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December 05, 2022

ARMY IN TRAINING TO DEAL WITH STRIKE CHAOS

MILITARY personnel are on standby to keep emergency services running in the face of a winter of strikes by public sector workers.

3 mins

Three Lions roar against brave Senegal

ENGLAND booked a quarter-final clash against reigning world champions France last night, after seeing off Senegal in an exhilarating night of football.

4 mins

Angry nurses call Ukraine comment 'a new low'

FURIOUS Nurses have attacked a bid by Nadhim Zahawi to link their action to the conflict in Ukraine.

1 min

'We are fed up with the continued flouting of our laws'

MIGRANTS who enter Britain illegally could be permanently barred from settling here.

2 mins

'Albania is safe...they shouldn't be allowed a UK refuge'

ALBANIANS should be barred from claiming asylum in the UK because they come from a safe country, Robert Jenrick said yesterday.

1 min

Medical schools reject Britons to cash-in on foreign students

MEDICAL schools have been “shamefully” targeting £45,000-a-year foreign students despite a record NHS staff crisis, analysis shows.

1 min

Older People 'Second Class Citizens' In Digital NHS

OLDER people are being “made to feel like second-class citizens” as more health services go online, campaigners have warned.

2 mins

Baby's premature arrival saves mum's life

A MUM believes her baby saved her life by arriving prematurely – leading doctors to discover she had ovarian cancer before it advanced.

1 min

My girl's the most poorly in England...I'm praying for a miracle'

Father's fears for daughter, 4, seriously ill with Strep A

3 mins

We're at risk of wokery becoming the new religion

CHRISTIANITY is sliding towards irrelevance in modern Britain. The religion that built our civilisation is no longer a dominant force in our society. Only 46 per cent of the population now describe themselves as Christian, down from almost 60 per cent just a decade ago, according to new figures from the 2021 Census.

3 mins

King puts on brave face after TV trailer

SMILING King Charles puts his family woes to one side yesterday, waving to well-wishers as he heads for a traditional Sunday church service.

1 min

Sussexes' aide quits days before Netflix show airs

THE Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been dealt a major blow after a key aide quit, it was revealed yesterday.

1 min

Fury as bill for 'vanity project' HS2 is on track to pass £100bn

THE official cost of HS2 could soar by tens of billions of pounds next year when a government review accounts for record levels of inflation.

1 min

'Young star in too deep on Titanic'

TITANIC director James Cameron says Kate Winslet was “a bit traumatised” by the scale of the film.

1 min

'Reduced war tempo' boost for Kyiv forces

UKRAINIAN forces may have brighter prospects ahead as Russia’s war slows down, America’s intelligence chief said.

1 min

'Dominic Cummings has just one setting...divide and destroy.He wanted me to fail'

Hancock lashes out in Covid diaries

2 mins

It looks like snow ho ho this Christmas

A WALKER wraps up warm as Britain’s first snow of the winter falls yesterday – with experts now predicting a white Christmas could be on the cards.

1 min

George proves not all heroes wear capes

GENTLEMAN George Clooney swung into action as an emergency stylist when wife Amal’s cape got in a tangle.

1 min

Stars' horror at Powell-era racial hatred

CALL The Midwife stars have compared the shocking aftermath of Enoch Powell’s notorious “rivers of blood” race speech to the migrants row engulfing post-Brexit Britain.

1 min

A huge relief this day has finally come

PARENTS Anne-Marie and Ben Hoey were thrilled by the Northern Ireland announcement as will help their three-year-old twin girls get sapropterin.

1 min

Christmas dinner bill outstrips salary rises threefold this year

THE average worker would have an extra £76 a week to live on if wages had kept up with the rate at which turkey prices soared this year.

1 min

My dad was killed in front of my eyes and I haven't seen my mum since he died

A SEA of outstretched hands surges forward, each clutching a colourful mug or bottle, ready to receive a serving of porridge.

3 mins

A cup of hope

Christmas can be a lonely time for some, but Trevor Sherwood’s unique, National Lottery-supported coffee bar offers a haven for those who find the festive season tough

2 mins

CYBER CRIME ON AN INDUSTRIAL SCALE

TWO in five manufacturers have fallen victim to cybercrime in the last year.

1 min

Coffin factory workers walk out for week in pay row

WORKERS at the Co-op’s only UK coffin factory will strike from today in a three-month dispute over pay and conditions.

1 min

Half Of Small Businesses Fearful About Next Year

Employees at half a million small businesses will receive an extra 2.5 days of annual leave this Christmas.

2 mins

HONEY ROASTED

Festival bid in balance

1 min

GLOUCESTER'S SANTI CLAUS

ROUND-UP

1 min

Borthwick is playing safe as Jones awaits fate

ENGLAND AND WALES WEIGHING UP OPTIONS

2 mins

'NEXT YEAR WILL BE BIGGEST YET'

Bring on Usyk says Fury

2 mins

IT'S AMAD WORLD

Black Cats purring thanks to electric Diallo

2 mins

Gimenez in hot water over 'elbow'

URUGUAY defender Jose Gimenez could be hit with a 15-game ban after he appeared to elbow a FIFA official in the wake of his nation’s controversial exit from the World Cup.

1 min

HOORAY JUDE – HE CAN BE THE WORLD’S BEST

No weaknesses – Foden hails Bellingham as global great

2 mins

Les Bleus record is a plus for home hopes

ENGLAND will collide with France in a heavyweight World Cup quarter-final clash next Saturday for the first time at a major tournament since Euro 2012.

1 min

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