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Six Nations is the best bar none

RUGBY’S Six Nations tournament helped boost takings in pubs and bars in major cities last weekend, according to payment card readers provider SumUp.

COMING SOON! BREXIT'S 'BIG WINS' FOR BRITAIN

‘It will be impossible to our economy will be so

Cillian: We'll play a Blinder as tribute to beloved Helen

THE final series of Peaky Blinders will be a tribute to Helen McCrory, Cillian Murphy has revealed.

Campaigners warn: Cost of living crisis will kill the elderly

MORE older people will die because they can’t afford to heat their homes this winter, campaigners warned as they marched through London, Liverpool and Manchester yesterday.

Little Fear for this ice-cool couple's future hopes

RISING British ice dance stars Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson are in the top 10 of skaters aiming for Winter Olympics gold.

Brady defends not sacking Zouma

WEST Ham FC vice-chairman Karren Brady yesterday defended her decision not to sack or suspend Kurt Zouma after a clip of the footballer kicking his pet cat sparked outrage.

7 rescued after bar collapses

SEVEN people had to be rescued from a bar after a mezzanine floor collapsed yesterday.

‘Only sanctions will stop Russia invading Ukraine'

BRITAIN and her allies must act now to impose sanctions on Russian oligarchs if Moscow is to be deterred from invading Ukraine, an expert dubbed “Putin’s number one enemy” warned last night.

Toffees' toughness so sweet for Frank

FRANK LAMPARD believes his Everton side created a blueprint for his reign in putting on an ‘aggressive’ performance to thrash Brentford.

Thatcher's fears for Falkands parade

DOWNING Street feared the Falklands victory parade in London 40 years ago could be attacked by renegade Argentines in revenge for their defeat in the 1982 war, declassified papers have revealed.

Social care is a neglected part of our health system

AT THE LAST moment the Government has backtracked on its sadly illconceived policy of forcing health and care workers to be vaccinated if they want to keep their jobs.

Seal of approval for new law

FREDDIE the seal died after he was savaged by a dog – but his death is behind a new push to change the law to better protect these well-loved creatures.

Her Majesty writes of ‘sincere wish' Camilla becomes Queen Consort

THE Queen has given the Duchess of Cornwall her royal seal of approval to become the next Queen when Charles is made King, in a Platinum Jubilee message.

Harry and Meghan branded ‘grifters'

THE DUKE and Duchess of Sussex have been branded as “grifters” by a top US talk show host over their feud with Spotify.

Green power puts wind in the sales at Winston's birthplace

THE stately home birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill will weather rising energy costs because its bosses invested in green power, they say.

Evergreen Ben still a lynchpin for Eddie

IT FEELS ironic Eddie Jones is still sweet on veteran scrum-half Ben Youngs.

Boy dies after four days trapped in well

A FIVE-year-old Moroccan boy who was trapped underground in a well for four days has died, it was announced last night.

ATTENDING SCHOOL IS VITAL FOR CHILDREN...AND I SHOULD KNOW

MISSING months of school through illness made Robert Halfon determined to ensure no youngster lost out on teaching in the pandemic.

A dignified and dutiful demeanour that seems to have come naturally

PRINCESS Elizabeth had a movie camera with her for that holiday in 1952, when she and Philip stayed at the Treetops lodge in Kenya.

Time to show Ukraine who we are now...

OUR MUNICH moment has arrived again – let's not blow it this time.

Time to put people smugglers out of business for good

THE HOME Secretary has made reform of the UK's broken asylum system a key Government priority, and last week, we reached a significant milestone on our way to reforming our broken asylum system.

Love in a cold climate...

IT MAY look like things are about to turn grizzly, but it's actually the polar opposite.

PM'S DEFIANT MESSAGE TO

Troops, jets and warships to be sent to Ukraine border as Boris warns aggressors Russia that we will stand by Nato

Joni joins Spotify jab boycott

PROTEST: Singer Joni Mitchell

Davina: Don't cancel me, we all make mistakes

PODCAST: Davina and Rylan

Harry the headliner

SEMINAR: Prince Harry

Boy, nine, killed in fierce storm

A NINE-year-old boy killed by a falling tree was among three people left dead as storms swept Britain yesterday.

Boris got the big calls right on Brexit, Covid, trade and the economy

IT wasn't long ago when Britain was trapped in a state of agonising, Brexit-induced paralysis.

Army vet throws hat into ring

SERVICE: Tugendhat

Patients died as staffing shortage hit 999 centres

AMBULANCE bosses have revealed Covid pressures led to patients dying because the pandemic left them understaffed and arriving late at 999 calls.