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July 31, 2024

WHY WERE THEY TAKEN FROM US?

GRIEVING families and friends of three angelic schoolgirls stabbed to death during a dance class are left devastated as to why such evil has been visited upon them.

5 mins

Golden boys... marksman and swimmers on target

...as Murray puts farewell on hold with victory in the doubles

3 mins

A-listers ecstatic as Simone seals US win

GYMNAST Simone Biles clinched further Olympic glory last night and cemented her legacy as the greatest gymnast of all time in front of a celebritypacked crowd.

1 min

'No one expects to drop off their kids at a holiday club for them to never come home'

THEY came in their droves for the saddest of all processions.

4 mins

'Firms must not rely on foreign staff'

COMPUTING and engineering firms have \"relied on significant\" numbers of foreign workers for at least a decade, the Home Secretary has revealed.

1 min

Lauryn Goodman 'used Kyle Walker as open chequebook'

Judge says model exaggerated cash needed in maintenance row

2 mins

Cutting winter fuel payments shows Labour priorities

‘Labour has left the old who tend to vote Tory with little’

3 mins

We're beachy keen!

Lapping up the hottest day of 2024...before storms roll in

1 min

Labour planning to build 1.5 million 'ugly homes' warns Kemi

SHADOW Housing Secretary Kemi Badenoch has hit out at Angela Rayner's ambition to build 1.5 million \"ugly houses\" in England.

2 mins

'Untouchable' hate preacher is likely to die behind bars

HATE preacher Anjem Choudary has been jailed for life after inspiring jihadi atrocities around the globe.

2 mins

'Hidden' costs of sick staff going to work rises by £25bn

THE cost of workers' sickness has risen by £30billion since 2018 with at least £25billion arising from lower productivity, a think-tank claimed.

1 min

'I need someone to come over... gun tragedy head's plea after husband hit her at top school

A HEADTEACHER fatally shot by her husband earlier told her sister he had hit her, an inquest heard.

2 mins

Racing commentator's dying daughter 'called 999 to say she had been shot with crossbow'

THE daughter of BBC racing commentator John Hunt texted a pal for help before she was shot by a crossbow-wielding attacker and then dialled 999, an inquest yesterday heard.

2 mins

Brother in ₤14m toy fortune battle claims sibling is not his dad's son

TWO sons of a toy tycoon are in a court battle over his £14.5million business empire as one claims the other is not his father's child.

1 min

Omagh inquiry will 'fearlessly' find truth

AN inquiry into the Omagh bomb atrocity that killed 29 people will seek the truth \"rigorously and fearlessly\", its chairman vowed.

1 min

Israel strikes Beirut as Britons told 'leave now'

FEARS of all-out war in the Middle East were growing after Israel attacked Lebanon's capital Beirut in revenge for the rocket assault which killed 12 children and young adults.

2 mins

Skin therapy may save children from lifetime of insulin injections

A DRUG used for the skin condition psoriasis could help treat the early stages of type 1 diabetes in children and young people without the need for insulin, a trial has found.

1 min

DAYS OUT WITH A DIFFERENCE

From the birthplace of football to Ancient Egypt, pioneering pottery and deep-sea diving, some of the UK's quirkiest museums have joined the ranks of 5,900 collections backed by the National Lottery Heritage Fund over the past three decades...

6 mins

Retirees risk paying price of ignoring a tax demand

MORE than 140,000 pensioners are set to receive a tax demand from HMRC for the first time in the coming weeks and experts warn they risk penalties if they ignore them.

1 min

HOORAY FOR HENRY

O'Brien's miler ready to be a millionaire

1 min

Wood feels the need for speed

MARK WOOD says he will never compromise his raw pace, even if learning a new skill makes him more \"deadly\".

1 min

Elliott keen to top chart of regulars in Liverpool side

HARVEY CUTS HIS HOLIDAY SHORT TO CEMENT A PLACE

3 mins

FLOORLESS

Super Simone puts Tokyo troubles behind her as Team USA shine

2 mins

FAB FOUR RECORD A SPLASH HIT

Awesome relay team get back to where they belong

2 mins

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