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KALPANA'S BIG TEST

Balding's fear over ground for Ascot hope

Boy, 7, killed as blast razes flats

A BOY aged seven was killed and six people were injured when an explosion and blaze ripped through flats yesterday.

Son charged with murder of journalist

THE teenage son of a top British photojournalist has been charged with murder after his father was found dead on a hiking trail.

I come with no other agenda than trying to help people where I can... I see that as part of my role'

THE Prince of Wales has insisted his drive to tackle homelessness has no agenda other than \"desperately\" trying to help people in need.

Fatal crash car 'going wrong way down M6

Two children among five people killed

Coleen: I'll set record straight over Wagatha saga in jungle

COLEEN Rooney wants to \"set the record straight about Wagatha Christie\" when she enters the I'm A Celebrity jungle.

62,000 asylum applications set to be waved through to cut backlog in half

MORE than 62,000 migrants will be granted asylum and allowed to stay in Britain after Sir Keir Starmer scrapped the Rwanda scheme, experts have revealed.

My mum deserved a dignified end. Instead it was so miserable

JOY Roberts has backed assisted dying after seeing her mother plead for someone to end her life while in the grip of motor neurone disease.

Starmer told to 'get up to speed' on keeping UK safe

SIR Keir Starmer faced fresh ridicule yesterday as former PM Rishi Sunak urged him to \"get up to speed\" with protecting Britain from covert foreign influence.

Tiny dancer's collection of 295 trophies, aged 6

SHE may be only six, but Amelia Rose Nelson has her sights set on lifting the Strictly Come Dancing glitterball accolade.

REEVES ACCUSED OVER 'BOGUS' £40BN BLACK HOLE

RACHEL Reeves has been accused of using a \"bogus\" £40billion black hole to justify hammering taxpayers.

Curry King's five children win £4m fight with brother

FIVE heirs to a curry king's £4.6million fortune have won a High Court fight with their older brother after he tried to claim it all for himself.

Bodies 'can be kept in garages at home'

FUNERAL directors are able to work at home and keep bodies in their garages, an inquiry chairman revealed yesterday.

Russia 'ready to attack Nato ally by the end of this decade'

RUSSIA is laying the groundwork for a potential war with Nato, intelligence chiefs warned yesterday.

Work-horse Matt back to keep hosts in check

WAIT WAS WORTH IT FOR POTTS

BRITS WON'T BE SUNK YET

Ainslie says tough times can spark team's revival

'20,000 extra police won't keep up with growing population'

THE rocketing population means that recruiting 20,000 more police officers will not help combat the crime epidemic, it has been claimed.

Sara forced to wear hijab to hide injuries, court told

DEFENCELESS Sara Sharif was beaten \"black\" by her father and then forced to wear a Muslim hijab to hide her injuries, a court heard yesterday.

It's Fergie time ...to step down

Legend quits as £2m ambassador to cut costs

Minorities are proud of our nation's past despite propaganda

REJECT the left-wing doing-down R of our great British history and teach our children to take pride in it that's the majority view of the UK's ethnic minorities.

Opera House in royal welcome

SYDNEY Opera House's famous sails will be lit up to welcome the King and Queen to Australia amid a row over senior politicians declining to greet the royals.

Cameron: I did not tell Boris I would 'f*** him up' over Brexit

LORD Cameron has denied telling Boris Johnson he would \"**** him up\" if he backed Brexit.

Demand for weight-loss jabs putting 'immense pressure' on healthcare

THE increasing clamour for antiobesity drugs is placing \"immense pressure\" on already over-stretched services, campaigners claim.

Afghan special forces allies allowed into UK Picture: MED

HUNDREDS of Afghan special forces personnel who fought alongside British troops will be allowed to live in the UK, it was revealed yesterday.

King Conker hits back over cheating row

THE man at the centre of the World Conker Championships scandal says it is \"impossible\" to cheat at the game and has called claims that he did so \"nonsense\".

'TIME IS RUNNING OUT...I NEED YOUR HELP TO CHANGE CRUEL LAW'

ESTHER Rantzen has appealed for people to urge their MP to back the assisted dying Bill which reaches Parliament today.

Henderson debut proves emotional

DO NOT let anyone tell you international football Nations League or whatever does not matter.

NO REGRETS AS LONG AS I DO IT MY WAY

Boom or bust but Carsley will stick to principles

JOHNSTON OUT BUT NOT DOWN

Mental struggles help to put injury in perspective

My surprising choice for next US President, by Jeffrey Archer*

The Conservative peer and globally bestselling author reveals how, just four weeks out, the US election remains on a knife-edge... and why it matters desperately to Britain who wins