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Health worker guilty of plotting bomb and knife slaughter at his hospital

A RADICALISED hospital worker planned to kill \"as many nurses as possible\" with a homemade bomb and by launching a knife rampage.

Pro-Putin EU leader meets with Zelensky

HUNGARY'S pro-Kremlin prime minister Viktor Orban, the new president of the European Union, arrived in Kyiv yesterday for talks with Volodymyr Zelensky.

Jay's mum: Family are all in pain and agony

JAY Slater's mum has described \"the pain and agony\" since her son disappeared more than two weeks.

King is tip topper!

THE King looked dapper in his morning suit and top hat his third outfit change on his first day in Edinburgh.

Hospices face 'domino effect' of closures in funding crisis

Crisis will 'pile more pressure on NHS'

Royal Mail hits back over postal votes 'backlog'

ROYAL Mail has hit back at criticism over reports of delays to postal vote delivery, insisting there is \"no backlog\".

Surfing Sir Ed out to make waves

SIR Ed Davey is still hoping his stunt-packed campaign will make an election splash.

Reform candidate resigns over party's racist, misogynistic and bigoted' views to join Tories

NIGEL Farage was dealt another blow after a Reform UK candidate defected to the Tories slamming \"racist, misogynistic and bigoted\" views in the party.

Rishi wakes at 4am in his tireless effort to wrap up a great election comeback

NO one can accuse Rishi Sunak of not working his socks off for the Tory cause in this campaign.

Part-timer jibes are 'pathetic', says Keir

KEIR Starmer defended himself yesterday amid Conservative attacks that his desire to clock off at 6pm on Fridays means he will be a \"part-time Prime Minister\".

Oh, we do lick to be beside the seaside...

MILITARY veterans enjoy an ice cream and a stroll during a day out at the seaside yesterday.

Serial killer Letby convicted of trying to murder Baby K

THE GRIEVING parents of a baby girl said \"justice has been served\" as Lucy Letby was yesterday convicted of trying to murder another tot.

'Andy played in an era of three greats and won ...he goes way beyond tennis'

SIR Andy Murray said he was \"extremely disappointed\" at being forced to pull out of Wimbledon singles with a back injury.

RISHI: YOUR VOTE COUNTS, YOUR VOICE COUNTS... PLEASE USE IT WISELY

IN an impassioned appeal to wavering Tories, Rishi Sunak warned that voting Reform means \"waving the white flag to socialism\".

I know what makes the fans tick.. I'd be in there myself if I wasn't on the pitch

PICKFORD CALLING FOR PATIENCE AND PASSION

Horner ready for Max backlash

CHRISTIAN HORNER is bracing himself for more fireworks between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris at the British Grand Prix.

I PINCH MYSELF BEING HERE

Manny can't believe he could face Kiwis

Gem of a ride up for grabs

ROGER TEAL yesterday launched a search for a top jockey for leading Coral-Eclipse Stakes fancy Dancing Gemini after losing his first two choices.

Food prices ease but credit card borrowing leaps wildly

SHOP prices are rising at the slowest rate for more than two-and-a-half years, figures out today show.

Loose horses gallop through city...again

THREE military horses have been \"swiftly and safely\" recovered after bolting in central London.

Probe into Jude 'gesture'

SUPERSTAR Jude Bellingham was at the centre of disciplinary probe last night for a gesture he made after rescuing England's Euro 2024 glory bid.

Freed hostages tell of 'torture'

ISRAEL released 55 Palestinians detained in Gaza, including director of the territory's main hospital.

Macron's bid to block far-Right 'accessing highest office of state'

EMMANUEL Macron called a crisis meeting at the Elysee Palace in Paris yesterday following victory for the far-Right opposition in the first round of parliamentary elections.

Prison officer bailed over 'cell sex video' allegations

A PRISON officer allegedly filmed having sex with an inmate faced court yesterday on a charge of misconduct.

'More than 160 families' affected by Hull ashes horror

POLICE probing a funeral directors are visiting 163 families in relation to the repatriation of ashes.

Widow's tearful plea for assisted dying law to bypass referendum

A WOMAN whose terminally ill husband endured a \"horrible\" death says the question of whether to introduce assisted dying should not be put to a referendum.

Tennis faithful make racket for Sir David

THE Centre Court crowd staged a standing ovation for Sir David Attenborough as he took his place in the Royal Box yesterday.

Labour will raid pensions just like 1997

RETIREES should be \"extremely worried\" that a Labour government would raid their hard-earned pensions and benefits, Mel Stride has warned.

"Three Lions showed us how important it is to fight to the end... for your country, even when some say it's all over'

INSPIRED by the Three Lions' stunning victory, Rishi Sunak has said he is \"channelling England\" by fighting for every vote until the polls close in the General Election on Thursday.

Labour rival in 'vile poison pen smear'

SIR Keir Starmer is under pressure to suspend a Labour candidate for waging a \"vile\" dirty tricks campaign on his Tory opponent.