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November 11, 2022

TRAGEDY FOR FAMILIES IF CARE COSTS CAPE IS DELAYED

THE architect of the Government’s social care cap has launched a scathing attack on moves to delay its implementation.

3 mins

Camilla’s memories of the Queen

IT was a gesture of devotion and remembrance from the Queen to our beloved late monarch.

2 mins

Rishi’s talks to bring end to NI stalemate

RISHI Sunak yesterday held talks with Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin in a bid to end the post-Brexit trade dispute with the EU.

1 min

‘One of the biggest responsibilities of my career’ says Hunt

JEREMY Hunt has dubbed the upcoming Autumn Statement a huge responsibility as speculation grows about its contents.

1 min

British troops ready Zelensky's recruits for realities of battle

BRITISH troops are training Ukrainians for the horrors of war by flooding trenches with water, using sound systems to project screams during drills and covering amputees in fake blood to simulate horrific battlefield injuries.

1 min

'GET A JAB' APPEAL IN ALARM OVER PNEUMONIA DEATH TOLL

PNEUMONIA kills more people in the UK than anywhere else in Europe, a charity has warned.

1 min

'Patients at risk' in nurses' strike as chaos in NHS gets even worse

FEARS are growing that nurses strikes will add to NHS chaos and put patients at risk at a time when the service is reporting the worst performance on record.

3 mins

100,000 civil servants are ready to walk out

CIVIL servants have voted to strike in a dispute over pay, pensions and jobs.

1 min

Infection put me in coma says mum, 39

MUM Jardine Howlett ended up in a coma after she suffered pneumonia – and is now urging everyone eligible to have their vaccinations.

1 min

Stores running out of eggs but bird flu is not to blame

THESE pictures prove fears of a free-range egg shortage are coming true – as some supermarkets start to warn customers of low supplies.

1 min

Jail likely after girl mauled

A WOMAN could face jail after her doberman attacked a little girl.

1 min

A kraken job by Matt for 11 stars

MATT Hancock’s wandering hands came in useful when he grabbed 11 stars in the Tentacles of Terror Bushtucker Trial – enough to feed camp.

1 min

‘The public are fantastic with me and often ask for selfies’

MATT Hancock insists the public are “generally fantastic” with him and often ask for selfies.

1 min

Mess left after ace's partying

A CLEANER yesterday the mess after a party at footballer Benjamin Mendy’s house where a woman was allegedly raped.

1 min

Sadly we can't afford the pay rise nurses deserve

OF all public sector unions, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has a history of being the most reasonable.

3 mins

Weighed down and right up the Swanee

THE anthology is very common – a collection within the covers of one book of all the definitions and phrases prevalent in common use of a certain subject.

3 mins

Southgate rejects Fifa gag on talking about human rights

ENGLAND manager Gareth Southgate refused to be gagged on Qatar’s human rights record yesterday as he named a familiar squad for the World Cup.

1 min

Football fans are in the box...

THESE are the £230-a-night “shoeboxes” which will be home to thousands of football fans during the World Cup.

1 min

Fans furious at Peter Kay pre-sale ticket meltdown

PETER Kay fans trying to buy priority tickets to his shows vented their frustration yesterday as the website crashed due to “extraordinary demand”.

1 min

Police boss apologises for arrest of reporter

A POLICE chief was forced to apologise for the arrest of a journalist covering a Just Stop Oil protest yesterday.

1 min

Teacher at prince's former school admits child abuse

A DEPUTY head at Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s old school is at the centre of an international paedophile probe after he pleaded guilty to five child sexual abuse charges.

1 min

Reservoir Dogs murderer given second life term

THE words of a murder victim who died 21 years after her partner set her alight were heard at the killer's sentencing yesterday.

1 min

Walliams: I'm sorry I was rude about BGT hopefuls

Abuse...David Walliams

1 min

Nazanin's stylish night out

Singer Pixie Lott, model Poppy Delevingne and actress Ellie Bamber were among other guests at the event.

1 min

Where is my fair Paddington share?

Royalties row over movie star bear

1 min

Son battles stepmum for car boot king's £5m stake

THE son of a millionaire “car boot king” is fighting his stepmother in court for a share of the family’s £5million fortune.

1 min

We're reddy for power crisis

A POINSETTIA firm has a sea of red blooms after going green to combat the energy price crisis.

1 min

Microsoft founder's £1.3 billion art sale

Masterpiece...Cezanne was owned by Paul Allen

1 min

LOUISE STILL GETTING A KICK OUT OF LIFE AT 110

Happy...Louise with card from King and with her family

1 min

Lorry driver crashes on a video call

A TRUCK driver whose lorry jack-knifed and was left hanging off a motorway flyover was on a video call to his fiancee when he crashed, a court has heard.

1 min

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