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BE LIKE HARRY

Amorim calls on United to follow Maguire's lead

Police to probe death of toddler at nursery

A TWO-year-old boy died after suffering a \"fatal medical episode\" at a nursery, police said. Officers were called to Early Learners Day Nursery, Bootle, Merseyside, at around 12.35pm on Tuesday.

Brits giving Aussies plenty to shout about

DRAPER DRIVEN BY 'ABUSE' AS FEARNLEY HAS A PARTY

DESERT STORM

Rory and Rahm differ about state of game

Police scaled walls to arrest president

SOUTH Korean leader Yoon Suk Yeol yesterday became the country's first president to be arrested - after police and corruption investigators climbed walls and cut through barbed wire to get to him.

Dragons in perfect pitch

UP UNTIL I watched a preview of tonight's DRAGONS' DEN (BBC1, 8pm), I'd been thinking of applying to appear on the show myself. My plan? I'd stride into the Den and announce that I'd invented the hovercraft. \"I'd like half a million quid,\" I'd tell the Dragons, \"in return for a 1 per cent stake in my company.\" Just so they knew I meant business. Of course, they may have pointed out that the hovercraft had already been invented. The Dragons can be quite hot on that sort of detail. Especially the lanky one with the socks. But I'd already anticipated that reaction. My own hovercraft, I'd explain, would be a hovercraft for our times - sustainable, recyclable, plant-based and staunchly anti-racist. That would have clinched it, no question. Especially if this was one of those weeks when there were six Dragons in the Den, rather than the usual five, a business-savvy guest celeb having joined them for a one-off appearance.

Burrage rues missing out on her big break

JODIE BURRAGE admitted she played \"a horrible game\" serving for the second set before losing to Coco Gauff.

It's Alexander the eight as Isak run has Toon humming

JUST call him Alexander the Great. Newcastle's red-hot striker became only the fourth player in the Premier League era to score in eight successive top-flight games, as Eddie Howe's superchargers equalled the nine straight wins Kevin Keegan and Rafa Benitez notched up.

Owl loses mid-air talons contest...

A BARN owl carrying off a vole it has just caught for its lunch is mugged in mid-air by a hungry kestrel. But that was just the start of a bad day of hunting for the owl, because its greedy rival went on to steal three more voles from its clutches.

D-Day hero gets medal 81 years on

France praises John's bravery

Tory MP's cousin 'tried to throw ex down well'

THE cousin of a Tory MP attempted to murder his former partner by trying to throw her down a deep well on his estate, a court has heard.

WORLD OF SPORT Vince quit stunner

JAMES VINCE is to step down as Hampshire captain after 10 years and move to Dubai following several attacks on his family home.

'No limit to teacher earnings'

THERE will be \"no ceiling\" for teachers' pay when new reforms pass into law, the Education Secretary has said.

Wildfire fears leave the Oscars in doubt

Ceremony could be cancelled for first time in 96 years

She was a beacon of hope and resilience

Linda Nolan, who has died aged 65 after a 20-year battle with breast cancer, was propelled to fame with her sisters in the mid-1970s as an original member of The Nolans, one of the first all-girl pop groups...

Scotland 'followed UK lead in winter fuel payment axe'

SCOTTISH ministers axed the winter fuel payment as a \"direct consequence\" of the UK Government's decision to scrap it, a court heard. Pensioners Florence and Peter Fanning, from Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire, have brought the Scottish challenge over the removal of the lifeline.

I want to sort things out and leave our country in a better state than when I arrived...

GAZING up at his old family home, Lee Anderson recalls growing up in the early 1970s when dawn brought a trickle, then a flood, of miners from their red-brick terraces into a shared alley down to New Hucknall Colliery.

Eagles are soaring on away trips

JEAN-PHILIPPE MATETA set up the Premier League's current awayday specialists for more spoils on their travels. Crystal Palace's big Frenchman was neat with his feet seven minutes into the second half as Leicester paid for their soft centre.

How you can live like a philosopher

The ancient thinkers were the original influencers, says expert

'I'm so proud of my life now'

Sophie Proctor had crippling social anxiety for decades, relying on alcohol and medication to cope - then she found just five hours with a hypnotherapist transformed her mental health

'Israel and Hamas fix ceasefire to end war'

A GAZA ceasefire was agreed last night, bringing real hope of an end to Israel's 15-month war with Hamas.

Halting drone drops is first step in work to reform criminals

Daily Express readers will have been as outraged as I was this week to see reports of drones delivering drugs and weapons into our prisons. Social media footage shows how easy it is for these remote-controlled devices to put contraband into the hands of prisoners.

Labour faces new anger over its social care delay

CAMPAIGNERS for the elderly are demanding a boycott of the commission investigating social care reform.

Downing Street fails to rule out compensation for terrorists

IRA terrorists could receive compensation despite Sir Keir Starmer vowing to block the payouts. The Prime Minister has come under fire over the Government's proposed changes to the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act 2023, which had put a stop to such civil claims.

My future's going down the drain, says £7.5m James

A TRAINEE gas engineer found out he had won a £7.5million Lotto jackpot...then spent the next day clearing blocked drains. James Clarkson, who lives and works with his parents, plans to pay off their mortgage, treat himself to an Audi and a luxury holiday, and buy a season ticket for his beloved Manchester City.

Keir's new pension minister wanted to axe triple lock

LABOUR'S new pensions minister has said he wants to scrap the \"triple lock\". Sir Keir Starmer was accused of being \"anti-pensioner\" after giving the role to former think-tank chief Torsten Bell.

Hollyoaks actress Diane dies aged 77

HOLLYOAKS and Only Fools and Horses star Diane Langton has died at the age of 77. The actress played Del Boy's ex June Snell in the classic BBC sitcom - appearing in two episodes during the 1980s.

Sven's family sell treasured trophies to pay huge debts

SVEN-GORAN Eriksson's grieving family are to sell treasured football trophies to help pay off his enormous debts.

Fat jabs must be used for life, says co-creator scientist

WEIGHT loss jabs are \"lifelong treatments\" like diabetes and blood pressure medication - and most people who stop taking them will lose the effects, a scientist who developed the drugs says.

Trump gets say on Chagos deal

DONALD Trump will be consulted before any deal for the UK to hand over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius is finalised.