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Injury-plagued Ange facing frustration in search for new recruits

ANGE POSTECOGLOU is without 14 first-team players for Tottenham's trip to Hoffenheim tonight.

'I will never forget those brave British troops who plucked me from among the dead and dying in Bergen-Belsen'

MALA Tribich was just a child when she was rescued from Bergen-Belsen by British soldiers - but 80 years on she has not forgotten their kindness as they ended her suffering.

Israel offers captured weapons to Ukraine

Terror arms handover 'is recognition of common threat'

Cat sounds booby-trap for enemy

TROOPS in Ukraine are using recordings of cats to fool Russian soldiers into opening booby-trapped cupboards, it has been claimed.

12ft fish attack comes close to scuppering 3,000-mile rowing bid

FOUR British rowers on an Atlantic charity challenge say they are lucky to be alive - after their boat was speared by a marlin.

Blaming Southport on Amazon cannot conceal ugly truth

At a hastily convened press conference this week, Sir Keir Starmer announced a public inquiry into the Southport murders. Axel Rudakubana's unexpected guilty plea removed any barriers stopping the Prime Minster revealing what he was told in the hours and days following the horrifying knife attack that left three young girls dead - including Rudakubana's possession of a terrorist training manual and the deadly toxin ricin.

ISIS DEATH CULT BACK ON STREETS OF SYRIA

Warning to the world after Assad's fall

Doctor who lost 176 relatives in return to Gaza

A PALESTINIAN doctor is planning to fly out from the UK and provide healthcare in Gaza.

Solomon keeps Leeds on march

MANOR SOLOMON scored the quickest goal of the Championship season as Leeds regained top spot.

Cat left on plane flies 3 journeys

A CAT made three trips between New Zealand and Australia in just 24 hours after her cage was missed in a plane cargo hold.

'I've still got a wee bit of working-class cringe'

DAYTIME TV veteran Lorraine Kelly says she still suffers from \"working-class cringe\" after 40 years of success.

Bloody killing of bank chief sparks global police search

A MANHUNT for the killer of a City banker bludgeoned to death in her luxury flat has gone international - as police fear the prime suspect may have fled the country.

Now letters can be sent armour-plated

STAR exhibits from the Royal Armouries' collection feature on the latest dozen stamps to be unveiled by Royal Mail chiefs.

Full of Hope... 1lb baby is home at last

A COUPLE whose daughter was born weighing just one pound have praised medics after she was finally allowed home after six months.

Shop boss tied up during robbery killed himself 'as a direct result'

THE manager of a jewellery shop took his life as a result of a robbery in which he was tied up as watches worth more than £1.3million were stolen, a court was told yesterday.

One in 2 motorists fail police drug test

HALF of drivers pulled over on suspicion of drug-driving fail roadside tests.

Ringo's son cancels gig due to clot

A GIG featuring Beatle Sir Ringo Starr's son Zak Starkey was cancelled after he suffered a blood clot in his leg.

Toddler is one of two killed in park stabbing

A two-year-old child and a man aged 41 were killed and two others seriously injured in a stabbing at a German park.

Batten down the hatches as Storm Eowyn blows in

STORM Eowyn poses a risk to life tomorrow as winds of up to 90mph are set to batter the UK, forecasters have warned.

Iraqi law 'allows marriage of girls aged nine'

IRAQ'S parliament has passed a new law that critics say will effectively legalise marriage between men and girls as young as nine.

Assisted dying Bill clears latest test

THE proposed law to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales cleared its latest Commons hurdle yesterday amid questions about the cost for taxpayers.

Peers flag self-ID risk

FEARS that gender self-identification might confuse Al systems and lead to misdiagnoses or misidentification have led to a House of Lords defeat for ministers.

The Demon's sick of Sinner making life hell

DE MINAUR CRUSHED ONCE MORE BY FIT-AGAIN JANNIK

Victory for Des' daughter over officer's 'hot' remark

A FORMER detective who called Des O'Connor's daughter \"hot\" and tried to date her while he probed her mugging is to face a misconduct panel again.

Hint over Heathrow backing

THE Chancellor has hinted that she will back a third runway at Heathrow, threatening a rift in the Cabinet.

Crime king Mick lands top honour

SLOW Horses creator Mick Herron has been honoured with the highest accolade in crime writing.

Sad dogs say so much...by echoing our winter blues

DOGS may also be struck by the January blues as they mirror our emotions, experts have warned.

2.84m have blue badge

THE number of people in England with a disabled parking badge increased by 10.5% in a year to hit a record high.

America's look will change with Melania

THANK goodness that at last there's a Trump back in the White House. Melania Trump, that is. Whatever you think of her husband and his politics, on the night of the inauguration, we got a blast of glamour of the type the world's been yearning for. The last few years have been grim: so can Melania make America great again?You may think I am being shallow, but these things matter. The woman to whom Melania is often compared, Jackie Kennedy, set the tone of the administration almost as much as did her husband. With her style and his steel they gave America back its future.

Woman sent ex-lover's wife explicit photo after failed £7k blackmail bid

A SALESWOMAN blackmailed her ex-boss by threatening to tell his wife about their affair, a court was told.