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Lab's mini organs could aid treatment of unborn babies

MINI organs have been grown for the first time using human stem cells taken during pregnancy potentially leading to advances in prenatal medicine.

Terrorists planning much worse atrocities than 9/11?

TERRORISTS are plotting atrocities \"much worse than 9/11\" and the threat is rising \"every day\", an Afghan rebel leader has warned.

Fears as Galloway is sworn in as MP

FIREBRAND George Galloway has been sworn into Parliament amid fears the pro-Palestinian agitator will fuel simmering tension over Gaza.

Hunt will target woke council jobs.amid pledge to ease pressure on taxpayers

JEREMY Hunt will crack down on \"woke\" local council roles as he attempts to curb wasteful public spending when he delivers tomorrow's Budget.

FRANCE MUST DO MORE WITH OUR MILLIONS TO STOP SMALL BOATS

Priti Patel demands robust action’ after 527 migrants arrive in 48 hours

Reality bites for safety-first Erik

IMMEDIATELY after Phil Foden's first goal, Erik ten Hag turned and ranted at fourth official Darren England, complaining Marcus Rashford had been fouled earlier in the passage of play.

Toon reset after blast from Gunners

CONFIDENCE is slowly returning, players are coming back from injury and qualifying for Europe is back on the agenda for Newcastle.

I don't care. I'm strong enough to deal with fury of the fans

POCH VOWS TO CHANGE PERCEPTION OF CROWD

HELL & BACK

Redemption for Reekie as she settles for silver

Moore eyes Cup for Nas

NASSALAM could make a surprise appearance in the Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup if the ground rides soft on the final day of the National Hunt Festival.

Beaches lose bathing status

JOIN THE GREEN INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

'Britain is behind the curve of public opinion on assisted dying'

BRITAIN is lagging on assisted dying said an MP whose father took his own life while suffering from a terminal disease.

Mothers and children die in Putin raid

PRESIDENT Volodymyr Zelensky has appealed to the West for more help for Ukraine after two babies and a toddler were among at least 11 people killed in a Russian strike.

Post Office boss's demand for £1m deal as wronged workers fought for payout

POST Office boss Nick Read demanded a £1 million pay packet while sub-postmasters in the Horizon scandal went without compensation, it has been claimed.

Talks raise hopes of a six-week Gaza ceasefire

HOPES have been raised of an end to the Middle East bloodshed as ceasefire talks were held in Cairo yesterday.

Bullied Mia's dad says school told pupils to delete their messages

THE father of a teenage girl who killed herself after being bullied by classmates, claims her school then told pupils to delete their messages to her.

Crown Under

King and Queen planning state visit to Australia

'Britain can't integrate migrants at this pace'

FORMER immigration minister Robert Jenrick wants an end to the \"era of mass migration\" to help tackle Islamist extremism.

Labour will take us back to 70s, warns Good Sense minister

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer would “take Britain back to the 1970s era of trade unions calling the shots”.

CAN HUNT AND PM PULL RABBIT OUT OF HAT?

With the Government under pressure to cut taxes, the nation is asking:

LEWIS FIRE LIT UP BY NEW CAR

Hamilton energised after Mercedes find model they can compete with at last

CLYDE & JOY

Tartan pair hungry for gold

'We wanted to make a safe place for disabled people'

Nightclub prides itself on being inclusive, not exclusive

Coach gets whole life jail term for two 'ferocious' killings

A FITNESS coach who slaughtered his ex-lover and her new boyfriend has been handed a whole life prison sentence.

'Crown jewels' UK countryside of the at risk

CAMPAIGNERS have warned that the \"crown jewels\" of Britain's countryside are threatened by the mass exodus of younger people.

Mel B: I won't give up custody battle to bring my girl home

SPICE Girl Mel B says she will keep fighting her former husband for custody of their daughter Madison, who lives with him in Los Angeles.

Amy eyes a return to Strictly after 'cruel' cancer sidelining

AMY Dowden hopes to return to Strictly Come Dancing after she found it \"so cruel\" to watch from the sidelines last year while undergoing cancer treatment.

Daily fibre supplement 'boosts over 60s' brain function in 12 weeks'

A DAILY fibre supplement could help improve brain function in the over 60s in just 12 weeks, research suggests.

M&S victorious in legal battle to demolish its Oxford St store

MARKS & Spencer has won a legal battle to demolish and rebuild its flagship art-deco Oxford Street store.

No security blanket for royal 'baby'

JSO, A reality check for Prince Harry. A cold, hard dose of facts and outcomes.