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Horror after speeding van sends man flying into air as attack leaves three dead

A VIOLENT rampage through a city centre prompted fears of a terror attack after three people were killed.

Trump flies in to Florida to face historic secret files case charge

DONALD TRUMP was today preparing for his historic first appearance in a Florida court charged with unlawfully hoarding classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago resort.

You'll be at heart of inquiry, families assured

No posh boys barrier to the Lords, ex-Tory leader Hague tells Dorries

After the rain, the sun's back with a 30C vengeance

TEMPERATURES were set to nudge 30C today — after the heatwave briefly gave way to storms which brought flooding chaos.

'Outdated' abortion laws need overhaul, say MPs

AN overhaul of “outdated” abortion laws needs to be considered by Parliament, senior politicians and women’s rights campaigners said today.

GIVE US THE TRUTH

COVID INQUIRY OPENS AT LAST TO HEAR HARROWING VIDEO FROM RELATIVES

On top of the world... but Australia display frailties ahead of big test

IN HIS excellent new book, On The Ashes, the Australian journalist Gideon Haigh summarises the nation's historic cricketing philosophy.

London rebounds as Tube use and dining out recover

A SLEW of data today showed London recovering strongly from the pandemic with diners flooding back to restaurants and Tube ridership rebounding ever closer to pre-pandemic levels.

Robbie Williams heads line-up backing live tickets for NHS and charity workers

POP superstar Robbie Williams has become the largest investor in Tickets for Good, a site that offers free and cut-price tickets to live events to NHS and charity staff.

Neighbour'on drugs' shot dead British girl, 11

A BRITISH schoolgirl aged 11 has been shot dead during a family barbecue in northern France following a dispute with a neighbour \"on drugs\", according to investigators.

Voters will be cheated after this Pacino-style face-off

THE comparison is flattering to both but I picture the final showdown between Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak last October as that stunning scene in Heat when Robert De Niro and Al Pacino face each other across a table in a diner.

Rishi talks tough as he hits out at Boris over peerages row

RISHI SUNAK publicly confronted Boris Johnson today over a peerages bust-up as the Tory Party civil war escalated.

'My greatest honour': Comer's crowned queen of the Tonys with one-woman show

Robert Dex Arts Correspondent JODIE COMER said appearing in her one-woman stage show Prima Facie was the \"greatest honour\" as she triumphed at the Tony Awards in New York.

Pressure grows on Sturgeon to quit SNP after arrest in finance probe

NICOLA STURGEON was today under growing pressure to resign from the Scottish National Party following her arrest.

Finally on the up: UK 'to avoid recession' as stronger growth forecast

HOPES that Britain can dodge a recession were given a huge boost today when two leading forecasters said growth this year would be far stronger than previously feared.

BERLUSCONI DEAD

FORMER ITALIAN PM, KNOWN FOR BUNGA BUNGA SEX PARTIES, DIES AT 86

Paqueta an instant hero for fans and a player to build a midfield around

IT IS quite the stretch to claim a lad born on the tiny Paqueta Island in Rio de Janeiro’s Guanabara Bay as one of east London’s own.

Guardiola will be in Fergie's shadow even if he triumphs

“IT’S really sore,” joked Sir Alex Ferguson last month, as he presented the LMA Manager of the Year trophy, which bears his name, to Pep Guardiola.

Lure of Madrid may be best solution to great Kane conundrum in new era

TOP of new Tottenham head coach Ange Postecoglou’s in-tray this month will be talks with Harry Kane, a summer target for Real Madrid.

Paris crowds hope to laud new darling of Roland Garros

FROM the moment the draw was made for this year’s French Open, focus was on the potential semi-final clash between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz.

Wall Street surge fits uncomfortably with FTSE's week to forget

BULL MARKET headlines in the US jarred with the experience of London traders today as the FTSE 100 index completed a forgettable week barely changed.

Tech firms seek new recipes for success after SVB trauma

LONDON'S tech scene has gone through a lot of turmoil since the start of the year. Scores of firms, from social media giant Meta to data firm Palantir, have cut or are planning to cut jobs amid a softening in consumer demand and a slowdown in business investment.

This robot franchise is getting rusty

DOWN, but not quite out, this knackered live-action/ CGI franchise is back for round seven. Technically a sequel to 2018 prequel Bumblebee, it sees the shape-shifting robots-from-outer-space, aka the Autobots, facing a diabolical new enemy.

Tory donor denies door is shut at close friend's club

FAMED financier and Conservative party donor Crispin Odey is defending his reputation after the Financial Times reported accusations of sexual misconduct against him by 13 women yesterday (all of which he strenuously denies).

Sex, celebrity and a legacy of unbridled joy: Annabel's at 60

LAST night, Berkeley Square was a symphony of celebrity. The sounds were Champagne corks, the soft thudding of chauffeurs closing doors, the sushi knife swish of camera shutters. W1 was having the biggest birthday anyone could remember: Annabel's, London's grandest - and perhaps greatest-nightclub, was celebrating its 60th.

This witty, inventive and profound time loop musical is one to watch over and over again

SUBLIMELY witty and surprisingly profound, it's a pleasure to experience this new, improved musical version of Groundhog Day again.

Intensive care battle for four children knifed in park horror

FOUR children including a British girl remained in intensive care today following a series of knife attacks at a park in eastern France.

Anne Diamond's breast cancer battle

BROADCASTER Anne Diamond has revealed she has breast cancer.

Inside the (very) secret world of the Barclays and an oh-so tangled web

With their showpiece Telegraph up for sale amid a banking feud, Chris Blackhurst on the family in the eye of a business storm

Hotter than Corfu: London set for a scorcher

LONDON is set for the hottest day of the year so far tomorrow — followed by a week of almost uninterrupted sunshine.