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This role's given me the time of my life, says new star of Cabaret
AWARD-WINNING singer Self Esteem says she is having \"the best time\" after making her stage debut in the hit musical Cabaret
Bluesky is refreshing after Twitter's disinformation hell, but I do miss the drama
I HAD never been a member of an underground movement before. I’d seen films, of course, which made getting involved look both risky and somewhat tedious
King could speak at Mid-East climate summit after No 10 nod
THE King is planning to head to the Middle East to make a major speech on the climate crisis — a year after he was blocked by No 10 from attending the COP27 summit in Egypt
Now go out and beat the Boks! Stars issue England rallying cry
ENGLAND’S rugby stars were today told “the nation is behind you” as they prepare to face defending champions South Africa in tomorrow’s crunch World Cup semi-final
Labour overturns massive Tory majorities in two seats
Swing like that at election could spell worse defeat for Tories than 1997, says expert
Jewish activists forced to turn off billboards of kidnapped children
POLICE in London forced Jewish activists to switch off electric billboard vans displaying the faces of kidnapped Israeli children.
Hamas and Russia both want to annihilate democracy, says Biden in TV address
US President Joe Biden has warned that Hamas and Russia want to “annihilate” democracy in an address to the nation from the Oval Office.
New strikes signal invasion could be imminent
Israel attacks more than 100 Hamas targets as hospitals 'are overwhelmed'
Steward reinstated at 15 for Boks battle as Smith is held back after injury
ENGLAND will deploy Freddie Steward to handle South Africa’s aerial bombardment in Saturday’s World Cup semi-final.
'MY ENGLAND HOPES REST ON ME BEING ARSENAL No1'
GOALKEEPER RAMSDALE HAS A FIGHT ON TWO FRONTS
Wage demands could make it harder to avoid UK recession
MARKETS, consumers and quite possibly the Bank of England (BoE) may breathe a sigh of relief this week as UK inflation holds steady at 6.7% and UK wage growth shows signs of slowing, albeit marginally.
Oxford Nanopore surges 15% after bioMérieux invests £70m
SHARES in British biotech firm Oxford Nanopore rocketed today after it unveiled a £70 million investment by billionaire French scientists.
Future of Hipgnosis boss in doubt as board launch 'strategic review'
THE boardroom battle over the future of Merck Mercuriadis, founder of music rights business Hipgnosis, came to a head today, as directors said they are considering putting somebody else in charge of managing its collection of hits by artists from Barry Manilow to 50 Cent.
Can an inquiry be devastating if nobody is paying any attention?
HAVE you been following the Covid inquiry? Away from the front pages, which have mostly been occupied by other stories, revelation after appalling revelation has been spilling out, confirming our very worst fears about what went on in Downing Street as the Covid pandemic hit.
I volunteered on a kibbutz, and all I feel is sympathy for both Israel and Palestine
IN 1984, I spent a few months in Israel with my older brother, the then future but now former prime minister of this country.
Opening crossing into Egypt 'next step' to freeing Britons stuck in Gaza, says minister
OPENING the Rafah crossing is the “next step” to getting Britons trapped in Gaza to safety, the Security Minister said today.
'My nightmare as I pray my mother and brother will be freed'
A BRITISH-Israeli woman who had a brother murdered by Hamas and another kidnapped, along with their 79-year-old mother, has told of the “nightmare” she has suffered since discovering their fate.
We're with you: Sunak expresses solidarity for Israel
But he’s set to warn against escalation
'IT'S TIME WE DELIVERED A TROPHY'
KANE SAYS ENGLAND MUST TAKE NEXT STEP AFTER HIS BRACE HELPS SOUTHGATE'S MEN BOOK EUROS SPOT
Southgate sets up a final chance to silence the critics
Coach can end noise over tenure by guiding team to glory in Germany
Chief agitator Erasmus makes move to get into English heads
Mind-games are back, but masterful Springboks' chief has so much more in his locker
Whitbread in £300m buyback
THE return of business and tourist travellers to London has helped power a sharp rise in profits and a shareholder payday at Whitbread, owner of Britain's biggest hotel chain Premier Inn.
How to get into property without being a landlord
From crowdfunding purchases to the only stock exchange for buildings, Charlotte Duck looks at investment alternatives to buy-to-rent
Booing Owen Farrell? We should be proud of one of our greats
OWEN FARRELL: captain, leader... pantomime villain. Supporters booing England's record points scorer need to get their slogans straight and their heads examined.
Narcissist Trump is now trying to make Israel-Gaza about him
OPINION in the US on the Gaza war is perfectly clear. For the far-Right, the Hamas attack on Israel is a tragedy, but it's not our tragedy, so why sweat it? The far-Left thinks it's a tragedy, but a bigger tragedy for the Palestinians.
Jeremy Corbyn? I wouldn't wave at him across the street
With every poll, Sir Keir Starmer looks a step closer to No 10. In an exclusive interview with Standard editor-in-chief
"They are shouting die Israel': the last text from doomed British mother
THE last desperate message of a British mother pleading for help as Hamas fighters shouted “Die Israel” during a murderous attack on her kibbutz home in southern Israel has been disclosed by her family.
Biden backs Israel over hospital carnage as he meets Netanyahu
JOE BIDEN landed in Israel today and pointed the finger of blame for the Gaza hospital slaughter on terrorists in the strip as he tries to stop the conflict spiralling into a regional war.
Bellingham's support cast give Southgate a big headache
Club issues for Henderson and Phillips leave Rice as only banker to add ballast in midfield
Four keys that can open the Boks and clear way to final
ENGLAND face one of rugby’s most daunting and difficult tasks o n Saturday, in attempting to dislodge South Africa for a place in the World Cup Final.