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Botox? I want to keep these lines (of duty!)
SHE’S the hottest cop on TV and back on our screens tonight...but despite turning 40 last year Trigger Point actress Vicky McClure is saying “no” to botox.
Horizon scandal: PO boss ousted
POST Office chairman Henry Staunton has been ousted amid mounting tensions with the Government over the Horizon IT scandal.
Cunha's shaking off centre forward tag
MATHEUS CUNHA doesn’t see himself as Wolves’ No.9 – which is fine by Gary O’Neil.
GABRIEL FLIES LIKE AN ANGEL
And Arteta needs more goals from defenders in trophy bid
Comeback king the poster boy for FA's double standards
IVAN TONEY has spent the past eight months plastering his body in tattoos to help forget his gambling ban hell.
Beale tells fans to forget about Tony
MICHAEL BEALE has vowed to battle on – and told moaning Sunderland fans that Tony Mowbray “isn’t coming back.”
Join the Army for room and board
SKATEBOARDING could be the latest weapon in the fight to lure Generation Z recruits to the Army.
Brian's close encounter...with a gorilla
BRIAN Blessed says female gorillas appear to find him sexy – and have even tried to unzip his trousers.
Councils told to end plague of potholes
MOTORISTS plagued by potholes have a right to expect better and councils should do repairs immediately, Esther McVey has said.
UK Special Forces join Red Sea mission to seize Iranian arms bound for Yemen
BRITAIN’S Special Forces were last night on the Red Sea after joining US counterparts in an operation to intercept Iranian arms shipments to Yemen.
Trump rolls on with attack on rival Haley
DONALD Trump told his supporters “we’re taking back our country” as he campaigned for another run at the White House.
Detective quits force to turn whistleblower
A POLICE officer has resigned from a force that “failed countless children” to turn whistleblower, amid claims vulnerable grooming victims are being let down.
Rishi ready to tackle Labour on migrants after vote
A STRENGTHENED Rishi Sunak will take the fight to Labour on illegal immigration after winning MPS' backing for his plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Harry lands the laughs at Travolta's expense
PRINCE Harry lapped up plaudits at a lavish black-tie Hollywood gala honouring his flying career, but failed to mention his father or sister-in-law’s health woes.
What did Post Office do with all that money?
MINISTERS will order the Post Office to explain what it did with cash taken from sub-postmasters who had been told money had gone missing from branches.
Jodie: Proud to fly the flag for Scousers
KILLING Eve star Jodie Comer may have mastered a Russian accent for her iconic role as assassin Villanelle but she loves using her native Scouse voice most of all.
HS2 BACK ON TRACK
Private finance could revive axed HS2 project
Skelton a six-shooter
DAN SKELTON’S stable had a day to savour by landing a 3,318-1 six-timer.
ANDY'S STILL FIRED UP TO BATTLE BEST
ANDY MURRAY has claimed he still gets frustrated and wants to improve after all his injury woes because his brain is “wired slightly differently”.
LAM'S RAGING AS BULLS STAMPEDE
RUGBY UNION-CHAMPIONS CUP: Bristol 17 Bulls 31
BOBB CUTS IT FINE FOR PEP
Oscar's winner perfect finale but sub KDB is game-changer
Our goal: To transform children through football
FOOTBALL can teach valuable life skills and shouldn’t just be seen as a route to fame, money and glory, say two professional stars on a mission.
'Harry belongs back home in UK but Meghan should shut up!'
HOLLYWOOD has turned its back on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, claims Sharon Osbourne.
Top crimefighter sacked for serious email breach
A NATIONAL Crime Agency director was fired for using a personal email account to send “sensitive” and “secret” material after declassifying the information, the Sunday Express can reveal.
Now it is crucial justice is finally done...and quickly
BRITAIN’S biggest miscarriage of justice in modern times continues. After a two-decade battle and victory in court five years ago, surely people could expect that the sub-postmasters’ long march for justice had come to its end. And yet, their struggle goes on.
Right-wing rebels told to back Rishi over Rwanda
THREATS to derail Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda plan should be ditched in this vital election year, says an angry senior Tory.
It's time to axe Andrew from line of succession, insist public
SEVEN in 10 Britons want to see beleaguered Prince Andrew removed from the line of succession.
Brrr...itain to be colder than Iceland
BRITAIN will be colder than Iceland as freezing weather arrives today, bringing snow chaos and temperatures below -12C in some areas.
On the 100th day of war Israel keeps up air attack
ISRAEL marked the approach of the 100th day of its war against Hamas by continuing its blistering air and ground campaign in Gaza unabated.
MPs: Let's make Fujitsu pay up to protect taxpayer from footing bill
COMPUTER giant Fujitsu could be forced to pay hundreds of millions of pounds for its role in the Post Office scandal after ministers insisted taxpayers should not be “left with the tab”.