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GRAIL HOUSE ROCKS ELVIS!

ELVIS Presley was secretly a massive fan of legendary British comedy show Monty Python.

If you want success, be more Hulk!

ANGER 'A MAJOR DRIVER'

OH CRUMBS!

Eating toast in bed replaces snoring as top bedroom peeve

LOVE YOU TO THE MOON AND BACK

Propose in space.. for an astronomical 700k

FINALLY TIS THE SEASON

Proper sport is back!

I'M JACK IN THE GAME!

Jungle call-up, but not yet

BIG BERT BATTERS BRITAIN

Snow, wind and rain to bring weekend wipeout

IT'S OBSCENE

£72m waste of Chas coronation sparks protests

WE'RE NOT SCARED OF BULLY VLAD

Despite the threats, UK will stand with Ukraine

Have you had a bump on the head, Mr Froch?

BOXER: NO SUCH THING AS GRAVITY, EVOLUTION AND MOON LANDINGS..

BRITS FUEL BILLS GRIEF

Customers face new price rise

SEAN'S SHOT IN THE ARM

Broja gearing up to be Dyche goalden boy

MAX COMEBACK MEANS IT'S LANDO...SNORELESS

Brit can't sleep for 48 hours after title blow

'Leave the fighting to McGuigan'

THE greatest night of Barry McGuigan's career had an audience not even I'm a Celebrity can get near. In the unusual setting of QPR's Loftus Road in London, the Monaghan man defeated Eusebio Pedroza to become WBA featherweight champion on a June night in 1985. Around 25,000 fans were there in the stadium but 20m viewers tuned in on the BBC to watch McGuigan dethrone one of the great champions of the era. Now starring om 'Celebrity', Chris McKenna looks back to that famous evening

BAX TO BASICS

Fin has simple plan to end England agony

BUZZ CUT DANGER!

Unclean barbers warning

Done for the road

CARGO ROBBED

ROMAN THUGS

Gladiator fans loved a tear-up

VAMPIRE RATS

Whiffy garlic is best way to get rid of vile vermin

Church folk want device intervention

ROBOT JESUS HEARS CONFESSION

We're all going on a UFO holiday

SUN SEA & E.T. FOR BRITS

A titan of the Labour movement

'2 JAGS' LOYAL & FEARLESS

UNDESERVED

No bonus for water bosses

Reverend prays for Christmas number 1

REVEREND And The Makers have ditched their politics and social commentary to make a claim for the Christmas No1.

BOFFIN: I KNOW BIGFOOT'S ALIVE

And he's really a very smart monkey

Rise of the eco worrier

NOT EASY BEING GREEN

ANT: I AIN'T SO KEEN ON DEAN

DJ too wimpy at trials

I SHOULD COCO

Hancock tells probe: I got it right on Covid

At last! Truth about THAT fishing trip..

GAVIN & STACEY BOSSES HINT AT XMAS SHOCKS

Creepy Jez or Orange Manbaby?

CREEPY Jeremy Clarkson could be Britain's Donald Trump if he entered politics, as the Daily Star revealed yesterday.