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NHS must make greater use of AI

Tech could 'revolutionise healthcare'

Steward keeping the faith

FULL-BACK Freddie Steward refused to panic after another demoralising defeat.

Arrest as Koran lit

A MAN has been arrested after a copy of the Koran was apparently set on fire in Manchester city centre.

Founder of Slimming World dies

THE founder of weight loss firm Slimming World has died aged 76.

Crossing plan's a bridge too far for star Edward

A BRIDGE Too Far star Edward Fox is leading protests against a controversial railway crossing in his home town.

Farm killer Martin is dead at 80

FARMER Tony Martin, who was jailed for shooting dead a 16-year-old intruder in his farmhouse in 1999, has died at the age of 80.

Fears on pensions 'snoops'

LABOUR has been warned a law being debated today could stop older people signing up for pension credit.

I AM A GOOD BETO FOR TOFFEES NOW

Goodison hero is certain he can plug gap up front

Two years behind and work on station hasn't even begun

A LONG-RUNNING station upgrade already tens of millions of pounds over budget is nearly two years behind schedule and work on the station itself is yet to begin.

Dad struck by salmonella dies on Canary Islands trip

A BRITISH dad died after being struck down with salmonella while on holiday in the Canary Islands.

Shops feel the pinch as hordes of thieves carry on regardless

ENGLAND has gone from being a nation of shopkeepers to a nation of shoplifters with barely an eyebrow being raised.

Amputee veteran in seven peaks target

A GURKHA veteran who lost his legs in Afghanistan aims to be the first double above-knee amputee to climb the highest peaks on all seven continents.

FINALLY A CASE FOR BIG ANGE'S DEFENCE

Spurs dig deep to avoid a Bee sting

4 victims of car smash are named

FOUR students who lost their lives when a car crashed into a building early on Saturday have been named.

England humiliated by an Ab fab attack

JOS HAILS ABHISHEK'S ONSLAUGHT

Starmer blow as closest adviser calls him an 'HR manager, not a leader'

SIR Keir Starmer was dealt a hammer blow yesterday after it was claimed his closest adviser had described him as an \"HR manager, not a leader\".

Brothers in huge county lines drug gang jailed

TWO brothers who headed up one of the biggest county lines drug gangs have been jailed for a total of more than 33 years.

Gamble backfires badly for Amorim

MATETA AT THE DOUBLE AS MAINOO TRIAL FAILS

James gunning for the top

DAN JAMES admits the pain of missing out on promotion last season is fuelling Leeds' charge.

Andrew's 'value' to Chinese

CHINA'S ambassador to London saw Prince Andrew as a \"valuable communication channel\", court documents show.

Scandal of NHS patients in corridors

ALMOST a fifth of people say they have seen or received NHS care being delivered in non-medical areas - such as corridors or waiting rooms - in the past six months.

British beekeeper gets buzz from aid work

WELSHMAN Paul Yates receives thank-you gifts from grateful Ukrainians after delivering his 13th vehicle to the war zone.

Ukraine will fall 'in six months' without more military help

UKRAINE'S front line might collapse in just six months unless it receives more military support, ministers have been warned.

DAM BUSTERS

Earl sureEngland are just one win away from opening the floodgates

Two children die in crash

A BOY and a girl who were killed in a suspected hit-and-run crash were yesterday said to have been a brother and sister riding an e-scooter.

Survival of the titchiest at zoo

A TINY endangered frog named after Charles Darwin has been saved from extinction thanks to London Zoo.

Nuclear sub worker strike ballot

ROYAL Navy tugboat and marine services crews, some of whom move nuclear submarines, are being balloted for strike action amid safety concerns.

Man held over 'Lady of the Hills' murder 21 years ago

A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a Thai woman who was found dead in the Yorkshire Dales more than 20 years ago.

'Asbestos remains a big worry'

ASBESTOS continues to be a worrying issue, with homeowners sometimes unknowingly removing flooring containing the fibres, a report says.

Interest rates 'set to drop' this week

THE cost of borrowing is expected to fall to its lowest point in more than 18 months this week.