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Victory in the war of Donald's ear: Trump cheered to the rafters

DONALD TRUMP was acclaimed as a messianic hero by tearful supporters when he appeared at the Republican convention in Milwaukee with a bandaged ear after the assassination attempt.

100 spiked drinks a month in bars across London ‘is just tip of iceberg'

MORE than 100 drink spiking crimes are taking place in London every month, figures have revealed.

'IT HURTS... BUT WE'LL GET THERE'

HEARTBROKEN BELLINGHAM VOWS TO GET ENGLAND OVER THE LINE AS SOUTHGATE HAILS INCREDIBLE’ LIONS

More pain as tired England run out of miracles

AS SPAIN’S substitutes streamed onto the pitch and their backroom staff swallowed up Luis de la Fuente, Gareth Southgate stood stock still, hands on hips, briefly completely alone on the edge of his technical area.

Williams: Euro glory just the beginning for this unique team

SPAIN players warned last night this was just the start for their talented crop of youngsters, who are targeting more glory at the World Cup in two years.

Don't rush to judge...verdict on boss could take years

True impact of Southgate will be known only once he has left

Alcaraz is ready to join the legends after retaining title

Spaniard says he wants to sit at same table as big guys’ when career is over

New jobs flow 'slower than expected in June'

ROBERT Walters today warned that jobs market confidence is unlikely to return until next year, despite some signs of encouragement in London.

US luxury hotel chain heads to Piccadilly

CENTRAL London is to see yet another landmark building turned into a super-high-end hotel serving the world’s wealthiest tourists.

Burberry replace boss after sales slump forces cancellation of divi

BURBERRY announced the shock departure of its chief executive today, alongside a profit warning and the cancellation of its dividend amid a global sales slump.

Trump looks like a winner unbeatable and very lucky voters are drawn to that

I ’VE always regarded Donald Trump as vulgar, odious and unworthy of public office.

Married to a Spaniard: how it went yesterday

NEITHER can live while the other survives. You’re living with the enemy. I know a good divorce lawyer.

Body in bags suspect due in cour to face a double murder charge

A 34-YEAR-OLD man was today set to appear in court charged with murder after the remains of two were found in suitcases on Clifton Suspension Bridge.

Moments of brilliance but it's another chapter in the very long tale of hurt

THE Streets made for fitting accompaniment to the hype video that flooded from England’s social media feeds yesterday afternoon, the message that this was a Three Lions side ready to end the years of waiting, emulate the heroes of 1966, leave behind those oh-so-nears.

Young misfit pulled the trigger but the gun of political hatred has been loaded for years

THE shots that rang out over the agricultural show grounds in Butler, Pennsylvania, did not come from nowhere.

Snipers on the roof tops for King's Speech in Westminster ring of steel

POLICE snipers are set to be deployed on the rooftops as part of a ring of steel for the State Opening of Parliament and the King’s Speech.

I've been saved by luck or by God, says Trump

DONALD TRUMP said today that he was “supposed to be dead” after an assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania.

THE UNLIKELY LADS

TO LITTLE more than half of this England squad, Sunday’s European Championship Final will be an occasion like no other, the game of their lives that might come around again, well, who knows when?

Early wicket on Anderson's farewell

A PACKED Lord’s waved goodbye to James Anderson today, as England closed in on a convincing innings victory over West Indies.

Finally, Musetti knows he can take down nemesis Novak

THE irony is that should Lorenzo Musetti defeat Novak Djokovic on Centre Court, the Serb will have played a big part in his own downfall.

Graphcore backers make gains as SoftBank swoops for 'Britain's Nvidia'

SOFTBANK’S swoop for Graphcore rippled through the London market today as backers of the AI chip firm once known as Britain’s Nvidia revealed their exit positions.

Unexpected imports slump raises China recovery fears

NEW trade figures from China today raised more concerns about domestic demand.

UK Apple fans finally set eyes on Vision Pro headsets

LONDON’S long wait for the arrival of one of the most eagerly anticipated — and controversial — next-generation tech devices ended today, when the first customer got his hands on Apple’s Vision Pro headset.

Lavazza boss says coffee prices could rise by 25% in UK

THE cost of a flat white is set to keep rising above inflation as the coffee industry reels from “unprecedented” supply-side shocks, the chairman of Lavazza has warned.

Sobering read: the Ghislaine Maxwell trial by a child abuse victim

WHEN a celebrity is convicted of a crime, it ignites a media circus.

A second-hand witness stand? Yes please! That's the joy of online shopping

IT WILL come as a surprise to absolutely no one that like many people possessed of a smartphone, I spend hours on it most evenings scrolling while pretend ing to watch TV.

Ukrainians improvise on defence; so can we

THE purpose of Nato was “to keep the Russians out, the Americans in, and the Germans down” according to its first Secretary General, Lord Hastings Ismay.

What a week. First I win a seat, now I'm Solicitor General

I’M drafting this, laptop on my knees, perching on a green leather bench in a Victorian Gothic corridor — a day in the life of a brand-new MP is chaotic, romantic and utterly surreal.

'Crossbow killer' could have held his three victims captive for hours in their house

POLICE are investigating whether a “crossbow killer” held his three women victims captive for hours.

Met police chief sides with minister in row over early release of prisoners

MET Police chief Sir Mark Rowley has said the Government was being forced to free prisoners earlier to avoid a situation that would be \"dangerous for the public\".