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From Schitt's Creek to global explorer

Comedy icon Eugene Levy talks to Suzannah Ramsdale about his new travel TV show

Have you been having a Bare Minimum Monday?

IF SUNDAY nights are awash with anxiety and Mondays feel like a matter of survival, chances are you’re already familiar with Bare Minimum Monday: the idea that employees take it easy on the first day of the week.

The sexism in medicine must end

HEALTH Dr Marieke Bigg’s new book on the gender health gap is inspired by her own experiences of medical inequality, she explains to Claire Cohen

Yes to turnips: we should embrace seasonal eating

THE crisis — or “crisis” — in the salad aisles of the supermarkets may go on for another three or four weeks, which is why the food minister, Mark Spencer, is meeting supermarket bosses today.

Jailed McMafia banker 'blocks seizure of Harrods spree wife's £3m jewels'

A JAILED banker whose big-spending wife is fighting “McMafia law” efforts to seize her £3 million jewels is deliberately obstructing the National Crime Agency from his prison cell in Baku, a court has been told as proceedings against the couple’s alleged “dirty money” enter a sixth year.

Brexit? Time for bitterness and rancour to end

From challenging China to ending divisions on Europe, David Lammy tells Alexandra Jones what UK foreign policy would look like under Labour

Ronaldo ringside as Fury claims victory

CRISTIANO RONALDO and Mike Tyson were among a celebrity-packed audience in Saudi Arabia for the much-hyped boxing match between reality TV star Tommy Fury and YouTuber Jake Paul.

'Our seat on the top table at last': Yeoh stars on historic night

MICHELLE YEOH and Ke Huy Quan made history by becoming the first Asian actors to win the top film prizes at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

RISHI'S BIG PUSH TO GET BREXIT DEAL PAST REBEL MPS

EU BOSS MEETS KING AS PM FACES PROTOCOL FIGHT | We’re opening a new chapter with our friend, says Ursula

BARNSTORMING BROOK RIDES TO ENGLAND RESCUE

ENGLISH cricket fans have never had it so good. On day one here, a stunning 184 not out from Harry Brook and a century from Joe Root rescued England from 21 for three, as the pair shared a fantastic 294-run partnership.

RFU set for selection change on Red Rose foreign legion

ENGLAND'S near blanket ban on selecting overseas-based players is closer than ever to being scrapped.

SAKA DEAL LAYS DOWN MARKER FOR OUR FUTURE

ARTETA JOY AS STAR IS SET TO SIGN LONG-TERM CONTRACT

Silva passion play driving high-flying Fulham on to new levels

FULHAM v WOLVES (8pm, Sky Sports)

Forest six-pointer puts Moyes' European adventure in focus

WEST HAM V NOTTINGHAM FOREST (Tomorrow, 3pm)

Only special victory can lift the pressure on Potter, says Poyet

TOTTENHAM V CHELSEA (Sunday, 1.30pm, Sky Sports)

Time to see whether Paul just talks a good fight

SITTING in the stands for the Lionesses' 6-1 win over Belgium this week, a conversation broke out between an extended family over the outcome of tomorrow night's fight.

Gatland banks on pent-up anger to send the English invaders packing

WARREN GATLAND wants Wales to draw a line in the sand, turn this week’s strike threat on its head and vent all that anger on England.

Domino's toppled on warning over Greggs 'danger'

A WARNING for Domino’s Pizza investors over the “clear and present danger” of fast-growing Greggs rounded off a bleak week for the delivery chain’s shares today.

Jupiter CEO faces struggle as assets and profits crash

THE extent of the task facing new Jupiter chief Matthew Beesley was made plain today when he reported a crash in assets and profits.

Leeds boasts record mortgage lending

LEEDS Building Society flew the flag for mutuality today, breaking records for mortgage lending and member numbers.

Bidders raise hopes of Cineworld exit from bankruptcy

HOPES rose today that Cineworld could emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US this year, after the world’s second biggest movie theatre chain said bidders were interested in buying parts of its business.

Gorillaz are back and keep the big tunes coming

POP Gorillaz Cracker Island (Parlophone) | ALBUMS OF THE WEEK

Rom-com that flirts with gritty reality

What's Love Got To Do With It? Cert12, 108 mins | FILMS OF THE WEEK

'Harry Styles told me I was smashing it'

MUSIC Viral popstar Mimi Webb tells Elizabeth Aubrey about her debut album, mental health issues and advice from Adele

Rishi needs to summon his Jedi skills or face stark electoral oblivion

RISHI Sunak is a huge Star Wars fan and it’s been said that he looks to the films for inspiration, both personally and politically.

This Grenfell play leaves us with a burning sense of injustice

Grenfell System Failure. Scenes from the Inquiry Playground Theatre, W10

Now Rihanna gets to sing at the Oscar awards too

RIHANNA is to perform at the Oscars ceremony next month, singing her Academy Award-nominated number Lift Me Up, written for the movie Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Eat parsnips and leeks to offset veg shortage, says senior Tory

BRITONS should be eating parsnips and leeks at this time of year, a senior Tory MP insisted today, as supermarkets continued to struggle with a shortage of fruit and vegetables.

Baldwin denies Western manslaughter charge

ALEC BALDWIN has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter over the fatal shooting of Halyna Hutchins on the set of his Western film Rust.

Met officer who shared Sarah Everard joke lied in the High Court

A DISGRACED police officer sacked over a joke about Sarah Everard’s murder was a veteran of the Met who continued his career despite telling lies in the High Court, it has been revealed.