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Cameron: We'll show strength of unity against Putin aggression

FOREIGN Secretary Lord Cameron joined a meeting of Ukraine’s allies in Paris today after urging the US Congress to unfreeze $60 billion more in military aid.

US celebrates first moon landing since Apollo 17 more than 50 years ago

A LUNAR lander robot built by an American company has become the first privately owned spacecraft to land on the moon.

TIMELY TON FROM STRUGGLER ROOT BRINGS ENGLAND BACK FROM BRINK

JOE ROOT rose above the carnage of a frantic morning session and the strange mediocrity of his own tour so far to rescue England with a masterful hundred on the opening day of the crucial Fourth Test in Ranchi.

GUSTO: WIN CAN SPARK GLORY ERA

STAR SAYS SECURING FIRST TROPHY UNDER POCHETTINO WILL GIVE CHELSEA BELIEF THAT MORE SUCCESS AWAITS

Cup has suddenly become more than a sideshow for rivals

Sunday’s match means much more to Klopp and Pochettino

Guardian Glasner has drive and nous to steer Palace clear of danger

IN HIS first days as Eintracht Frankfurt manager, Oliver Glasner was stopped in the street by an elderly woman, who said to him passionately: “Take good care of my beloved Eintracht, won’t you?”

George's call proves that England are battle-ready

Grieving skipper prepares to lead from front in Edinburgh cauldron after death of his mum

CAB Payments chief executive to step down after float that hammered fintech's shares

THE boss of CAB Payments has quit, the firm announced today, less than a year after the Sutton-based fintech's disastrous London float.

Energy bills 'to fall further' after strong gas deliveries

HOUSEHOLD gas and electricity bills will stay lower for the rest of the year, energy experts predicted today, after regulator Ofgem reduced the cap on tariffs by 12% from April.

Four dead, 14 missing in Valencia blaze with hallmark of Grenfell

A MASSIVE fire at an apartment building in Valencia has killed at least four people with 14 still missing.

US presses for ceasefire in Gaza as hopes rise of deal at Paris peace talks

THE United States pushed efforts to secure a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas ahead of a peace summit expected this weekend in Paris.

Shamima Begum loses bid to return to Britain after judges side with ministers

SHAMIMA BEGUM has lost her bid to regain British citizenship after Court of Appeal judges ruled that the Government was entitled to block her return to the UK to protect national security.

Hands in the air! Best gigs to book

From massive shows with huge stars to intimate performances with the next big thing, EL} Hunt picks out the capital’s top gigs this year book now to see Tate McRae, Lynks and Kae Tempest

'WE MUST LEARN TO BE A LOT SAVVIER'

RICE WARNS GUNNERS HAVE TO GROW QUICKLY AFTER LATE LOSS

Lacklustre Gunners are given lesson in how to be streetwise

European inexperience costs Arsenal as they are stifled before conceding late goal

England's entertainers must start converting thrills into series wins

AMID last week’s frustrations at England coaxing one of their heaviest Test defeats from a position of rare opportunity, came numerous reminders of the way standards have shifted upwards under this regime.

Freddie's Flowers 'in growth' after third year of losses

BOUQUET delivery firm Freddie’s Flowers, which blossomed during the pandemic, has reported a third year of multi-million-pound losses.

Rolls-Royce flies past profit forecasts

SHARES in Rolls-Royce topped the FTSE 100 today, after the world-famous aero engine maker’s annual profit more than doubled.

Lloyds sets aside £450m for car loan compensation

LLOYDS BANK today set aside £450 million to cover the possible costs of a probe by the City watchdog into commission payments on car loans.

Housewives star Huffman shines but play is the problem

DESPERATE Housewives star Felicity Huffman gives a forceful, bitterly comic performance as Paige, the matriarch of an American family that really puts the fun in “dysfunctional”, in Taylor Mac’s OTT study of identity.

Meet Cora Delaney - the influencers' influencer

AMONG London’s top tastemakers, Cora Delaney, the founder of creative agency EYC LTD, must be one of the most no-bulls**t.

Parliament could be heading for very dark place, warns MP amid fears over safety

THE chaotic vote on a Gaza ceasefire shows Parliament is heading to “a very dark place”, a London MP warned today.

We have no confidence: Scores of MPs demand Speaker goes in vote farce

Fury grows after he allows Starmer off the hook with Labour amendment

Top chef flies Down Under on the off chance that Taylor fancies bite to eat at her restaurant

THE chef who catered at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s wedding has reportedly flown to Australia — just in case Taylor Swift decides to eat at her restaurant in Sydney.

We must win: Zelensky's rallying cry as Ukraine conflict enters its third year

UKRAINE’S president Volodymyr Zelensky declared “we must win” as the country’s defiant stand against Vladimir Putin’s invading army was set to enter a third year.

GABRIEL: WE'VE FOUND FORM AT THE RIGHT TIME

DEFENDER SAYS ARSENAL ARE IN A CRESCENDO’ AS THEY TARGET EUROPEAN AND PREMIER LEAGUE GLORY

'We're prepared for all they can throw at us'

Earl insists that England will cope with a hostile Murrayfield

£24bn profits at HSBC likely to revive windfall tax debate

HSBC posted record profits of more than $30 billion (£24 billion) for the last year, figures that are bound to respark the debate about bank profiteering and increase calls for a windfall tax on the biggest lenders.

Nowhere is better than London Fashion Week for genuinely exciting designers

I’M not being funny but… how amazing has it been celebrating 40 years of London Fashion Week? It was so refreshing for London not to have a paid front row at every f***ing show. This fashion week has really proven you don’t need big celebrities to show off in order to sell your clothing.

Pens sharpened in the Cliveden set as splits form over Gaza

WARS have many tragic casualties, among them friendships. Since the start of the Gaza conflict last year, a schism has been opening up at the top of the British literary world between those who support Israel's war aims and those wanting an immediate ceasefire.