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Unlucky timing halted £800 scoop

HER numbers came up, but not her £800 winnings, so for many months there were no lucky Lotto Hotpicks celebrations for Jenny Peters, as she struggled to find out when or even if she would get a payout.

Police chief's back-to-basics approach cuts crime by 12%

A POLICE chief of a force that has seen offences plunge by almost 12% following a tough clampdown has revealed: \"I have a policy that says crime is a priority.\"

Telegram billionaire arrested for 'letting crime flourish' on site

THE billionaire founder of the controversial messaging app Telegram could be facing up to 20 years in jail after being arrested in France.

Cliff's living loll in laid-back sunshine calendar

SIR Cliff Richard's life seems one long summer holiday in a calendar released weeks before his 84th birthday.

'Orwellian!' Kirstie's fury at child protection probe after letting son, 15, go travelling

PRESENTER Kirstie Allsopp revealed she was contacted by social services for allowing her teenage son to go on an interrailing trip.

New search for soldier 'abducted by IRA in 1977'

THE hunt for \"Disappeared\" soldier Robert Nairac is set to start in a remote area of the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic.

Notting thrill carnival!

A YOUNGSTER decked out in green and yellow leads the way in the bright sunshine at the Notting Hill Carnival yesterday.

Not finished yet, sunshine

SUMMER will have one last hurrah as warmer temperatures are set to cheer much of the country battered by Storm Lilian this weekend.

Experts study thousands of brain scans in battle against dementia

SCIENTISTS hoping to build software that predicts the likelihood of dementia are being allowed to study hundreds of thousands of NHS brain scans.

Bed-blocking figures proof social care system 'failing'

THE hospital discharge system has been branded \"broken\" with almost a fifth of care providers reporting weeks-long waits to be transferred.

Paralympic heroes show the resilience Britain sorely needs

THE bestselling author Arthur C Clarke wrote that \"the only way to define your limits is by going beyond them\".

Oasis at Glastonbury? Definitely Maybe

SOME Might Say it has taken far too long but Oasis could be on the verge of reforming - with a Glastonbury gig and Wembley shows in the pipeline.

Feather in royal cap as Kate joins family for Balmoral service

THE Princess of Wales looked in good spirits as she joined the King and Queen for a church service on the Balmoral estate yesterday.

'I felt guilt and horror'

Ex-Tory MP targeted in dating app honeytrap was suicidal

Police name arrested suspect after 3 killed at festival

GERMAN prosecutors yesterday identified the man suspected of carrying out a knife attack at a festival that killed three people and injured eight, four seriously.

War fears as Israel and Hezbollah exchange fire

THE Middle East was on the brink of all-out war last night after Israeli fighter jets blitzed \"terror targets\" across southern Lebanon in a bid to foil a major offensive by Hezbollah.

Tycoon 'planned to probe potential Letby miscarriage of justice'

BRITISH tech tycoon Mike Lynch planned to investigate whether nurse Lucy Letby's murder convictions were a miscarriage of justice, a senior MP has revealed.

Finding Hannah was different, she was so young, says diver

ONE of the specialist divers who helped locate the body of drowned Bayesian victim Hannah Lynch said it was \"an emotional moment\" because she was so young.

I don't want my teenage daughter to remember me suffering'

A TERMINALLY ill mum has made a heartbreaking plea to the Prime Minister to help legalise assisted dying so her teenage daughter is not forced to watch her suffer.

World's oldest man takes 112 in his stride

A PORTION of battered fish and chips every Friday has helped to secure the world's oldest man a place in the record books.

Manette's mission possible...at 102

DAREDEVIL Manette Baillie marked her 102nd birthday by becoming Britain's oldest skydiver.

Mum and Dad's record £9.2bn in home handouts

HANDOUTS from the Bank of Mum and Dad to help their children buy a home are set to top a record £9.2billion this year.

No quarantees for Trippier

EDDIE HOWE cannot guarantee Kieran Trippier will stay at Newcastle this summer- and defended his decision to make Bruno Guimaraes team captain.

X factor can get Garnacho on A-list

TEN HAG: WORLD-CLASS POTENTIAL NEEDS WORK

Mo stopping him if we all up our game

SLOT'S VISION FOR SALAH

SHINING ANGEL HOLDS UP POPE

Mathews leads fightback to deny England a quick result

'Having kids has got me in better shape'

RUSSELL HELPED BY STAYING IN

UK aircraft orders lag despite a bumper month

THE number of aircraft ordered by UK airlines hit a 2024 high in July but year to-date orders are still way behind 2023.

I WAS MEANT TO BE ON BOARD DOOMED TITAN SUBMERSIBLE

Ex-Royal Marine turned television explorer Aldo Kane thrives on danger. But after journeying to the ocean's depths to see how climate change has ravaged sea life, he reveals his luckiest escape yet was missing out on a tempting adventure

Roll models on Paralympics mission

MEMBERS of a disability-focused sports club are roller skating more than 120 miles from Brighton to Paris for the Paralympic Games.