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February 03, 2023

DON'T JUMP FOR JOY JUST YET...BUT SLUMP TO END NEXT YEAR

Pay pressure 'could cause inflation to stick around'

3 mins

BA puts brakes on social media

BRITISH Airways has banned cabin crew from taking pictures of themselves in uniform for their personal social media pages.

1 min

£3bn warship blighted by yet more repairs

NAVY chiefs have suffered a fresh blow as Britain’s largest warship needs further repairs, which could delay its return to sea.

1 min

You're swan-der arrest!

THIS stunned swan fell foul of the law after being “arrested” in a scene that’s a dead-ringer for cult comedy Hot Fuzz.

1 min

600,000 listeners switch off 'younger' Radio 2

RADIO 2 has lost nearly 600,000 listeners in the last year after revamping its schedule and replacing older stars with younger “talent”, figures show.

1 min

Energy suppliers ordered to help those struggling with bills... or face tough action

ENERGY suppliers have been warned they will face enforcement action if they don’t do more to support those having difficulty paying their bills.

3 mins

Has Britain confronted its colonial past? Yes, you're looking at it, says Foreign Secretary

FOREIGN Secretary James Cleverly says he is proof Britain has confronted its “colonial” past.

2 mins

PM VOWS to solve 'ridiculous' Channel migrant situation

RISHI Sunak last night insisted illegal migrants will be flown out of Britain and into Rwanda as he vowed to tackle the “ridiculous” Channel boat crisis.

3 mins

Half a million with cancer by 2040 'will push NHS to brink of collapse'

CANCER cases in the UK will rocket by a third in just 17 years unless we tackle a worsening diagnosis and treatment crisis, experts are warning.

2 mins

Camilla books in key charity visit

THE Queen praised the “life-changing” effects of reading as she toured a book charity yesterday.

1 min

Kate makes campaign look like child's play...

THE Princess of Wales made it look easy when she went back to school as part of her campaign to raise awareness about early childhood.

1 min

We used to treat people decently...but not any more

BRITAIN used to be a country where people were treated decently, by private companies and by the state. How totally we seem to have lost that reputation. It is shocking enough how energy prices have soared; but far more shocking still is how energy companies have responded to people who find themselves unable to pay their bills.

3 mins

Don's done for by the new Ron in the running

ANOTHER seemingly falling star is the vastly over-hyped (by himself) Donald Trump, seeking in vain to rustle up noisy enthusiasm for his announcement that he intends to run again for the White House next year.

1 min

'People don't vanish into thin air...we just want Nicola home'

NICOLA Bulley’s heartbroken family broke down in tears yesterday as they pleaded for help to trace her, saying: “People don’t just vanish into thin air.”

1 min

Star Olivia's last days 'spent in peace'

OLIVIA Newton-John was “free of pain” in her final days, her widower revealed.

1 min

Man Utd player's attempted rape charges dropped

MASON Greenwood may soon return to training after attempted rape, controlling behaviour and assault charges were dropped yesterday.

1 min

5-4-3-2-1...Thunderbirds' drone is a Virgil reality

A NEW war drone has blasted off from its launchpad – and it looks just like Thunderbird 2.

1 min

Allies must wage new war on Kremlin's propaganda lies

FOREIGN Secretary James Cleverly says Western allies must win the information war with Russia.

2 mins

Evacuees say squalid hostel far better than living under tyranny

DISPLACED Ukrainians who fled the war-torn east say their primitive conditions are worth it to escape the hell of Russian occupation.

1 min

Grandpaw of the dog world at 30 years old

THE owner of the world’s oldest dog has revealed the secret of his long and happy life – a nice nap after dinner.

1 min

Detectorists coin it in with £150k treasure

SEVEN enthusiasts at a festival for detectorists became star attraction after unearthing 627 medieval coins in four days.

1 min

Riverside flats getting a bit too near the water

THESE new flats have moved a little closer to a river following a land slip.

1 min

Candles fit for a King illuminate cathedral

THE King’s cypher is illuminated in a blaze of glory for the annual Candlemas Festival yesterday.

1 min

Ageing is a dirty word!

'Happier' Helena hits out at 'obsession' with getting older

1 min

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