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BERGERAC IS BACK!

One of the most iconic TV shows of the 1980s returns this week with an all-new cast... but fans of the original need not worry. From the glorious Jersey backdrop to the detective's red Triumph Roadster and troubled past, the reboot is pitch perfect

Take stock of savings

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves is said to be considering a drastic cut to the Cash ISA allowance, slashing it from £20,000 to just £4,000 in what would be a huge blow for savers if the rumour turns out to be true.

FINN END OF THE WEDGE

Red Rose take first Calcutta Cup in 5 ears after Russell's conversion miss

AUSTRALIANS 'WON'T DITCH MONARCHY'

Kate and William 'very popular with public' as republicanism declines

New bootcamp to put Tories back on track

BORIS Johnson's spin doctor and a former Tory Cabinet minister are launching a bootcamp for would-be Conservative politicians amid warnings that candidates have \"not been properly prepared\" in the past.

How far-Right beat ban to woo new generation

AS THEY pass bowls of sauerkraut and crispy potatoes across the dinner table, the Storch family tend to avoid politics.

Illegal meat smugglers may have vans 'minced'

CRIMINAL gangs smuggling unhealthy or diseased meat into Britain could have their vans put through the mincer.

'Negative consequences' of iPhone weigh on Jony

THE iPhone's British designer says he feels a responsibility for the negative consequences the innovation had.

Comic Dom not laughing after iconic phone stolen

COMEDIAN Dom Joly has made an emotional plea for the return of the giant mobile phone prop \"which made him famous\" after it was stolen from a museum.

Union ‘facility time' costs public sector £98m a year

WORKERS in taxpayer-funded jobs spent time worth almost £100million on trade union activities in the last financial year, analysis reveals.

HOW MUCH LONGER CAN THE RUSSIAN ECONOMY SURVIVE?

THE SPEED of their resumed bromance has shocked and shaken Ukraine and its allies.

MoD pays £12m to victims of sex attacks

Shock new figures emerge as Army blasted for failure over tragic Jaysley

Man dies in knife attack on police

A HERO bystander who tried to stop a knife-wielding terrorist attacking a group of police officers was killed in France yesterday.

Kemi tells Keir he must increase defence spending before crunch talks with Trump

THE PRIME Minister has been told there is \"no time to dither\" and he must announce an immediate increase in defence spending ahead of crisis talks about Ukraine with US President Donald Trump.

You've got some cheek! Naturists' beach ban fury

A PARISH council has got hot under the collar over naked sunbathers using their beach in a stand-off likened to a script from The Vicar of Dibley.

Time to honour hero cops injured in the line of duty

THE FAMILIES of Britain's fallen police officers have backed a fresh push to honour all those suffering devastating injuries in the line of duty.

Farmer blasts Budget as 'insult to workers'

A FOURTH-GENERATION farmer has branded Rachel Reeves's Budget an \"insult to working people\".

Get me a new James Bond...and step on it!

THE NEXT Bond film is \"being fast-tracked\" for release by Amazon after it snapped up creative control from long-term franchise bosses.

Top Hollywood writers fear work 'stolen' to generate AI rip-offs

TOP screenwriters have claimed tech giants are using their scripts without permission to train artificial intelligence programs to rip off ideas.

Former PM of Australia comes out punching...for Britain!

PLENTY of politicians are described as \"pugnacious\" but former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott knows what it is like to take a punch in the boxing ring.

Parents call for action so Dylan tragedy never happens again

A 'gross failure of basic care' by hospital | NHS Trusts 'mustn't investigate themselves'

IT'S A KICK IN TEETH FOR STAR FINN AS RECORD WIN DENIED

England snatch glory in Calcutta Cup thriller

France 'doesn't want to stop small boat crisis'

FRANCE is failing to stop the small boats crisis in the Channel because it is not \"serious\" about halting the journeys, a former Australian prime minister famed for his tough stance on illegal immigration has said.

Mortgages at push of AI button

A SHAKE-UP of mortgages that would see loans offered in under 24 hours, is being called for by a former Lloyds executive, who wants to accelerate the process by introducing the power of AI.

'Bowie the real star of Live Aid ...not Freddie'

DAVID Bowie was the inspirational star man who generated millions of pounds of donations with his Live Aid performance, not Freddie Mercury's powerful set with Queen.

HAIL THE NEW KING OF EGYPT

Marmoush hat-trick answers prayers ahead of Real tester

Martinez faces exit as replacement eyed

MANCHESTER UNITED bosses fear crocked star Lisandro Martinez will have to be replaced, amid growing concerns over his long-term fitness.

AMORIM: BLAME US FOR JOB CUTS

RUBEN AMORIM says he and Manchester United's players owe it to staff at risk of the sack to lift morale at the crisis-hit club.

Lighter fighter may give Red Arrows a lift

THIS is the possible replacement for the RAF's legendary Red Arrows as its iconic planes become increasingly unaffordable.

'Pretty vacant Sussexes are photo op-aholics'

FORMER Sex Pistol John Lydon has branded Prince Harry and Meghan \"arrogant\", saying they used the devastating Los Angeles wildfires for a \"photo opportunity\".