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November 30, 2025

FAMILIES 'NEED WAGES OF £71,000 TO BEAT BENEFITS'

Critics reveal true Budget burden on working parents with three kids

4 mins

Sultana’s boycott of ‘united’ party

ZARAH Sultana yesterday refused to enter the debut conference of the still-unnamed Left-wing party she co-founded with Jeremy Corbyn, accusing organisers of a “witch hunt”.

1 mins

Heartbreak back home as pop star lover misses Alex's return from the jungle

WALKING across the famous bridge after 14 days in the jungle, Alex Scott’s heart sank when she realised her pop star partner Jess Glynne wasn’t there.

3 mins

Cabinet Office runs up bills of £870k on cars

THE Cabinet Office paid out more than £870,000 on official car services in just six months, figures reveal.

1 mins

Shops launder cash for foreign crime syndicates

CRIMINALS are controlling high streets with thousands of stores involved in money laundering, illegal working and counterfeit sales.

1 mins

Kind William visits children of Gaza war

THE Prince of Wales was “moved by the courage” of Gazan children he met after they had been evacuated to the UK for specialist care.

1 mins

Migrants are banned from GP taxi trips

ASYLUM seekers have been banned from using taxis for most medical journeys, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has announced.

1 mins

Smugglers' asylum claims a 'sick joke'

MIGRANT smugglers are exploiting Labour's lax asylum rules to seek sanctuary after piloting small boats across the Channel, the Sunday Express can reveal.

2 mins

Safety threat sparks prison officer exodus

PRISON officers are leaving the service in their thousands each year amid threats to their safety.

1 mins

‘The right to trial by jury is in the DNA of our country’

SCRAPPING jury trials would hand power to a judiciary that has been “captured by identity politics”, an MP has warned.

1 mins

Fridge aisle makes mum ‘flare up just like balloon’

THIS mum is so allergic to the cold that she will “flare up like a balloon” even walking down a fridge aisle.

1 mins

Tatty potatoes and vanishing veg on menu

SUBPAR potatoes and a shortage of veg may be on the menu for Christmas dinners.

1 mins

Fir goodness’ sake! Christmas trees in short supply...literally

BRITONS have been left pining for real Christmas trees amid shortages caused by freak weather.

1 mins

Oscar winner Tom Stoppard dies at age 88

King says playwright was a 'dear friend who wore his genius lightly'

2 mins

George's tribute to best influencer ...his mum Nicky

STRICTLY Come Dancing star George Clarke paid tribute to his mother’s bravery as he continued his bid towards the Musicals Week quarterfinals.

3 mins

People are not daft... there is no way Labour can come back from this

Following Labour's manifestobreaking Budget, Shadow Housing Secretary Sir James Cleverly is even more confident Labour can be kicked out of office at the next election

5 mins

'Labour's future is set. They've got a reputation for dishonesty'

“T actually think Labour’s future is now set,” he says. “They've got a reputation for dishonesty.

1 mins

Police hold 11 after at least 128 die in fire

Burned-out Hong Kong blocks

1 mins

Ukrainians on way to peace talks in the US

A UKRAINIAN delegation headed to the US yesterday for further talks on a peace plan pushed by Donald Trump.

1 mins

Met Office issues bleak Amber alert

TORRENTIAL rain and flooding could cause a “danger to life” as well as travel chaos over the next 24 hours, according to the Met Office.

1 mins

Record £7.3bn fund to mend pothole blight

ACTION on potholes is promised with the “biggest ever investment” in local roads in England as £7.3billion is pledged.

1 mins

Lifeline welfare state must not be abused

BRITAIN’S welfare state was founded by good people who wanted to ensure that losing your job or your health does not catapult you into destitution.

1 mins

Men's mental health crisis is mountain we must conquer

AS AN adventurer, I've faced my share of storms. From Himalayan peaks to jungles where the slightest misstep can mean disaster. But there's a different kind of storm brewing, one that's claiming far too many lives right here at home: the crisis in men's mental health.

2 mins

Festive red carpet rolled out for visit

AS MUCH of the country was focused on Rachel Reeves’s manifesto-breaking Budget last week, the royals had a rare quiet week.

1 mins

The Royal Family should have dealt with Andrew sooner...

BBC veteran David Dimbleby was the go-to man for State occasions for decades. Ahead of his new series, What’s The Monarchy For?, he gives his frankest interview yet on why, despite recent events, The Firm remains the linchpin to a unified Britain

7 mins

'The biggest scandal to rock the institution for 70 years'

THE Royal Family could have avoided the catastrophic publicity of the recent scandal involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's relationship with sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein if they had been more nimble when the accusations first came to light, says David Dimbleby.

5 mins

Defence cash hike missing from Budget

A £32BILLION defence black hole has been uncovered in Rachel Reeves's autumn Budget, with a Government pledge to spend 3.5% of GDP on defence not budgeted for.

1 mins

Half of young adults fearing homelessness

HALF of Britain's 18 to 24-year-olds fear they could be homeless in the next 12 months.

1 mins

'I use one small heater and bleach to keep mould at bay'

Army veteran among millions living in cold and damp houses

2 mins

BOXER'S BIGGEST BATTLE

WHEN Charlie Dugdale was five, he would stand in the boxing gym wearing gloves twice the size of his tiny arms, bouncing on his toes as though he belonged there.

4 mins

'Paddington's like a rock star, people just scream'

IROM humble beginnings in deepest Peru to having tea with the Queen at her Platinum Jubilee, a certain bear holds a special place in our nation’s hearts.

2 mins

PADDINGTON'S PAWSOME

After three hit films, the nation's favourite marmalade sandwich-loving bear arrives on stage in a major new West End Musical tonight. McFly singer Tom Fletcher and actress Bonnie Langford reveal all

6 mins

Mobile mast rent cuts signal connection crisis

THE UK's rural connectivity crisis risks deepening as the government bids to slash rents paid to landowners hosting mobile phone masts, it has been claimed.

1 mins

Britain sleepwalking into insomnia drugs crisis

MORE than one million people were prescribed sleeping tablets last year.

2 mins

Hospital bed blocking costing NHS £7m every day

PEOPLE stuck in hospital beds cost the taxpayer almost £7.4m every single day.

1 mins

NHS has 'no way of knowing if Al causes errors'

THE body that handles NHS complaints says it has no way to record if a problem is caused by artificial intelligence.

2 mins

Barnaby's horrific murder spurred us on to lose 16 stone

WHEN Dr Carol Smith stood in a Tintagel car park on June 13, 2023 reading the text that her son's best friend, Barnaby Webber, had been murdered, she could never have imagined the tragedy would ultimately save her own life.

4 mins

Barnaby’s horrific murder spurred us on to lose 16 stone

WHEN Dr Carol Smith stood in a Tintagel car park on June 13, 2023 reading the text that her son’s best friend, Barnaby Webber, had been murdered, she could never have imagined the tragedy would ultimately save her own life.

4 mins

I'M A WARRIOR... not by profession but by spirit

Maryna Mirzaeva is one of 70,000 women in Ukraine's armed forces. With the embattled country under increasing pressure to sign up to a US peace plan, Lord Ashcroft reports on their extraordinary courage under fire

6 mins

The dotty Duchess

In a world of whimsy, nothing's plain about Jane Percy - TV star, aristocrat, royal pal, magic gardens guru

3 mins

King's getting into the spirit of Christmas

WHAT better way to propose a toast during the King's speech this Christmas than with a whisky that's royal through and through.

1 mins

Home sweet home in Italy's hidden gem

US globetrotter and Mamma Mia Indeed co-founder Kat Smith has put down roots in Trieste. Here, she tells MILO BOYD exactly why

3 mins

Cave new world of festive markets

It may only be November but festivities are in full swing, with Christmas markets decorating our high streets with wooden chalets, assorted wreaths, seasonal treats and the scent of spiced mulled wine.

2 mins

Lone-star city sparkles long into the night

San Antonio is a Texan jewel with lots for the modern traveller, not forgetting its history and fine food, finds ADAM ASPINALL

4 mins

WAY TO HAVE A KRAK AT POLAND

By NATALIE KING

2 mins

Northern lights of Mancunian way

GEMMA JONES discovers that there's a whole lot more to Manchester than football, Christmas markets and Oasis during an action-packed stay

3 mins

WHY THE LAST DINNER PARTY WILL NEVER HAVE A STRICT DRESS CODE

Abandon all inhibition and dress fabulously to The Last Dinner Party’s UK tour, safe in the knowledge you won't be the weirdest person in the room.

1 mins

HONESTY, ATTITUDE AND A WHOLE LOT OF SOUL FROM JESSIE

Great artistry takes time, effort and heartbreak, which accounts for the eight-year wait for Jessie's latest offering.

1 mins

BREAKING DAD

A deafening storm rages. A woman in billowing nightrobes clings to a buffeted tree. Blackout. The shattered trunk lies before a single doorway and huge circular window (perhaps also a watchful eye or the all-seeing moon).

1 mins

Look... but don't touch spiky stars

Jungle and desert cacti come in all shapes and sizes and always make intriguing houseplants

2 mins

Clear, Krispie wintry days

MAKE SOME NOISE Long-tailed tits

1 mins

GAZZA

THE REAL PAUL GASCOIGNE REVEALED FOR THE FIRST TIME

1 mins

Massive drop in pre-Budget property sales

THE number of houses changing hands in the UK slowed year on year in October due to Budget uncertainty and the high cost of moving. UK residential transactions in October 2025 reached 98,450, 2% lower than October 2024, according to HMRC.

2 mins

Alibaba has the magic touch to soar into cloud

ALIBABA, the Amazon of the East, is banking on a $53billion investment in cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence to drive future growth.

2 mins

Pub chain beefs up menu prices over cost of steak

TOBY Carvery owner Mitchells & Butlers has hiked its menu prices as the pub group warned the surge in the cost of steak would push up its costs by around another £30million this year.

1 mins

Shield savings by using your allowances

LAST Wednesday's Budget inflicted a world of pain on pensioners, workers and anyone simply trying to do the right thing with their money.

3 mins

Budget's IHT bright spot

LAST Wednesday's Budget was brutal for taxpayers but there was a rare positive as Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves resisted the temptation to tighten the rules on inheritance tax (IHT), leaving the current system largely untouched.

2 mins

My dart stars with a target

Being an ambassador and volunteer for Prostate Cancer UK has opened up a new world to me over the years. There’s been a lot of hard work but also it’s been a labour of love. And this week I lucked out with an invitation to the Paddy Power World Darts draw, ahead of the championship at Ally Pally.

1 mins

Flat, tired and feeling fed up...maybe you've got winter wipeout?

With December just around the corner, we highlight the five most common reasons you might be struggling at the moment – with self-help and lifestyle tips on what to do about it

4 mins

ENZO'S BLUES DEFINITELY ON WRIGHT PATH

SHAUN WRIGHT-PHILLIPS reckons Chelsea can become serious contenders for the Premier League title should they pick up a win over Arsenal this afternoon.

2 mins

The joys from Brazil

GUNNERS STAR TO SPILL THE BEANS ON WHIZZ-KID ESTEVAO

2 mins

THIAW'S QUICK ON DRAW AS TOFFEES SUFFER A LICKING

MALICK THIAW scored the fastest goal of the season after just 55 seconds as Newcastle coasted to their first Premier League away win since April.

2 mins

PHILLING IN THE CRACKS

Foden finishes what he started after sloppy City get all jittery

2 mins

Lando: Max title dig is 'nonsense'

LANDO NORRIS blasted Red Bull for “talking nonsense” as he came out swinging in response to a jibe from Formula One title rival Max Verstappen.

1 mins

DON'T CALL US ARROGANT

Stokes says England had good and bad moments in that first Test, but...

1 mins

KEEP FAITH WITH ARNE

Kop legend Emile calls for the fans to stick by their troubled manager

1 mins

VICAR OF DRIBBLEY

Spurs sunk after calamity keeper's mad moment puts the seal on a miserable week for Frank's men

2 mins

Brobbey dazzler keeps Black Cats riding wave

REGIS LE BRIS praised Sunderland's resilience after they came from two goals down to beat Bournemouth and climb back into the Premier League's top four.

1 mins

SKY'S LIMIT FOR LAMPS' HIGH FLYERS

COVENTRY maintained their 10-point lead at the top of the table with a 3-1 victory over CHARLTON.

1 mins

RUBEN MUST BE RUTHLESS WARNS SAHA

RUBEN AMORIM'S Manchester United have to be more ruthless if they are to keep making progress in the league.

2 mins

HENDERSON KEEPING ENGLAND DREAM ALIVE

DEAN HENDERSON is challenging to be England's top keeper after getting backed to be Crystal Palace's No1, according to his manager Oliver Glasner.

1 mins

RU WILL HAVE TO CALM DOWN

Amorim fears over Dorgu 'anxiety' are still on the rise

2 mins

FAMILIAR FOE SHOWS DIFFERENCE FOR ARNE

ELEVEN months ago yesterday things were going so well for Arne Slot's Liverpool as they faced off against today's opponents West Ham.

1 mins

Hammers come first says Aaron

CON-GO Wan-Bissaka is one game from the World Cup

1 mins

We've Slot to stick with our boss now

HESKEY BANISHES SACK TALK

2 mins

SPOILS TO THE VICTOR

Trophy-hunting Lindelof sold on Emery's 'vision'

1 mins

Sam's safety ambitions

WOLVES keeper Sam Johnstone insisted the under-performing squad are determined to turn things around for Rob Edwards.

1 mins

YATES: OUR NEW GAFFER HAS GOT FOREST FIRING

NOTTINGHAM FOREST have found their scoring touch under Sean Dyche - and that has left Ryan Yates hungry for more.

1 mins

LATE GREAT MAY A HERO IN THRILLER

ALFIE MAY'S late strike ensured HUDDERSFIELD took a share of the spoils in a 3-3 draw against AFC WIMBLEDON in League One.

1 mins

BEN RUBBISHES ANY ACCUSATIONS OF ARROGANCE

ENGLAND CAPTAIN FIRES BACK

1 mins

WALES GET WHALED ON

Wales 0 South Africa 73

1 mins

Noise isn't Bowl-ing Caleb over

CHICAGO BEARS QB Caleb Williams says his side are still on the rise - and ignoring the noise - as they chase a first Super Bowl appearance since 2007.

1 mins

MOODY'S DIAGNOSIS AN AWFUL REMINDER OF HOW FAR TO GO

MND battle brought into light as Sinfield sets out on yet another fundraising attempt

2 mins

ACE PROFITS AGAIN

GOLDEN ACE was again the beneficiary of outrageous fortune in a chaotic Fighting Fifth Hurdle that left National Hunt great Constitution Hill's career stranded at a crossroads.

1 mins

'IT'S A REAL STRUGGLE HAVING ONE ARM AND A NEWBORN'

As actress Melissa Johns introduces baby Ottilly, she opens up about the challenges and triumphs of being a new mum

5 mins

VERSATILE VELVETS

If sequins and sparkles are not your kind of festive fashion, then White Stuff’s new partywear collection is for you. It’s not about over-the-top glitz - it focuses on timeless, elegant pieces that will look just as chic at a Christmas party as they will at a winter wedding or formal event.

1 mins

EVERY NEW JOURNEY STARTS SOMEWHERE

I left home with one clear intention this morning; buy the exact same shoes I've worn into the ground. Again. Third pair in four years. Same shop. Same brand. Same black canvas lace-up. They go with my mostly black wardrobe, and they work as hard as I do pounding the streets of London.

4 mins

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