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Fans Turn On Leo In Messi Farewell

THE booing of Lionel Messi at his final Paris Saint-Germain game was branded "lamentable" as the superstar decides on his next move.

We're In Hot Pursuit Of The Warmest Day Of Year So Far

PARTS of the nation felt the heat at the weekend and it is expected to be warmer still this week

Covid Probe Already In Danger Of Being A Costly Irrelevance

‘The Inquiry already has contracts worth £113m and 63 barristers’

Boris Given Free Rein On Covid Inquiry...But Risks Losing Legal Aid

BORIS Johnson will not be restricted over what he can tell the Covid inquiry, a senior minister has said.

China: A US Conflict Would Be An 'Unbearable Disaster'

Conflict with the US would be an “unbearable disaster” and the world is big enough for both countries to grow together, Chinese defence minister Li Shangfu said yesterday

Rishi: I Will Do What It Takes To Stop Boats

RISHI Sunak will today vow to do everything to curb the migrant crisis - including spending up to £6billion.

Warm And Mostly Dry Week Ahead As Mercury To Hit 27C

The UK is bracing itself for the hottest day of the year, with temperatures forecast to hit 26C or 27C on Thursday

Harry To Give Evidence In Tabloid Phone-Hacking Trial

The Duke of Sussex is due to appear in the witness box this week for a court showdown in his ongoing phone-hacking battle against some members of the British press

Can Sunak Soften Biden Up On A Post-Brexit Trade Deal?

Rishi Sunak loves America

PM Set To Cut Tax Ahead Of Election In Bid To Win Votes

Rishi Sunak is said to be keen to cut income tax or national insurance by two pence before the general election next year in a bid to both “incentivise work” and win votes

Johnson 'Enjoying' Row Over Sunak's WhatsApp Mistake

Not giving info to Covid inquiry an error, says ex-No 10 chief

Republicans Rev Up Bikers And Bbqs At Presidential Primary Rally, But No Trump

There were hay bales and Harley-Davidsons. There was sliced pork and campaign paraphernalia. There were earnest speeches about winning back the White House. But at the centre of it all was a Donald Trump-shaped hole.

Women Face 'Increased Barriers' To Birth Control

Women in England fi nd it harder to access contraception than they did a decade ago, resulting in more unplanned pregnancies, the women’s health ambassador has warned.

Sturgeon Police Raid On Home Was 'Proportionate', Says Chief

Scotland’s chief constable, Sir Iain Livingstone , has said the decision to raid Nicola Sturgeon’s home in April and erect a tent across the entrance was “proportionate and necessary.”

Signal Fault Identified As Cause Of Train Crash In India, Says Minister

India’s railways minister has said the country’s deadliest train crash in more than two decades was caused by an error in electronic signals that sent a train on to the wrong tracks.

Left Britain 'Hugely For Covid, Say Unions Tory Austerity Unprepared'

TUC report seeks to put tragic’ impact of cuts on agenda as inquiry begins

'Embarrassed' pervert tried to flee country

Paedophile was stopped by police at airport

The Kennedy Disowned By Family.. But Bidding To Be Back In The White House

Conspiracy theorist dubbed 'new Trump'

Taps Aff? Water Fears As Sunny Weekend Forecast

SCOTLAND is set for another warm weekend as temperatures will remain above 20C for some areas.

Why Is Sunak Resisting The Covid Inquiry's Demands?

Things will have been said and done during the pandemic that will look bad in the cold light of day, says Sean O'Grady

99 Problems ..But The Sun Ain't One

Defective flakes spoiling our favourite ice cream treats

Ukraine Can Fight Beyond Its Borders, Says Cleverly

UKRAINE has the right to "project force" beyond its borders to defend itself, says the Foreign Secretary.

Moscow Accuses Kyiv Of Drone 'Terrorist Attack'

MOSCOW came under repeated drone attack yesterday in what experts billed as a major shift in its war with Ukraine.

Elon Musk Visits China For First Time In Three Years

Tesla boss seeking permission to expand Shanghai plant

Moscow Drone Attacks Pose Serious Problems For Putin

When it comes to the Russian reaction to the drone attack on Moscow, there must now be an understanding in the Kremlin that if you dish it out, you are going to have to take it.

Putin's War Comes Home As Moscow Hit By Drone Attack

One Russian politician says residents of the capital will need to adjust to this new reality’ as president blames terrorism’

Netflix Threatens To Remove Content Over New Legislation

Netflix has threatened to remove films and TV series from its UK catalogue over new streaming legislation being introduced by the government.

Patients At Risk If Met Stops Serving Mental Health Calls

With a significant amount of police resources being spent on responding to mental health call outs, health and crime leaders have known for a long time that something would have to give.

Hands Up If You Trust Boris

In her more than half a century-long career as one of the country's most distinguished criminal lawyers, you have to suspect that the Covid inquiry chair Baroness Hallett has had to contend with rather trickier conundrums than the one she currently faces. Which is this: do you trust Boris Johnson?

Britain's Future Is Outside The EU... Those Arguments Are In The Past

Labour leader's brexit message to express readers