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November 24, 2022

NEW DEMENTIA DRUG COULD BE READY NEXT YEAR

THE first drug proven to slow Alzheimer’s disease could be available in the UK next year, an expert has predicted.

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Housing chiefs lose £1m after Awaab's death

THE HOUSING association shamed after two-year-old Awaab Ishak died from the mould in a damp flat is being stripped of £1million in government funding until they improve.

1 min

100 held in blitz on cybercrooks

BRITAIN’S biggest anti-fraud operation has led to the arrests of more than 100 cyber crooks suspected of fleecing victims out of millions of pounds.

1 min

At 73, Quo's Francis is still rocking all over the world

STATUS Quo legend Francis Rossi is doing exactly what he’s done for more than 50 years.

1 min

It's Christmas with Sir Elf-on

SIR Elton John looks like he’s dressed up as a Christmas elf as he joins his family to unveil a store’s holiday window in New York.

1 min

'I just knew something was not quite right'

BARBARA Wild’s experience lays bare the struggles faced by some patients in getting a dementia diagnosis.

1 min

War on motorists as drivers hit by 50% increase in number of parking tickets

DRIVERS have been hammered by a 50 per cent increase in the number of parking tickets this year, giving private companies a cash bonanza topping £1billion.

3 mins

I was only trying to drop off kids

SUE Bennett was stunned to receive a £60 fine after spending just two minutes collecting and dropping off her grandchildren.

1 min

My £100 fine for 12-minute wait

A FAMILY day out at the beach ended in a £100 fine after they took 12 minutes too long to park and purchase a ticket.

1 min

Build homes or face vote collapse, Sunak warned

THE Conservative vote will collapse unless he allows hundreds of thousands of new homes to be built, Rishi Sunak was warned.

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Suella: We've failed to

HOME Secretary Suella Braverman admitted yesterday that the Government had not been able to prevent illegal migrants from getting into the UK.

2 mins

Rail union negotiations back on track

TALKS in the bitter rail workers’ dispute will be held today, before fresh action threatening to hold up the nation.

1 min

Harry's fit...hurrah!

WORRIED England fans were assured yesterday that captain Harry Kane will be fit for tomorrow’s World Cup clash against the United States.

2 mins

Germany humbled by 2-1 defeat against Japan

GERMANY became the second World Cup giant to suffer a shock defeat in Qatar when they lost 2-1 to Japan yesterday.

1 min

Tory MPs may quit ...but don't write off the party yet

DILIGENT, capable and loyal, Chloe Smith might not be a dazzling talent but she is exactly the kind of reliable MP that a Parliamentary party needs to have effective governance.

3 mins

Masterly Maggie was alpha for allure

HEATHER Hanbury, the President of the Girls’ School Association, says girls should, “act like women”, namely, show empathy, rather than following an alpha-male role model.

1 min

EMPTY NESTERS CAN TAKE TO THE SKIES WITH EASYJET

EMPTY nesters who fancy taking flight after their kids leave home can get paid to do so – thanks to an over-45s recruitment drive by easyJet.

1 min

Toughen law on sex pests says mum who killed sons' abuser

A MOTHER who killed the sex beast who abused her three sons is calling for a law to stop paedophiles changing their names to prey on more children.

1 min

Baby dies as Russia blasts maternity ward

RUSSIA was again accused of war crimes after a two-day-old baby was killed by a strike on a Ukrainian maternity ward.

1 min

Kids show the King he's in with the Inns Crowd

THE King got a classy welcome to the Inns of Court yesterday from crowds of cheering schoolchildren.

1 min

Death smash US airwoman loses protest at trial in UK Dicture: DA

AN AMERICAN servicewoman accused of killing a motorcyclist by careless driving can be tried in Britain, a judge has ruled.

1 min

Oh Boy..Hancock lover meets star

BOY George comes face to face with Matt Hancock’s partner yesterday after leaving the jungle.

1 min

Outcry over 'bullying' of jungle Matt

Viewers back shamed MP

1 min

Reading made me feel like a traveller in space and time

I GREW up in a house with few books, yet had a voracious appetite for the written word. My parents were not great readers. They might buy a book apiece to see them through the annual summer holiday, and our home took a newspaper every day, but most of the books that would eventually grace our secondhand shelves were the ones I bought.

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Reading DOES change people's lives ...mine was one of them, says Andy McNab

The SAS Bravo Two Zero hero and bestselling author goes into battle for the Express Christmas fundraising campaign on behalf of Give A Book

3 mins

'Laughing' boss shoots dead six co-workers, then himself

A SUPERMARKET manager killed six workers before turning the gun on himself in America’s 40th mass shooting this year.

1 min

Trainer sues vet for £350k over death of racehorse

A RACEHORSE trainer is suing vets for £350,000 blaming them for the death of one of his top stable stars.

1 min

Taylor-made...Liz's dresses up for sale

A COLLECTION of Elizabeth Taylor’s designer dresses are expected to sell for almost £100,000.

1 min

Actress scammed out of life savings

AN ELDERLY actress who starred in a string of hit movies and TV shows was forced to wear dead people’s clothes at her care home after she was swindled out of her £65,000 life savings.

1 min

Sir Rod is a true golden oldie

SIR Rod Stewart donned a golden waistcoat and wore it well for his adoring fans.

1 min

Bladerunner John to be first 'parastronaut' GRE

PARALYMPIC sprinter John McFall is not only over the moon, he might even walk on it, after becoming the world’s first disabled astronaut.

1 min

C ( King Tut's stamp of approval

A SET of stamps is being issued by Royal Mail to mark 100 years since the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb.

1 min

Lives lost to shortage of vital heart restarters

PEOPLE are dying needlessly because of a lack of life-saving defibrillators and supply chain problems, MPs will warn today.

1 min

Blasted! Furnace is extinguished

THE 365ft-high blast furnace at a former steelworks has been demolished – changing one of the best-known skylines.

1 min

Britain falls back in love with lottery

THE National Lottery’s once shaky fortunes are now ticketyboo, thanks to a surge of digital players chasing EuroMillions mega-jackpots, operator Camelot said yesterday.

1 min

Tribute to party man Matthew

A TERMINALLY ill dad thrown his own special Christmas party by hundreds of people has died, his family said.

1 min

HILL IN LINE FOR FIGHTING FIFTH

CONSTITUTION HILL will clash with stablemate Epatante in Saturday’s Fighting Fifth Hurdle after Newcastle pledged to tailor the Gosforth Park going for the Champion Hurdle favourite’s return to action.

1 min

It's wrong to put the boot into Marcus

GEORGE: TEAM TOLD HIM NOT TO RISK FINAL PLAY

2 mins

JUST GIVE ME MOORE

Kieffer keen to keep living dream after tough route

2 mins

Musah's happy he switched to land of opportunities

YUNUS MUSAH will be suffering mixed emotions when he lines up against England in the World Cup tomorrow night.

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