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Michael J: I'd act again if I got 'real' part

MICHAEL J Fox has said he would consider acting again if he had a role that integrated the realities of his Parkinson's disease.

World record joy for proud Brit, 111

IT'S official...Britain now plays host to the oldest man on the planet after Guinness World Records bestowed the title on 111-year-old John Tinniswood.

Ted Lasso star Hannah could step up on Strictly

TED Lasso star Hannah Waddingham is in talks to appear on this year's series of Strictly Come Dancing, sources said last night.

Drone strike destroys 6 Russian warplanes

UKRAINE destroyed six warplanes and crippled another eight in a drone strike against a Russian airbase, it claimed yesterday.

Ballsy JK's bold stand for women

JILOVE JK Rowling. She's a Boadicea for our time, fierce and furious, her weapons words and wit. Like the characters who cry \"I am Spartacus\" in the iconic film, she says she will echo the words of any woman arrested in Scotland for calling a man a man, no matter if he's trans, and volunteer to be arrested alongside her.

April (heavy) showers

...with 60mph winds - oh, and the hottest temperatures of the year

Royal Mail apologises after wrongly claiming real stamps were fake

ROYAL Mail admitted yesterday it incorrectly branded a genuine firstclass stamp as counterfeit.

Palin: Our fish-slapping dance sketch even got a laugh in North Korea!

MONTY Python's iconic fish-slapping dance sketch is off the scales in global popularity, says Michael Palin.

Water lobbyists bought EA boss £100 meal days before bills hiked 40%

THE chairman of the Environment Agency accepted a dinner worth nearly £100 from water company lobbyists days before bills were increased by 40%.

Doctors seeing parents who don't know how to prepare healthy family dinners

DOCTORS are increasingly being asked by parents of overweight children how to cook quick, cheap and simple fresh food.

IDF sack officers over attack that killed 7 World Central Kitchen aid workers

Israel claims military chiefs thought Hamas fighters had hijacked humanitarian convoy

'The lesson for MPs is they must be very careful about cyber security

POLICE are examining claims of a Parliamentary honeytrap after a top Tory MP said he was pressured into revealing colleagues' sensitive details.

Relaxed Prince Andrew's back in the saddle

THE going appeared to be good for Prince Andrew as he went riding in Windsor, seemingly not a bit worried by a new film on his disastrous Newsnight interview.

PM: BUCKLE UP! BRITAIN IS READY FOR ECONOMIC TAKE OFF

AN upbeat Rishi Sunak brushed off polling blues and declared the economy would \"really take off\" as \"workers and strivers\" are rewarded with tax cuts today.

Varane sparks call for culture change

RAPHAEL VARANE has been praised for \"raising awareness\" on concussion, with experts warning it must lead to a culture change in football.

Seb return would leave Mercedes in fine Vettel

LEWIS BACKS GERMAN TO TAKE SEAT IN 2025

NEW BENCHMARC

MARCUS SMITH spearheads Harlequins' bid to break new ground against Glasgow at the Stoop tonight.

GET THE FACTS RIGHT

Russell backs racing's welfare plan to combat misinformation

Co-op counts the cost of 1,000 daily thefts and staff assaults

THE Co-op says it has suffered its worst year for theft, abuse and violence against staff as incidents soared by 44% to around 1,000 a day at its stores - costing it some £70million.

Home... home on The Grange

RENEGADE Nell is the new Sally Wainwright drama on our TV screens but, unusually for this multi-award winning writer, it's based down south instead of Yorkshire.

Police caution ex-carer over treatment of resident at care home exposed by the Express

A CARER arrested for neglect at a failing home after appearing to forcibly fling an 82-year-old into a chair has been given a conditional caution.

Grandad first in world to get drug that may save his sight

A PATIENT is hoping to see his grandchildren grow up after becoming the first person in the world to test a new drug to stop diabetes patients losing their eyesight.

GP patients told: Bring your own batteries for blood pressure check!

FAMILY doctors have asked patients to bring their own AA batteries when they have their blood pressure or heart checked.

Come on, Taylor, take the pledge and give away half your wealth

BILLIONAIRE John Caudwell has urged superstar singer Taylor Swift to give away at least half her £1billion fortune to good causes.

Navalny 'died from sudden health failure, not murder'

VLADIMIR Putin's chief opponent Alexei Navalny died from a \"sudden failure in his health\" and was not murdered, Russia's ambassador to the UK claimed yesterday.

The Right way to party at 60...with Tory MPs and a message from Trump

IF Downing Street aides are nervous about the job security of Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister and Tory leader, Nigel Farage's 60th birthday party will have done nothing to soothe their anxieties.

Iconic D-Day Spitfire restored to the skies

THE Allied aircraft that was first to down an enemy plane over the D-Day beaches has regained its invasion stripes to mark 80 years since the Normandy landings.

Unpaid leave a 'huge step' for carers

A NEW legal right to unpaid leave for carers has been hailed as a \"huge step forward for millions\".

Courage by name...hero who saved two lives in copter crash

Briton pushed brothers to safety before falling 100ft

'We sell weapons to Israel that may kill our citizens.. it's hard to comprehend'

THE family of one of the British aid workers killed in the Israeli drone strike yesterday slammed the Government for selling weapons to Israel that can be used to kill UK citizens.