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July 24, 2024

BBC CHIEF 'VERY SORRY' FOR STRICTLY BULLYING SCANDAL

BBC boss Tim Davie has offered a heartfelt apology for the bullying crisis engulfing Strictly Come Dancing, but insisted the show must go on.

3 mins

Andy to hang up his racquet with Olympics finale

SIR Andy Murray yesterday confirmed he will end his playing career at the Olympics — with the nation rooting for him bringing home a third gold medal.

1 min

United...we can once again restore the confidence of people in us as a party'

SHADOW Home Secretary James Cleverly last night announced he was running to become the next Tory Party leader.

3 mins

King powers on with energy efficiency drive

THE King continues to put the environment and sustainability at the heart of his reign, as his vehicle fleet shifts towards being fully electric and the first solar panels have been added to a royal residence.

2 mins

Olympic great quits in shame

Dujardin is accused of whipping horse 'like elephant in circus'

2 mins

Preacher guilty of caretaker role for banned terror group

ISLAMIST preacher Anjem Choudary has been convicted of directing a banned terrorist organisation and generating support for it online.

2 mins

'Historic victory' for Isle of Man assisted dying law

THE Isle of Man will be the first place in the British Isles to legalise assisted dying, following a landmark victory for campaigners yesterday.

2 mins

'Britain must be ready for war in next three years'

BRITAIN has three years to gear up for war as Russia, China, Iran and North Korea form an -\"axis of upheaval\", the Army's new supremo has warned.

1 min

Son's tribute to couple killed in horror crash

A MOTORCYLE couple killed in a crash that left six people dead were yesterday described by their son as loving and caring parents.

1 min

'As a prosecutor I took on the predators and fraudsters...I know Donald Trump's type

KAMALA Harris blasted US presidential rival Donald Trump last night after securing enough support from Democratic Party delegates to become its nominee.

3 mins

Thousands 'unaware' of suffering lung conditions

THOUSANDS of people may be living with undiagnosed lung conditions due to a lack of national testing targets, a charity has warned.

2 mins

Bistro beats 60,000 to best restaurant title

A TRADITIONAL French bistro carved out of a former pub has beaten some 60,000 venues to be voted the best local restaurant in Britain - just five months after opening.

1 min

AN INSTANT REPLAY

Saints and Bath meet on first night in final repeat

1 min

Comeback kid Timber's all ready to take it to the Max

Verstappen fuelling Jurrien's bid to make up for lost time

2 mins

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