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Labour mulls 'radical' ways to fund BBC

LISA Nandy says she is thinking \"quite radically\" about alternatives to the way the BBC is funded.

Wills' tribute as Holocaust remembered

PRINCE William will lead the nation in commemorations for Holocaust Memorial Day.

Organisers pull plug on folk festival

THE Cambridge Folk Festival, which has featured the likes of Nick Cave and Joan Baez, has been cancelled in its 60th anniversary year.

Horse & cart man saddled with penalty

A MAN has admitted being drunk in charge of a horse after being charged under a 153-year-old law.

MADDIE SUSPECT: NO CHARGE HOPE

Prosecutors admit time is running out to indict Brueckner

SAINTS ARE SWAN SONG!

IVAN JURIC says a welcome win in the FA Cup has given his Southampton side an injection of confidence.

Kinsky given taste of real Spurs at last

EVEN though it took in the non-league delights of a plastic pitch in the east Midlands, Antonin Kinsky enjoyed his Spurs honeymoon.

Potter: I can work my magic

WEST HAM have a full-scale injury crisis - but Graham Potter believes it's on him to find a way around it.

WE'RE EAR TO STAY

Derby delight for Arsenal as they fight back to beat Spurs and keep Kop in their sights

FODEN: WE'RE NOT STUPID... RACE IS OVER

PHIL FODEN says you would have to be \"stupid\" to think Manchester City are still in the title race. Foden was honest enough to admit City face a battle just to make the top four and a guaranteed Champions League place.

REDS WERE THERE FOR TAKING

ANTHONY ELANGA benchmarked Nottingham Forest's draw against Liverpool, saying: \"It feels like a loss.\" The Sweden international believes Arne Slot's side took the host's threat seriously at the City Ground and that shows that Nuno Espirito Santo's men are a force to be reckoned with. For an hour, Forest were in the driving seat but they had keeper Matz Sels to thank for four saves in the final quarter as the Merseysiders cranked up the pressure.

Crisis? What crisis? blasts angry VVD

VIRGIL VAN DIJK has hit back at claims Liverpool have suffered a mini-wobble, saying their response at Nottingham Forest spoke volumes.

Rash told: Abroad is only way you leave

MANCHESTER UNITED bosses will block Marcus Rashford joining an English rival. Rashford has told United he wants to quit the club to seek a new challenge elsewhere.

ANDY'S GOT TALE OF THE TAPE COVERED

NOVAK DJOKOVIC revealed \"dedicated\" Andy Murray re-watched his first-round win here on video to spot any small details he missed viewing the game live.

Cops collar fake tourist coke dealer

A DRUG dealer posing as a sightseer and caught with six bags of cocaine in his shoe has been jailed for two years and four months. Police stopped Adrian Badea, 27, in a car linked to suspicious activity.

EAGLES PHIL THEIR BOOTS ON THE ROAD

JEAN-PHILIPPE MATETA set up away-day specialists Crystal Palace for more spoils on their travels. The big Frenchman (above) was neat with his feet seven minutes into the second half as Leicester paid for their soft centre.

BY GEORGE IT WAS A SHOCK, SAYS MCCALL

JAMIE GEORGE was blindsided by Steve Borthwick's decision to strip him of the England captaincy - finding out just the day before the official announcement.

MAKE A RACKET

Draper warns Aussie fans: The more you shout... the better I'll play

WEARY GO WEARY GO

Amorim: I want all my players to run themselves into ground like 'sick' Harry did against Arsenal

FOREST HAVE FIRED UP SLOT'S TITLE FIGHT

Kop chief now appears extra focused on taking his team to Prem glory

'Petrified' Kyren OK

A RELIEVED Kyren Wilson beat Zhang Anda 6-4 to reach the quarter-finals of the Masters at Alexandra Palace last night after his rival had him \"petrified\".

Jodie lets Coco g-off the hook

JODIE BURRAGE admitted she played \"a horrible game\" serving for the second set before going down to Coco Gauff.

7 IN 10 WANT BAN ON ANIMAL TESTS

Poll supports MP's calls for other ways of medical research

Police probe death of boy, 2, at nursery

A TODDLER has died after having a medical episode at a nursery. Police said they were called to the Early Learners Day Nursery at 12.35pm on Tuesday.

POTTER'S RESCUE MISSION

PAUL NICHOLLS is hoping tomorrow's opening day of the Windsor's Winter Millions will help him put big-money buy Caldwell Potter back in the winners' circle.

'I'm so proud of my life now'

Sophie Proctor had crippling social anxiety for decades, relying on alcohol and medication to cope - then she found just five hours with a hypnotherapist transformed her mental health

BRICKIE LAYS NEW CAREER

A brickie by trade, and loving life in the construction industry, John Ryan, 50, from Weston-super-Mare, decided to try his hand at teaching. Today he's a full-time further education teacher passing on his skills to new generations.

Rovers hit 'em where it Berts

BLACKBURN halted their Championship winless run and moved into the play-off places. In a rescheduled match that had been postponed in November due to a waterlogged pitch caused by Storm Bert, it was the away side who went closest in the first half when Colby Bishop, looking certain to score, struck against the crossbar in the 41st minute.

SAME OLD ISAK ALWAYS SCORING

Toon ace hits brace... finding net 8 games in row

OLLIE CRASHES MOYES PARTY

New boss but same old story for goal-shy Everton