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It’s back to basics for camps, says Jenrick

CHANNEL migrants should be housed in large “decent but basic” detention centres while their asylum claims are processed, Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick announced yesterday.

Dozens of Tory seats at risk if triple lock is axed, claims Labour

SCRAPPING the pensions triple lock would be a “great betrayal”, Labour frontbencher Jonathan Ashworth has warned.

UK leads bid for green shipping lanes by 2030

BRITAIN is spearheading plans for \"green\" shipping lanes that produce no damaging emissions.

Breast cancer wonder drug approved by NHS

WOMEN with the most aggressive forms of breast cancer will be offered a new treatment on the NHS that can shrink tumours before surgery and reduce the risk of recurrence.

Hancock 'to be rushed into Jungle this week'

VIPS' star turn as water rises

Rat-pack Matt is in for a reality cheque

I'VE blundered my way through my fair share of reality TV shows. Some 21 years after I chalked \"immured\" and \"immolated\" on the table, while wearing a leopard-print dressing gown and shades, before telling Big Brother to **** off and melting down in the Diary Room, I am still asked about it daily.

Fastest fall in house prices for 18 months

PROPERTY experts have warned of a pricing crisis after values fell at the fastest rate since early 2021.

Warning of mass evacuations in Kyiv if all power lost in Putin blitz

UKRAINE’S capital could face widespread evacuations as Russia launches “mass attacks” on the nation’s power grid.

Police raid eco-protest leaders but can't stop chaos on M25

CLIMATE activists shut the M25 yesterday after police failed to stop them with raids on the ringleaders.

Retired ambassador's court bid to evict friend from £20m stately home

A MULTI-MILLIONAIRE retired ambassador is suing his \"surrogate daughter\" who claims she is the rightful heiress to his historic mansion and £20million estate.

The doctor needs to see you NOW

Punteha van Terheyden shines a light on red flag symptoms too many of us often ignore

Body of WW1 soldier found in 2019 finally laid to rest

A BRITISH soldier killed in the First World War has been buried 105 years later after his body was found outside a cemetery.

Nurses' strike must ignite debate over reforming the NHS

IF the leaks are correct, the Royal College of Nursing is about to announce that last week’s ballot of its 300,000 members resulted in a huge majority in favour of strike action. It was the first such ballot in

Shop staff: Customers think we're punch bags

ONE in three shop workers faces weekly abuse with some believing they are becoming human punch bags, research has revealed.

Rishi defies calls to axe Williamson over abuse

RISHI Sunak has blasted Sir Gavin Williamson’s expletive texts to a female Tory MP as “not acceptable”.

RISHI: I WILL GET 'GRIP' ON MIGRANT CRISIS

PM optimistic’ as talks with French to stop Channel boats enter final stages’

Gun suspect, 27, shot by police after raid on shop

A \"GUNMAN\" was shot by armed police following an attempted early morning raid on a convenience shop.

I know I'm not Brad Pitt...but women came on to me

Man City star denies seven rapes

Variety show to honour Queen

QUEEN Elizabeth will be honoured with a unique celebration at next month’s Royal Variety Performance.

Kick I get out of football, by William

PRINCE William has spoken of his love of football and says his heroes include ex-England captains Rio Ferdinand and Wayne Rooney.

Climate 'Must Be Treated As Seriously As Covid Outbreak'

The climate crisis will only be taken seriously when countries realise it is an existential threat like Covid, Cop27 host's chief negotiator warns.

'No Time For More Warm Words', Sunak Is Warned

Rishi Sunak has claimed the world "can still deliver" on the 1.5C climate target - but campaigners say real action is needed now.

Don't Blame Brexit The UK Is Struggling But Its Problems Date Back To Before 2016

The UK economy is clearly struggling. Growth has stalled, interest rates are going up and the Treasury is softening up the public for a new dose of austerity measures.

'Democracy At Stake' As Polls Boost Republican Hopes In US Midterms

Political leaders from both sides of the aisle yesterday made their closing arguments to voters two days before the hotly contested US midterm elections, with several top Democrats framing the election as a referendum on US democracy.

Cop27 Gets Off To Delayed Start After Tussles Over Agenda For UN Summit

Negotiators at Cop27 warned that progress would be difficult and that failure to act on the climate crisis could be catastrophic as the meeting in Egypt got under way yesterday after delays and wrangling.

Elon Musk Attempts To Lure Youtube Millionaires And Their Fans To Twitter

Their anarchic behaviour draws huge online audiences and has turned YouTube stars like MrBeast and Logan Paul into the best paid entertainers of the internet age.

How To Sleep Tight And Keep All Your Winter Blues At Bay

Hibernating for the season is wildlife’s way of renewing itself and while we can’t just kip through these months, the right mix of rest and relaxation and getting proper sunlight will boost your health, finds Imy Brighty-Potts

Musk Risks Horror Show By Charging King For Twitter

Elon Musk's plan for Twitter's blue tick - the symbol denoting verified accounts for journalists, celebrities and high-profile individuals and organisations - has received a big red "X" from many users.

Sunak 'Plans To Raise £40bn From Windfall Tax Hike'

Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt are preparing to raise the windfall tax on oil and gas company profits to generate an additional £40bn for Treasury over five years, according to reports.

So No One Told You Life Was Gonna Be This Way...

Matthew Perry is the first ‘Friends’ star to write a memoir. In its pages, Amanda Whiting finds a natural storyteller who wants to help others by sharing some of his worst memories