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The Mails ground-breaking podcast, The Trial of Lord Lucan, enters its most thrilling phase. From 6am on Friday morning, we are inviting you, the listener, to join the jury and seal his fate.

Today on the podcast The Trial Of Lord Lucan, senior barrister Max Hardy takes on the role of the Prosecutor as two real-life eminent barristers argue whether Lord Lucan was innocent or guilty.

In episode two of the Mails landmark podcast series The Trial Of Lord Lucan, an actor quotes from the 15,000-word Scotland Yard document which gives a definitive account of the Lord Lucan mystery.

This is the sensational, never-before-seen Scotland Yard report from almost 50 years ago that finally reveals the definitive account of the Lord Lucan mystery.

Since The Mail on Sunday first published evidence of financial irregularities around the sale of her ex-council house, Angela Rayner has done nothing but stonewall.

The Beckhams will appear on the living rooms of over 120 million Americans as they appear in a lucrative advert during the much anticipated Superbowl this Sunday.

Goodbye, Susie - thank you. That brief sentence, uttered on a doorstep in East Sussex in the early hours of Friday, November 8, 1974, are the last words known to have been spoken by Lord Lucan.

The former USPS employee from Louisiana has just pleaded guilty.

The Prime Minister could make an announcement on IHT before the Conservative Party Conference next week, vowing to reduce the death tax when possible and eventually scrap it.

The publications and channels owned by the magnate have been under scrutiny for years for allegedly trying to wield political influence, especially in the United States and Australia.