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Sussexes warned to avoid Windsors’ fate

THE Duke and Duchess of Sussex risk being “frozen out” completely by the Royal Family for making the same mistakes as Edward and Mrs Simpson 50 years ago, experts say.

Stressful days on Parliament’s front line

THE HOUSES of Parliament are now notorious as a mouse-ridden fire hazard where gargoyles crumble and more than £80million had to be spent repairing a giant clock.

Desperate Russia nabs ally’s weapon supply

RUSSIA has “emptied the cupboard” of Belarusian missiles and rockets in a desperate bid to stave off shortages and keep its offensive going, experts say.

Stars take Pride in 50th anniversary

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer and his deputy Angela Rayner joined celebrities and a million people at London’s Pride parade yesterday.

Stella: I never take Dad for granted...he blows me away

HE WOWED crowds at Glastonbury last weekend and made history as the oldest person to play the legendary festival – but Paul McCartney’s biggest fan will always be his daughter Stella.

Hundreds walk streets to bring Zara ‘back where she belonged’

HUNDREDS of people walked through the streets of east London yesterday in memory of Zara Aleena, who was killed as she made her way home from a night out.

Adele: I was a shell of a person after being forced to axe Las Vegas shows

SUPERSTAR Adele has told how she was left “devastated” by having to pull out of her Las Vegas residency earlier this year.

Sleaze shame Tory MP gets ‘medical help’ and vows he will return to the Commons

THE deputy chief whip suspended for “drunkenly groping two men” at a private members club has admitted he needs help, as it emerged Boris Johnson may have been aware of his problems as far back as 2020.

Olympians’ success fails to rub off at Wimbledon

TOM Daley and a host of Britain’s finest Olympic athletes failed to inspire many golden moments yesterday – as two more home-grown tennis players were knocked out of Wimbledon.

Airports still in chaos but recruits are now put on fast-track

HEATHROW passengers yesterday described scenes of “carnage” in luggage reclaim areas, as the Government insisted plans to deal with the issue are underway.

Norrie is ready to Cam out fighting

WIMBLEDON 2022: BRIT HAS POINT TO PROVE

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A fun-filled tour for 'Ant and Dec'

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HILL: LEWIS STILL A BRILLIANT BRIT

FORMULA ONE: British Grand Prix, starts Friday

Minister calls for trans ban in all sports

CULTURE Secretary Nadine Dorries will this week push sporting bodies to stop male-born transgender athletes from entering female events.

'Starmer should quit even if he's not fined'

TWO-THIRDS of voters say Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer must resign if a police inquiry concludes he broke lockdown rules – regardless of whether he receives a fine.

I WANT 10 MORE YEARS IN POWER, VOWS BORIS

Bullish PM fights back and hints he may slash VAT from energy bills

States braced for 'Summer of Rage'

POLICE riot squads and National Guard troops were on standby in major cities across America last night after a radical proabortion group vowed to stage a “Summer of Rage”.

Charles: Teach pupils about our place in the slave trade

PRINCE Charles wants Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade to be taught to the nation in the same way that schoolchildren learn about the Holocaust.

CRACKDOWN ON MILITANT UNIONS

PM urged to 'stand firm' against rise of militants

Wiegman's pride as Lions are all working together

SARINA WIEGMAN has turned to Declan Rice and Kieran Trippier for tips on how to cope with the pressure of a home tournament, saying: "It's good to share."

Danny's Boy springs huge shock in Chesham Stakes

HOLLOWAY BOY continued Karl Burke's domination of the juvenile division, powering home on his racecourse debut under Danny Tudhope to take the Chesham Stakes at Royal Ascot.

'Rebel' Deborah's £1m clothes haul

DAME Deborah James has raised £1million for cancer research through sales of her clothing range with In The Style.

The last thing Scotland needs is a referendum

LAST week Nicola Sturgeon launched L her campaign for a second independence fewer than referendum, eight years since the one in which Scots voted "No" by 10 clear percentage points.

Keeping pressure on Putin only way forward, insists Johnson

BORIS Johnson has called on the West to prove it is with Ukraine "for the long haul", saying: "It would be a catastrophe if Putin won."

Thousands march through London as living costs bite

And at a rally organised by the Trade Union Congress in Parliament Square, General Secretary Frances O'Grady said: "It is time to raise taxes on wealth not workers."

Beaches empty as rollercoster heatwave cools

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Your carriage awaits, Bea

HAT'S a wrap... as a fabulous fashion parade brought the curtain down on Royal Ascot yesterday.

Geidt had no option but to go, says predecessor

ETHICS adviser Lord Geidt would not have taken the decision to resign lightly but was left in a position where he felt he had no other choice, his predecessor in the role has said.

'Acid test' polls will decide the PM's fate

BORIS Johnson faces an acid test this week in two key by-elections that could make or break him as Conservative leader.