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Hat-trick could prove the springboard for Jackson but questions still remain

A FIRST hat-trick of his career could give Nicolas Jackson lift-off at Chelsea

Impressive Edwards an exciting pick for new era at The Den

Coach leaves his England role for life with Lions

Naked Wines sees shares dive after chief executive departs

SHARES in wine delivery service Naked Wines plunged deep into the red today as the firm decanted its CEO after a major profit warning

UK house prices up after six months of falls

HOUSE prices rose 1.1% in October ending six consecutive months of falls, according to latest figures from Halifax

WeWork offices targeted by IWG after US collapse

WEWORK’S British rival, IWG, today said it was eyeing the bankrupt business’s portfolio for London acquisition opportunities as it posted a healthy 10% sales growth.

This is why diplomacy is failing badly - for now

DIPLOMACY is not doing well in the latest swirl of international crisis. The shells and rockets fall on Gaza, despite pleas for a “humanitarian pause” to let aid in for stricken families

'I gave Amy a beehive and thought, this is her'

I MET Amy Winehouse on her first-ever shoot, before the debut album, Frank. She was only 17.

'Honest dialogue is the route to trans acceptance'

After coming out as trans while working at Goldman Sachs, Maeve DuVally, says the political exploitation of the issue needs to end

Man Utd owners and the inside story of 18 long years of hurt

ASKED where the Glazers went wrong, the Manchester United insider said one word: “Communication.

London is No1 destination for flight searches

LONDON was the most searched-for global destination this year, according to new figures.

Israel 'to take charge of Gaza security'

Netanyahu reveals plan to maintain control and little pauses’ in strikes to allow entry of aid

Minister's warning as pressure grows to axe Armistice Day march

THE organisers of a pro-Palestinian Armistice Day protest in London were under increasing pressure to call off the march as the Justice Secretary warned that it risked encouraging “toxic, hatefilled” ideology

Green activism is 'an uphill battle', William tells Earthshot finalists

THE Prince of Wales has admitted that green campaigning is “an uphill battle” as the Earthshot Prize ceremony kicked off in Singapore

We're putting Britain on a better path: Rishi lays out his battle lines

RISHI SUNAK today claimed that the Government had “turned the corner” to put Britain on a “better path” as he laid out the battle lines for the next general election

Hodgson boost as fit-again Eze is lined up for Palace return

EBERECHI EZE is set to make his return to the Crystal Palace squad for tomorrow's trip to Burnley.

Mbeumo boasts form to steal the show in a derby missing its leading men

THERE is an old Gang Show ditty, titled 'Friends' and written, judging from its contents, at a simpler time, that rattles through an assortment of quaint luxuries one can supposedly do without.

Ten Hag has given himself too much to do to fix United

Dutchman’s control at root of the crisis that engulfs Old Trafford

Spurs in talks to help Dele

EVERTON boss Sean Dyche has revealed the club has begun \"background talks\" with Tottenham over resurrecting Dele Alli's career.

Lewis fights to avoid duck

LEWIS HAMILTON has set his sights on winning one of the final three grands prix of the year in a bid to avoid a second winless season.

Cifuentes has it all to do to clean up mess at QPR as he begins reign with six-pointer

\"IT'S HARD to believe we sat at the top of the table a mere 12 months ago.

Howe's transformed Toon will play with ferocious intensity

ARSENAL know exactly what they will be up against at Newcastle tomorrow from bitter experience.

Why Rice already fits everyone's tastes at Arsenal

IT is a sign of how loved Declan Rice is at Arsenal that if you were to walk into their canteen, you would struggle to guess who he is sat with.

Currys shares boosted by sale of Greek business for £175m

SHARES in fridges-to-phones retail giant Currys rose today after the company sold its Greek business for £175 million.

Rain drives high street footfall down by 6%

SHOPPERS deserted rain-lashed high streets last month according to industry figures out today, which will pile the pressure on the looming Christmas trading season after a difficult autumn.

Preaching the gospel of rock'n'roll

Van Morrison has returned to his roots for this new record, a tribute to the 'spirit music' that made him the great artist he is

Sunak's big test to come soon at the Covid inquiry

THE Prime Minister was playing to a whole new gallery yesterday when he interviewed X CEO Elon Musk. Under the glare of tech bros across the world, Sunak spoke fluently about killer robots and AI regulation.

De Niro's outburst in court summed up his behaviour, says ex-PA

ROBERT DE NIRO'S former PA who is suing him for $12 million claimed his angry outburst against her in the courtroom was an example of the mistreatment she had suffered at work.

Sixth Lawrence murder suspect 'claimed he had killed before'

THE sixth suspect in the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence reportedly said he had killed before as he tried to stab a black security guard.

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How the Conservatives became their own fringe party

US envoy flies in with 'protect the civilians' plea for Israelis

ANTONY BLINKEN urged Israel today to take \"concrete steps\" to protect Palestinian civilians as the Israeli army reported \"face to face\" combat with Hamas fighters in the encircled Gaza City. The US secretary of state flew into the region for his third visit since Hamas terrorists slaughtered some 1,400 people in Israel, mainly civilians, on October 7. Israeli air strikes have killed more than 9,000 Palestinians in Gaza, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.