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Show's new discoveries in unsolved Rita killing

A TOP criminologist believes he has identified two “persons of interest” in the unsolved murder of an RAF servicewoman more than 50 years ago.

Rod and tartan army twist night away

ROD Stewart looked in high spirits as he left Wembley after watching impressive Scotland’s draw with England in Euro 2020.

A Trade Deal With Biden Will Show Up EU's Pettiness

The EU is no friend of freedom. Barely a year after Brussels lost the power to dictate the shape of bananas in our supermarkets, it now seeks to stop shoppers in Northern Ireland from buying British bangers.

‘Time For Real Action On Border Controls'

Even the Prime Minister, for whom border controls have never been much of a priority, has finally realized the scale of the problem. “What is the Home Office doing? When are they going to sort this out?” is what Boris Johnson is alleged to have told a minister in Downing Street last week. He may well ask...

Winner Joel gets first major strike

FINLAND waited for this moment for so long. They won’t have wanted it to come like this, though.

Carrie's a true blue

CARRIE Johnson showed her true colours when she took the spouses of the G7 leaders to the theatre yesterday.

Miracle recovery after star Eriksen collapses

DANISH star Christian Eriksen collapsed and needed CPR on the pitch during his team’s opening Euros match against Finland.

Scale of people smuggling exposed by dinghy yard

HUNDREDS of dinghies used by immigrants are lined up in Dover, showing the scale of illegal Channel crossings in recent months.

Ruth finds love and ‘relearns how to live' in wake of abuse from husband

ITV presenter Ruth Dodsworth says she is starting to “relearn” how to live, after her abusive husband was jailed for coercive behaviour.

Derby Day in the scorching sun has the X-Factor...

SIMON Cowell joined thousands of racegoers for a glorious summer’s day out with his family yesterday to watch the Derby at Epsom Downs.

Hospitality warns on ‘freedom' delay

ANY delay to social distancing restrictions being lifted on June 21 will cost billions of pounds and put thousands of businesses and jobs at risk, hospitality leaders have warned.

Backlash over Sophie comment on Oprah's fame

THE Queen’s youngest son Prince Edward and wife Sophie have taken centre stage in a divided Royal Family… and stepped straight into a bitter online war of words.

Shot in the arm... casual Kate ‘hugely grateful' for vaccine

THE Duchess of Cambridge received her first Covid vaccination on Friday, 10 days after husband William.

Ricky's ‘shock' at producer

RICKY Gervais was “shocked and appalled” to learn of sexual misconduct allegations made against a producer on his hit show After Life.

Brollies banished as Britain finally gets to soak up the sun

MILLIONS of people headed for the coast, parks and tourist attractions yesterday as summer finally arrived after a washout May.

It's hiss and miss for Viper Jordan

SNAKING AWAY: Jordan Banjo as Viper was unmasked by the judges

Artificial intelligence fights real threats in Navy debut

ARTIFICIAL intelligence has been used by the Royal Navy at sea for the first time – testing against supersonic missile threats.

GERMANY BANS BRITS ...OH WELL, SPAIN ISN'T TOO BAD!

GERMANY has closed its borders to British tourists over concerns about the spread of the Indian variant – but Spain will start to welcome them back from tomorrow.

William found solace ‘in dark days of grief'

PRINCE William has said Scotland will always hold a “special place” in his heart as it is where some of his “happiest” and “saddest” memories are from.

Delivering on our border pledge

THE British people deserve a border system they can have confidence in.

Oh, for heaven's sake Harry, make the first move or you'll regret it

YESTERDAY, on a freezing Mayday, the Queen – wearing cheerful red and a brooch that was a gift from Prince Philip – was in Portsmouth bidding godspeed to the mighty aircraft carrier that bears her name.

Celebrate freedom ...but prepare for a financial hangover

EVERYONE dreamt of various freedoms returning to get them through the third lockdown. For some, the landmark date has already arrived: a trip to the pub with friends, being able to legally hug one’s parents again and venture on some foreign trips.

‘Forensic' report will tell the truth of Diana scandal

THE INDEPENDENT report into how Martin Bashir secured a world exclusive interview with Princess Diana in 1995 will finally “get to the truth”, a former Panorama journalist has said.

Man ‘saw the robber who killed his wife'

THE husband of a British woman who was murdered in Greece by a gang of armed robbers saw the face of one of the attackers, it emerged yesterday.

RODGERS HAILS HIS HEROES

Tielemans strike earns Leicester first FA Cup triumph

New bid to make pensions clearer

PENSION providers will be required to give much clearer information to people saving for retirement.

DOWNTON DREAM ALIVE - Lady Lockdown on first step to recovery

HIGHCLERE Castle boss Lady Carnarvon has revealed it will take five years to financially recover from the Covid-19 lockdowns.

Magda knew Blues could go four clean sweep

Magda knew B MAGDA ERIKSSON says she knew Chelsea would challenge for the quadruple this season – even before the campaign had even kicked off.

Sorry Nicola... Boris won't OK 2nd referendum

DOWNING Street will snub calls for a Scottish referendum after Nicola Sturgeon’s SNP fell short of an outright majority.

Lily transforms into beach babe Pammy...

ENGLISH rose Lily James, who is best known for period dramas, is about to rock as Pamela Anderson in a new series about the raunchy star’s wild relationship with Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee.