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November 16, 2022

In 21st century Britain... how does a boy, 2, die from exposure to mould?

THE shocking death of a two-year-old boy from exposure to mould in his home must be a “defining moment” for change, a coroner says.

5 mins

Doctors told to send thousands more patients for cancer scan

HUNDREDS of thousands more patients will be fast-tracked for cancer tests in a drive to cut diagnosis times.

1 min

Barclay: Door is open on nurses' pay

Unrest...nurses and right, Steve Barclay

1 min

Bard news: it's much ado about nothing...

THERE is a huge desire to have your own souvenir of Shakespeare and people have always projected what they think he should have looked like.

1 min

To be, or not to be... is this Shakespeare?

£10million painting could be only one in his lifetime

2 mins

Cutting speeds to 20mph 'doesn't stop car crashes'

Insignificant...the new 20mph speed limit

1 min

Police publish names of sex assault victims

Blunder...force has launched investigation

1 min

VISA EXCHANGE SCHEME TEES UP INDIAN DEAL

THOUSANDS of visas for India’s “brightest young people” have been signed off by Rishi Sunak as he pushes for a free trade deal.

1 min

RUSSIAN MISSILES HIT POLAND KILLING TWO

Bombardment...a Russian missile set this Kyiv building ablaze while Rishi Sunak blasted Putin at the G20

2 mins

Tory backlash over 'appeasement' of China

RISHI Sunak faces a backlash from Tory MPs over a drift towards appeasement of China.

3 mins

Co-op axes ad to trim shoppers' bills

THE Co-op has axed its yearly multi-million pound Christmas TV advert, to instead promote community affordable food projects.

1 min

Shoppers crash Tesco's website trying to book Christmas order slots

CHRISTMAS shoppers trying to secure a Tesco delivery slot yesterday got stuck in a queue of more than 300,000 customers that crashed the supermarket’s website and app.

1 min

'Council tax must rise by 20% to plug funding gap'

CASH-strapped town halls have said they need to increase council tax by as much as 20 per cent over the next two years to plug a devastating funding shortfall.

3 mins

Wily shark of Titanic preyed on rich guests

Unscrupulous...Brereton

1 min

Boat migrants 'taught to exploit slavery law'

ALBANIAN migrants are coached on how to dodge justice by using the UK’s modern slavery laws before they even arrive.

2 mins

Give them a right royal Kane-ing, Harry

PRINCE William waved off England’s World Cup squad with the rallying cry: “We are all rooting for you.”

1 min

Now Harry and Meghan want to build their own virtual 'universe'

HARRY and Meghan are preparing to build their own virtual world in the Metaverse in a bid to expand their global reach.

1 min

...but crew on gay pride plane were not allowed gender-neutral uniform

But the airline was concerned about crew safety if a technical problem caused a delay.

1 min

Strength at home and realism abroad is best way to maintain peace

STAYING strong against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was at the top of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s agenda at the G20 summit in Indonesia this week.

3 mins

RELIEVED TO HAVE NOT SHARED THE SLIMELIGHT WITH CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINERS

Ant and Dec act like two cub scouts paid to entertain the kinder-garten.

1 min

Morton was too quick to crack whip

Poor dear, perhaps she was feeling menopausal.

1 min

Female MPs march to a different tune today

WHILE watching Baroness Fookes walk at the head of the War Widows’ Association in the March Past on Remembrance Sunday at the Cenotaph, I was driven to reflect on the quality and dignity of the women who once graced the House of Commons.

2 mins

Butterfingers Babatunde makes a meal (or 3) of trial

Hell...George in flop task

1 min

Queen of flavours Syabira's Bake Off joy at jackpot' win

DARING Syabira Yusoff was last night crowned Great British Bake Off champ after getting the judges eating out of the palm of her hand with peculiar flavours.

1 min

Kate Moss stalker admits brutal slayings of parents

A STALKER who terrified Kate Moss by leaving champagne and a horror mask outside her home, has pleaded guilty to the brutal slaying of his parents.

1 min

Len quits US show to see family

Homeward...Judge Len

1 min

Top Gear mourns Sue Baker

Early star...host Sue

1 min

Glitzy extravaganza shows ITV is feeling thigh and mighty

IN the unlikely event you were about to miss her leggy display Oti Mabuse helpfully points the way.

1 min

French Holocaust denier caught in Fife fishing village

A FUGITIVE Holocaust denier previously jailed for targeting students with his abhorrent propaganda has been arrested in Fife while working as a private children’s tutor.

1 min

Man City executive stole £100k to pay for wedding

A JUDGE told a former Manchester City executive she had “relegated” herself from society as he jailed her for stealing £104,000 from the football club to fund her wedding.

1 min

All that glistens is not just Goldie

HOLLYWOOD mother and daughter Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson made it a family affair at a Los Angeles premiere.

1 min

Fake goods empires cost taxpayers £8billion a year

BRITAIN is losing out on a staggering £8billion a year in tax revenue as terrorists and gangsters make a fortune through the sale of counterfeit goods.

2 mins

Facelift helps bulldog pup to breathe easier

THIS bulldog pup no longer has to sleep propped up on a pillow after a facelift helped her breathing.

1 min

Population of world hits eight billion

ROOM for a little one?

1 min

'Help us create wildlife haven for displaced victims of destruction'

CHRIS Packham has urged generous Daily Express readers to help create a haven for floundering species.

2 mins

Woman's £100k court bill after knotweed fight

A WOMAN who sued a retired neighbour claiming Japanese knotweed growing through their fence knocked £150,000 off the value of her £1.1million house faces a £100,000 legal bill after losing the court case.

1 min

Christmas cracker could be tough going this year

BRITONS are looking to have Christmas on the cheap this year but it will not be easy as it will still cost an average £576 per household.

1 min

Poor piggies in the middle

CHILDREN are being hit by the cost-of-living crisis too as parents and grandparents cut the amount they pay into their savings accounts.

2 mins

Meats so sweet for all

THE sales say it all for online premium butcher Farmison, whose drive for better quality, top tasting meat, heritage breed preservation and support for sustainable British farming is cutting it with customers.

2 mins

Xmas spend to soar - but lower sales

RISES: Mike Watkins

1 min

Weapons maker BAE beating its 2022 target

BAE Systems says it is on track to beat its full-year forecasts thanks to higher defence spending and a stronger dollar.

1 min

Caution over Shishkin

NICKY Henderson has refused to nail down a definite comeback date for chasing ace Shishkin.

1 min

Snowden's hope looks Well placed

YOU WEAR IT WELL (1.23, nap) is the smart choice for Hexham’s British Stallion Studs EBF ‘National Hunt’ Novices’ Hurdle.

1 min

Billings: More stars won't have the Will

ENGLAND’S Sam Billings believes players such as Will Smeed and Ben Stokes ditching formats amid an unrelenting schedule is a “wake-up call” for cricket.

1 min

WHEN OWEN SPEAKS WE ALL LISTEN

England tributes to Farrell 'aura' ahead of 100th cap

2 mins

Macleod finally gets a shot at Wales action

WALES head coach Wayne Pivac has handed forward Josh Macleod a Test debut in Saturday’s Autumn Nations Series clash against Georgia.

1 min

NOW CAICEDO IS STREETS AHEAD

MOISES CAICEDO watched the 2014 World Cup on a TV in the street in his home city Santa Domingo, Ecuador.

1 min

Ghoddos calls for players to push for change in Iran

SAMAN GHODDOS believes footballers must use their World Cup platform to speak out about human rights injustices – starting with the plight facing anti-regime protesters in Iran.

1 min

Roebuck blunders as England frustrated

ELLIE ROEBUCK’S late error meant England were held by 10-player Norway as they signed off their historic year in frustrating fashion.

1 min

STONES BACKS HARRY TO HIT HEIGHTS AGAIN

JOHN STONES insists England can rely on him and Harry Maguire at the heart of their defence.

2 mins

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