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How yelling killer dodged facing justice

SOUTHPORT monster Axel Rudakubana was removed from the dock twice after repeatedly shouting and disrupting proceedings.

Man held as 5 hurt in knife assault

A MAN has been arrested after five people were injured in a suspected stabbing near an Asda store yesterday.

Castan is the Smart choice

CASTAN (7.45) may be a tough nut to crack in the BetUK-sponsored sprint at Southwell.

‘I can't give myself compassion or accept praise, as how can I live knowing I survived when children died’

THE dance teacher who was injured as she tried to shield her young pupils from Axel Rudakubana's knife rampage has told of her mental agony since surviving the horror. Leanne Lucas, 36, said in court yesterday: “How can I live knowing I survived when children died?”

TRUMP DECISION ON W.H.O. 'WON'T HIT SEARCH FOR ANSWERS ON COVID'

DONALD Trump's withdrawal of the US from the World Health Organisation will not affect the search for the origins of Covid, a former Tory peer has claimed.

Sainsbury's cuts 3,000 jobs and shuts all in-store cafes

SUPERMARKET giant Sainsbury's has confirmed plans to axe more than 3,000 roles as it prepares to close all its remaining in-store cafes.

Starmer is warned off Euro pact

SIR Keir Starmer has been warned to stop cosying up to the EU after it emerged Britain could join a European trade pact.

Heather's rain pain

ENGLAND were denied a first victory of the Women's Ashes as Australia won by six runs in the second T20 six at Canberra.

Don't call me sexy, Benedict pleads

BENEDICT Cumberbatch claims anyone calling him a sex symbol is hitting a bum note as he poses with a piano.

Family fight over pirate radio legend's £1.4m will

A PIRATE radio legend's £1.4million legacy is at the centre of a bitter court fight after he left his beauti- cian daughter without a penny.

'His only purpose was to kill,' says police chief

A POLICE chief blasted evil Axel Rudakubana saying \"he wasn't fighting for a cause his only purpose was to kill.\"

PROFESSOR 'SOLVES' THE RIDDLE OF CHIPS OFF THE KING'S OLD BLOCK

A HISTORIC lump of sandstone that played a prominent role in King Charles's Coronation may have been \"graffitied\" by an over-enthusiastic restorer who gave chunks of it away.

Musk 'bar' for giving to Reform

ELON Musk's role in Donald Trump's government could make it more difficult for the tech billionaire to donate to Reform UK.

He cowered in his cell as final insult to brave families of innocent girls

THE screams of terrified children fleeing Axel Rudakubana's knife, captured on video, will remain with me forever.

AT YOUR BECKS AND CALL

After yet another knighthood snub, the former England captain is deemed to have publicly 'signposted' his worthiness for the elusive honour this week by revealing how he has 'always been there' for the Prince of Wales

Thousands urged to flee new LA wildfire

FIREFIGHTERS try to contain another Los Angeles wildfire as more than 50,000 people

Diana's nieces have glamour covered

PRINCESS Diana's nieces pose for their first cover shoot together and show they have all the regal poise and glamour of their late aunt.

10,000 soldiers may be sent to Mexico border

Trump begins crackdown

Ainslie sails away from Ineos team

SIR BEN AINSLIE has parted company with Ineos after their Americas Cup dream hit the rocks.

Murder suspect arrest after woman found in street dies from injuries

A MAN wanted in connection with the death of a woman found injured in the street was last night under arrest on suspicion of murder.

MADISON FINDS KEYS TO UNLOCK IGA'S GAME

Sabalenka up next in the final for brave American

'Even the quietest, loneliest voice...can change the world'

THE Queen yesterday urged the nation to \"Never Forget\" the horrors of the Holocaust as she remembered one of its most famous victims, Anne Frank.

Miliband is defiant on Heathrow

ED Miliband has said he will not resign if the Government backs a third Heathrow runway.

Hypocrite Reeves claims cost of fuel from taxpayers

THE Chancellor was accused of \"sickening hypocrisy\" after it emerged she claimed £360 from taxpayers to subsidise her fuel bills before stripping ten million pensioners of winter fuel payments.

Steep climb in the price to conquer Mt Everest

CLIMBERS hoping to scale Mount Everest must now pay up to £12,170 to Nepal's government after it massively hiked its fees.

A RED-HOT SON

Skipper's double earns Spurs vital win

Spare us the feeble Southport excuses

THE SLAUGHTER of the innocents has exposed a brutal malaise at the heart of our society. Violence is now inflicted on young people in a way that would have been unthinkable only a few decades ago. That frightening descent into carnage was encapsulated by the actions of Axel Rudakubana, now convicted of murdering three girls at a dance class in Southport last summer.

Fighter plane

Statistically, planes are one of the safest forms of transportation. That's not the case in the propulsive action thriller Flight Risk, which welcomes back Mel Gibson to the director's chair for the first time in almost a decade.

55% back abolishing or cutting inheritance tax

COUNT SUICIDES PLEA FOLLOWING LABOUR RAID ON FARMERS

CULLEN REUNION SHOWS LEWIS HAMILTON MEANS BUSINESS

LEWIS HAMILTON does not do things in half measures so Ferrari should not either. Bringing back trainer Angela Cullen is a signal that he wants to get back to the top, and he has not just donned the famous red race suit for a jolly.