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June 05, 2023

Rishi: I Will Do What It Takes To Stop Boats

RISHI Sunak will today vow to do everything to curb the migrant crisis - including spending up to £6billion.

4 mins

Signal fault blamed for 275 rail deaths

A RAIL crash which killed 275 people in India was caused by an electronic signalling fault which led a train to change on to the wrong tracks.

1 min

How wonderful life is while you're...on top of the world

SATURDAY night's alright for winning! Manchester City end their FA Cup triumph on a high note - thanks to a homecoming greeting by Sir Elton John.

1 min

Long wait for foreign nationals' citizen bid

PLANS to make Britain appear less of a \"soft touch\" on immigration could see foreign nationals wait longer to become citizens here.

1 min

Archie's mum: I want to make family sure no experiences what we were made to go through

ARCHIE Battersbee's mother Hollie Dance will today call for changes in the law when she gives evidence to an inquiry into the death of her brain-damaged son.

4 mins

Boris Given Free Rein On Covid Inquiry...But Risks Losing Legal Aid

BORIS Johnson will not be restricted over what he can tell the Covid inquiry, a senior minister has said.

2 mins

Charles's Highgrove paintings up for sale

A SERIES of five artworks by King Charles III of the rural residence he's called his \"pride and joy\" are to go on sale for £2,500.

1 min

Holly to address Schofield scandal 'openly, honestly' as she returns to the sofa

Show staff rallying behind 'nervous' star

2 mins

Clarkson: This Morning witch-hunt's weird

JEREMY Clarkson says he finds the criticism of Phillip Schofield over his secret fling with a younger colleague \"weird\" - as he has \"never seen a witch-hunt like it\".

1 min

Covid Probe Already In Danger Of Being A Costly Irrelevance

‘The Inquiry already has contracts worth £113m and 63 barristers’

3 mins

Common sense wins in the Oxford debate

THE appearance of Dr Kathleen Stock at the Oxford Union the home of free speech for more than two centuries proved yet again what a bunch of hysterical cry babies some trans rights militants have become.

2 mins

The Rocket Man still soars to the heights

LOUD AND PROUD: Elton's still like a young rocker

1 min

Green levies to add £4bn to food bills

GREEN levies will raise food prices by £4billion after they arrive next year, warn retailers.

1 min

TOP JOB FOR LEW

Hamilton: We can reel in Red Bull

2 mins

Visa delay could see Mirra miss SW19 shot

RUSSIAN and Belarusian players such as teenage prospect Mirra Andreeva fear missing Wimbledon next month because of long delays in issuing UK visas.

1 min

Doubles pair kicked out as Kato 'does a Djokovic'

JAPAN's Miyu Kato was disqualified from the French Open for doing a \"Djokovic\" hitting a courtside ball and girl in the neck with a ball.

1 min

Murray can still turf it out on grass court

WIMBLEDON AMBITION INSPIRES ANDY AGAIN

2 mins

NAPPY DAYS ARE HERE FOR BOWEN

Glory can give new dad a dream treble

2 mins

'Disgrace seeing our families attacked'

JARROD BOWEN has branded the violence that tarnished West Ham's gateway to the Europa Conference League final a \"disgrace\".

1 min

Fans Turn On Leo In Messi Farewell

THE booing of Lionel Messi at his final Paris Saint-Germain game was branded "lamentable" as the superstar decides on his next move.

1 min

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