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Now BBC gives a kicking to stars of women's football

THE SUFFRAGETTES must be turning in their graves at the state of modern British womanhood, or rather its perception by everyone else. Right now, we're holding our breath to see whether the judges of the Supreme Court can actually define a woman.

Wild night out for William and Rolling Stone Ronnie

PRINCE William and Stones legend Ronnie Wood had a wild night out with a difference yesterday - when they met at a conservation awards bash.

Guardiola: I didn't mean to make light of self-harming

MANCHESTER City manager Pep Guardiola insisted yesterday he did not mean to make light of self-harm issues after a \"flippant\" comment about his facial injuries.

NHS boss denies he 'discouraged' Letby investigation

THE hospital boss in charge when Lucy Letby murdered seven babies in its neonatal unit yesterday denied he had tried to avoid a criminal investigation.

Davina: My memory's coming back

DAVINA McCall yesterday told how her post-surgery short-term memory loss is easing daily as she recovers at home from her brain operation.

Fighting back...tractor drivers' go-slow protest

DOZENS of tractor drivers staged a go-slow protest yesterday calling on the Government to stop \"betraying\" farming and rural communities.

'You are stealing our children's future and destroying the hard work of generations before us'

WORRIED farmer Olly Harrison has issued a rallying call on behalf of the industry, urging the Government not to \"steal our children's future\".

Arteta's boys go all Guns blazing

MARTINELLI SPARKS A FIVE-GOAL SPREE

IT'S DUTCH A DEBACLE FOR CITY

Chaotic defending wrecks night as troubles continue

THE REAL DEAL

Slot wary of side who never know when they are beaten

£2.2m Lottery syndicate winner caught in police child sex abuse sting

A CHARITY worker who won a share of a National Lottery windfall has been jailed for child sex abuse following a police sting.

Five found alive day after yacht capsizes

TWO Britons were last night understood to be among seven people missing after a tourist boat sank off Egypt's Red Sea coast.

Brit who was the world's oldest man dies aged 112

THE Briton who at 112 was the world’s oldest man has died peacefully in his care home.

Glastonbury-bound Rod: I don't want to talk about retiring

Rocker to play festival legends slot aged 80

Bath risks gaining new reputation as shoplifters' haven

ELEGANT Georgian Bath - home of Jane Austen costume dramas - is suffering a shoplifting epidemic, rising faster than anywhere else in Britain.

'I can't believe I've just won Bake off!'

Georgie's joy as she lifts competition trophy for Wales

Southport teacher: Use dead girls' memories as driving force for change

A DANCE teacher who was injured in the Southport knife attack that left three little girls dead has insisted that the victims’ memories should serve as a driving force for change.

44,000 terminally ill OAPs face a cold 'last Christmas'

The figures, uncovered by end-of-life charity Marie Curie, reignited calls for Chancellor Rachel Reeves to restore the help of up to £300 to millions of OAPs.

Netanyahu: Ceasefire agreed with Hezbollah

Truce calms fear of all-out Middle East war

XMAS DINNER HITS £50 AFTER BUDGET 'MESS'

Turkey meal hits a new high after SirKeir's Budget sends prices rocketing

William, the Action Prince

ROYAL fans say the Prince of Wales should now be referred to as \"His Royal Hotness\" instead of His Royal Highness.

EU 'reset' aide could earn £35k more than PM

SIR Keir Starmer is recruiting a Permanent Secretary for EU and International Economic Affairs on a salary of up to £200,000 – around £35,000 more than the Prime Minister himself.

TOUGH GLOVE

Pope has to keep wicket despite his struggles to find batting form

HILL'S XMAS BONUS

Constitution on the mend

Animal characters can boost child development

ANIMAL characters such as Peter Rabbit can boost children's psychological development, according to a study.

Gran fined £500 for leaving donation beside charity bin

A STUNNED grandmother received a £500 fine for fly-tipping after leaving a bag of neatly folded clothes by a full donation bin.

Jet crash linked to Kremlin plots

SECRET services were yesterday probing a DHL cargo plane crash in Lithuania, which killed the pilot, after recent Russian sabotage operations involving bombs left at warehouses - including in the UK.

Rees-Mogg applies to Slash trees at mansion over neighbours’ fears

FORMER Tory minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg says he must fell more than a dozen trees at his historic mansion amid safety fears.

Horror ride survivors relax in paradise

A COUPLE'S blissful smiles show the Alton Towers Smiler tragedy had served only to unite them as they honeymoon in the Maldives.

'My baby's been shot'

Mum's frantic screams after gunman fires into family car