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March 22, 2024

Camilla who? Tot steals royal scene

ALL eyes were on the Queen in Northern Ireland yesterday until a cheeky toddler decided he should be upfront and centre of all the royal attention.

1 min

Kate eases back into job by working from home

THE Princess of Wales is working on her early-years project from home as she prepares to return to royal duties after Easter.

1 min

Watchdog fears ministers will ignore call for pension payouts

MILLIONS of women should be given compensation \"as a matter of urgency\" over state pension age changes.

3 mins

'As you watch this I'm dead.But assisted dying is not about giving up, nor about death... it's about dignity'

‘lL resent that don't have a choice. think it's unfair and cruel. You could help change the laws’

4 mins

Migrant emergency declared after Lords stall Rwanda Bill

LABOUR has been blasted for blocking the Government's Rwanda deportation plan as No10 declared a \"migrant emergency\" Wednesday was the busiest day so far for Channel crossings in 2024, with 514 people making the journey in 10 small boats.

1 min

Daisy's fresh start as baby on the way with her new love

THIS Country star Daisy May Cooper beams with joy alongside her new love after announcing she is pregnant.

1 min

Rachel Reeves is no Thatcher and won't take us forwards

RACHEL Reeves this week pulled off a remarkable political trick. The Shadow Chancellor managed to à convince some people she is the heir to Margaret Thatcher, promising a \"decade of renewal\" like the one Britain experienced after hitting rock bottom in the late 1970s.

3 mins

Energy Firms Told To Improve 'Dire State' Of Customer Help

ENERGY giants Scottish Power, Ovo and British Gas rank worst for customer service, according to Which? which told them to get their house in order.

1 min

Upmarket supermarket...

Aldi to move into Chelsea and Kensington

1 min

Spring brings a rose-tinted spectacle

YOU can almost sniff the change in seasons as the glorious Yoshino cherry trees at Kew reach their peak in time for its Sounds of Blossom festival.

1 min

Boy murdered by own mum suffered burns and 70 injuries

Monster's Bible punishments

1 min

It's a blast...dad blows up chimney

LUCKY Geraint Williams topples a 450ft chimney with the press of a button after winning a charity raffle.

1 min

13 years' jail for ex-Kop star turned drug dealer

A LIVERPOOL youth \"prodigy\" who became a prolific drug dealer when injury cut short his football career is now behind bars.

1 min

MP's bid to block import of hunters' barbaric' trophies

TROPHY hunters will be banned from bringing their spoils\" into Britain.

1 min

Missiles rain down in revenge attack on Kyiv

RUSSIA launched a major aerial assault on the Ukrainian capital yesterday the first time it has been hit for 44 days.

1 min

Potty! Workers turn up to do repairs but fail to fix 50 potholes

FED-UP residents living on a road dubbed \"Pothole Avenue\" say workers finally arrived after months of protest - then only carried out a few repairs.

1 min

Facelift gives bulldog Tuna new look at life

TUNA the two-year-old bulldog can finally breathe easily after major facial surgery.

1 min

£1m winner to buy 'best quality of life’ for dying husband

A CARER who won a £1million lottery prize hopes a spacious new bungalow will make her terminally ill husband's life easier.

2 mins

BARNES IS BANNED

Canaries striker rocked by BHA exclusion order

1 min

The fans can't trust F1 - and it goes right to the top

HAMILTON SLAMS FIA FOR CREATING TOXIC CULTURE

2 mins

Page's boys take a giant step towards joining the Euros party

DRAGONS ACE FINNISHING SCHOOL AS POLES AWAIT

2 mins

MAINOO'S A BELL RINGER

'Incredible' teen Kobbie reminds Maguire of Jude when he was same age

3 mins

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