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Mcllroy's relief over peace talks

HOPES THAT LIV AND TOURS CAN DO DEAL

Tourist contractions

Visits to major attractions still below pre-Covid levels

MP's plea: For democracy's sake end trophy hunting

AN MP has urged colleagues to join together to end trophy hunting \"for the sake of democracy\".

'Children don't have the energy to feel hungry'

FAMINE CRISIS HITS ETHIOPIA

Trump warns of bloodbath if he loses vote

DONALD Trump has claimed there will be a \"bloodbath\" if he is not re-elected in November while saying migrants are \"not people\".

Battle to reopen M25 on time after three-day closure

ROAD engineers were last night in a race against the clock to finish work that closed the M25 for three days.

Police launch new Claudia Lawrence appeal 15 years after she vanished

POLICE have marked the 15th anniversary of the disappearance of Claudia Lawrence with a fresh appeal for information.

Prue: It's trifling but I cheat all the time when I cook

GREAT British Bake Off judge Prue Leith has admitted she cuts corners with her own puddings, even confessing \"I cheat all the way\".

Tory MPs urged to unite behind Rwanda flights

TORIES have been told to forget their differences and \"unite\" today in the battle to get deportation flights to Rwanda off the ground.

Russia attacked amid protests as Putin claims election victory

UKRAINE launched a massive wave of drone attacks as Russians cast ballots on the final day of a presidential vote set to extend Vladimir Putin's rule for six years.

Family's tribute to Piper Bill

THE family of the heroic bagpiper who played for Allied soldiers at the D-Day landings 80 years ago are today launching a 10-day salute to his bravery.

200 tonnes of food aid reaches Gaza

DESPERATELY needed food supplies have been unloaded on to a Gaza beach in the first sea delivery across the Mediterranean.

TORY MPs' PLOT TO TOPPLE RISHI IS JUST 'SELF INDULGENCE'

Esther McVey says 'some colleagues put leadership ambitions ahead of party's interests'

SHAY KNOWS CUP GLORY ISN'T A GIVEN

SHAY GIVEN does not know where he has hidden away his Manchester winners' medal.

Fitzpatrick in fine shape after fixing weighty problem

MATT FITZPATRICK revealed a weight had been lifted from his game before he climbed into contention at The Players Championship.

Mysterious beavers may have been released illegally

BEAVERS were a little too eager for a wildlife trust by moving in before their paperwork was complete.

Robber offered to get back my £12,000, says PC murder accused

A RETIRED curry house boss accused of masterminding the gun raid in which PC Sharon Beshenivsky died claims the money exchange heist was staged to \"get his lost money\" back.

Explorer sets sail to reach most remote spot on Earth

A BRITON is sailing into history as the first person to lead an expedition to Point Nemo - the most remote oceanic spot on the planet.

Evil killer husband who was snared by his Alexa

THE story of how a killer husband was caught after his Alexa device captured his movements is revealed in a new documentary.

Mother's huge relief after liver transplant saves the life of girl, 6

A GIRL with a rare liver disorder has been given the gift of life - after having an organ transplant.

Sir Lenny's last laugh as host of Red Nose Day spectacular

SIR Lenny Henry revealed his immense pride as he hosted his final Red Nose Day spectacular last night after almost four decades at the helm.

Paul's £1.7m earnings in year before tragic death

PAUL O'Grady earned £1.7million in the year before his death, accounts for the firm named after his beloved dog Buster reveal.

Kate's great ...so let her recuperate

JPOOR, poor Kate. Weeks of mounting pressure to show us a photo of herself - any photo, doing anything - to disprove mad conspiracy theories about her mushrooming on social media... and she finally gives in.

Save them from starvation

THE first aid ship packed with 200 tons of food arrived off Gaza City yesterday, as hundreds of thousands face starvation.

Part of me died that can't be reactivated

Beatings, neglect and sexual abuse at his hellish boarding school took a lifelong toll on Princess Diana's brother, and recalling the trauma took him to a dark place. But Earl Spencer hopes his new memoir will provide closure to victims

My son had to stop reading about the abuse I suffered...he couldn't bear it'

Earl Spencer's trauma at school

'It is fitting my Andrew is now being honoured'

THE widow of hero PC Andrew Harper described him as a \"magnificent person\" as she welcomed a new honour for the bereaved families of public servants.

'Heart care can't wait'..growing NHS waits putting patients at risk

MY SIX-MONTH WAIT FOR OP...IT SEEMS EASY TO BE FORGOTTEN

Anne's favourite wins in the fashion stakes

PRINCESS Anne set the pace once again at Cheltenham yesterday by wearing a 27-yearold double breasted red coat.

HUNT'S OLIVE BRANCH TO 'FEARFUL' PENSIONERS

Chancellor vows to protect retirees under sweeping reforms