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Expertly crafted rom-com with word limit is bittersweet pleasure

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Victory for Tate row flat owners

Tate’s viewing platform was ‘relentless’ invasion of our privacy, say flats owners

Tories clash over Raab bully claims

‘Snowflakey?’ We must be very careful over bullying row claims, says minister

Anti-tax Tories are circling Rishi - they scent blood

Personnel dramas, infighting and growing fissures caused by the ‘anti-tax loons’ are threatening to de-rail Sunak. Amidst intimidating new statistics from the IMF, can the PM prove his naysayers wrong, asks Anne McElvoy

'250.000 LONDON PUPILS STUCK AT HOME'

CAPITAL HIT HARDEST BY WALKOUT WEDNESDAY | TRAIN DRIVERS, CIVIL SERVANTS JOIN STRIKES

Claims that I am faking injury just drive me on, says Djokovic

NOVAK DJOKOVIC has hit back at claims that he is faking a hamstring injury, and says it is inspiring him in his quest for a 10th Australian Open title.

FIRED-UP CONTE HOPES RESILIENT DISPLAY WILL RESTORE BELIEF IN FRAIL BACKLINE

ANTONIO CONTE turned to applaud Tottenham's travelling fans at the end of a much-needed victory and, just briefly, there was a flash of fire.

'MY FOCUS IS ON TROPHIES, NOT CONTRACT TALKS'

KANE WILL DISCUSS SPURS DEAL 'IN COMING MONTHS'

New RFU tackle plan could leave players more vulnerable, says Farrell

IRELAND coach Andy Farrell fears that waist-high tackle limits for community rugby could make children \"sitting ducks\" but until the RFU expands on their radical plans, it will be English chiefs in the firing line.

How Nketiah's sharp shows have silenced the doubters

Striker could have left Gunners but signed a new deal and is repaying Arteta's faith

Adding taste and fun to a healthy breakfast

JAC Chetland and Kit Gammell saw a gap in the market at breakfast time. \"The cereal industry is the third-biggest in food and drink, but it hasn't changed in 100 years,\" say the duo, who met working at coconut drink business Vita Coco, where Chetland ran sales in Europe and Gammell oversaw marketing.

Rolls-Royce rises again as Airbus supplier adds to positive mood

THE slow burn recovery of Rolls-Royce shares continued today as investors welcomed more signs of improving conditions in the engine giant's aerospace markets.

Padel, anyone? The unstoppable rise of tennis' cool younger sister

A-Listers can't get enough of this tennis-squash hybrid-we'll all be addicted soon,

Keir needs to face facts: the Labour Party has a serious woman problem

ROSIE Duffield, a survivor of domestic abuse and the current MP for Canterbury, a seat she won for Labour from the Tories in 2017, has described being in the Labour Party as akin to an abusive relationship. She wrote: \"When I come home at night, I feel low-level trauma at my political isolation.\"

Why fuss about retiring later? Work's good for us

TOO bad, 54 year olds. You may be retiring that bit later than you thought. The state pension age was going to go up from 66 to 67 in 2024 and to 68 by 2046, but it turns out that a review that the Treasury is terrifically keen on would like that brought forward, perhaps to 2035. The Chancellor could break the news in the March budget.

Liberal progressive icons like Jacinda are facing a colder climate today

WHEN Jacinda Ardern announced her resignation from the New Zealand W premiership last week, she essentially admitted that her party has a better electoral chance without her. It's not yet two years since she was on stage at an Asia summit telling Angela Merkel what a \"very good person\" she was.

Leading London foodies on their budget store gems

Aldi and Lidl are rising in popularity due to cost but also their quirky buys here Josh Barrie asks the experts for their favourite finds

Gun suspect arrested after second California shooting spree leaves seven dead

POLICE arrested a suspected gunman in a car park after a second mass shooting in California in three days left seven people dead.

'Last chance' to stop Vegas-style venue in Stratford

AN EAST London MP today called on Olympic legacy planners to block a huge \"Las Vegas-style\" entertainment venue that she claims will blight the lives of thousands of local residents.

TfL aims to alter habits of the TWaTs (Tuesday-Thursday commuters)

PASSENGERS are more likely to have a less crowded journey if they travel on Mondays rather than midweek, analysis of latest travel trends has revealed.

Viard and Valli bring top hats and A-list glamour destined for Oscars red carpet

VIRGINIE VIARD offered an altogether more quotidian couture wardrobe at the Chanel show in Paris this morning.

Met police culture stops officers challenging their boss, says sleaze watchdog

THE Met Police's culture is discouraging officers from \"challenging their boss\", the head of the country's antisleaze watchdog warned today.

Senior Tory MP urges Zahawi to stand aside as party chairman

NADHIM ZAHAWI'S future as Tory party chairman looked in increasing doubt today as a senior MP urged him to stand aside from the post during a probe into his tax affairs.

FURY AT FAILINGS THAT LEFT ZARA'S KILLER ON STREETS

FAMILY'S DISTRESS OVER 'LITANY OF ERRORS'

SADIQ TAX AND FARES HAMMER BLOW FOR LONDONERS

BIGGEST RISE IN TUBE AND BUS FARES FOR 10 YEARS AS MAYOR GRABS 9% MORE OF WHAT YOU PAY COUNCIL

Tuchel ready to throw hat in the ring if Spurs job is available

THOMAS TUCHEL would be interested in the Tottenham job if Antonio Conte leaves in the coming months, despite his Chelsea connection.

Nadal 'mentally destroyed' after injury-hit defeat

AS Rafael Nadal got ready to step off the Rod Laver Arena, he paused for a prolonged goodbye.

EMMA'S SLAM AGONY GOES ON

>AUSSIE OPEN EXIT IS FIFTH EARLY DEFEAT ON TROT SINCE US TRIUMPH

Too few signings and bad run see problems mounting for Vieira

PATRICK VIEIRA expects to face a \"different Manchester United\" to the one Crystal Palace beat on the final day of last season, when the two sides meet at Selhurst Park tonight.

Spurs need dramatic progress or Kane is sure to look at rivals

AS Tottenham's form flounders, Harry Kane's future is increasingly becoming the club's elephant in the room.