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THE SON WHO CAME INTO THE FOLD...

Spy writing legend John le Carré's son Nick on putting aside his own literary career to revive his father's most famous creation, George Smiley

Letby's appeal bid thrown out

SERIAL child killer Lucy Letby's bid to challenge her latest conviction for the attempted murder of a baby girl has been dismissed by the Court of Appeal.

Fresh police probe into school tea-party crash that left two girls dead

THE mother of one of two girls killed when a car drove into their school tea party says she has been \"living in hell\", as police revealed they are reopening investigations into the crash.

Tragic Sara 'never smiled'

LITTLE Sara Sharif \"never smiled once\" in the months before she died, a neighbour has told jurors.

Aspel: I only get called nowadays to say a few words when someone's died

HE was once one a king of primetime TV, but now the only time Michael Aspel's phone rings is for a tribute to a late showbiz friend.

Hot shot! Bucket list teenager snaps up major red carpet role

A TEENAGE cancer patient who shared a hug with the Princess of Wales has realised another \"unbelievable\" wish-list ambition - snapping the stars at a film premiere.

Disposable vapes will be off shop shelves 'within months'

SHOPS in England and Wales will be banned from selling disposable vapes from June 1 next year, the Government confirmed yesterday.

'Together we are wiser and stronger'

THE King will pay tribute to the Commonwealth today during a landmark speech in Samoa.

'Use the Budget to win back our trust'

RACHEL Reeves has been urged to use her Budget to guarantee no other pensioner benefits will be scrapped for the rest of this Parliament.

Little Pixie who trained D-Day troops can't 6 believe' she's 100

SECOND World War heroine Dorothea Barron will turn 100 in her own indomitable way - by hosting a party for the few remaining veterans of the Greatest Generation.

'DISGRACEFUL!" ONLINE POPPY APPEAL RIP-OFF

ONLINE fraudsters are ripping off the Royal British Legion's annual appeal by selling thousands of pounds worth of fake poppies.

NUNEZ NICKS IT AS REDS STRIKE

Slot's fliers respond quickly to scare

CHIEF'S RACE AGAINST TIME TO TAKE ON KIWIS

HENRY SLADE flew back from England's training camp in Spain last night on a make-or-break mission to prove his fitness for the Twickenham showdown with New Zealand.

FRANKIE IS REUNITED

Dettori rides Upjohn for Gosdens at Breeders' Cup

Rehan loves the joy of six

AHMED LIFTS ENGLAND VIBES

Like Sir Chris Hoy, I was told I was on borrowed time...YET HERE I AM, A DECADE LATER

Kevin Webber has raised more than £1million since his terminal diagnosis. As he prepares for his next challenge, he shares a message of hope with the Olympic cycling legend who revealed his own sad prostate cancer news this week

'It is not up to us to be ashamed, it is up to them to be ashamed'

Wife speaks out at Monster of Avignon rape trial

Strongman and shot put record holder Geoff Capes dies at 75

SHOT put record holder and two-time World's Strongest Man Geoff Capes has died aged 75.

Putin goads the West

VLADIMIR Putin goaded the West yesterday as he met with world leaders including China's President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Samoa welcomes King and Queen

KING Charles and Queen Camilla had a grand ceremonial welcome as they arrived in Samoa for a four-day state visit.

Unbelievably dangerous...

Soldier's view on 'prison escape'

Three die as 48 migrants are rescued from dinghy

THREE people died and 48 others were rescued after a migrant boat sank in the English Channel.

Three care home residents die after suspected gas leak

POLICE and accident investigators in hazmat suits were yesterday probing a suspected carbon monoxide leak which left three care home residents dead and seven more in hospital.

Murdered teen Brianna 'failed by health chiefs'

MURDERED schoolgirl Brianna Ghey was \"immersed in darkness\" and did not receive adequate mental health treatment, her mother said yesterday.

Police officers on trial over shootings will not be named, says Cooper

FIREARMS officers on trial over police shootings will not be named unless they are convicted, the Home Secretary has announced.

Shirley: I don't want back op unless it's Strictly necessary

SHIRLEY Ballas is hoping to freeze out having back surgery for as long as possible - by drinking fruit and veg juice and taking ice baths.

Dame Helen: Things need to change for older people

DAME Helen Mirren has branded it upsetting and unfair that older people are treated differently as research suggests a third of over-65s have been subject to ageism.

'Jaw-dropping' ...Sir Keir slammed over 'astonishing' two-tier pensions plan

SIR Keir Starmer has been accused of planning \"two-tier\" pension reforms in the Budget with special protections for the public sector.

Workers eating jackets to save packets

THE jacket potato is becoming a lunchtime cost-saving legend as workers peel away from expensive sarnies, sushi and salads.

Dogs bounce back to prove life's a beach

THEY might have had a wuff start in life - but just look at them now! These inspirational disabled dogs have all recovered from terrible traumas to hit the beach as very happy hounds.