Nick Constable

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nick Constable

Britain's Jewish community was urged to be on heightened alert last night amid fears of terrorist ‘revenge’ attacks following Israel’s strike against Iran. Synagogues have stepped up security while communities were warned to ‘avoid displaying Jewish or Israeli symbols in public spaces’. The Community Security Trust (CST), a charity set up to protect British Jews, said it was stepping up efforts at synagogues, schools and community buildings.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nick Constable |Mark Hookham

A US billionaire’s dream of creating a grand English country estate in the tradition of 18th Century landscape designer Capability Brown is facing a backlash from neighbours convinced he is tapping into their water supply. American financier Stephen Schwarzman bought the magnificent Conholt Park in Wiltshire – described as one of the finest shooting estates in southern England – for £82million three years ago.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nick Constable

Invading hoard of octopuses from the Mediterranean devour shellfish caught by British fishing crews - leaving shortages at restaurantsBy NICK CONSTABLE Published: 20:49 EDT, 24 May 2025 | Updated: 20:49 EDT, 24 May 2025 An invading horde of hungry octopuses from the Mediterranean is decimating crab fisheries in British waters. Shellfish wholesalers say the huge influx has resulted in swingeing cuts to restaurant orders, leaving chefs scrambling to keep their kitchens stocked.

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Hard-pressed British taxpayers funding a £4.5 million scheme to alleviate climate change in Malawi are instead setting up locals as loan sharks and paying for the illegal migration of others to a better life in South Africa, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. About 8,800 villagers around Chikwawa in Malawi are receiving the equivalent of £433 each – and the Foreign Office insists the best way to send the money is directly to each of them.