Daily Express - March 03, 2025

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March 03, 2025

Chagos deal isn't for Kemi

THE Conservatives will not drop their opposition to the Chagos Islands deal, Kemi Badenoch has said, despite the US signalling its support.

1 min

People smuggling ringleaders are hit with crime orders

SOME of Britain's most notorious captured people smugglers have been hit with serious crime prevention orders to stop them resuming organised criminality once freed.

1 min

Moore the merrier at Oscars warm-up

DEMI Moore was suited and stilettoed for a snazzy pre-Academy Awards dinner do.

1 min

'We're at a crossroads in history...it's time to act

Whitehall Editor SIR Keir Starmer told Europe's leaders they have to \"step up\" to prevent future Russian aggression and ensure conflict does not spread across the continent.

3 mins

King keeps home fires burning for Kyiv

KING Charles showed embattled Volodymyr Zelensky that Britain stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Ukraine.

4 mins

Pier-ing into the abyss

Is the end in sight for our iconic seaside landmarks after Reeves' brutal Budget?

4 mins

Fire kills girl, four

A WOMAN has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a four-year-old girl died in a fire.

1 min

'Faulty machines' claim sparks calls for parking fee shake-up

CLAIMS that a car park firm is fining users when ticket machines are faulty have reignited calls for a Government-backed code of conduct to finally be introduced.

1 min

'Frustrated' rail customers pay more for worse service

TRAIN fares in England and Wales yesterday rose by around 4.6%, while railcards become more expensive despite record low reliability of services.

1 min

Dancing on Ice tipped for the axe

NEXT week's Dancing on Ice final could be the last, an insider claims.

1 min

Liam family moved by Brits salute

LIAM Payne's family have said the singer's music brought joy to his fans all over the world.

1 min

Big queues at farm shop to sample Clarkson's top gear

VISITORS queued for more than an hour as Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm Shop reopened.

1 min

A bad ceasefire deal is worse for Ukraine than no ceasefire

THE ugly scenes at the White House on Friday were not what anyone who cares passionately about the future of Ukraine wanted to see.

3 mins

Brit hostage Emily has gun wounds op

FREED British Israeli hostage Emily Damari has had surgery to correct complications from gunshot wounds sustained when she was taken by Hamas.

1 min

Israel halts Gaza aid convoys

ISRAEL blocked all humanitarian aid to Gaza just hours after agreeing a ceasefire extension.

1 min

UK charity faces 'cash for Hamas' Yard probe

ANTI-TERROR police are probing a charity raising money for Gaza, following a claim that some cash is allegedly funding Hamas.

1 min

Hard-up councils and soaring bills create 'doom loop' for adults in need

HIGHER bills and stretched council budgets mean less adult social care despite rising need, a report is warning.

1 min

Care home apologises but won't take back dementia sufferer, 89, evicted after breaking two of her fingers

AN 89-year-old dementia sufferer was evicted from a care home a day after breaking two fingers in an \"incident\", her daughter claims.

3 mins

'Let GPs carry out tests to cut wait time for diagnosis of dementia cases'

DEMENTIA care in England is not good enough, the NHS's head on the illness admits.

1 min

Pancake racers to batter opposition

FLIPPING heck! These choristers show they're on song as they get some practice in for tomorrow's Shrove Tuesday race.

1 min

'Right to switch off is dead'

PLANS to give people a right to \"switch off\" outside work hours will be axed to give business a boost, reports have suggested.

1 min

Workers' rights law could leave some zero-hour staff worse off

ANGELA Rayner's workers rights legislation risks making conditions worse for casual staff, a scathing report warns.

1 min

'Beginning of the end for feudal leasehold flats'

NEW leasehold flats are set to be banned under Government plans to make commonhold the default tenure, with homeowners expected to have greater control.

1 min

Phone has children's safety as top priority

A SMARTPHONE has been unveiled with innovative child safety features to combat growing digital fears.

1 min

'Post-Brexit success is child's play'

A VILLAGE with fewer than 1,000 residents has become a surprising hot-spot of post-Brexit positivity.

1 min

Old paper goes digital

PAST editions of the oldest English language daily newspaper still in circulation are set to be digitised.

1 min

I fashioned a 1950s lifestyle for £10,000

FIFTIES fashion fan Claudia Lou is so obsessed with the decade she has spent around £10,000 building up her vintage collection.

1 min

'Eyesight risk from cataract op riches'

PEOPLE with serious eye conditions risk losing their sight as doctors prioritise simpler and more lucrative cataract ops, it is claimed.

1 min

Dad, 35, died of heart attack after it took TWO 999 calls before ambulance was sent

A MAN died from a heart attack after being given an incorrect response time by the ambulance service, his family said.

1 min

OUT OF AFRICA

Thinking of booking a break a bit further afield but not sure where to start? Here travel experts give Express readers an exclusive off the beaten, inside track to make the right choice this summer

7 mins

How an autism diagnosis helped save my marriage

Lucy Brazier had always struggled with her husband Steve's mood ood swings and erratic behaviour - but by January 2022 and after 20 years of marriage she realised she couldn't take it any more.

4 mins

A ruff time for 'old dog'

Q:My 14-year-old dog had a sudden collapse, losing his balance, rolling around and being sick. It was terrible to see. After an examination and tests, our vet thinks he has an \"old dog\" problem and is hopeful of a fairly quick recovery. Have you seen this?

2 mins

Driver's loss after clone raiders strike

CAR number plate cloning fraud took a fiendish turn when an innocent driver found himself facing punishing financial losses and a legal nightmare.

1 min

Crimes and punishment

SOME of us still mourn the demise of Crimewatch back in 2017.

2 mins

Appleby eyes Classic glory for Ruling Court

CHARLIE APPLEBY has confirmed Ruling Court will target a Classic on his return to Europe.

1 min

SCOTT'S WAITING GAME

Trainer hangs fire on when to play his Ace

1 min

PRISON BREAK

Ex-gang member and convict Peake is now Open to change

2 mins

SUPER SHOW

Wigan's Las Vegas glee is destiny for Dupree family

2 mins

Arthur slates Rhinos for taking foot off gas

HEAD coach Brad Arthur slammed Leeds for trying to play “too cute and pretty” despite cruising to victory against Castleford.

1 min

Pioneering pair roll the dice in Sin City and come up trumps

WIGAN and Warrington bet big in bringing Super League to Las Vegas.

2 mins

Genge wants to crack on with busy calendar

ELLIS GENGE has brushed off player welfare concerns as the calendar becomes more congested.

1 min

Marc enjoys dream opener with Ducati

MARC MARQUEZ reflected on a “dream” debut with Ducati after winning the season-opening Thailand Grand Prix.

1 min

Archer set to put body on the line

BAZ BACKING JOFRA FOR A SUMMER OF PROMISE

2 mins

Campbell cracker is final cut from the sharp Blades

admits he has never produced a finish like the thunderbolt that put Sheffield United in charge at Loftus Road.

1 min

Eddie's so ready to play second fiddle again

NKETIAH DESPERATE TO SEE PAL MAKE RETURN

2 mins

THEY THOUGHT IT WAS ALL OVER... BUT PRESTON ARE BACK

IT was 59 years ago, in March 1966, when Preston last progressed this far in the FA Cup - but the dreams of the two-time winners ended in the closing minutes of a quarter-final replay against Manchester United at Old Trafford.

1 min

ROBBIE IS OFF MARK AT LAST

First Cup goal at age of 33 helps Preston into quarters

2 mins

A PARK DAY FOR TOON

Rash Gordon misses final and Magpies out of Cup

2 mins

Still too early for McKenna to dream

KIERAN MCKENNA wants to fire up Ipswich's FA Cup dream but says it is too early to talk about Wembley.

1 min

Sinisterra seizes moment to shine

LUIS SINISTERRA is dreaming of a trip to Wembley after fighting back from a four-month injury nightmare.

1 min

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