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The only bar in the world where Taylor Swift isn't a big deal

AT NOTTING HILL'S Casa Cruz, I thought a bulldoggish doorman would be guarding the entrance.

Drink-drive arrest officer 'didn't know who Timberlake was'

THE police officer who arrested singer Justin Timberlake for drink-driving had reportedly never heard of the chart-topping star.

Awkward questions for Labour on tax as Reeves forced onto backfoot

LABOUR came under a tax spotlight today after Sir Keir Starmer appeared to leave the door open to savers being hit in a future budget.

Then there were four: Poll predicts massacre for Tories in London

THE Conservatives face close to wipeout in London at the election, according to a new poll which showed them with just four seats left as they are hit by a Reform and Labour pincer movement.

Mask for Mbappe after suffering broken nose

KYLIAN MBAPPE will see specialists this week to have a mask fitted in a bid to ensure the broken nose he suffered last night does not end his Euros, writes Simon Collings.

Ronaldo has star-studded cast to help him write a perfect end

CRISTIANO RONALDO insists Euro 2024 is \"merely a chapter\" in his glittering career.

England's goal must be to use Kane's creativity as well as strike threat

\"ENGLAND need a No9. Not a nineand-a-half. Not a nine and 10 all rolled into one, but an old-fashioned No9 to prowl the penalty box and snaffle up chances, as limited as they are in international football.\"

McMullen's warns on pub pay 'burden'

LONDON and South-East pub chain McMullen's has warned of the strain of tax and regulatory burdens facing the hospitality industry after it reported a huge surge in labour costs.

Rained off: Weather slows supermarket sales growth

THE miserable spring and early summer weather that has wreaked havoc on the high street has even hit the supermarkets with their sales growing at their slowest rate in two years, according to new figures today.

If Keir Starmer wins a historic majority, will he be able to handle the hope?

A CENTURY ago, in the general election of October 1924, Stanley Baldwin achieved a majority of 210 for the Conservatives; modestly describing the landslide as \"a magnificent opportunity for service\".

As a woman, I would never stand to be an MP because it's just too physically risky

LAST week I was asked why I was not standing in the general election.

I've had enough: fine anyone with a backpack on the Tube

IF YOU wear a backpack on public transport, then I think you ought to pay a penalty.

Putin visits Kim in Pyongyang with weapons on the agenda

VLADIMIR PUTIN was arriving in North Korea today ahead of a meeting with its leader Kim Jong-un as he seeks continued military support for his invasion of Ukraine.

We help them experience growing up like any teenager

Controlling and coercive behaviour is all too common for many schoolgirls with boyfriends today. Talia Kensit tells Anna Davis how she set about tackling it

Look who's back: Boris returns to fight the challenge from Farage

BORIS Johnson stepped up the Tories' general election battle today as they desperately attempted to stop voters deserting them for Nigel Farage's Reform.

Starmer won't rule out council tax increases

AS MINISTER ADMITS LABOUR COULD BE IN POWER FOR 20 YEARS

McKellen's show must go on after fall

Sir Ian 'in good spirits' and could return to stage in matinee tomorrow

Leaders of the pack! Comer and Stone rev up for motorbike film

JODIE COMER and Austin Butler were back in black at the premiere of The Bikeriders in Los Angeles.

The scandal of London's vanishing police stations

15 years ago, the capital had 156 police stations, but that has been cut sharply to just 36. A new study argues the changes have had a worrying effect on violent crime

Start saving now: Tories go to war over Labour tax ‘rises'

Shapps admits Sunak win is 'not the most likely outcome' amid increasing poll gloom

William the conqueror as he finally wins over Deschamps

Arsenal defender is set to start opener after coach's late U-turn

McIlroy's Pinehurst implosion will haunt him for life

RORY MCILROY had promised boring golf for the duration of the US Open.

French strife makes City Europe's top stock market

LONDON has regained its crown as Europe's biggest stock market, just two years after losing that status to Paris.

Where have all the top female designers gone?

LAST week I went on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour to discuss the succession drama at Chanel, where Virginie Viard - its creative director of the past five years, since Karl Lagerfeld's death - has just stepped down from the role.

As we launch our Contract, this is what Reform can offer you

IN the two weeks since I announced I would be standing as a candidate, we have electrified the debate about Britain's future and breathed life into this zombie General Election campaign.

Farmer 'angry and disgusted' after police mow down his escaped calf

THE owner of an escaped calf that was rammed by a police 4x4 said he was \"angry, upset and disgusted\" at the incident.

Old boss Obama helps Biden off stage after another public 'freeze'

JOE BIDEN appeared to freeze on stage at a fundraiser, sparking fresh concerns about the US president's wellbeing.

Watch out for thug in hoodie, women drivers warned by BBC actress

A BBC actress has issued a warning to women drivers after a thug in a hoodie tried to get in her car at traffic lights near the Tower of London.

You better get into it: Doja Cat and her gladrags vision of hell

LONDON witnessed not one, but two, Trooping the Colour parades this weekend.

I will never have it this good again! Radcliffe wins his first Tony

HARRY POTTER star Daniel Radcliffe hailed one of \"the best experiences of my life\" when he won his first Tony.