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How Amy Winehouse was treated beggars belief

The new Amy Winehouse biopic has reignited the debate about the responsibility for her untimely death aged 27.

Flack's mother: We'll fight until we get the truth

CAROLINE FLACK'S mother today said \"we won't stop until we get the truth\" after the Metropolitan Police revealed that it will partly reinvestigate the lead-up to the decision to charge the late TV presenter with assault.

Putin's forces will outgun Ukraine by 10 to one in weeks, warns US commander

UKRAINE will be outgunned by Vladmir Putin's army by 10 to one artillery shells within weeks and risk losing the war if Republicans continue to block military aid, a senior US commander has warned.

Why I've renamed myself Jemima Khan Goldsmith

Arguments with her family about the Israel-Gaza war inspired the film producer to create a new hit podcast and made her feel 'schizophrenic and confused' about her Muslim and Jewish surnames, she tells Robbie Griffiths

If they found £250m now it would still take another five years to open bridge

LONDONERS have been warned on the fifth anniversary of the closure of Hammersmith Bridge that it will be at least another five years before it can be reopened to cars, even if the £250 million estimated cost of fixing it is found today.

First picture of Bayswater stab victim as family tell of their pain

THE family of a woman stabbed to death at a £3million home near Hyde Park are \"devastated\" at their loss, police said today as the manhunt for her killer was stepped up.

Shops, gym, pool and restaurants at art deco store as renaissance grows

THE revival of Oxford Street is being boosted by a \"once-in-a-100-year\" transformation of the empty House of Fraser flagship into a huge office, shops, restaurant, gym and swimming pool complex.

Biden pledges '‘ironclad' Israel backing after Iran demands punishment

THE United States mobilised allies to warn Iran against attacking Israel, after Joe Biden insisted that the Jewish state has his \"ironclad\" support despite tensions over the war in Gaza.

This could be the best Premier League run-in yet, but also the most farcical

THE first and most important thing to say about the Premier League run-in is that we are probably about to experience one of the great title showdowns.

Pep hails City for keeping emotions in check in epic

PEP GUARDIOLA praised his players for keeping their composure amid the chaos of their Champions League epic at the Bernabeu last night.

'Impactors' make their mark to drag Gunners back into contention

NOT FOR the first time this season, Leandro Trossard was Arsenal's saviour last night.

ARSENAL NEED TO LEARN QUICKLY AFTER LESSON

LEANDRO TROSSARD rescued a draw for Arsenal as Mikel Arteta's young side demonstrated their grit and quality but were taught harsh lessons about the realities of this level by Bayern Munich.

Bowen blow gives Moyes headache for big Bayer test

Top-scorer joins Alvarez in missing Euro clash, so how will boss shuffle his pack?

Jones eyeing historic double Redknapp...for if he sneaks in

HARRY REDKNAPP faces an anxious wait to see if Shakem Up'Arry makes it into Saturday's Grand National.

'Adele inspired our start up idea'

SEAT Unique is the luxury ticketing company Londoners call when money is no object.

Tesco's 160% jump in profits spark 'greedflation' claims from union

TESCO saw profits rocket in the last year with the figures sparking questions about \"greedflation\" - claims that big stores are pushing through price rises under the cover of inflation.

Why is it always art that gets targeted by vandals and kill-joys? It's a disgrace

I’M NOT being funny but… we can’t have nice things. I’m talking about art. The latest in London art news has seen Banksy creating new work in Finsbury Park — a beautiful mural behind a real tree that gives the appearance of leaves.

How London is setting the gaming world alight

Stull think gaming is a culturally worthless pastime? Think again, says Vicky Jessop in the UK, it brings in more revenue than both music and film, and the capital’s at the heart of the creativity

Cameron was right to visit the creaking, gaudy court of Trump

DONALD TRUMP’S gaudy, gold-plated palace at Mar-a-Lago is a court, where the Florida king treats his visitors as supplicants, not deal-makers.

I saw menace of shoplifting at my mother's chemist shop, says Sunak

RISHI SUNAK today described how he witnessed shoplifting in his mother's pharmacy as he relented to a long-running campaign and agreed to criminalise assaults on store workers.

No irreversible pathway: new vow of support package on gender care

A MINISTER today promised a \"fundamental change of direction\" for NHS gender care for children after a landmark review found that the pillars of gender medicine were \"built on shaky foundations\".

Park Sk8er Bois only fuel drive for more success, says our Olympic hero Sky

Robert Dex BRITAIN'S youngest Olympic medallist, Sky Brown, says she is inspired to reach even greater heights because boys at the skatepark still doubt her.

Biden calls on Israel to halt Gaza war for six to eight weeks

JOE BIDEN has demanded that Israel suspend its war in Gaza for six to eight weeks to allow “total access” of much-needed aid into the shattered territory.

Hammers star Paqueta still firmly on Guardiola's City radar

MANCHESTER CITY remain keen on signing West Ham's Brazil midfielder Lucas Paqueta.

EXPECT A BIG IMPACT FROM KANE WARNS DIER

BUT JESUS INSISTS GUNNERS ARE UP TO THE TASK

Kane still driven by being shown door at Arsenal as eight-year-old

HARRY KANE has never been the type to need extra motivation but, as the former Tottenham forward returns to north London with Bayern Munich tonight, he can scarcely have been more fired-up for a club game.

Arteta needs to nullify Bayern Euro experience

Germans’ domestic form is poor but Gunners boss is wary of Champions League pedigree

Bellingham the key to Real revenge mission against injury-hit City

JUDE BELLINGHAM caught Carlo Ancelotti and Antonio Rudiger by surprise on his Real Madrid arrival, but Pep Guardiola had long since been convinced by his quality.

HSBC nursing $1bn loss as it sells troubled Argentinian arm

HSBC moved to conclude another Latin American misadventure today when it sold its troubled Argentinian arm for $550 million (£435 million), leaving the bank nursing a loss of $1 billion.

Go-ahead for one of world's tallest student skyscrapers in Stratford

UNIVERSITY housing provider Unite has been given the green light for a 41-storey student skyscraper in Stratford that will be among the tallest buildings of its kind in the world, as providers seek to build up to solve the capital's chronic shortage of dedicated accommodation.