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Royal rift to be reignited by Harry with Q&A about controversial book

FAMILY STILL AT STALEMATE

Nearly all readers are Peachy keen about decision to save classic Dahl books

A poll by the Sunday Express found that 73 per cent thought it was wrong to meddle with much-loved literature.

Scandal-hit police lose public's faith

Policing was shocked to the core when serving officer Couzens kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard in March 2021.

BBC insists it is not Begum's 'useful idiot'

It comes after a leading strategist branded broadcasters “useful idiots” for giving her airtime.

'Tense' journey home as Kate's team thrashes Wills's Wales

SIX NATIONS VICTORY LEAVES PRINCESS SMILING

Rishi: It's time to get Brexit business done

The Prime Minister is in the final stages of nailing down a deal with the EU which he hopes will persuade the DUP to share power with Sinn Fein.

CRACKDOWN ON £40M MIGRANT LAWYERS

Government calls time on ‘ludicrous’ asylum challenges

Tragic star Whitney is making a big comeback

She died a penniless addict, but singer’s estate is booming

MP suffers abuse after giving birth

AN MP celebrating the birth of her first child received abusive messages from constituents who objected to her taking maternity leave, writes Jonathan Walker.

Public support top Tory's demand for return of death penalty

VOTERS support outspoken senior MP Lee Anderson's call to bring back the death penalty, an exclusive poll reveals.

Call to scrap TV licence fee after boss Davie's 'admission'

TORY MPs are stepping up calls for the TV licence fee to be scrapped after BBC boss Tim Davie's admission that the current funding arrangements are \"truly amazing\".

Stabbing CCTV not enough to stop teen killer

A TEENAGE thug, who was bailed after being caught \"clear as day\" on CCTV knifing a boy, went on to murder weeks later.

Knife attacks rise – but vital post is vacant

POLICE chiefs tasked with reducing knife crime have been without a leader for two months.

Time SNP dropped independence call for good of Scots

NO ONE can deny that Nicola Sturgeon is a formidable, able and committed politician, who has been a high-profile leader of the SNP for the past eight years.

SNP favourite proud to be 'Iron Lassie'

A FRONTRUNNER in the battle to replace Nicola Sturgeon has revealed that she likes being compared to Margaret Thatcher - by nickname, at least.

Rhino is busted by the Masked Singer judges

CHARLIE Simpson was unmasked as Rhino and crowned the winner of The Masked Singer last night - but not before he was Busted by two of the judges.

Rescuers find football star Atsu's body 12 days on from earthquake

FORMER Chelsea and Newcastle star Christian Atsu has been found dead nearly two weeks after the earthquake that has killed more than 45,000 people.

Trolls hack into site to pose as missing Nicola Bulley's partner

SICK internet trolls are believed to have hacked into a social media account of missing Nicola Bulley's traumatised partner Paul Ansell and posted sexually explicit images of women.

'FORCES TOO BROKEN TO DEFEND UK'

General warns Chancellor the MoD urgently needs £3bn to be fighting fit

ENGLAND ARE ON A jACK HIGH

ACK LEACH is a man who likes to fly under the radar. But now John Emburey believes that it's time the quiet man of the England bowling attack was fully appreciated.

Russell is some Finn special for hot Scots

BRILLIANT Finn Russell led super Scotland to victory as sorry Wales were left to wonder, 'Where do we go from here?'.

CONTE BACK FOR PAIN GAME

HIS recent gall bladder surgery was probably less painful for Antonio Conte than this, as the Tottenham boss returned to the dug-out.

SAME PAGE for iron-fisted Erik

ERIKTEN HAG has booted Cristiano Ronaldo out of Manchester United and given Jadon Sancho time off to get his mind in the right place.

FAITH IN THE REDS

CHRISTMAS means so much to Cody Gakpo that Liverpool's £40million move for the Dutchman had to wait until Boxing Day.

Miracle liver transplant saved my life after 27 years of hell

Born with a rare liver disease, Hannah smith has spent her life in and out of hospital, with doctors putting her into induced comas six Times. Here she tells Tiffany Wallis how the transplant she was told she didn’t need finally set her free

No happy ending for our favourite baddie

WAS THERE anyone in the known world who thought James Norton’s Tommy Lee Royce, one of our more noted TV baddies, was going to make it to Marbella? One glaring fact gave it away: there was no sign of cabin luggage in his safe house.

Killer wife sparked by lockdown

THE murder of a husband sparked by a Valentine’s eve meal of bubble and squeak might never have happened without the pressure cooker environment” of lockdown, a crime expert believes.

Trans box-ticking is Just exhausting

THERE’S no escaping trans madness, even on ITV’s Vera. Last week’s murder mystery involved a doe-eyed youth in a dress who had been moved from a female hostel because of the fear he was a threat to women.

I had to grow up as hellraisers get fired!

THE WORDS bad boy” seem permanently affixed to his name, but Nick Moran assures me he is a lot more chilled now. I’m in my 50s and I’ve had to calm it down a bit,” the film star says... but there’s that but.

Britain to send fighter jets...but it'll be too late

BRITAIN is making plans to give 10 Typhoon fighter jets to help Ukraine - but they are unlikely to be delivered in time for any major counter-offensive this year.