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'TERROR CELL' SNEAKS IN ON SMALL BOATS

Security sources reveal how a team of fanatics on mission illegally entered UK

Ted Lasso star kicks off the festive season

HANNAH WADDINGHAM shocked fans when she appeared in the recent Marks & Spencer advert destroying party hats, but she's making amends with this all-singing, all-dancing Christmas special.

And you thought politics was a dirty business, Nigel Farage?

IN AUSTRALIA HE has regularly slammed the \"cesspit\" of politics, and now Nigel Farage is himself immersed in some rather stinky sludge.

'Give GPS waiting list targets like hospitals'

FAMILY doctors should be subject to waiting list targets like their peers in hospitals, experts say.

Ain't no mountain high enough...how amputee Debbie battled to the top

BEING born with one arm and one leg hasn't stopped Debbie McQuat scaling 20 mountains.

Matt: 'Mum and Dad now more famous than me!'

HE MAY have been a constant presence on our TV for the past 25 years, but Matt Baker says his parents are now more famous than he is.

Distraught' Jen trying to cope with deaths of 'Matty' and dad

'Losing them both has left her in real turmoil'

Rishi told 'cut taxes to help families'

RISHI SUNAK has been urged to give cash-strapped households proof the Government is on their side in the looming Autumn Statement.

Sixth child for TV chef Ramsay

GORDON RAMSAY has become a father for the sixth time.

I'm a celebrity... get us out of the ECHR!

'If the judgment goes our way, I want to see wheels-down in Kigali the next day'

Actors seal big pay deal with AI win

US actors won a lastminute agreement over artificial intelligence as part of an £818million pay deal to end their four-month strike.

Every day gets a little stranger, says Sir Billy

SIR BILLY CONNOLLY has said his advancing Parkinson's disease has made every passing day \"stranger and more different\".

Strictly remembers with poignant tale of war love

STRICTLY steps back in time tonight to pay a poignant Remembrance Sunday tribute to our heroes of the past.

'Child killed every 10 minutes in Gaza'

PRESSURE is mounting on Israel to do more to protect civilians in Gaza, with the military operation now said to be claiming the life of one child every 10 minutes.

Combat medic: 'We are united - Hamas must be destroyed'

AS COMBAT medic Itai Reuveni and his brother prepare to fend off Hezbollah in the north of Israel, their other sibling is facing down Hamas terrorists in Gaza.

Air Force hero John, 102, remembers those who didn't return

HE WAS just 21 as his Wellington bomber dodged flak over the enemy skies as it zoned in on its strategically vital target.

'Today we honour all who protect our country and its way of life...'

THE KING will lead the nation in observing a two-minute silence at 11am today to remember our fallen heroes.

Nation comes to halt in memory of the fallen

THE nation collectively fell silent yesterday at By Jon Coates the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month to mark Armistice Day.

William shares down-to-Earth shots from awards

THE Prince of Wales adjusts his bow tie as he prepares to give his speech at the Earthshot Prize ceremony.

Tearful King unveils tribute to Ma and Pa

KING Charles was moved to tears as he unveiled statues of his late mother and father last night as the Royal Family came together to mark Remembrance weekend.

DIGNITY AND DISHONOUR

As the nation remembers our war dead, extremists from the left and right march for hate

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'Cunning plan' works for Tony

SIR Tony Robinson has said his iconic role as Baldrick has allowed him to explore his passions on TV.

Babs backs counselling for couples

SUPERSTAR Barbra Streisand has revealed she and James Brolin still go to marriage counselling, writes Mike Parker.

Two thirds of today's students have anxiety

NEARLY two thirds of British university students suffer anxiety every single day and they are the least optimistic undergraduates in the world, a study shows.

No limits to AI benefits ...but we must control it

ARTIFICIAL Intelligence can slash NHS waiting times, revolutionise classrooms and even unlock a cure for cancer, says technology secretary Michelle Donelan.

'Nation's biggest loser' Gareth dares himself to be a winner at long last

'I never felt pain like it. And I mean pain from every angle. It's torture!'

'The Fonz': I loved John, but terrified McCartney

THE Fonz has told how he lost all his legendary cool when Sir Paul McCartney made him feel like a \"crazy stalker\".

Parents can't afford Christmas presents

SIX out of 10 parents are worried about the cost of buying presents for their children this Christmas.

'Gaza ceasefire would give Hamas chance to regroup'

ANTONY BLINKEN last night rejected calls for a ceasefire in Gaza - saying this would allow Hamas to regroup and repeat the atrocities it carried out last month.