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Banks hit by payday outages

THOUSANDS of customers were frustrated as banking apps were again hit by IT issues yesterday.

Eddie: 'I can get a Toon out of squad without Isak'

HOWE SLAMS ONE-MAN TEAM TAG

THELWELL HEADS OUT

KEVIN THELWELL is set to step down as Everton's director of football this summer.

'I enjoyed gold toilet facilities'

ONE of the men on trial over the theft of a gold loo worth £4.75m \"took advantage of facilities\" the day before it was taken, jurors heard.

Why I've come out fighting to run for mayor with Reform

Gold medallist boxer's bid to make Hull 'better place'

Sean's numbers game

JUMP jockey title race leader Sean Bowen says he is not afraid to turn down rides at the Cheltenham Festival if he has better chances elsewhere.

IRAOLA CUP EDGE

BOURNEMOUTH manager Andoni Iraola is hoping his cup pedigree as a manager can rub off on his current club today when his side welcome Wolves.

PEP KEEPS QUIET.. FOR TIME BEING

PEP GUARDIOLA has vowed to hit back at the Manchester City haters when the time is right.

The Saturday briefing

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Broadbent milestone

JACK BROADBENT marked his milestone game in style and said: \"We knew we'd go through Salford.'

Do our leaders have the courage to end mass immigration?

THE GERMAN election showed how important and unsettling the issue of immigration has been to voters in that country causing a massive protest vote. But growing disquiet across Europe and the world about how large populations might be resettled hasn't yet stopped Britain from pursuing a policy of high immigration.

Setback as Pope needs ventilation

THE Pope suffered a \"sudden worsening\" yesterday when he had a bronchial spasm in hospital and required ventilation.

'Monster' jailed for killing chef in street

A SELF-proclaimed \"monster\" who attacked a top chef near Notting Hill Carnival and left him dying in the street was yesterday jailed for at least 18 years.

UK high street's 'long-term decline' as online sales leap

ONLINE shopping drove retail sales last month, offsetting a flat in-store performance on the high street, figures show.

Al-Fayed's shop of horrors... and the institutions that shielded him

When libel lawyer David Hooper was hired by Vanity Fair magazine to defend a libel action brought by the Harrods boss, it began a decadeslong pursuit of the serial sex-abuser, tyrant and predator

Marshall aims to hit the jackpot in Vegas

AFTER a week's hype and razzmatazz in Sin City, Liam Marshall says it is time for the real show.

Riddle of Hackman's last conversation

GENE Hackman's love of solitude is hindering the investigation into his mystery death and that of wife Betsy Arakawa.

Hero's farewell for RAF man shot down and tortured by Nazis

FAMILY, friends and veterans paid tribute at the funeral of an RAF hero who was tortured by the Nazis at Buchenwald concentration camp.

Canal urges

Our waterways offer a chance spring to life as we wave winter farewell

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Veteran for Cup repeat

Man who murdered dog walker gets life

A MAN who murdered an artist as she walked her dog must spend at least 25 and a half years behind bars.

Historic train jamboree is just the ticket

All aboard for the UK's railway event of a lifetime.

BUST-UP LEAVES TRUMP'S PEACE TALKS IN CRISIS

Furious US president accuses Volodymyr Zelensky of 'gambling with WW3'

Put rhythm and blues in her soul

BEST-KNOWN for her hauntingly emotional hits \"The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face\" and \"Killing Me Softly With His Song\", Roberta Flack started her musical journey playing classical piano.

Bargain Hunt star cleared of assaulting wife

TV auctioneer Charles Hanson has been cleared unanimously of assault and coercive behav- iour claims made by his wife.

Huge losses at GB News despite doubling revenue

GB News has reported another huge loss despite its revenue more than doubling and its audience continuing to rise.

Silva still in no mood to change ways

TWO years on from his Old Trafford meltdown, Marco Silva has vowed to never change his management style.

Still need your woolly jumpers...

SPRING has officially sprung today - but as these lambs know, it's still a little chilly.

Cancer test a genuine life-saver

RISHI Sunak got it spot-on this week when he said we blokes are mostly rubbish at getting our health checked out. Especially when it comes to prostate cancer.

High-flying Forest no favourites with Nuno

IPSWICH'S STRUGGLES TO COUNT FOR LITTLE