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Lionesses wake-up call leaves Wiegman in need of solutions

ENGLAND are heading to the Sunshine Coast in July for a World Cup warm-up camp, but this defeat by Australia in the lashing rain at Brentford could prove to be their most valuable preparation.

You must think I'm a weirdo, said Met officer after posting semi-naked 'upskirt' photos

A FORMER Metropolitan Police PCSO called himself a \"weirdo\" as he posted pictures he had secretly taken of a semi-naked young woman on the internet, a court heard.

Ariana hits back: You never know what someone is going through

ARIANA GRANDE urged people to \"be gentle to each other and yourselves\" as she hit back at body shaming trolls.

Viva Las London! The new American boom

The all-time low of the pound against the dollar has triggered a flood of US investment in the capital. Samuel Fishwick reports on a new star-spangled takeover of businesses and neighbourhoods

London property developer's son killed in avalanche on skiing trip

A STUDENT killed when an avalanche hit a school group in the Swiss Alps was an 18-year-old from west London, it was revealed today.

School tells pupils: we're closing in weeks

A LONDON school with more than 300 years of history will close abruptly at the end of next term, leaving pupils scrabbling for places elsewhere.

Brexit will cost UK workers about £1,300 in lost income each year, claim experts

MILLIONS of workers in Britain will be about £1,300 worse off a year due to Brexit, leading experts said today.

My nights sleeping in the Twitter office with dog in charge, by Elon Musk

ELON MUSK today admitted taking over Twitter has been “quite painful” and “quite a rollercoaster” — and insisted his dog is now the company’s CEO.

MoD: 'Serious inaccuracy in special forces leaks

THE Ministry of Defence today insisted there was “a serious level of inaccuracy” in leaks which claim UK special forces have been operating in Ukraine.

Striking doctors return to hospital amid fears over patient safety

STRIKING junior doctors returned to work at a struggling hospital today amid fears over patient safety — as health bosses warned that the situation in the NHS would become “more challenging each day that the action progresses”.

ROW CASTS SHADOW ON BIDEN VISIT TO BELFAST

HE WOOS UNIONISTS AFTER POWER SHARING RIFT

Ramsdale is the saviour who meets challenges head on

NOT for the first time this season, Aaron Ramsdale was Arsenal's hero on Sunday.

Central London office lets stall

CENTRAL London office lettings have stalled in the first quarter of the year despite strong demand as deals take longer to get over the line, new figures reveal today.

'Tackle junk food' call as one in four London primary pupils are obese

HEALTH experts have urged the Government to tackle the \"injustice\" of childhood obesity as figures showed nearly one in four London children in primary school are now obese.

Gunman livestreamed massacre at US bank

Employee shoots five colleagues dead while filming attack on Instagram

Masterful! The twist to end all twists

IF YOU have not yet seen Succession's latest episode, please, please, please go away until you have.

Egypt 'planned secret rocket and artillery help for Russia'

EGYPT was allegedly planning to secretly supply Russia with weaponry that could aid its invasion of Ukraine, a major leak of classified US documents suggested today.

‘GLOBAL REACH’ BRANSON TAKES UP FUNDRAISING ROLE FOR UKRAINE

SIR RICHARD BRANSON met Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv as he became an ambassador for the country’s official fundraising platform.

Barrister's West End debut as Wagatha judge

Lawyer who turned to acting adds her expertise to Vardy and Rooney drama

Blair warns Biden: Don't try to pressurise the DUP to restore power sharing

JOE BIDEN was warned today by Sir Tony Blair that American intervention in Northern Ireland should aim to “influence not pressurise” or it risks backfiring.

New warning to stay away from A&E as strike bites

Patient care on knife-edge as over 7,500 doctors walk out

SEX CLAIM PROBE CBI BOSS SACKED

TOP BUSINESS BODY IN CRISIS AFTER CHIEF ‘SENT WOMAN BARRAGE OF SUGGESTIVE MESSAGES’

United Gunners have high hopes of a happy away day

ARSENAL head to Anfield on Sunday and, in seasons gone by, the trip would be met with a sense of dread.

Hammers house of horrors as Moyes rues lapses in defence

AS Alexander Isak lifted Newcastle's fourth goal into an empty net, Lukasz Fabianski stood next to him, 30 yards from the goal he should have been defending, hands on hips, wearing the bemused face of a man just awoken at the last stop on a train line: How on earth did I get here?\"

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW LEAH WILLIAMSON

For the first time I won't worry if people are tuning in to watch us at the World Cup...their we've got attention

Differences put to one side as the most spectacular Major prepares for the off

GREG NORMAN would have us believe that 17 LIV golfers will storm the 18th green at Augusta on Sunday if one of their own is the proud wearer of the Green Jacket.

How shopping centres have become a buyers' market

RETAIL landlords will want to forget the last three years. The pandemic was a traumatic time when vast R amounts were slashed off property values, lockdowns left thousands of tenants unable to pay rent and tumbleweed High Streets were deserted for months on end as consumers embraced online shopping on a scale never seen before. It has been a nightmare for so many businesses.

Battersea Power Station attracts five million visits

MORE than five million people have visited Battersea Power Station in the six months since the world-famous former generator was opened to the public last October, its owners said today.

Why London should aspire to be more Nashville

IT'S not to say I felt like I was walking the plank exactly but last week I stepped aboard a flight to Nashville and did wonder if it was an entirely prudent move.

'We are building a society on selfishness'

As his new exhibition opens at the Design Museum, China's most famous artist Ai Weiwei talks to Nancy Durrant about living in exile, collecting ancient relics and why we need more compassion