At the Miss World pageant in the Royal Albert Hall, London in 1970, 100 women armed with handbags full of rotten veg, bags of flour, joke shop smoke bombs and water pistols filled with ink went to war on sexism
Robbie Savage urged Manchester United to keep Paul Pogba and sign four others to build a team capable of challenging at the top again
Health secretary Matt Hancock said the Government is working closely with supermarkets and suppliers to ensure food is available during the coronavirus outbreak, including for those self-isolating
Former Manchester United defender says club must hold talks with midfielder to determine once and for all whether he wants to leave - then Solskjaer can continue to build his team
Boris Johnson has promised he will keep Britain fed and has reiterated that 'battening down the hatches' and banning social gatherings won't work to stop coronavirus spread
Sir Billy Connolly has announced his retirement from stand-up comedy as Parkinson's disease makes it hard for him to perform to the levels he feels is required as a comedian
WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES - Matia Ruffin, 16, said she thought she was going to die during the horrific incident at the Fun Land amusement park in Fredericksburg, Virginia
Lingard hailed Manchester United's all-time top scorer after Derby skipper Rooney was reunited with his former club in FA Cup clash
Lucy Fallon quit her role as Bethany Platt in Corrie but she won't be missing out on her salary from the ITV soap as she can cash in on Insta ads for far less work
Question Time audience members were allowed to shoot quick fire questions about coronavirus at health secretary Matt Hancock with one NHS worker raising concerns about colleagues going into quarantine
Manchester United's all-time leading goalscorer was twice denied by his former team-mate from free-kicks as Red Devils beat Derby County 3-0 in FA Cup clash
Virgin Media said that the breach occurred after one of its marketing databases was "incorrectly configured" which allowed unauthorised access
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Perishers originally ran from 1959 to 2006. The strip is still so popular today that we decided to reprint the best of the strips by Maurice Dodd and Dennis Collins
Garth is the Mirror’s time-travelling comic strip superhero. The strip originally ran from 1943 to 1997. Due to public demand, reprints of classic stories began in 2011
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Katy Perry has given her first interview since announcing her pregnancy and has answered the big questions about her news with fiancé Orlando Bloom
Odion Ighalo scored twice after Luke Shaw set United on their way to the quarter-finals, but manager Solskjaer says his side need to start better
The National Audit Office said planning to 'get Brexit done' has cost at least £4.4 billion since the EU referendum in 2016
The choppers took off from RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus and flew through Israeli airspace and northern Jordan to evacuate him from southern Syria before he was taken to a medical facility in neighbouring Iraq
Former EastEnders actor Charlie Chambers, who played Ben Mitchell, made his TV return in Noughts + Crosses
Enrique Iglesias and girlfriend Anna Kournikova have shared the name of their newborn daughter - and it's super sweet
Taylor Swift donated the large sum of money to the Nashville Relief Fund after the deadly tornado ripped through her hometown in recent days
The figures are a terrible indictment of 10 years of Conservative rule and shame those responsible - the Mirror's Give Me Five campaign is demanding a £5 rise in child benefit which would immediately lift 200,000 children above the breadline
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's decision has come just hours after announcing that they're expecting a baby this summer
