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Survivors ‘still struggling'

Survivors ‘sti A BRITISH survivor of the Twin Towers told a remembrance ceremony at London’s Olympic Park: “Spare a thought for all the survivors, we’re still struggling.”

Clive's top of the Bill

THE things you have to do to get The Chancer playing a President.

Ronaldo's chef: How to get the body of Crist

Food regime keeps fat off

One-off return for legendary Sir Trev

Sir Trevor McDonald is making an NTAs comeback – 25 years after he first hosted the show.

Race on for Whitty decision

PROFESSOR Chris Whitty is consulting top scientists this weekend in a race to decide whether the Government should back injections for children.

New Starmer blow as union threatens party breakaway

SIR Keir Starmer faces major embarrassment as one of Labour’s founding unions threatens to break away.

Now listen up Kay's book is a right laugh

GRAB a brew and some good-for-dipping biscuits... Peter Kay has recorded an audio version of his autobiography The Sound of Laughter.

MAISIE GOLD RUSH

MAISIE SUMMERS-NEWTON is chasing game, set and match over her idol Ellie Simmonds.

My anxiety attack almost scuppered our honeymoon...

The Saturdays’ Frankie Bridge opens up on her mental health battles

Is Aljaz doing practice lifts?

IT looks like Strictly’s Aljaz Skorjanec has found himself a fancy cha-cha-car…

Festival joker up for fun

THIS music fan shows off his high spirits as he crowd-surfs at the Reading Festival yesterday.

Tribute to Hillsbro 97th victim

LIVERPOOL footballer Jordan Henderson carried a wreath on to the pitch at the club’s first home game of the season yesterday in memory of the 97th victim of the Hillsborough disaster.

We must help those desperate refugees

THEY had 18 months to plan for the end of a 20-year campaign in Afghanistan. But as soldiers flew in to evacuate Britons left stranded, and our ambassador stayed behind to personally process visa applications at the airport – our Prime Minister, Foreign Secretary and three most senior civil servants were all on holiday.

Son of rebel warlord 'kills 100' in uprising

AN AFGHAN educated in Britain is leading the fightback in his home country, which has already seen between 60 to 100 Taliban killed.

America struggles to keep virus in check

SERIOUSLY ill Covid patients have been photographed lying on the floor of a public library in America.

Pricey breaks scupper our summer hols

MORE than a third of us have been unable to book a summer staycation, research reveals.

Boomerang London will bounce back a greener, safer place

Mayor Sadiq on aim to revitalise city

‘It wasn't going to take much to push him over the edge'

“LONER” Jake Davison was hooked on violent video games by the age of just five and on internet porn by 11, former school pals say.

I'm gutted for sprint relay bruv

Kilty could lose Tokyo silver medal

THUSHA'S EXAM JOY

Girl shot at 5 gets nine top-mark GCSEs

LAWYERS PLAN AMBUSH WHILE ANDREW RIDES

Bid to serve papers but he was off to see Queen

Seven years jail for dognapping offence

‘Pet Abduction’ crime to be created after pet thefts rocket in pandemic

I'm a celeb weddy

WEDDING JOY AS TV STAR TIES KNOT WITH ANNE-MARIE. WE’RE JUBILANT

NOW RAAB AVOIDS TRAVEL RULES

And he meets Princess Anne with no mask just TWO DAYS after return from Amber-Plus France. COVID-19 CRISIS: RAAB’S JAUNT. AN AMBER GAMBLER 40m30m50m. Minister met Princess Anne days after visit to France

HOME TESTS FOR THE FLU

Swabs plan to help stop surge in cases

CALL FOR BAR ON PUBS

Town halls want the power to veto new boozers over health concerns

THE MP & £90K OF JOBS FOR LOBBYIST

Fears over ‘backdoor entry’

Oti takes new star Cam under her wing

Strictly pro backs him after fight revealed

I did not take Ben

We find worker in Corfu tot riddle

Celebs' No1 party guru plans 40th Mega bash

Oprah pal to arrange Markle do