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Beach murder trial: Survivor told police Amie saved my life’

A WOMAN who was badly injured in the same attack that killed physical trainer Amie Gray said her friend \"saved her life\", a court has heard.

Will the new year bring Sir Keir Starmer's most brazen act of Brexit betrayal yet?

FOR many people, January 31, 2020, is etched into their memories, the historic day when Britain finally left the EU after 47 years' membership.

All in with a cha-chance

STRICTLY Come to Dancing judge Anton Du Beke has hailed the 20th-anniversary series as \"magical\" and among the \"best ever\".

Winter record for migrant arrivals

609 asylum seekers came ashore on Thursday

Police chiefs fear huge cuts to frontline staff needed

LABOUR'S pledge to \"take back our streets\" and improve policing faces a major setback after senior officers warned they may need to make huge cuts.

Miliband in hot water over bills pledge 'lie'

ED Miliband was accused by Tories of lying about his plans to cut energy bills in a bruising radio grilling.

'Extremely embarrassing'

PRINCE Andrew's links to an alleged Chinese spy barred from Britain on national security grounds have been described as \"extremely embarrassing\" by a former minister.

Entrepreneur felt chill from arney in August

RACHEL Watkyn OBE, founder of the Tiny Box Company, has warned of the damaging effects of the Budget on smaller businesses.

STOP 'CRASHING BRITAIN'S ECONOMY!

KEMI Badenoch has blasted Labour for \"crashing the economy\" as Britain was put on recession watch yesterday.

Councils' anger at tax raid on farms

LABOUR is facing a town hall revolt over its inheritance tax raid on family farms, campaigners say.

Santa's helping hand for Christmas

THREE children put the finishing touches to a Christmas tree with their bionic arms - \"the best present in the world\".

King's heart belongs to crafts

KING Charles stressed how important it is to maintain \"timeless skills\" when he met artists and craftsmen and women at his home.

Words not enough for City in freefall

WHEN Kyle Walker was asked to explain the crisis threatening to overwhelm Manchester City's season on Thursday night, he said: \"I'd love to but I can't.\" Perhaps the time for talking has long gone.`

Kulusevski strikes to ease pressure on Postecoglou

ROCKING RANGERS DENIED

BRITISH RIVALS LAY IN WAIT TO TEST ENGLAND

Tuchel could face early clash with Welsh and Scots

Smith stays where he feels loved

NEW DEAL FOR MARCUS

Ukraine agents 'shoot Russian missile scientist dead in Moscow'

UKRAINIAN security operatives have claimed responsibility for \"eliminating\" a top Russian rocket scientist who modified cruise missiles to make them more deadly.

Green building expert wins payout after yacht fridge sliced off end of finger

AN environmentalist could be awarded £1million in damages after the end of her finger was \"guillotined\" in a yacht's fridge door.

Assisted dying committee set up to scrutinise bill

A COMMITTEE of MPs who will scrutinise the next stage of a proposed assisted dying law includes 14 who voted in favour of the Bill last month and nine opponents.

I fear AI will stifle children's creativity

Gruffalo illustrator in art felt tech plea

Unacceptable for British aid to be used by terrorists'

Tories condemn extra 138m for group accused of Hamas links

Two held after baby girl badly hurt by 'XL bully'

Dog snapped’ picked up toddler and threw her around’

Villagers fear golf club's eco plan will bring 50 HGVs a day

A TOP golf club is embroiled in a planning war over green proposals because locals do not want lorries using a narrow road in their village.

Body found in flood search for rugby star

SEARCH teams looking for ex-rugby ace Tom Voyce have found a body close to where he was swept away while trying to cross a flooded river.

Labour's language doesn't make sense

THE Labour government seems to be on a mission to render political language almost meaningless. Sir Keir Starmer and his ministers continually make statements that are directly contradicted by their own policies.

Waving spades at Nimbys won't get new houses built

WERE I starting out in the world of work today, I don't know how I would afford to buy my home at least not while I was 26, the age at which I managed to clamber on to the housing ladder.

'Hand hard-up hospices fines from finance firms'

A CAMPAIGNING couple are flanked by MPs as they urge the Government to save hospices from crippling tax and wage rises by handing over fines paid by finance firms.

'Vaccination is our best defence... get vaccinated now'

HOSPITALS are being hit by a \"tidal wave of flu\", NHS bosses said yesterday as England's chief medical officer urged people to get vaccinated without delay Professor Sir Chris Whitty warned the illness is \"unpleasant for many and life-threatening for some\".

Labour's plan to concrete over the green belt

LABOUR is facing fury over Angela Rayner's housebuilding plans, which opponents claiming it will concrete over the nation's green belt.

One in 5 workers fib to the boss weekly honest, guv)

YOU might find this hard to believe ...but one in five workers regularly lie to their bosses, a survey found.