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Buzz Off! Harry And Meghan Call Cops After Drones Are Sent To Spy On Their £14.5m Mansion

Prince Harry and Meghan are facing an airborne menace from drones at their US home.

Scammers Thrive In Coronavirus Lockdown

‘A phoney text scam notified recipients they had been seen leaving home and had to pay a £250 fine’

Safety Plan Ready To Unlock Britain

Cash to help high streets reopen as PM puts country on the path to normality

A&E, Only With An Appointment

Strict new rules to keep crowds down and help save lives

Calls To Get Fit For The Covid Fightback

Gyms are key to fighting the Covid-19 pandemic and should be treated as a public service, an industry expert said.

Europe Can Retrieve A Hint Of Normality

Art lovers will have to wear an electronic wrist tag to warn them if they get too close to other visitors in one of Italy’s top galleries as it reopens its tourism attractions.

‘We Owe It To The Children' To Get Them Back To School, Says Minister

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson yesterday made a passionate appeal for teachers to return to the classroom, saying we “owe it to the children”.

Junk Food Tax Will Help The Fight

Tight regulation and a tax on junk foods should be the focus of the Prime Minister’s new “war on fat”, a diet expert has said.

Britain On Fast-Track To Virus Recovery

Giant vaccine plant will supply entire country. New speeded up visa plan to boost the NHS. Boris hopes UK has 'some kind of normality' by July.

Britons Cautiously Enjoy New Freedom

Britons headed for the great outdoors yesterday as they began to cautiously adapt to the loosening of lockdown rules.

Putin forced into a low-key Victory Day

PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin paid tribute to Russia’s wartime dead yesterday during muted Victory Day celebrations.

VIRUS THREAT STILL CRITICAL

● Public urged ‘show resolve’ as measures are loosened tonight ● Prime Minister won’t fully unlock UK as NHS is still in danger zone ● New alert system will bring epidemic under control at last

PM has a pointed encounter in park

BORIS Johnson appears to be given a ticking off by a member of the public as he strolls through London’s St James’s Park yesterday.

MY LONG WEEKS IN EUROPE'S VERY FIRST LOCKDOWN

FEW had any idea what to expect from Europe’s first lockdown.

China ready for war with US ‘in next five years'

THE West could witness armed conflict with China “within the next five years” as an increasingly belligerent Beijing rejects a post-coronavirus world order, a leading expert on the country warned last night.

VE Day Jubilation Is Proof We Will Come Out Of This

Overjoyed: Revellers in London celebrate VE Day in 1945

Banks Calls For Brexit Bias Probe

Leave Kingpin: Banks, left, with Nigel Farage. Both men accuse Electoral Commission of bias

Cancer Fight For Liam, 4, Hit By Virus

HOPE: Liam was diagnosed with cancer the day after sister Kylie was born

Chinatowns Could Be Lost Forever, Fears Chef

Rough Ride: London’s once thriving Chinatown

Is This Proof Kim Is Alive?

Alive and well: One of the snaps released to dispel rumours that Kim was ill or dead

Why we should all be fearful of China's ambitions

CHINA has defeated coronavirus despite claims that Western health systems are more advanced, boasts the state broadcaster. The secret, it claims, is in the country’s name: C for Care, H for Help. I for Immediacy, N for New Technologies and A for All together.

£350m Drug Gang 'Was Run By Brit Kebab Boss'

A KEBAB shop boss has been unmasked in court as the ringleader of an international cartel which allegedly smuggled drugs worth £350 million into Europe.

How Prince Philip saved James Bond (with a bit of help from the Express)

PRINCE Philip was enrolled on a secret mission to save James Bond’s box office fortunes from po-faced American film censors… and succeeded with the help of the Daily Express.

Veterans Vow: We Will Wn The War

Veterans Vow: We Will Wn The War

Kind policeman is among victims on a devastating day

Kind policeman is among victims on a devastating day

CRISIS PROVES BBC REALLY NEEDS ITS LOCAL RADIO

BBC radio news audiences have grown since the pandemic hit, with millions tuning in for information and comfort. Yet staff fear attempts to attract a younger audience could be at the expense of its older, intensely loyal one. Here, an anonymous employee reveals fears for the future of Auntie’s local stations

US states reopen amid freedom rallies

BACK TO THE BEACH: Americans in Jacksonville, Florida, yesterday. Right, a woman protests against the lockdown. Left, Jencik family are on the mend and, inset, a candle tribute in Germany.

The New Cold War

British forces scramble to track down Moscow’s killer super-sub

Lord And Lady Lockdown

Pigs hog the TV limelight as Highclere Castle fights to maintain a stately future

Anything Oprah Can Do ...A Stadium Tour Could Make Sussexes £80m

Lucrative: Oprah Winfrey on stage in California in February