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QUEEN MEMORIAL CONTENDER FOSTER CLASHED WITH 'PRIVILEGED' CHARLES IN BUILDING ROW

AN architect shortlisted to design a memorial for Queen Elizabeth once slammed the King for trying to interfere in a building project.

Hurzeler opts to play it cool over European ambitions

FABIAN HURZELER claims it is too early to say whether missing out on Europe this season would be a failure for his Brighton side.

'Pensions safety net will be subject to tax'

Campaigners warn of 'ludicrous' prospect for OAPs

I had to beg doctors to treat me... dying wasn't an option

When Judith Neptial came round from surgery and saw doctors waiting by her hospital bed, she instantly feared the worst. Sadly, her instincts proved correct.

Energy to cost extra

MILLIONS of energy users are due to find out about an expected rise in their bills today.

BBC £4m pay slip

THE BBC has made staff overpayments totalling £1million a year.

Churchill portraits axed by Labour

PORTRAITS of Sir Winston Churchill have reportedly been removed from the walls of Parliament following Labour's election victory last year.

Cunha's graft class

NELSON SEMEDO is beginning to see the light towards the end of the toughest season of his career - thanks to Matheus Cunha.

'Reforms will boost business'

REMOVING barriers to mortgages or retirement for self-employed people could help the economy, business chiefs say.

Pharmacies threaten to cut opening hours in row over funding

PHARMACISTS are threatening to cut opening hours and services unless ministers provide funding.

Lion options open

FESTIVAL RUN UNCERTAIN

Hospitals told to dish for Britain

HOSPITALS and schools will be told to buy more British food in an apparent bid to mend Government ties with farmers.

'Ditch farmland data that goes back to Churchill era'

THE nation's farmland is at risk because of a system which relies on data from when Sir Winston Churchill was Prime Minister, a new report has warned.

Boy held over shop stabbing

A TEENAGER was arrested yesterday after a boy was stabbed in front of shoppers in a Primark store.

Age block in mental health aid

OLDER people are less likely to seek support for their mental health due to ageism and stigma, experts have suggested.

10 failed attempts to deport suspect of Islamist attack

FRANCE tried 10 times to deport a suspected terrorist who then allegedly fatally stabbed a man and injured two policemen.

Miliband is clearly blowing taxpayers' money in the wind

ED Miliband's promises of a Britain basking in the glow of green-powered economic prosperity have been exposed as a fantasy. We should be just five years away from net-zero nirvana where the UK booms on the back of 650,000 new high-skilled jobs while households see £300 lopped off their annual energy bills.

'WE HAD TO DO WHAT WE COULD TO PUT HIM OFF'

TOMMY FREEMAN believes England did a number on Finn Russell - and forced him to miss Saturday's crunch Calcutta Cup conversion.

Save our school playtime

Experts warn of 'dire consequences' as breaks are cut

Letter that exposed Jaysley's suffering

THE mother of a teenage soldier who was the victim of harassment and an alleged sexual assault has revealed how a letter of apology helped to expose the circumstances surrounding her death.

PM and Macron show 'united leadership'

FRENCH president Emmanuel and Sir Keir Starmer have agreed to show \"united leadership\" in backing Ukraine ahead of separate meetings with Donald Trump this week.

WILD RIDE BUT TOON HANG ON

Rapid-fire burst vital as win reignites Euro dream

Eagles flying away

EBERECHI EZE says nobody can scare his flying Crystal Palace side, especially on their travels.

Far-Right AfD party set to come second in German elections

Conservatives claim victory as Scholz ousted

Amorim's joke is hint about scale of home troubles

IT WAS a bit of a quip at the end of the press conference, but also the reality.

D-Day heroine who joined up at 17 dies aged 100

TRIBUTES have been paid to heroine Hazel Picking who played a key D-Day role as a signaller after joining up as a teenager.

Starmer urged to set date for 2.5% defence spending

SIR Keir Starmer has been warned to set a timeline for increased defence spending ahead of his meeting with Donald Trump.

Hunt for driver after girl, 3, killed in tram crash horror

A VAN driver who fled when a three-year-old girl was killed on a pavement after a crash with a tram was being hunted last night.

Protest at BBC ‘bias’ over Gaza

JEWISH protesters will stage a demonstration outside the BBC for allegedly whitewashing terrorism with pro-Hamas propaganda.

Ski boy, 14, killed in crash

A BRITISH teenager has died after crashing into a tree on a skiing holiday.