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Robertson's focus on good old days

OLD dog Neil Robertson is desperate to keep snooker’s new breed at bay for as long as possible.

Happy Jack backs City to land treble

JACK GREALISH is starting to believe all his Christmases are coming at once as he looks forward to a glut of winners’ medals.

Retailers must deliver

CHRISTMAS is just days away and many of us will be fretting over whether our online gift orders will arrive in time, amid widespread shipping delays.

Believe me... we're here for all of you

THERE’S something deep in our hearts that longs for peace at Christmas – that picture-perfect Yuletide of countless advertising campaigns, reflecting the line in Silent Night:

Woman, 27, bailed after fire killed four brothers

A WOMAN held on suspicion of child neglect following a fire that killed four brothers was granted bail yesterday.

Fury as students leave country owing £3.7bn

STUDENTS who have now left the UK owe £3.7billion in loans.

BBC to offer ‘more drama than ever before'

PEAKY Blinders, Killing Eve, The Split and His Dark Materials are just some of the treats in a record year for drama on the BBC next year.

Foy reignites scandal of the forgotten duchess

ACTRESS Claire Foy, who plays a promiscuous duchess in a BBC drama about a Sixties sex scandal, believes her character has been “completely forgotten”.

Sterling cashes in for goals century

RAHEEM STERLING joined the 100 Premier League goals club in the brunchtime battle of The Etihad.

‘Interest rates to stay put due to Omicron'

THE Bank of England is set to keep its base rate on hold until February, due to the uncertainty Omicron has cast over the economy, according to the experts.

‘Luckiest bride in the world' had been days from death

WHEN Katy Docking walked down the aisle to marry fiance Carl it was a moment she thought she would never live to see.

Dodge seasonal scams

CHRISTMAS is traditionally a time for giving, unless you are a fraudster, in which case it is peak season for scamming unsuspecting victims instead.

VIKTOR ORBAN EXCLUSIVE:Hungarian PM warns EU unity is ‘unravelling' due to growing migrant crisis

THE “fabric of European unity is unravelling” – with the ongoing migrant crisis to blame, the controversial leader of Hungary has said.

AJ and Kai refuse to say they're Strictly platonic...

AJ ODUDU and dance partner Kai Widdrington performed a raunchy rumba last night and set tongues wagging again by refusing to deny rumours of a romance.

A dream to keep all children safe

MY LITTLE granddaughter was the Second Innkeeper at her nursery’s Nativity drama, crisply informing Mary and Joseph that there was absolutely no room for them in the inn

“We can't give up on MND battle...

RUGBY league great Kevin Sinfield has promised to continue doing charity challenges to match the “bravery and courage” of his close friend Rob Burrow who is battling motor neurone disease.

We want people's voices heard, not ignored by MPs...

THERE is a geological phenomenon called the Foreshock”, that experts note as warning tremors before the tectonic plates Shift in a major earthquake. More often than not they are only recognised after the main event has taken place.

PM gives sympathy ...but power's still out

BORIS Johnson has offered his sympathy to those still left without power more than a week after Storm Arwen and praised the emergency services, engineers and the Armed Forces helping in the worst areas.

Make us free to own our decisions...

IF THE Government used emergency powers to make it illegal to walk on the cracks in the pavement or to stop people from eating chicken on a Tuesday, would that be OK, or would it make you really angry?

Election guru: ‘Most PMS would give eye teeth to be as popular as Boris!'

MOST prime ministers would love to have Boris Johnson's popularity ratings at this stage in a parliamentary term, according to Britain's most respected polling expert.

Reservists to save Queen's Guard after Army cuts

PART-TIME reservists will be able to carry out ceremonial duties at Buckingham Palace for the first time in 124 years, because of a critical shortage of soldiers in the Household Division.

Storm KOs I'm A Celeb

I’M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! was thrown into further chaos last night as the show was cancelled over the weekend due to “technical difficulties” caused by Storm Arwen.

Plea as police vow to get Ava justice

POLICE investigating the murder of schoolgirl Ava White want to trace the occupants of a rental van seen in the area at the time she was killed.

Queen gives her blessing to 50p coin to mark Platinum Jubilee

THE Queen’s Platinum Jubilee is to be celebrated with a 50p coin to be launched next year, the Royal Mint has announced.

MASKS BACK TO FIGHT VARIANT

• Omicron hits UK with fears it could evade the vaccines • Boris tightens virus rules to aid booster drive and save Christmas

China could spy on Army with TikTok

CHINESE social media giant TikTok could give Beijing the edge in future conflicts, tech experts warn.

We mustn't ignore what we're put in government to do

“If the perception is that very expensive electric cars, cow flatulence and £20,000 heat pumps are our main priority, Houston we have a problem

The best way to beat obesity and poverty is in the kitchen say MPs

TEACHING people to cook is one of the best ways of fighting poverty and combating obesity, according to MPs who donned chefs’ hats and put their culinary talents to the test.

Shirley's funky chicken treat

SHIRLEY Ballas has revealed the secret behind her stamina on the Strictly judging panel, writes Olivia Buxton.

Royal treats for club riding high

THE Duchess of Cornwall gave the Sunday Express a glimpse inside the inner sanctum of the sport of kings yesterday after inviting teenage horse riders from a deprived area to Ascot.