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Light at end of tunnel' on assisted dying law

THERE is finally \"light at the end of the tunnel\" for families who have fought to legalise assisted dying for decades, a Labour MP has said.

Let's hope pitiful PM didn't start as he means to go on

IT'S THE nicknames that say it all \"Free Gear Keir\" and \"Two Tier Keir\" - representing missteps for the new Prime Minister as he reaches his first 100 days in office today. From alienating our global allies to punishing our older generations, there is little Sir Keir has not mishandled.

Rebekah ordered to pay £100k more to Wagatha rival in legal bill battle

FOOTBALLER'S wife Rebekah Vardy looked to have scored a legal own goal after a judge ordered her to immediately pay arch-rival WAG Coleen Rooney a further £100,000.

WINTER FUEL PENSIONERS NOW FACE TAX RAID

PENSIONERS losing winter fuel payments are among an extra 120,000 people being hit with tax demands for the first time.

Out! Wimbledon gets rid of line judges

UMPIRES dressed in shirts and ties shouting \"Out!\" will be no more at Wimbledon as line judges are being replaced by technology.

It's just a small victory for City on penalties

PREMIER LEAGUE clubs will only have to overcome a \"relatively minor issue\" in their legal battle with Manchester City.

England set-up no different to Fergie's United

EL-ABD PLAYS DOWN CHANGES

POPE'S BLOWS A REAL PAIN

Carse's sympathy for skipper

Trolley good! Supermarket's £4m healthy eating boost

Children at 400 schools in some of the country's most deprived areas will benefit from fresh fruit and vegetables thanks to an inspirational new scheme launched today by Tesco and celebrity chef Poppy O'Toole

Horror story at pumpkin farms

HALLOWEEN fans plumping for plenty of pumpkins are in for a disappointment after slugs and bad weather destroyed more than half of this year's crop.

More families are setting sail on holiday cruises

FAMILY cruises are on the crest of a wave with more people heading up the gangway for a holiday at sea with the kids.

Fury over water firms' 'drop in the ocean' £157m penalty

Not enough to punish suppliers' ‘annual litany of failure'

Hip fracture delays raise risk of dying

HIP-fracture patients are more likely to die if they are waiting in A&E for more than four hours, a study claims.

Coleen beats Rebekah again in Wagatha case

REBEKAH Vardy has suffered a second defeat over her \"Wagatha Christie\" libel battle with Coleen Rooney.

My pen pal Charles, by Melania

MELANIA Trump has revealed in her new memoir that she is pen pals with the King.

Royals' floral tribute to war heroes

THE Duchess of Edinburgh solemnly throws a posy into the sea off Malta in tribute to British and Maltese lives lost in the Second World War.

Minister: HS2 will run to Euston despite the cost

MINISTERS are on track to get HS2 to Euston, the Transport Secretary has signalled.

"The clock is ticking' ...scramble to charge Maddie suspect over her disappearance

Pressure as suspect cleared in separate case

OAPS kicked in the teeth

SUSAN Mensforth calls Rachel Reeves' and Labour's decision to axe cold weather payments \"utter cruelty\" with no regard for older people's worth.

OUR ENEMIES' MISSION TO CAUSE 'MAYHEM'

MI5 chief Ken McCallum warns of 'hell of a job' to ward off Russian and Iranian threats.

TOTO HAS A LEW PRINT Mobil

Wolff will follow McLaren route to find glory with Hamilton successor

Ire of the Tiger

CHEIKA STILL ANGRY AT RFU OVER MEDIC SPAT

It's Absolutely Fabulous to see you again, darling!

Stars reunite to reveal Patsy and Edina's secrets from classic sitcom

GP admits donning a disguise to inject mother's partner with deadly poison

A GP who disguised himself as a nurse before trying to kill his estranged mother's partner by injecting him with poison has admitted attempting to murder the pensioner.

22 years' jail for GP who indecently assaulted 7 patients

A FORMER GP who indecently assaulted patients in his surgery during medical examinations has been jailed for 22 years.

Girl accused of school stabbings carried blade from age of eight

A TEENAGER who stabbed a classmate and two teachers at a school yesterday told a jury she felt guilty about the attack.

Drones deliver a birthday blitz on Putin's oil depot

VLADIMIR Putin's birthday celebrations were cut short by a major Ukrainian attack on Crimea.

Labour in 'complete chaos over sacking' says Ed Balls

SENIOR ministers yesterday struggled to control the fallout from Sue Gray's departure, with former shadow chancellor Ed Balls describing the crisis as \"complete chaos\".

Falklands denial as row over Chagos intensifies

PM's belated pledge on British territories

Four in hospital as school bus home topples into field

FOUR pupils were being treated in hospital last night after a school bus overturned into a field.