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Queen mourns her beloved pet dog Beth

THE Queen was in mourning yesterday after her much-loved dog and companion Beth died.

'Stabbed in the back'...20,000 farmers to join London protest

TENS of thousands of farmers stabbed in the back by Labour's inheritance tax raid will march on Westminster in two mass protests today.

Starmer accused of emboldening tyrants by refusing to let Ukraine fire British missiles into Russia

SIR Keir Starmer's failure to show decisive action over Ukraine will bolster dictators around the world and cost thousands of lives, a former defence secretary claimed yesterday.

Kane you see the likeness?

IS statue, Harry? Council chiefs have created this barely recognisable statue of England captain Harry Kane.

'DISGUSTING!' WINTER FUEL CUT FURY AS BILLS RISE

PENSIONERS have hit out at \"disgusting\" cuts to winter fuel payments amid warnings typical bills are set to rise to £145 a month.

Putin Warns Biden Risks Nato At War With Russia

PRESIDENT Joe Biden has authorised Ukrainian forces to use US missiles to strike targets deep inside Russia, Washington officials claim.

Raducanu and Boulter put Brits close to final say

EMMA RADUCANU and Katie Boulter blew away defending champions Canada to help Great Britain reach the Billie Jean King Cup semi-finals.

RATTLED GATLAND FEARS THE WORST

Wales job is on line after a record 11th straight defeat

Robbie and Pamela's all white night out

EVERYTHING was all white on the night for Robbie Williams and Pamela Anderson as they hit the red carpet in LA.

Rape suspects' plea plot to avoid justice

Delaying tactic means more victims pull out, says CPS head

Ruth heads Down Under... but for a TV spin-off show

PRESENTER Ruth Langsford is jetting Down Under following her marriage break-up from Eamonn Holmes to front a spin-off of I'm A Celebrity.

'I canoe it!'...canny Coleen hits jackpot

COLEEN Rooney battled it out in a canoe task in the first episode of I'm A Celebrity while some of her campmates had to tuck into a horrific drink.

PM rebukes Streeting for repeated opposition to assisted dying

SIR Keir Starmer has criticised Health Secretary Wes Streeting for his public interventions against the legalisation of assisted dying in England and Wales.

Hunt for husband after wife found dead in boot

POLICE have launched an international manhunt for the husband of a woman found dead in the boot of a car.

Trump eyes Rwanda deportations

DONALD Trump is considering adapting the Rwanda scheme that Sir Keir Starmer dumped.

LABOUR WAR ON FARMERS IS 'THREAT TO FOOD SECURITY'

LABOUR'S \"war on farmers\" has been slammed for risking food security.

‘Starmer urges allies to bolster Ukraine aid

SIR Keir Starmer yesterday ruled out talks with Vladimir Putin as he urged European allies to strengthen backing for Ukraine.

Festival sells out in a Glastonhurry

..but new ticketing system leaves fans frustrated

Culture of 'silence and fear amongst bishops' in Church

MEMBERS of the clergy are failing to call out Church of England leaders over the John Smyth abuse scandal because of a culture of silence and fear, a bishop claimed yesterday.

'Targeted' fares for young and old

THE cap on single bus fares may be scrapped in favour of a targeted approach for groups such as the young.

Amorim gears up for big shift in identity at United

RUBEN VOWS TO FIND A FORMULA FOR SUCCESS

Trump builds cabinet of controversial choices

PRESIDENT-elect Donald Trump has sent shock waves through Washington following a series of controversial cabinet nominations.

Beirut flats fireball after missile strikes building

AN ISRAELI bomb slams into a building in the Lebanese capital Beirut yesterday before exploding into a fireball.

'Why should NHS pick up the pieces after botched butt lifts?"

THE NHS should not be left to pick up the tab following botched Brazilian butt lifts, England's top doctor says.

King returns to Commando training centre after 50 years

THE King got a reminder of tough times from his youth as he returned to the Royal Marines base where he completed his helicopter pilot training 50 years ago.

Archbishop 'appalled and embarrassed' by handling of abuse scandal, says son

THE Archbishop of Canterbury's son last night insisted that he backed his father's decision to resign because his position had become untenable.

'Wes crossed the line in opposing assisted dying'

LABOUR grandee Harriet Harman has hit out at her party's Health Secretary for publicly opposing assisted dying.

Police drop 15-month probe into trans post

AN activist who criticised a transgender GP on social media has been told no further action will be taken after she suffered a \"terrifying\" 15-month investigation.

Governor of Bank in push to boost our Brussels ties

ANDREW Bailey has joined with the growing chorus urging Sir Keir Starmer to return to Brussels' orbit after Donald Trump's election.

Reeves effect sees growth shrinking even before impact of Budget kicks in

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves has faced fresh condemnation over her policies as figures showed the economy is shrinking.