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WE CANNOT FORGET THE SUFFERING

Zabarnyi fired up by nation's freedom fight

Saved by the Bell but made by Saka

WILLING ASSISTANT DESERVES CREDIT

FITZ & STARTS

Matt says luck was reason he followed abysmal 79 with a 69

Troy in Southwell test

O'BRIEN MULLS OVER PREP BEFORE CUP RUN

We're facing starvation as crops fail'

THE resilience of volunteer school cook Mihret Gebru shines through as she raises a family amid a severe humanitarian crisis in the droughthit Ethiopian region of Tigray.

Ukraine looking to Churchill in its battle with Russia

UKRAINE is summoning the spirit of Winston Churchill and the miracle of D-Day in its fight with Russia, a top aide has said.

Father applies for judicial review into daughter's suicide inquest

THE father of a teenager who took her own life at a leading boarding school has applied for a judicial review into the decisions made by the coroner at her inquest.

House prices drop slightly

Election puts move plans on hold

HPV jab to stop thousands of head and neck cancers

THOUSANDS of cases of head and neck cancer will be prevented thanks to the HPV vaccine.

Brave Charles and Kate show off the best of Britain

THE timeless appeal of the monarchy has woven its magic once more.

'Stories about me not Strictly true'

I will clear my name, says Giovanni

Officer who rammed calf twice 'removed from frontline duties'

DISTURBING online images of a patrol car being driven at a runaway calf has led to action being taken against the police driver.

Fans' relief after Three Lions win

JUDE Bellingham gave the country - and hospitality industry-something to shout about as England kicked off their Euro 2024 campaign with a solid, but nervy, win.

'We love you, Papa...'

Poignant photo message for Prince from children

THE MAN WHO HEALED THE NATION

From his world-famous 5:2 diet to cold showers, 'snack' exercising and swallowing tapeworms (to report firsthand on their effects), Michael Mosley revolutionised our physical and mental health. And his advice, writes one journalist who knew him well, came from the heart

Rod's king of comedy

Rocker hits the right note at Charles awards ceremony

ALIVE AND KICKING

Stones fit after worrying week

FIVE-STAR HOSTS TOO HOT FOR SCOTS

Tartan bubble bursts with drubbing on opening night

Not so sweet Carolina as Mcllroy goes into reverse on testing Major mission

RORY DROPS BACK WHILE SCHEFFLER'S IN TROUBLE

Wood an Aussie for just one day

HE'S BANKING ON OLD FOE

Olympic gymnast gets on her bike in memory of brother

FORMER Olympic gymnast Ellie Downie is backing a Daily Express campaign to register thousands more life-saving defibrillators as she battles to raise awareness of hidden heart conditions.

A hero's farewell

Convoy for D-Day veteran Bill, 100

No1 radicaliser...'that's a badge of honour for me'

ISLAMIST preacher Anjem Choudary considered being viewed as Britain's number one radicaliser a \"badge of honour\", a jury heard.

Holidaymakers are rattled by a snake

IT was enough to give anyone a hisssy fit when a huge snake was found outside a holiday park.

"This England team is among best ever'

PETER Crouch believes the current England squad could be the \"greatest we've ever had\" - and wishes he could play for them.

Putin's 'peace' plan...surrender occupied regions and drop plan to join Nato

VLADIMIR Putin has promised an immediate ceasefire and to begin peace talks but only if Kyiv withdraws troops from the four occupied Ukrainian regions and ditches plans to join Nato.

'Utter chaos' as long airport queues return

LONG queues snaked outside an airport yesterday with scenes described as \"carnage\" raising fears of a summer of travel chaos.

Tories backed to survive the election

MOST voters don't believe the Conservative Party will be \"completely\" wiped out at the general election despite a constant onslaught from Labour and Reform UK.

Global coalition to tackle migrant smuggling gangs

RISHI Sunak says an international coalition will crack down on migrant smuggling gangs and help end the small boat crisis.

Now it's Sir Alan Bates versus the Post Office

POST OFFICE hero Alan Bates has been knighted for his 20-year fight for justice in the Horizon software scandal.