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Falling in love pulled me back from death
THIS week I cried a few times. The first time was strangely unexpected. I was talking to the person I love when something in me snapped and I realised I was thousands of miles away. I wanted them to jump through the screen of my phone and hold me.
Salute to the unsung heroes
William Hosie talks to a carer forced to feed her family on just £11 a day and discovers a charity that's become a lifeline
Shout out to Man United's (London) army 59
WE’LL race you back to London! We’ll race you back to London!” It’s a refrain Manchester United fans have been rolling their eyes at for decades, sung by rival fans playing on the age-old gag that a fair share of the club’s fanbase are about as Mancunian as jellied eels.
Harry's victory in Mirror phone hacking battle
15 out of 33 stories came from his mobile as newspaper bosses turned a blind eye’
Police still hunting for missing Gaynor Lord
DETECTIVES were today continuing the search for mother-of-three Gaynor Lord as her family marked a week since her disappearance.
'Abducted' teen's call to granny
Emotional video reunion six years after he was taken to spiritual retreat’
Stephen Daldry triumphs again with this gruesome nerdgasm
THIS astonishing show turns normal expectations of theatre upside down. Director Stephen Daldry has taken the Duffer Brothers’ cult, Eighties-set Netlix sci-fi hit and magicked it into a spectacular, multimedia prequel, full of enough thrills, scares and knowing nods to please fans and the uninitiated in equal measure.
Where's the justice?
Heart-rending letters from elderly in court for trivial offences are ignored under single justice procedure
Arteta hopes luck of the draw is kind to Gunners
MIKELARTETA will be keen to avoid a meeting with Kylian Mbappe when the draw for the Champions League last 16 is made on Monday.
Moyes caught in a Catch-22 as he's forced into unfamiliar Euro territory
EYEBROWS might have been raised when David Moyes handed his West Ham players two days off at the start of this week.
Aussie Green reveals he plays with chronic kidney condition
AUSTRALIA star Cameron Green has revealed he has chronic kidney disease and at one stage was warned he may not live beyond the age of 12.
James abuse after stamp is fuelled by racial profiling, claims Hayes
EMMA HAYES today hit out at the way Lauren James is being treated and claimed the Chelsea and England star is the victim of \"racial profiling\".
CHELSEA MUST FIND £112m FOR OSIMHEN
RELEASE CLAUSE IN STRIKER'S NEW NAPOLI DEAL CLEARS PATH FOR MOVE
Red Bull pitting wits in the dark for two seconds of perfection
Changing the team’s tyres has become an art form for the fastest outfit on the F1 circuit
Fashion giant Shein accused of 'intimidation'
CHINESE online fashion retailer Shein has been accused of \"mafia-style intimidation\" by rival Temu in a US legal battle that threatens to derail its $90 billion IPO plan.
US signal on rates sparks buying spree
LONDON'S FTSE 100 index today bounced 2% and rate-sensitive stocks by as much as 7% after global markets were handed a huge pre-Christmas boost.
Mortgage lenders cut rates as gilt yields tumble
LEADING lenders scrambled to slash mortgage rates today as gilt yields fell sharply after the US Federal Reserve pencilled in at least three cuts next year.
Party mood in the City but beware inflation hangover
FINANCIAL markets were swigging the Christmas sherry today after Fed chairman Jerome Powell effectively declared an end to the painful cycle of monetary tightening that has put a dampener on the global economy for two years now.
Welcome to the great floods of London, showing on repeat until we all go under
LONDONERS aren't used to wild weather - it reaches us in pieces, through gaps in buildings. So when thunder rolled around central London on Tuesday, we sat in silence, listening.
Dietary requirements? I've never seen a better symbol of our decline as a society
AS THE capital approaches peak festive and our restaurants advertise their seasonal offerings of \"vegan and gluten-free set menus\" for our get-togethers, this is my merry pre-Christmas message to readers.
Starmer has precisely nothing to offer on immigration
THE general rule of politics that you should never interrupt your opponent when he's busy digging his own grave is one Sir Keir Starmer has taken to heart. Yesterday, his gag at Prime Minister's Questions was: \"Christmas is a time of peace on earth and good will to all. Has anyone told the Tory party?\" Yes, yes. Quite so.
Kathleen Stock hails new bid to halt university cancel culture
A NEW complaints scheme for people whose free speech has been restricted at universities was welcomed today by academics who have been \"cancelled\".
Tears of mother pardoned over killing children after 20 years
A WOMAN who spent 20 years in prison for killing her four children has had the convictions overturned by an Australian appeal court.
Richard Curtis: 'Love is London's great superpower'
The Bafta-winning filmmaker and Comic Relief co-founder tells Katie Strick about filming mishaps, awkward dating encounters and his rollercoaster love affair with our capital city as he backs our Winter Survival Appeal
Cheers to Woody in Hammersmith but don't all rush at once
Masterpiece in timing even if show bangs on about Brexit
Sunak faces another by-election if MP is banned over lobbying scandal
RISHI SUNAK faces another crunch by-election after it was today recommended that a Tory MP caught in a \"toxic\" lobbying scandal be suspended.
Little Simz and Stormzy head nominations for Mobo Awards
LITTLE SIMZ and Stormzy lead the way at the Mobo Awards with four nominations each.
Put a halt to the killings
Family’s plea as 20 teens die this year
I saw mother do yoga pose just before she vanished, says witness
A WITNESS who believes she saw a missing mother-of-three shortly before she vanished has revealed she watched her put her coat on the ground of a park and perform a yoga pose.
Brave face from Putin as Russian forces die on 'static' frontline
VLADIMIR PUTIN today talked up his Ukraine war as more Russian soldiers were dying on \"static\" frontlines.