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BRUNO A MAN FOR HARD YARDS

Robson praises Fernandes

HONEYMOON SPELL IS OVER

Under-fire Raducanu is accused of lacking heart

Jonny be good just when it counted LOMAX WINS IT

JONNY LOMAX's drop goal with just 36 seconds left enabled St Helens to go top of Super League.

Venice launches new £4 entry fee for day-trippers

A CONTROVERSIAL scheme to charge Venice day-trippers a £4 entry fee was launched yesterday.

Found: D-Day para dummy worth £10k

THIS dummy D-Day paratrooper thought to be worth £10,000 has been given to a museum after being mistaken for a scarecrow.

£150k tag for watch found on Titanic's richest victim

THIS gold pocket watch found with the body of the richest man on the Titanic has been tipped to fetch up to £150,000 at auction.

'Stay strong, survive'

Parents’ message after Hamas release footage of hostage son

'Truly sorry' Post Office boss never knowingly did anything wrong'

A FORMER Post Office executive has said she never \"knowingly\" did anything wrong in the Horizon scandal.

School stabbings terror: Girl, 13, on three counts of attempted murder

A GIRL of 13 was last night charged with three counts of attempted murder after a knife attack in a school playground.

A right royal surprise for schoolboy Freddie

A BOY who invited Prince William to his school yesterday told of his shock after the royal made a surprise visit.

Mayoral poll results 'totemic' for Tories

HOME Secretary James Cleverly has insisted key results in the local elections are \"underpriced\" for the Tories as the party fights for every seat.

Esther: 200k who signed our assisted dying petition must now be listened to...

THE daughter of battling Dame Esther Rantzen knocked on the door of 10 Downing Street yesterday carrying the wishes of more than 200,000 people who have signed our assisted dying petition.

It's Grimsby up north (in Denmark)

A BATTERED sign for unfinished roadworks in Grimsby proved an exciting diversion for students who dug it up 372 miles away in Denmark.

Shoplifting offences soar to 1,200 a day

But just 1in 10 culprits charged

Harvey Weinstein rape conviction overturned

HARVEY Weinstein's New York rape conviction has been overturned by the state's highest court - which ordered he should face a new trial.

REVOLUTIONARY JAB OFFERS

A \"GAME-CHANGING\" cancer vaccine that is being tested on British patients offers hope of a cure for the disease.

REDS FALL IN DEMOLITION DERBY

Super Toffees smash huge hole in Klopp's title dream

Partey's planning perfect ending

WIN OR BUST FOR TITLE

JACK'S LEFT TO FLY FLAG

Raducanu and Dart bow out

Ben's ready to Duck and dive for England

WELL PLACED FOR T20 OPTION

Shining light on disability champions

THE nation's most dedicated disability equality champions will be celebrated at charity Scope's second annual awards ceremony today.

D-Day hero dies aged 100

A D-Day hero who flew into Normandy towing a tank and came under machine gun fire died yesterday aged 100.

'I found a Bronze Age settlement in my garden'

Time Team fan digs up 2,500 items

Trump's immunity bid over riot on Capitol Hill

THE US Supreme Court will today hear arguments whether Donald Trump immune from prosecution for his role in the deadly January 6 riots.

Heavy bombing across Gaza in fresh onslaught

‘Night of horror’ in North as Rafah pounded in South

Broadcasters warned over politicians reading the news

OFCOM has warned broadcasters employing politicians as presenters that flouting its impartiality code could lead to sanctions.

‘Mainsplainer' loses bid for payout

A MUSEUM worker who claimed he was subjected to sexist comments by a female colleague has lost a compensation bid.

Knife rampage mum's emotional plea to police over 'callous' messages

THE mum of Nottingham attacks victim Barnaby Webber has written a heart-rending open letter to police officers who shared \"abhorrent\" WhatsApp posts about the deaths.

Post Office boss 'overruled proposal to stop prosecutions'

THE former boss of the Post Office overruled senior management when they suggested halting prosecutions of sub-postmasters, the Horizon inquiry heard yesterday.

Shapps calls on allies to raise defence spending

BRITAIN'S allies must boost their armies in the face of the most dangerous threat to peace in decades, the Defence Secretary has urged.