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'Today we honour all who protect our country and its way of life...'

THE KING will lead the nation in observing a two-minute silence at 11am today to remember our fallen heroes.

Nation comes to halt in memory of the fallen

THE nation collectively fell silent yesterday at By Jon Coates the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month to mark Armistice Day.

William shares down-to-Earth shots from awards

THE Prince of Wales adjusts his bow tie as he prepares to give his speech at the Earthshot Prize ceremony.

Tearful King unveils tribute to Ma and Pa

KING Charles was moved to tears as he unveiled statues of his late mother and father last night as the Royal Family came together to mark Remembrance weekend.

DIGNITY AND DISHONOUR

As the nation remembers our war dead, extremists from the left and right march for hate

TEN HAG HAILS-HIS SPECIAL BRU

And now boss will get more time too...

'Cunning plan' works for Tony

SIR Tony Robinson has said his iconic role as Baldrick has allowed him to explore his passions on TV.

Babs backs counselling for couples

SUPERSTAR Barbra Streisand has revealed she and James Brolin still go to marriage counselling, writes Mike Parker.

Two thirds of today's students have anxiety

NEARLY two thirds of British university students suffer anxiety every single day and they are the least optimistic undergraduates in the world, a study shows.

No limits to AI benefits ...but we must control it

ARTIFICIAL Intelligence can slash NHS waiting times, revolutionise classrooms and even unlock a cure for cancer, says technology secretary Michelle Donelan.

'Nation's biggest loser' Gareth dares himself to be a winner at long last

'I never felt pain like it. And I mean pain from every angle. It's torture!'

'The Fonz': I loved John, but terrified McCartney

THE Fonz has told how he lost all his legendary cool when Sir Paul McCartney made him feel like a \"crazy stalker\".

Parents can't afford Christmas presents

SIX out of 10 parents are worried about the cost of buying presents for their children this Christmas.

'Gaza ceasefire would give Hamas chance to regroup'

ANTONY BLINKEN last night rejected calls for a ceasefire in Gaza - saying this would allow Hamas to regroup and repeat the atrocities it carried out last month.

A PICTURE THAT SHAMES BRITAIN

As the Home Secretary vows to arrest anyone who disrupts Remembrance Sunday, Cenotaph is barricaded and stripped of historic flags in....

Friends were there for him

MATTHEW PERRY LAID TO REST

Rishi urged to act like hero Winston and reform court

RISHI SUNAK has been urged by leading Conservatives to take inspiration from Winston Churchill and forge an alliance of European nations who will \"reform\" the European Court of Human Rights.

MY TERROR OVER RACE HATE MOBS

As thousands join anti-Israel marches, 93-year-old Holocaust survivor reveals he has been forced into hiding in Britain...

Poch at boiling point as Bees turn up the heat

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Ten Hag: My players not inhibited by new set-up

ERIK TEN HAG insists his Manchester United players are not inhibited by Sir Jim Ratcliffe's imminent arrival at Manchester United.

I married the hero who saved my father

A RECEPTIONIST married the hero ambulance worker who brought her father back from the dead after a heart attack, and the couple are now proud parents after a fertility battle.

Railing against cost of coffee

COFFEE giants have hiked the cost of a railway station brew by as much as 50p in a year.

Nine million struggling to see their GP

ALMOST nine million people have struggled to get hold of their GP in the past month, government figures show.

Protesters celebrate seeing off hotel plan to house migrants

A VICTORY parade is being held by campaigners today after they won their fight to stop asylum seekers being housed in a four-star spa hotel.

Chloe splits from rugby star James

CHLOE MADELEY has split from husband James Haskell after five years of marriage.

Mica: I've lost friends and family to drugs

MICA Paris says she's landed the role of her life in a gutsy West End show about addiction and exploitation in showbusiness.

Kemi: We'll knock down barriers and cut red tape

TRADE SECRETARY Kemi Badenoch has urged world leaders to embrace free trade as she joined the UK's top fashion houses to promote British luxury goods in Japan.

Crooner Tommy: 'I have best seat in the ballroom'

TOMMY Blaize's dulcet tones accompany every spellbinding Strictly show but now its resident singer is stepping out of the shadows.

Time to shake up your top team, Sunak is told

RISHI SUNAK is under pressure to hold a reshuffle, with up to eight ministers eager to quit politics.

Starmer fights to stop growing MP rebellion

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer has agreed to hold regular meetings with his Muslim MPs following an angry rebellion over his stance on the Middle East crisis.