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Jurors to get counselling for traumatic court cases

JURORS sitting on traumatic court cases are to be offered round-theclock support to help deal with the aftermath of horrific details in trials.

'I feel fit, strong and positive...and overwhelmed by all the love and support shown to my family and to me'

Sir Chris Hoy on his cancer diagnosis

'Grooming gang members must be jailed for life'

CONSERVATIVE Party leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick has called for mandatory life sentences for grooming gang predators.

Islamic terror in UK could get boost from Hamas leader's killing, ex-MI6 boss fears

ISLAMIC terrorism may get a \"boost\" in the UK following the death of the Hamas leader, a former head of M16 warned.

Labour's Budget tax raid threatens to damage growth, experts warn

LABOUR tax hikes in next week's Budget could damage UK competitiveness and growth, a leading think tank has warned.

Fans say 'G'day' to King and Queen

THE King and Queen received a rapturous welcome as they kick-started their first day of public engagements in Australia yesterday.

84% OF DISABLED PENSIONERS WILL LOSE WINTER PAYMENT

Shock survey reveals vulnerable victims of Labour's heartless heating cut

STER CRAZY OVER TUCHEL'S ARRIVAL

England's new manager has rejuvenated Raheem

Stroke of genius

PEATY TALKS GOOD GAME FOR BEARS

Near death to heights of Everest

Paralysed in horror smash

Stab death dad's son in court

A TEENAGER has appeared in court charged with killing his British photojournalist father.

'Menopause is part of life...embrace it'

Olympic champ on mission to help women be their best

Schoolboy gets life for horror hammer attack

A PUBLIC schoolboy who launched a claw hammer attack on two sleeping pupils before trying to kill a teacher has been detained for life.

"This Christmas we'll make new memories'

Kate prepares for first festive season without Derek

Fulham ladies ex-captain: I was groped by AI Fayed

THE former captain of the Fulham women's team alleges she was sexually assaulted by the club's then owner Mohamed AI Fayed.

Pregnant woman and unborn baby killed by unmarked police car

A HEAVILY pregnant woman and her unborn child died after they were hit by a speeding unmarked police car responding to an incident.

Guests speak of star behaving in erratic manner

LIAM Payne was seen \"convulsing\" and behaving erratically in the lobby of his Buenos Aires hotel minutes before he fell to his death, according to witnesses.

Tax grab from grieving spouses feared

RACHEL Reeves is considering imposing inheritance tax on grieving husbands and wives in a potential £15.5billion raid, an expert warned.

Starmer urged to deal with 'national emergency' after baby death in Channel - HOW MANY MORE WILL DIE BEFORE WE STOP BOATS?

MORE migrants will die trying to cross the Channel unless ministers treat the crisis as a \"national emergency\", the Government was warned last night.

Hamas chief's death can be chance for peace, says PM

SIR Keir Starmer said the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar could help bring an end to fighting in Gaza.

Royal Family hailed for Gaza appeal support

THE King, the Queen and the Prince and Princess of Wales were yesterday praised for being so quick to donate to a group of charities working to get aid into Gaza and Lebanon.

Library book is back...113 years late

A BOOK has been returned to a school library more than 100 years after it was borrowed.

Boy, 8, died while on rabbit shooting trip

A LAD of eight was killed with a shotgun during a rabbit shooting expedition, an inquest heard.

BETTER BY VAR

Webb: We've cut mistakes

No pitch gripes from England underdogs

ENGLAND insisted they would not cry foul about the pitch after dropped catches saw them backed into a corner.

TV sanctuary boss banned from keeping pets after 200 found in squalid conditions

THE founder of a £1million animal rescue charity who shared her home with 106 dogs has been banned from keeping pets for life after they were found in \"appalling conditions\".

Sara was 'starved ...and strangled until neck broke'

SARA Sharif had been starved and strangled until a bone in her neck broke up to three months before she died, a court has heard.

Soften the impact of Labour tax rises

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer look set to target pensions, inheritances and capital gains in the Budget - but they will not stop there.

Ex-Met cop Carrick in court charged with raping woman and abusing girl, 14

FORMER Metropolitan Police officer David Carrick has appeared in court charged with sexually abusing a girl more than 30 years ago and raping a woman.

MP Kim's challenge to Welby on assisted dying

She writes to Archbishop over his stance on law change