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'Damning failures exposed by this investigation are just another example of how our loved ones were badly failed by the authorities'

THE families of killer Valdo Calocane's victims said they were \"badly failed by the authorities\" after a \"damning\" police watchdog report was made public.

Toasted to perfection

MAKING breakfast isn't just about throwing two slices of bread into the toaster.

Second massive sinkhole opens up in high street

A GIANT sinkhole is continuing to grow and threaten homes - and a second has now appeared in a village high street.

MEGHAN'S IN A JAM ...*AGAIN

As the Duchess of Sussex attempts to relaunch her career, JASMINE CAREY examines whether she can overcome a series of setbacks in time for her new make-or-break Netflix series

Traffic wardens facing abuse over parking at school

TRAFFIC wardens are facing so much abuse from parents they are only allowed to visit schools in pairs or accompanied by the police.

IS BRUTON REALLY THE UK'S MONTECITO?

As the quaint Somerset village, home to Stella McCartney and George Osborne, is compared with the affluent California town, JANE WARREN pays a visit to see if the reality lives up to the hype... and what the locals have to say about it

Families hit by Labour's 'economically illiterate decisions'

RACHEL Reeves is \"out of her depth\" Kemi Badenoch said yesterday - as it was revealed inflation had jumped to a 10-month high of 3%.

Reynolds told to quit over CV 'solicitor lie'

BUSINESS Secretary Jonathan Reynolds must resign or be fired over claims he lied on his CV that he was a solicitor, say the Tories and Reform.

NATO unit ready to 'defend every inch of alliance territory'

BRITISH troops led a show of force less than 20 miles from Romania's border with Ukraine to show how a new NATO unit can counter threats.

Tributes to D-Day hero who gave up his dinner to help French girl

D-DAY hero Reginald Pye, who cleared mines during the Normandy landings and struck up a remarkable 78-year friendship by giving away his rations has died aged of 101.

Rogue steward gives 10k trail racers the runaround

A PHONEY marshal sent 10k race runners 2.5km out of their way after tampering with signs and misdirecting the competitors.

Marvellous cast revels in The Bard

TAKE Agent Carter of S.H.I.E.L.D and Loki the God of Mischief from the Marvel Comics and put them together in a Shakespearean comedy and you're bound to make waves.

Hague hails free speech as he goes back to uni

LORD William Hague vowed to promote free speech among students yesterday as he began a new role at his old university.

German migrant crackdown could send more to UK

MIGRANTS have said they will be heading to the UK after Germany revealed plans to build a giant deportation centre for asylum seekers.

Hoy urges men to 'check for cancer'

CYCLING legend Sir Chris Hoy is urging men to \"spark a conversation and check\" their risk of prostate cancer using a 30-second online tool.

Emma's tears at 'fixated' stalker

TENNIS star Emma Raducanu was left in tears on court in Dubai after a man \"exhibited fixated behaviour\" during a match.

'SHAMEFUL' TRUMP ATTACK STUNS WORLD

DONALD Trump's branding of Volodymyr Zelensky as a dictator is one of the \"most shameful remarks\" made by any US president, say critics.

Deepfakes crackdown demand by TV star

FORMER Love Island star Georgia Harrison says she is waiting for the courts to \"make an example of\" someone over the deepfake pornography industry.

Star Sir lan's getting back in on the act

SIR lan McKellen proves you can't keep a good star down as he returns to acting just months after falling off stage.

First discovery of pharoah's tomb for more than century

BRITISH-LED experts have found the first tomb of an Egyptian pharaoh since Tutankhamun more than a century ago.

Britain vows to play a part in guarantees for peace settlement

BRITAIN will \"play our part\" in ensuring Ukraine has security guarantees as part of any peace settlement, a minister has insisted.

Council tax nightmare as 9 out of 10 areas go for maximum increase

MILLIONS of households face a council tax nightmare with nine out of 10 authorities imposing inflation-busting increases of at least 4.99% from April.

Bargain Hunt star 'promised wife he would never lay a finger on her again'

TV auctioneer Charles Hanson promised his wife he would \"never lay a finger\" on her \"ever again\" in a message days before his arrest, a court heard.

'Anti-English' tax hits price of houses in holiday spots

HOUSE prices have plunged after what tourism bosses claim is an \"antiEnglish\" attack on second-home owners and holiday lets in a picturesque coastal area.

Shooting yet to start on latest Bond

Three-year wait feared as film is dogged by legal problems

Our troops 'ready to take the role of peacekeepers'

BRITISH troops are ready to be deployed as peacekeepers in Ukraine, a senior Army officer has told the Express.

Cooper must order overhaul of human rights definitions that 'defy common sense'

SIR Keir Starmer and Yvette Cooper must order a \"radical overhaul\" of human rights laws following a slew of controversial immigration cases, critics have declared.

We still need cash, says Met after £73m lift

THE Metropolitan Police says it is still facing a £260 million budget shortfall and \"substantial tough choices\" over cuts despite funding increases from both central and local government.

Wood shaping up for a long haul to Oz

MARK WOOD is a double World Cup winner who took the wicket that sealed England's last Ashes triumph.

Breast checks at record levels but first-timers missing out

SEVEN in 10 women eligible for breast cancer screenings were up to date in England last year - a record, the NHS revealed.