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HS2 BACK ON TRACK

Private finance could revive axed HS2 project

Skelton a six-shooter

DAN SKELTON’S stable had a day to savour by landing a 3,318-1 six-timer.

ANDY'S STILL FIRED UP TO BATTLE BEST

ANDY MURRAY has claimed he still gets frustrated and wants to improve after all his injury woes because his brain is “wired slightly differently”.

LAM'S RAGING AS BULLS STAMPEDE

RUGBY UNION-CHAMPIONS CUP: Bristol 17 Bulls 31

BOBB CUTS IT FINE FOR PEP

Oscar's winner perfect finale but sub KDB is game-changer

Our goal: To transform children through football

FOOTBALL can teach valuable life skills and shouldn’t just be seen as a route to fame, money and glory, say two professional stars on a mission.

'Harry belongs back home in UK but Meghan should shut up!'

HOLLYWOOD has turned its back on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, claims Sharon Osbourne.

Top crimefighter sacked for serious email breach

A NATIONAL Crime Agency director was fired for using a personal email account to send “sensitive” and “secret” material after declassifying the information, the Sunday Express can reveal.

Now it is crucial justice is finally done...and quickly

BRITAIN’S biggest miscarriage of justice in modern times continues. After a two-decade battle and victory in court five years ago, surely people could expect that the sub-postmasters’ long march for justice had come to its end. And yet, their struggle goes on.

Right-wing rebels told to back Rishi over Rwanda

THREATS to derail Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda plan should be ditched in this vital election year, says an angry senior Tory.

It's time to axe Andrew from line of succession, insist public

SEVEN in 10 Britons want to see beleaguered Prince Andrew removed from the line of succession.

Brrr...itain to be colder than Iceland

BRITAIN will be colder than Iceland as freezing weather arrives today, bringing snow chaos and temperatures below -12C in some areas.

On the 100th day of war Israel keeps up air attack

ISRAEL marked the approach of the 100th day of its war against Hamas by continuing its blistering air and ground campaign in Gaza unabated.

MPs: Let's make Fujitsu pay up to protect taxpayer from footing bill

COMPUTER giant Fujitsu could be forced to pay hundreds of millions of pounds for its role in the Post Office scandal after ministers insisted taxpayers should not be “left with the tab”.

Friends reunite for awards tribute to tragic star Perry

THE cast of Friends is set to reunite tomorrow to pay tribute to tragic co-star Matthew Perry at Hollywood’s glittering Emmy Awards.

MINISTER: JAIL POST OFFICE BULLIES!

'Lock them up' says top Tory as fury mounts over cruel hounding of sub-postmasters

Late Cash and grab puts paid to poor run

ASTONVILLA'S long wait for an FA Cup win is over after Matty Cash's 88th-minute winner beat Boro.

Nasty Nigel quits show over sex assault claim

NIGEL Lythgoe said it was with a \"heavy heart\" that he had decided to step back from the upcoming US series of So You Think You Can Dance, as he focuses on clearing his name amid sex assault allegations.

How Claudia learned to 'betray' her kind persona

CLAUDIA WINKLEMAN feared she had been given a \"personality transplant\" when she took on the challenge of hosting back-stabbing reality show The Traitors.

'Corrupt cops covered up gangland murder'

Met reviewing ruthless killings after claims by ex-detective

Nash scattered mum's ashes at Albert Hall

FOLK star Graham Nash secretly scattered some of his late mother's ashes at famous venues like the Royal Albert Hall where she had dreamed of performing as a singer.

"My pals Kate and Derek had a crazy love affair'

KATE Garraway and Derek Draper had a \"crazy love affair\", reveals the star who helped them get together.

'We must use our own oil and gas or lose 200,000 jobs'

BRITAIN risks losing 200,000 jobs if it refuses to make the most of the country's own oil and gas reserves, Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho has warned.

Andy 'will be haunted'

Prince can't go back to public life, says lawyer

Chancellor insists the future's bright

BRITAIN'S \"dark days\" are behind us and voters can expect more tax cuts in the spring Budget, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says.

Public fear politics is driving doctors' walkouts as NHS 'heads off a cliff'

MORE than a third of people believe junior doctor strikes are politically motivated, as experts warned the NHS is \"heading off a cliff-edge\".

Star Idris leads the fight against knife crime hell

TOP ACTOR Idris Elba is launching an intense three-month campaign to tackle the youth knife crime epidemic blighting this country.

£500M BOAT GANGS' HUGE PROFIT OUT OF MISERY

Labour and Tories' battle of the boats

Goal king Cole's got Poch purring again

AT LAST Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea produced a display worthy of the club's golden days - thanks to new King of the Bridge Cole palmer.

FURBANK FUELLED FOR CALL-UP

GEORGE FURBANK threw his hat into the Six Nations ring as Saints came from behind to go top of the table and prove they are title contenders.