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Madeley in hospital day after jungle trial

RICHARD MADELEY was taken to hospital today after falling ill on the set of I’m a Celebrity

We must break smuggler network says politician, as fifth suspect arrested

Vigilant: French police assess a stretch of coastline believed to be used by migrants to cross the Channel

Vivo heads for FTSE 250 exit with £1.7bn takeover

Cheers: Remy Cointreau upped its financial guidance on the back of strong sales in China and the US, sending its shares 10% higher in Paris

TUCKING IN £10M PAYDAY FOR CAKE BOX CHIEFS

THE boss of Enfield-headquartered Cake Box and his wife will enjoy a £10.5 million payday after reducing their stake in the bakery chain.

Online shopping scams target Black Friday

Favourite mark: Apple’s Airpods were one of one of the brands in cybercriminals’ sights last year, alongside Nike and PlayStation

Bang goes my gun licence, says Cara's father after ‘bit of a cock-up'

THE aristocrat father of Cara Delevingne is fighting a police decision to take away his firearms licence, the Standard has learned.

Zaha savours Palace pressure pot Jack Rosser

Forward thinking: Zaha has been given more freedom to attack under Vieira

STEPPING UP GEIGER EXPANDS FOOTPRINT

KURT Geiger is stepping up its presence on UK high streets, despite lockdowns hitting the shoe firm’s sales by more than £150 million.

Rehab hope for bike courier who suffered fractured spine

A VOLUNTEER motorbike courier suffered a fractured spine when a car driver pulled into his path as he delivered Covid testing kits to a London hospital.

The only upside of Covid for BT is that people realise how much they need us

ON the leadership campaign trail in June 2019 Boris Johnson said in his usual off the-cuff way that he wanted ultra-fast broadband in every UK home by 2025.

Shares rise in brokers on chance of second retail investor boom

IT WAS a grim day on the markets, but traders looking for bargains found themselves eyeing up the shares of the firms they work for.

Race against time to find travellers from new Covid variant hotspots

Fears new variant could be spread more easily — and resist vaccines

Mother with heart condition fights to bring her twins back to UK

In care: Lisa Keerthichandra and her husband Dash, who both have British passports, with their adopted twins Aria and Lucinda

Pepe can still realise all his potential with us, says Arteta

MIKEL ARTETA says Arsenal are currently not thinking about entertaining offers for club-record signing Nicolas Pepe.

Football stars ‘need to step up in fight against stabbings'

CHELSEA legend Paul Canoville is encouraging footballers to call out London’s knife crime epidemic.

I hope Spacey is a distant memory, says Lord Dobbs

MICHAEL DOBBS says he hopes to draw a line under his links to disgraced actor Kevin Spacey, who starred in the US television version of his book House of Cards.

Gaga glitters in a fizzy, funny feast of fabulous camp

RIDLEY SCOTT’S new film is a true-crime comedy that lasts for more than two and half hours and contains Italian accents worthy of a Cornetto ad. That’s not a problem because unlike Scott’s The Last Duel (exceedingly long and full of American and English actors failing to sound French), House of Gucci is well-paced and tonally consistent. Smart, funny and camp, it’s not interested in keeping a straight face, strutting its way to glory. This is all fizz and no faff.

Gamesys goes for Arcadia's old HQ

AN online gaming operator has agreed to take a new UK head office at the West End building once home to Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia before its collapse.

Man who lit up the Marble Arch Mound brings 200,000 to London

THE man whose art show helped boost the Marble Arch Mound says public art can do the same for Oxford Street.

British ships blockaded by fishermen at port of St Malo

FRENCH fisherman who claim they have been “humiliated” by Britain over post-Brexit operating licences today began blockading UK ships.

Channel migrants crisis grows as France bans Patel from Paris talks

French ministers furious over Johnson’s letter on migrant tragedy

Amazon depots blockaded by XR

EXTINCTION Rebellion activists today staged blockades at more than a dozen Amazon depots across the UK in a Black Friday protest.

‘We do like to be beside the seaside'

Lockdown and remote working gave Mark Smith and his husband Karl Willes the opportunity to move from London to the West Sussex coast.

Revolution eyes US retail invasion

TIKTOK favourite Revolution Beauty is stepping up its US presence as it launches into an as yet unnamed mass market retail chain’s 2800 stores.

‘I'm buying into the exciting regeneration in Dagenham'

FIRST-TIME BUYER Vicson Lopez, 30, moved in with his mum in south-east London in order to save up for a house deposit. “It meant I could invest more of my money into savings,” says Vicson.

Peppa Pig PM losing grip? That's Boris just being Tiggerish, insists Raab

A CABINET minister was today forced to deny that he is worried about Boris Johnson losing his grip after a string of controversies over the Prime Minister’s leadership.

Oil stays buoyant as prices surge despite Biden move

OIL markets defied Joe Biden and other world leaders today as it became clear that tapping stockpiles for a few million extra barrels won’t make a difference to prices.

Thames rescuer ‘should be honoured as hero'

THE family of a young man who died trying to save a woman from drowning in the Thames near London Bridge said today they hoped an inquest would lead to him being awarded a posthumous medal for bravery.

Johnson Matthey facing a fall from City's top-flight

Space to run: work on Google’s new HQ in King’s Cross has helped boost profits at steel group Severfield

Lawyers at ready as BBC accused of ‘giving credibility to overblown royal split claims'

LAWYERS for the royal family were said to be on standby today after the BBC was accused of giving credibility to “overblown, unfounded claims” in a controversial documentary.