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May 31, 2023

Civil Servants Threaten To Strike Migrants

'Sack civil servants who strike to derail Rwanda deportations'

2 mins

Pregnant Paisley brings a plus-one to meet King

THE King awards a pregnant sailor a medal for her part in the Queen's funeral...but she can't dress in uniform to greet him because the Navy doesn't do maternity wear.

1 min

BBC axed Autumnwatch to pay for coverage of Queen's funeral

MICHAELA Strachan claims Autumnwatch was binned because the BBC spent so much money broadcasting the King's Coronation and Queen Elizabeth's funeral.

1 min

PM: I'll crack down on marketing vapes to kids

RISHI Sunak has vowed to take \"further action\" to stop vape retailers targeting children.

1 min

Ministers Given 48 Hours To Hand Over Boris's Texts

DOWNING Street has denied accusations of a cover-up over the release of Boris Johnson's to the official messages Covid inquiry.

2 mins

MPs to grill ITV chiefs over 'toxic culture' of This Morning

SCHOFIELD ROW RUMBLES ON

4 mins

Britain's Future Is Outside The EU... Those Arguments Are In The Past

Labour leader's brexit message to express readers

3 mins

Rise of Nanny State...UK ranks 11th worst for lifestyle freedoms

NANNY-STATE policies are touching almost every area of British life, analysis shows.

2 mins

Trans protesters fail to silence feminist's debate

TRANSGENDER activists failed to stop a feminist academic discussing her controversial views last night.

2 mins

Water companies will clean up their acts given time

Utility firms stand accused of flushing millions of gallons of raw sewage into our waterways, poisoning wildlife and polluting beauty spots. Amid a welter of criticism, they're now pledging to clean up their act... Here, one water company boss jumps to the defence of an industry trying to rebuild its reputation.

3 mins

'Treat AI as threat to the human race'

ARTIFICIAL intelligence risks human extinction and should be treated like other global threats such as nuclear war, experts have warned.

1 min

Moscow Accuses Kyiv Of Drone 'Terrorist Attack'

MOSCOW came under repeated drone attack yesterday in what experts billed as a major shift in its war with Ukraine.

2 mins

Ukraine Can Fight Beyond Its Borders, Says Cleverly

UKRAINE has the right to "project force" beyond its borders to defend itself, says the Foreign Secretary.

1 min

Lisa's back on the write track

LISA Snowdon says writing her new book was \"incredibly cathartic\" after a dark cloud hung over her during the menopause.

1 min

Speeding offences highest for 8 years

EXPERTS say the menace of speeding drivers is getting worse after the number taken to court rocketed 16 per cent to an eight-year high.

1 min

'FOR MY SANITY I HAD TO STOP PLAYING'

Pouille opens up about depression

2 mins

Novak sparks row over Kosovo stand

NOVAK DJOKOVIC has been accused of \"raising the level of tension\" in the Balkans by using the French Open to claim Kosovo belongs to Serbia.

1 min

Malan: Hosts need high-octane show

IRELAND head coach Heinrich Malan says the pressure will be on England to dominate their Test at Lord’s this week with their aggressive style of play.

1 min

Jorg is new Anfield transfer guru

LIVERPOOL have confirmed Jorg Schmadtke will be their new sporting director – until the end of August at least.

1 min

DAD'S SHOCK DEATH IN 2001 PUSHED ME INTO DRUGS SPIRAL

JOE SEALEY onced dreamed of following in his father's footsteps as a goalkeeper - now he fancies owning a football club.

1 min

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