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VOCAL HEROES HAVE HELPED ME MAKE MY MARC

Guehi glad to get a good talking-to from old heads

Jude: We'll rise to the occasion

Bellingham backing sleepy Lions to finally come alive

ENGLAND'S VETERANS TAKE LEAD

Borthwick praises duo's impact

IT'S A SHOCKER AS ENGLAND ARE BLOWN AWAY

Buttler 'proud' of side's effort despite collapse against India

HOLY COW!

Forget yoga or pilates, watching a bovine herd can be just as meditative, says an English farmer and his family pioneering 'cowfulness' sessions in the Pyrenees. Jane Warren learns more

Ban Iran's 'terrorist corps' urge dissidents

THE West must rally behind the Iranian people and outlaw the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, campaign groups have urged.

That's a lot of dough!

Paul Hollywood pocketed more than £14m in past year

Lettuce leaf E.coli outbreak kills one

Death likely to be linked to infection, say experts

Murder probe after TV paramedic and nurse found dead

A MURDER probe was under way last night after a TV paramedic and a student nurse were discovered dead.

Royal court return may work for Kate

WIMBLEDON bosses are hoping the championship's champion Kate will return to present prizes next month.

Sara, seven, died in an overcrowded dinghy...now the people smuggling gang boss is unmasked

A RUTHLESS smuggler behind the death of a seven-year-old girl who suffocated on an overcrowded inflatable migrant boat has been tracked down.

Dame Esther welcomes former judge's 'clarity' on assisted dying laws

ACTIVIST Dame Esther Rantzen has welcomed fresh \"clarity\" on the issue of assisted dying from a retired top judge.

Junior doctors on strike again for 35% pay rise

STRIKING medics staged their 11th walkout in 20 months yesterday.

'Labour always picks pockets of pensioners.That's why they will make them pay tax on the state pension for the first time'

LABOUR will \"pick the pockets\" of pensioners by clobbering them with a huge tax rise and putting key benefits at risk, Rishi Sunak said yesterday.

BBC PAID TV AUDIENCE TO APPEAR AT LEADERS' DEBATE

'Every single person in the audience was paid'

NHS 'Under Significant Pressure' As Doctors Strike For Five Days

STRIKING junior doctors will stop work today in an ongoing and bitter dispute over pay.

Kremlin Jet Forces US Spy Drone Down

A RUSSIAN MiG-31 fighter jet intercepted a US drone over the Black Sea as tensions mount.

No Idea! 9 Times Starmer Fails To Give An Answer On Boats Crisis

In fiery face-off the PM urged voters 'not to surrender' UK's borders

Glorious Georgians stun Ronaldo's boys

MINNOWS MAKE LAST 16

WE'LL THROW FIRST PUNCH AT INDIANS

Mott warns semi-final rivals

SECOND CHANCE FOR SPRUCE WILLIS

Wimbledon folk hero is relishing his return

Dragons' Den winner in 'hi-vis is art' court fight

A DRAGONS' Den winner who made a fortune from hi-vis horseriding gear is locked in a court fight with a rival over whether her designs are \"art\".

Zara 'failed by multiple agencies'

Family says murdered law graduate should still be alive

Driver will not be charged over crash that killed two schoolgirls

THE parents of two eight-year-old girls killed when a car crashed into their school have criticised prosecutors after it was confirmed that the driver will not face charges.

Aristocrat and partner guilty of hiding birth

AN aristocrat and her partner have been convicted of hiding the birth of their baby, who was found dead shopping in a a high-profile search.

Sending unwanted birthday cards to work colleagues 'could be harassment', judge says

SENDING an unwanted birthday card to a colleague could be deemed harassment, an employment tribunal has ruled.

Foden flies home for birth

ENGLAND midfielder Phil Foden has temporarily left the Euro 2024 camp to return home for the birth of his third child.

Scone-troversy over

THE great British scone debate has finally been settled after research revealed jam before cream is the preferred serving method.

Aphra ready to step into dad's shoes as an MP

THE daughter of TV star and former MP Gyles Brandreth is hoping to become the MP in a new constituency that will contain part of the seat her father once held.

'Labour's mountain of red tape will cost consumers and business billions'

LABOUR policies will cost businesses and consumers billions of pounds and create mountains of red tape, a report warns.