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Joanna: 'A victory for marine life'

DAME Joanna Lumley is \"thrilled\" by new rules curbing underwater noise to protect marine animals in offshore wind construction.

Our Ben takes to opening like Duck to water

'HE CAN SET TONE FOR US IN EVERY FORMAT'

'Serious questions over Southport attack silence'

KEMI Badenoch yesterday slammed Government \"silence\" in the days after the Southport murders.

Everyday drugs that offer hope

COMMON anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen may cut dementia risk, a major study suggests. Using health data from more than 130 million people, researchers from Cambridge and Exeter universities found people who took more antibiotics, antiviral drugs and vaccines appeared less likely to be diagnosed with the brain-wasting condition.

Killer's family 'devastated'

THE family of Axel Rudakubana are \"devastated\" following the Southport knife murders, his father's former church said yesterday.

It's nut for the faint hearted...

A FEARLESS flying squirrel floats back to its home after go-wing out for dinner.

Labour's rift over airports

LABOUR is divided over plans for a third runway at Heathrow and expansion at Gatwick and Luton airports.

The word is out...it's cool to be kind

CHILDREN have overwhelmingly chosen kindness as their word of 2024, picking it over artificial intelligence and conflict.

Good times are back for Badosa

PAULA BADOSA overcame the odds to reach her first Grand Slam semi-final by beating Coco Gauff.

Lowry pining to get his season started

SHANE LOWRY is buzzing to start his season at the Farmers Insurance Open, with special memories from last year.

Eowyndy days ahead as 80mph storm roars in

GALES reaching up to 80mph could put lives in danger when they batter Britain from Friday.

Djokovic hops to it on night of drama

MCENROE ACCUSES HIM OF FAKING IT

Growing menace of 'lone wolf' monsters

BRITAIN faces a growing threat from \"lone wolf\" terrorists who radicalise themselves online and act alone.

Homes blocked by 40ft rubbish dump

HOMES and firms were left stuck behind this 40ft-long wall of rubbish abandoned by overnight fly-tippers.

Luke Littler celebrates 18th birthday...and can now legally buy darts!

LUKE Littler quietly celebrated turning 18 with his family after a whirlwind year raking in over £1million in prize money.

Anne flies without Tim

PRINCESS Anne travelled to South Africa alone yesterday after her husband Sir Timothy Laurence suffered an injury.

Drivers hit by 'expired' road fines

THOUSANDS of drivers are paying traffic fines which should not have been issued, shocking research has revealed.

Don't miss out on support

THERE has been a surge in the number of older people claiming Pension Credit to ensure they still get their Winter Fuel Payment, but two other key state benefits are also sitting unclaimed.

"My lower back pain disappeared!"

I used to walk to and from work every day, and occasionally I'd also collect children from school, without any problems. But three years ago, I noticed that walking was becoming more of a struggle. I started to get pains in my lower back and down to my feet. Over the next two years, the pain got worse and worse, to the point where I dreaded going for a walk.

Harriet: I couldn't do the Iron Lady's smile

DAME Harriet Walter says she struggled with the \"mask-like\" quality of former PM Margaret Thatcher in a new drama.

Houthi rebels will stop targeting British ships

Gaza ceasefire is key to safe passage in Gulf trade route

More pain for Reeves as the jobless rate hits 4.4%

RACHEL Reeves was yesterday accused of creating a \"hiring recession\" after unemployment rose unexpectedly and the total number of job vacancies fell.

Vaccine plant delayed by Government wavering

DITHERING by Government officials over a grant have delayed the start of a £450million new vaccines plant for AstraZeneca.

'Nobody wanted to be seen with me'

Gio shunned by pals

We need to halt Bill that will create a green tyranny

THERE is a Bill going through Parliament at the moment that wishes to impose yet more net-zero madness on the UK and, by establishing a Climate and Nature Assembly, will make decisions that bypass Parliament and our elected representatives.

Bravery prize for battling Isaac, six

He survived cancer and beat sepsis twice

Hospitals warned over 'disturbing' corridor care

HOSPITALS must adopt a zero tolerance approach to \"unsafe and unacceptable\" care for patients in corridors, health bosses warn.

Villagers fight insurer's bid to fell beloved oak

A MAJESTIC village oak tree planted during the reign of Queen Victoria is set to be felled because it is too close to a modern house.

Recycled and ReBorn

HOMEWARES manufacturer ReBorn is breaking the mould by taking tonnes of the UK's waste plastic and turning it into recyclable, stylish products that please the eye, the pocket and the planet.

Jack's show of strength

JACK DRAPER claims he has proved to his rivals he can go the distance in Grand Slams by winning three five-set matches at the Australian Open.