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Micro pods house Haringey's most vulnerable

Some of the “most vulnerable” homeless people in Haringey are set to be housed in 33 new micro pods. The prefabricated units sit on a disused, four-acre corner plot in the heart of the borough, which has a high rate of homelessness.

Irish warning on trade: UK doesn't always keep its word

IRELAND issued an extraordinary warning to countries around the world today not to do trade deals with Britain unless they are “confident” they will keep their word.

Investors bank on builders as Barratt banishes jitters

INVESTORS set up camp in the housebuilding sector today after a bullish update from one of the industry’s biggest players banished fears over supply chain disruption and faltering demand.

CHILDREN WITNESS TEEN KNIFE HORROR

PUPILS PLAYING RUGBY IN TWICKENHAM SEE TEACHER FIGHT IN VAIN TO SAVE VICTIM

How far-right government emboldens Hungary's ultras

THE scenes involving Hungary fans last night were shameful, but at the same time not surprising.

BRAKE ON JUST EAT HIT AS AMERICA STALLS

A SLOWDOWN in US sales growth put the skids under Just Eat Takeaway.com today despite a 51% surge in orders from hungry Brits.

Ex-Met chief urges reform to root out misogyny left in ‘corners of policing'

DRAMATIC change is needed to root out misogyny and the remnants of a “Life on Mars” culture in parts of policing, Britain’s former top counter-terror officer warned today as a new report accused the Met of not doing enough to stop knife killings.

Mother is 14th female victim since Sarah killing

A MAN was today being questioned over the murder of a mother found stabbed to death in her flat — the 14th woman killed in London since Sarah Everard’s death.

The jellyfish flying high at the Tate

‘Unpredictable aerobes’ to hover above visitors in landmark show

Southgate: Foden is special... that's why we must protect him

GARETH SOUTHGATE has vowed to protect Phil Foden after the Manchester City youngster showcased his potential to be England’s talisman at next year’s World Cup.

Yachts! Helipads! VIPs! Meet the Marbs massive

AFTER a camping trip to drizzly Scotland last year, the PM has ditched the staycay for a 600-acre estate in Marbella, Spain, owned by Tory pal Zac Goldsmith. Boris and Carrie Johnson are believed to have flown to the luxury resort with their 17-month-old son Wilf this week.

The salary app that's changing our preconceptions of payday

EVER think about how often you get paid? Many of us are used to monthly, but in the US it’s typically every two weeks.

Verstappen's need for speed as he fears threat of Mercedes

MAX VERSTAPPEN may have climbed back into the championship lead once more, but warned Red Bull are falling behind the pace of Mercedes after the Turkish Grand Prix.

England still have chance to play an Ashes wildcard

IT WAS hardly an Ashess quad announcement to set pulses racing or to lift spirits that this tour Down Under will be any different from the last couple.

‘Overwhelmed by love' — Tory MP reveals that she is bisexual

A TORY MP says she is “overwhelmed by the outpouring of love” after publicly saying she is bisexual.

Asos shares dive on chief exit and profits warning

SHARES in Asos slumped 10% today after the online fashion giant said its chief executive is stepping down and warned that headwinds, including supply chain problems, will hit profits.

Caring plans expansion as restaurants rebound

RICHARD Caring, right, is planning to expand his restaurant empire as the high-end hospitality sector rebounds from the pandemic.

Charles: My sympathy for the eco disruptors

LAST CHANCE ON CLIMATE. ‘I UNDERSTAND GRETA’

Drug giant GSK to quit global HQ as button pushed on £70bn break-up

Starting gun fired in hunt for new research base. Plans submitted for £120m consumer campus. Activist pressure mounts to accelerate split into two

Murray shows brilliant glimpses of former self during comeback win

ANDY MURRAY produced arguably his best performance since hip surgery to come back from a set down to defeat Carlos Alcaraz, a player he has tipped as a future world No1.

Tesla-linked Harmony and Pod Point bring batteries to market in twin IPOs

INVESTORS are being given the chance to back battery power in two new London floats.

Covid deaths: minister refuses to say sorry 11 times

A CABINET minister today refused to apologise at least 11 times for “serious errors” that were blamed for costing thousands of lives at the beginning of the pandemic.

SOUTHGATE: KANE IS READY TO FIRE AGAIN

ENGLAND BOSS HAS NO FEARS OVER SKIPPER’S FORM

Stripped-back Donmar to reopen with a loving touch

THIS is the first look inside the revamped Donmar Warehouse as the West End theatre prepares to reopen after a multi-million pound makeover.

Styles joins Bowie and Smith for V&A's menswear fashion parade

DESIGNER outfits worn by stars from Harry Styles to David Bowie are going on show at the V&A as part of a major new show celebrating menswear.

Tube stations are renamed on map to honour black history

THE Tube map has been recreated to honour hundreds of people who helped shape black history in Britain.

Moped thugs storm cafe in traffic-calming row

MOPED riders burst into a cafe and threatened customers after they were told not to drive through a low traffic neighbourhood zone on Sunday.

The Paris Mayor taking on the French President

She’s the self-styled saviour of the Left who revolutionised the French capital — now she has her eyes on the Elysée Palace. But can Anne Hidalgo go all the way to the top? Agnès Poirier reports from Paris

Chastain and Isaac's Scenes from a Marriage is captivating

A PROJECT like Scenes from a Marriage, which re-works Ingmar Bergman’s influential 1973 television series about the breakdown of a long-term relationship, lives or dies on the chemistry of its leads.

Miners lose gains amid reporting season wobble

FEARS that earnings guidance could get “ugly” once Wall Street kicks off its reporting season later this week added fuel to recent energy-driven stock market wobbles today.