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Botham Is Perfect Choice To Bat For British Trade

'It's hypocritical to cheer on Rashford but condemn Botham'

Royals Feared Meghan Might ‘Create Spectacle' During Philip's Funeral

Royals were fearful the Duchess of Sussex would create a “spectacle” at Prince Philip’s funeral and later were “quietly pleased” she did not attend, it is claimed.

Final Push As Threat To Airport ‘Growing'

Crowds of people crush together, desperate to get inside the security barriers at Kabul airport and seek possible freedom abroad.

Vaccines At Festivals As Youth Take-Up Surges

Music fans will be able to get a Covid jab at Reading and Leeds festivals.

Diabetes Drug Recall Over Cancer Chemical

A diabetes drug batch has been recalled after it was found to have unacceptable levels of a cancer-causing chemical impurity.

Gers Lose Stars To Covid-19

Rangers have been rocked by a Covid blow as they prepare for the biggest two games of the season so far.

Val's Beeline To The Big Time

Val Adedokun has joined Premier League newcomers Brentford on a three-year deal, with an option for a further year.

Mor Pain Is Far From A Guarantee

Niall Morgan has insisted that a six-goal pasting and an acute personal embarrassment won’t impair Tyrone's confidence as they prepare to take on Kerry in Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final.

Shane Is A Cert To Seal Spot

Shane Lowry is virtually assured of a Ryder Cup spot, but he’ll want to seal the deal on the golf course rather than rely on a captain’s pick.

Raducanu: Life Is Same As Before Wimbledon

Emma Raducanu may have become an overnight sensation following her fairy tale Wimbledon run, but the teenager insists things are no different for her.

Alarm Over eBay ‘Danger' Diet Pills

Diet pills sold on eBay have been linked with mood swings, high blood pressure, strokes and heart attacks.

Let British Business Get On With The Job And It Will Deliver

Mcdonald’s ran out of milkshakes this week. Last week, Nando’s closed 45 restaurants because of chicken supply problems. Before that, it was KFC warning of shortages of some popular dishes.

Pryce Is Right As Philip

Jonathan Pryce takes over the reins as Prince Philip in The Crown – and looks every inch the royal patriarch in this sneak peek.

Boris: Airlifts Will Go Down To ‘Last Moment'

We’ll use leverage to get thousands more out of Kabul, pledges Boris

Queens Of Mean

This American teen drama, which premiered in 2007 and ran for five years, became a pop-culture classic and this revival has been hotly anticipated.

Women Are Victims Of Prisons.. It's Time To Stop Locking Them Up

It's almost a decade since former Lord Advocate Elish Angiolini published a radical report calling for an overhaul of how Scotland treats women in the justice system.

Tories Still Silent On Billionaire Pals

Tory chiefs have refused to reveal billionaire members of their elite donor dining club – more than a year after they promised they would.

A Team Player Who Kept The Band Together

Every time Charlie Watts walked on to the stage, often immaculately turned out in a tailored suit, he always had the aura of a man who could take it or leave it.

Elliott To Resume Training Next Month

Elliott to resume training next month

Geronimo Owner In Wool Row

Peta blasts alpaca fleece trade

Trump Hit By Wind..

Monsoon blasts wall

Extended Mission's Ruled Out

Boris Johnson and other G7 leaders last night failed to persuade the US to keep troops in Afghanistan to continue evacuations past the end of the month.

It's Heading, But Not As We Know It

FOOTBALL is fighting for answers with so many players being struck by the curse of dementia.

Taylor Leads Tributes To Tragic Kyle

Phil Taylor and Barry Hearn yesterday paid tribute to Australian darts star Kyle Anderson, who has died at the age of 33.

Flying The Flag Is A Lifesaver

John Stubbs described the Tokyo Paralympics as a light at the end of the tunnel after the mental health impact of Covid-19.

Lui's On His Finals Lap

Rob Lui wants to end a year of injury nightmares with the ultimate dream finale.

Covid Deaths Highest For Five Months

Weekle Covid-19 deaths are at their highest for five months, with the virus mentioned on the death certificates of 571 people in England and Wales in the week ending August 13.

Are Your Food Cravings Trying To Tell You Something?

Insatiable sweet tooth? Can’t resist a cheese board? It might be more than just gluttony, discovers Amy Packer

‘Get Out In Seven Days ...Or Else'

The Taliban has threatened “consequences” if British forces do not leave Afghanistan in seven days.

Tuna Fish Wars

Probe into French boat’s ‘illegal £10k catch’