Daily Express - October 04, 2024

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October 04, 2024

'I NEVER THOUGHT I'D BE ALIVE TO SEE THE LAW CHANGE, BUT PERHAPS I WILL'

ESTHER Rantzen hopes that assisted dying will now be legalised in her lifetime after an MP pledged to introduce a Bill in the Commons.

4 mins

To be Blunt, I will change my name

JAMES Blunt says he will legally change his name to whatever fans choose - if the re-release of his debut album reaches number one in the charts.

1 min

Golden oldies

MEET the LP OAPs, who have recreated iconic album covers to challenge negative stereotypes around ageing.

1 min

Bailey hints at more aggressive interest rate cuts

THE Bank of England could cut interest rates more quickly if price rises remain under control, its Governor has suggested.

1 min

Kuenssberg's email clanger forces BBC to scrap Boris interview

Star 'red-faced' after sending ex-PM her notes

1 min

Surrendering Chagos Islands to the Chinese ally is a dangerous sellout that undermines our security'

SIR Keir Starmer was yesterday accused of a \"dangerous sellout\" after he gave up the militarily vital Chagos Islands to a Chinese ally.

3 mins

Thousands to get jab on NHS to fight obesity

A QUARTER of a million people are set to receive the \"King Kong\" of weight-loss jabs on the NHS.

1 min

William: I was afraid of passing Covid to Kate

THE Prince of Wales was a no-show at the Paris Olympics because he feared catching Covid and endangering wife Kate while she had chemotherapy.

1 min

Make no bones about it...I wouldn't be here at night!

THE Queen had visions of a royal fright night as she saw the site for a new building named after her husband... along with piles of bones.

1 min

Marksman feared rapper posed an 'imminent threat'

Officer claims suspect was trying to escape 'at any cost'

2 mins

"Disguised GP poisoned mum's partner over will row

A GP disguised himself as a nurse before trying to kill his estranged mother's partner by injecting him with poison, a jury heard.

2 mins

'Unfinished business'...Gio hopes for Strictly return

GIOVANNI Pernice has told friends he hopes to return to Strictly next year, despite the BBC upholding bullying claims against him.

1 min

Mum guilty over horror deaths of four sons in fire

She left boys home alone to go to a shop

2 mins

Iran 'six months from being nuclear threat'

IRAN could accelerate efforts to build a nuclear bomb if Israeli forces target its atomic facilities, military analysts have warned.

2 mins

IDF kill Hamas leader's 'right-hand man'

ISRAEL has assassinated the \"right-hand man\" of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in a strike on an underground compound.

1 min

Brit tourists run for lives as assassins execute man on popular Mexican beach

Gunmen fired volley of shots before fleeing on jet skis

2 mins

'Rugby teacher dragged knife schoolgirl off me'

A PUPIL making her way to lessons was stabbed in the leg and chest by a classmate before she was saved by a rugby teacher who dragged the attacker away, a jury heard yesterday.

2 mins

Why working in a gents outfitters left John Inman 'free' to pursue his dreams

A brilliant new biography of the late Are You Being Served? star reveals how a background in menswear helped inspire the flamboyant Mr Humphries and his immortal catchphrase

7 mins

EMPEROR'S FOREIGN MISSION

Yoshida optimistic Shin can end Japan's Arc heartbreak

1 min

Fich makes a big splash to lead the way

DARREN FIRES STUNNING 61

2 mins

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