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Starmer woos Berlin and Paris 'to reset our relations with Europe'

SIR Keir Starmer met Germany’s top leaders this morning before heading on to France, aiming for a post-Brexit reset in relations with vital European partners following Labour’s election triumph.

TIME FOR EMMA TO SHOW REVIVAL IS BUILT TO LAST

IT IS a fortnight short of three years since Emma Raducanu last won a US Open match.

PALACE CLOSE ON £30m DEAL FOR NKETIAH

» BUT EAGLES BRACED FOR GUEHI EXIT TO NEWCASTLE ARSENAL ON VERGE OF SEALING MERINO SIGNING

Don't be sorry, smile...Sven's mantra for life

SVEN-GORAN ERIKSSON’s dignity and good humour in the face of terminal cancer was testament to the remarkable character of England’s first foreign manager.

The Next equal pay ruling is fundamentally flawed

IT IS one of the mysteries of contemporary life that sex segregation exists even when there is, in theory, no basis for it.

Men vote Trump, women don't: this election is all about gender

KAMALA HARRIS had a stunningly successful convention beyond all expectations and yet the US presidential race remains too close to call. The result will come down to which party can maximise turnout.

Things can only get worse. It's not the 1997 spirit, is it? Let's have more hope from Keir

IT really isn’t 1997, is it? Back then, a confident new Labour prime minister promised that “things can only get better”.

Spoons unveils Waterloo beer station

Commuters on track for cut-price pints at 2.8m pub in old Eurostar terminus

Reckless driver in 92mph crash 'has devastated passenger's life'

THE family of a father of four left with brain damage after a horror car crash have spoken out about the impact of reckless and dangerous driving, and say he has been \"stripped of his independence\".

Two million revellers party at Notting Hill Carnival - but joy is marred by violence

THE Notting Hill Carnival was today hailed as an \"amazing way to bring communities together\" after almost two million revellers packed the streets.

It's worse than we ever imagined, says Keir as he warns of 'painful' budget choices

SIR Keir Starmer today warned of \"painful\" budget choices in the coming weeks, accusing the Conservatives of hiding the scale of the economic mess they bequeathed to Labour.

Four dead in new wave of Russian strikes a day after huge air attack

AT least four people have been killed after Russia targeted Ukraine with waves of missile and drones, a day after Moscow's biggest air attack of the war so far on its neighbour.

'My heart is broken': Carey's mother and sister die on same day

MARIAH CAREY said her \"heart is broken\" after revealing her mother and sister died on the same day.

'The guns have fallen silent,the great wait is now over'

Gallagher brothers finally bury hatchet by reforming Oasis for 50m tour with four Wembley gigs

Palace eye Lacroix and Araujo to bolster disappearing defence

CRYSTAL PALACE are stepping up plans to sign new centre-backs, as Joachim Andersen closes in a on a move to Fulham and Newcastle weigh up a fresh bid for Marc Guehi.

STERLING WANTS TO STAY IN ENGLAND

STAR HOPES PREMIER LEAGUE MOVE CAN REVIVE INTERNATIONAL CAREER

Woakes ready to deliver away from comforts of home

Seamer’s average abroad is more than double but his experience will be vital on winter tours

Step down for Chelsea has a silver lining for Maresca

IT IS only three years since Chelsea conquered Europe and won the Champions League, so they might otherwise turn their noses up at the Conference League.

Gatwick 'optimistic' on second runway decision

THE boss of Gatwick airport today said he was \"optimistic\" about being given the all clear to create a full-scale second runway by the Government by February.

Your Notting Hill Carnival guide

Europe’s biggest street party is back and this year is about camaraderie. Josh Barrie and David Ellis on how to spend your long weekend in W10

Begone, zero charisma types - where are all the good TV presenters now?

IF you thought the era of on-screen rogues was at risk, think again.

Twenty's plenty? Au contraire - it's too little

IT'S not often that the nation looks to Wales for lessons in reactive government Labour's record there has been startlingly bad but on one crucial issue perhaps it should.

Are these East End docks the new King's Cross?

Earlier this year, Sadiq Khan launched a bid to transform the Royal Albert Dock with thousands of new jobs and homes, mimicking the successful regeneration of Granary Square. reports

Family Walz into the spotlight

“That's my dad’: Democrat’s son bursts into tears and steals the show

'Carnival's diversity and inclusion are more important than ever' W

NOTTING Hill Carnival's boss today said its message of \"diversity and inclusion\" is just as important as the economic boost it gives London-with as many as two million people preparing to join Europe's biggest street party over the bank holiday weekend.

Heartbreak for millionaire's family

Desperate search goes on for tycoon's daughter - after his body 'is identified'

London students keep top spot for GCSEs with 28% getting best marks

LONDON students continued to score the best GCSE results in the country, it was revealed today, as a record number found out how they did in their exams.

Angela, there's a fly in your WFH ointment...

NOW we see the consequences of not reading the small print. Tucked away in plain sight in the Labour manifesto was a New Deal for Working People.

BT drops again as fears grow on full-fibre rivals

FRESH BT weakness and the selling of London’s top two stocks today offset progress by the mining sector in a sideways session for the FTSE 100 index.

MASTER-OF-THE-DUEL MERINO IS A PERFECT FIT FOR ARTETA'S GIANT PLAN TO CONQUER CITY

WHEN it comes to catching Manchester City, Mikel Arteta believes that size matters.