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Simon takes the tube in his epic South American journey

DARING: Simon Reeve slept in a metal cylinder strapped to a mountainside near Machu Picchu, main; inset, at a local market

Chinese champ Carlos is to star on Strictly dancefloor

NEW BOY: Carlos Gu and Jowita Przystal are among the pros on the next Strictly

Meghan ‘constantly throws royals under the bus’

BROKEN BOND: Meghan and Thomas

Spirits high but the Queen is missed

Her Majesty, 96, remained at Balmoral Castle, nine miles away, after it was announced on Friday she would not attend because “it might be too much for her”.

Ex-bodyguard: Diana ‘would have helped princes make peace’

PRINCESS Diana would have healed the bitter rift between William and Harry and may even have been able to avert Megxit, her ex-bodyguard said yesterday.

Roundhead-turned-Cavalier...Elizabeth I!

READY TO LEAD: Teen radical Liz Truss poses in Cromwell's house, right, and on a trip to Amsterdam

'Millions love the traditional Last Night Of The Proms'

KATIE DERHAM DEFENDS CULTURE

Britannia ban encore

After announcing instrumental versions, the BBC U-turned, letting a choir perform Rule, Britannia! and Land Of Hope And Glory.

Boris keeps £50m safe to fight MND

In one of his final acts as the country’s leader, Mr Johnson has today stated that this vital funding will be ring-fenced.

BORIS: STOP FIGHTING AND BACK NEW PM

Johnson writes for the Sunday Express as Liz Truss vows to 'guide the nation through the storm'

BBC chief faces grilling over Lineker claim he CAN be political

BBC bosses are to face a grilling from MPs over impartiality after Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker became involved in a public row with a high-profile journalist.

World Cup terror threat

BRITISH special forces will assist the  Qatari military in keeping the World Cup safe from terror threats.

DIANA’S LASTING LEGACY OF LOVE

THE SUNDAY ESSAY

Starmer takes aim at the Left in election bid

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer has insisted he is willing to alienate Left-wing members within his own party to win a general election.

BORIS: GOLDEN FUTURE AHEAD

PM insists that Britain will NOT buckle under energy crisis

The 104 conspiracy theories behind the death of Diana

THE Scotland Yard chief who led a two-year probe into Princess Diana’s death has revealed his team investigated 104 conspiracy theories surrounding her 1997 Paris car crash.

‘The science’ does not exist... even in a global pandemic

FOLLOW the science... As political slogans go it seems like a good one. In just three words it suggests both a determination to deal with the problem and a pathway to the solution. It implies that the requisite expertise is not only on hand, but already hard at work.

Shelling intensifies nuclear plant peril

SHELLING continued yesterday around Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, it was claimed, after Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of a “very risky” situation.

Meghan is wrong about ambition

WHEN Meghan’s an old woman I bet she’ll still be moaning about that South Africa tour of 2019. Friends and relatives will creep away, rolling their eyes and hoping it won’t go on too long. Archie and Lilibet will put their fingers in their ears and go “la-la-la-la not listening”.

FLYING AGAIN!

Captain Stokes inspires England as South Africa are crushed in three days to level the series

BOGEY BUSTERS

MANCHESTER CITY 4 CRYSTAL PALACE 2

EMMA’S FOCUSED ON THE NEXT STEPS

TENNIS - US OPEN, FLUSHING MEADOWS: Starts Tomorrow

ENGLAND TO BACK ZAK

CRICKET - 1ST TEST INQUEST: AXE WON’T BE SWUNG AHEAD OF MANCHESTER CRUNCH CLASH | McCullum’s loyalty vow after batting flop at Lord’s

Pension risk for savers who take a one-pot shot

SAVERS in pension schemes risk losing valuable benefits such as guaranteed income and one-off cash bonuses if they switch or consolidate their pots without taking regulated financial advice, experts warn.

Russian generals alarmed by Putin war plan

FREEDOM FOR UKRAINE

‘World must step in to save lions’

ONCE they were the stars of the first wildlife soap opera, but now a documentary warns that the big cats whose lives and loves have been watched by millions are facing extinction.

£1m-a-year security bill for ‘target’ Rushdie

SIR Salman Rushdie faces living the “rest of his life knowing he is a permanent target” and could be left with a security bill of up to £1million a year when he is released from hospital, an expert warned last night.

Diana death probe ‘reopens wounds’

A GRAPHIC new TV documentary series on the death of Princess Diana could “reopen old wounds” for her sons, royal experts warned yesterday.

Silencing comics will lead to a dark destination

WE ARE living in a culture where a minority of angry people are deciding what we can see, read and watch. Of course the cancellation of a comedy show in Edinburgh is a world away from the brutal stabbing of Salman Rushdie. But they are linked by the thread of free speech.

Joan Collins at 90: I’m as old as I feel, and that’s 40

AGE IS JUST a number to Joan Collins – and her number is still 40. The eternally glamorous grande dame of Hollywood, who is preparing to celebrate her 90th birth day next spring, insists she still thinks of herself as a “40-year-old woman”.