In this issue

November 29, 2022

NHS PAYS OUT MILLIONS TO TREAT PATIENTS ABROAD

THOUSANDS of NHS patients are being sent abroad as record waiting lists hold up routine operations.

4 mins

Boeing offers bombs to hit behind Russian lines

THE US was last night mulling a proposal from Boeing to supply Ukraine with small precision bombs which can be fixed to rockets - allowing it to hit far behind Russian lines.

1 min

First Ladies of Christmas link up

THE wives of the Ukraine and Britain's leaders underlined the bond between the two nations yesterday.

1 min

Celebs break party tradition

ZARA Tindall was Green of the Jungle as the I'm A Celebrity campmates held a right royal party at the end of the series.

1 min

Strikes 'won't axe imminent surgery'

PATIENTS will not have operations cancelled at the last minute due to nurses' strikes, the head of the NHS has said.

1 min

Union barons 'intent on maximum disruption' in strikes, says Shapps

UNION chiefs were accused of \"grandstanding\" to cause \"maximum disruption\" by wreaking winter strikes misery yesterday.

2 mins

Rishi 'U-turn' over onshore wind farm ban

RISHI Sunak is said to be ready to give in to a growing Tory rebellion that wants him to drop a ban on new onshore wind farms.

1 min

Winter of blackouts feared if we can't import electricity

BLACKOUTS remain a real possibility this winter after the National Grid came within minutes of ordering hundreds of thousands of households to switch off appliances.

2 mins

Gareth vows: Decider will be a cracker

GARETH Southgate promised fans a \"cracking atmosphere\" as England face Wales in tonight's World Cup Battle of Britain.

1 min

O Come, vote for Kate's carol

She wants them to choose between Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, Joy to the World, and O Come, All Ye Faithful in a Twitter poll.

1 min

Supporting Nimbys is building up trouble for Tories

‘Rental numbers are stark because renters do not vote Conservative’

3 mins

Neighbours’ shock after police discover bodies of twin babies

COMMUNITY chiefs appealed for calm yesterday following the shock discovery of two babies' bodies in a house.

1 min

King restores father’s Greek home

THE King has joined forces with Greece's Prime Minister to plan out a £12.3million restoration of Prince Philip's family home.

1 min

Brit kingpin held as police smash cocaine 'mega-cartel'

Villas, supercars and piles of cash seized in historic’ raids

2 mins

Read all stories from Daily Express

Daily Express Newspaper Description:

The Daily Express is a British tabloid newspaper that was founded in 1900. It is known for its conservative political stance and its coverage of celebrity news, gossip, and entertainment. The Daily Express is also known for its use of large headlines and its sensationalistic style.

The Daily Express is a popular read for many people who enjoy its conservative political stance and its light-hearted approach to the news. It is not a serious news source, but it is a good source of entertainment and celebrity gossip.

Here are some of the things you can expect from the Daily Express:

* Conservative political stance
* Celebrity news, gossip, and entertainment
* Large headlines and sensationalistic style
* A lively and informative writing style

If you're looking for a fun and entertaining read, then the Daily Express is the magazine for you. Subscribe today and enjoy.