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RISHI'S VOW: I WON'T BUDGE

PM tells Archbishop he WILL house migrants in barges and stands up to rebel Tory MPs

Tories battle over who to blame for election drubbing

RISHI SUNAK is under pressure to deliver policy breakthroughs after a bruising week for the Tories.

A glimmer of disbelief ...then a smile of delight

JUST like his “darling mama” 11 months earlier, King Charles appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony to the sound of rapturous applause.

Proof it's the Royal Family that binds our nation together

THE ACT could not have been more straightforward. Yet its very simplicity underscored what the months building up to the centrepiece of yesterday’s Coronation had all been about: the transference of power was complete as the crown was set upon the head of King Charles III.

Kate, Camilla and the King dazzle in white

THE Princess of Wales kept to the day’s mainly white colour scheme with an ivory silk crepe dress.

Harry flew in (briefly) for his walk-on part

HE came, he saw, but he certainly didn’t conquer. As in the title of his controversial book, Prince Harry truly was a spare yesterday.

The telling kiss of homage from William to his King

KING CHARLES tenderly whispered “Thank you William,” after the Prince of Wales kissed his cheek during one of the most touching moments of the service.

He receives the grace of God to serve his people

CHARLES, by the grace of God, King, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith – that was how he was proclaimed when he succeeded Elizabeth II.

Global great and the good gather in tribute to Charles

IT was a ticket to the most prestigious event in modern times. Around 450 foreign dignitaries from 203 nations and realms descended on London to take their place at Westminster Abbey for King Charles’s Coronation service.

Young royals steal the show...and our hearts

PRINCESS Charlotte played big sister to Prince Louis at their grandfather’s Coronation yesterday as the young royals melted hearts from the moment they arrived at Westminster Abbey.

A stunning day of splendour and sacrament

THE organisers of the Coronation said it would be an “unforgettable spectacle”. This pledge was gloriously fulfilled on a day that mixed splendour and sacrament. From the start of the King’s procession to Westminster Abbey to the Red Arrows flypast over Buckingham Palace, the entire occasion was a model of precision, discipline and grandeur. Those in the congregation, in the crowds along the route and in the vast global television audience were witnesses to a unique moment in history.

GLAZERS COULD STAY AT UNITED

Takeover options involve brothers retaining a stake in club

HAALAND'S A GOAL-DEN STAR

Bernardo backing lethal striker to land ultimate honour

New obesity fears for under-fives

CHILDREN aged under five are being treated for obesity-related illnesses such as diabetes, asthma and gallstones, figures reveal.

TV's Reeta: Colleagues 'made race comments'

TV NEWS presenter Reeta Chakrabarti has revealed she suffered racism at the hands of BBC colleagues as a young journalist.

BBC's Sharp forced to quit in anti-Tory witch-hunt, say MPs

FORMER BBC chairman Richard Sharp was the victim of an anti-Tory witch-hunt, Conservatives have claimed.

Call for 'Marshall Plan' to bring better housing

ONE in five people struggled to keep warm last winter, and intervention on the scale of the post-war Marshall Plan is needed to ensure the most vulnerable are properly housed, a leading expert has said.

Olivia's killer Cashman 'had phone in cell'

CHILD killer Thomas Cashman is being investigated after a phone was allegedly found in his cell while he awaited trial for the murder of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel.

Sacked Met PC faced 'I can't breathe' claim

A MET Police officer sacked for mocking black colleagues had also been accused of wrapping tape around one of their necks and saying \"I can't breathe\" shortly after George Floyd's death, it has emerged.

"There's no shame in divorce,' says happily married Gabby

GABBY LOGAN has called for stigma to be taken out of divorce, saying it is wrong for people to feel like failures.

Nurses' strike 'to cost lives on critical wards'

LIVES will be lost during the nurses' strike because they have key technical skills that even the most experienced consultants cannot replace, an NHS adviser warns.

'Brilliant, beautiful and loud' Corrie star Barbara dies at 92

BARBARA YOUNG FEBRUARY 9, 1931 - APRIL 27, 2023

Rom com royalty! Now Meghan and Harry embark on project Hollywood

THE DUKE and Duchess of Sussex are aiming to produce \"feel good\" TV films and movies, including romantic comedies, to cement their growing status as \"Hollywood royalty\", it was claimed last night.

It's Wheels and Kate

ROYALS CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Last Britons leave war-torn Sudan

THE final Britons scrambling to leave Sudan departed from the war-torn country yesterday, as the Government closed down its airbridge indefinitely.

KING'S SOLEMN VOW TO SERVE US ALL

Millions watching Coronation invited to pledge allegiance

Clanger keeper hands yet more misery to Gracia

There was more misery for Leeds boss Javi Gracia as his relegation battlers suffered a third straight defeat.

CALL TO BIG GUNS

The Exiles will secure a top-four finish if they win their last two games, starting away to their already qualified capital rivals today (3.00).

Rocket surges to another landmark

The Iranian qualifier felt the wrath of the Rocket as the world champion hammered him 13-2 with a session to spare.

Hecky dreamers can hold their heads high

BIG-MATCH VERDICT