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June 27, 2022

Defy EU so we can fix Brexit deal problems

Truss will urge Tory MPs to...

2 mins

Martin’s duty...was to grow stubble

FRESH-FACED Martin Compston was banned from shaving in the morning for the first series of Line Of Duty – because bosses feared he would look too young.

1 min

Normal service is resumed

EMMA Raducanu was all set for Wimbledon yesterday as she declared herself fit and ready for the championships.

1 min

Bullish Boris ‘focused on growing economy’ as he dismisses critics

DEFIANT Boris Johnson yesterday faced down Tory critics by insisting the Government’s record under his leadership has been “quite exceptional”.

2 mins

Steel tariffs plan to save British jobs

BORIS Johnson may breach trade rules by slapping tariffs on steel imports.

1 min

‘This looks terrible for Charles...who accepts large bags of cash like that?’

PRINCE Charles was facing serious questions yesterday after he admitted receiving £2.5million in cash donations from a former Qatari prime minister.

3 mins

Death rains down on Kyiv again

AT LEAST one person was killed and six seriously injured after Russian bombers fired a barrage of cruise missiles into Kyiv yesterday.

3 mins

‘Le Bromance' – Boris And Macron Become Cordiale

Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron buried the hatchet yesterday as they agreed to focus on Ukraine.

2 mins

A knight (and a Queen of Soul) to remember

SIR Paul McCartney, and soul icon Diana Ross fronted possibly the UK’s greatest ever weekend of rock and pop.

1 min

Boris Needs The Iron Lady's Resolve To Deliver Tory Values

Once the steamroller of British politics, Boris Johnson is now limping from one crisis to another. Battered by the Partygate scandal, weakened by economic strife, and undermined by backbench rebellions, the Prime Minister has been plunged into further turmoil by two shattering byelection defeats.

3 mins

IRA bombing victims to sue Gerry Adams

IRA bomb victims are suing Gerry Adams over his alleged involvement in three bomb attacks in Britain.

2 mins

French police ‘blinkered’ in their hunt for Alps assassin

Detective: Britons were never gunman’s real target

1 min

Boris backs moves to ban male-born trans athletes

BORIS Johnson has given his backing to British sporting bodies that want to block male-born transgender athletes from competing against women.

2 mins

Think this is bad... wait for the school holidays

PASSENGERS are facing up to six-hour waits as overwhelmed airports risk being plunged into yet more chaos during school holidays.

1 min

Frank Williams, one of the last Dad’s Army stars, dies at 90

ACTOR Frank Williams, known to millions as Dad’s Army vicar Timothy Farthing, has died aged 90.

1 min

Rail chief: Unions risking lives by blocking safety kit

RAIL bosses have accused unions of endangering workers by blocking the introduction of life-saving safety equipment.

2 mins

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