Thousands now feared buried under landslide

THE number of people feared buried after a vast landslide in Papua New Guinea has risen to more than 2,000 fewer than Yesterday dozen bodies had been recovered after Friday's disaster, with rescue operations hampered by rubble up to 32ft deep and a lack of equipment.

Ultra-runner smashes the 45-year record for scaling three peaks

A YOUNG ultra-runner has smashed the world record for the fastest woman to complete the full Three Peaks Challenge - by 18 hours.

Israeli PM admits to 'tragic mistake' after dozens killed

ISRAELI leader Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday admitted his forces had committed a terrible error after air strikes killed dozens of Palestinian refugees in Rafah.

£5m boost in search to find kinder cancer treatment for children

CRUCIAL research into less harsh treatments for children struck by brain tumours has received a £ 5 million boost from Cancer Research UK.

Eamonn and Ruth split 'very recently'

THE breakdown of the marriage of Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford happened \"very recently\", friends insisted last night.

Manhunt for beach attack knife killer as teenager freed

THE knife-wielding beach killer of football coach Amie Gray remained on the loose last night as the hunt intensified for a hooded suspect wanted in connection with her murder.

Campaigners invoice Ofgem 'for doing the job of regulator' on power line expansion

ANGRY campaigners have sent the energy regulator a mock invoice for £572,500 for the time they spent scrutinising National Grid's plans for more pylons across the countryside.

"This is good news'...80 detectives to investigate the Post Office scandal

SCOTLAND Yard will oversee a team of 80 detectives in four regional hubs to investigate the Post Office scandal.

'Teenage Dad's Army'...Labour leader mocks PM's National Service planch

SIR Keir Starmer dodged questions over whether he supported the principle of National Service in his first keynote speech of the General Election campaign.

Back on beach to remember those who fell

IT may well be his final journey to the scene of his greatest triumph.

SAINTS GIVEN A SHOT IN ARM

Adam scores the 200m goal to seal a return to top flight

MURRAY MISERY

Scot well beaten by old foe to bring retirement step closer

CHARLES IS THE KING OF MONACO AT LAST

Emotional Leclerc toasts a victory in his home race

Treasury drops plan to sell NatWest shares to public Pictures: PA

THE Treasury's plan to sell NatWest shares to the public has been abandoned because of the General Election in July.

Sound of Disney composer dies at 95

THE genius who wrote Chim Chim Cher-ee and Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious with his brother has died aged 95.

Infected blood scandal victims sue

HUNDREDS of infected blood victims are suing the Government after criticism over the proposed compensation plans.

Six-figure payout for air steward 'forever grounded' by accident

AN air hostess left unable to do her job after breaking her leg in seven places during severe turbulence has been awarded a sixfigure payout.

Apprentices power surge in British manufacturing

FLOURISHING firms are taking on more apprentices as the UK becomes a global manufacturing powerhouse, figures show.

GP backs 'brave' move by Jersey on assisted dying

A JERSEY GP has told of his pride after the island moved a step closer to legalising assisted dying.

Hamas fires barrage of rockets into Israel

SIRENS sounded across central Israel yesterday for the first time in months as Hamas fired rockets from Gaza.

William and Kate lead tributes to RAF pilot killed in Spitfire crash

THE Prince and Princess of Wales yesterday led tributes to RAF pilot Mark Long who died when a vintage Spitfire crashed.

Happily ever after for Alton Towers couple

A COUPLE who were severely injured in an Alton Towers rollercoaster crash on their first date tied the knot this weekend.

Parties indulging in frivolity is not what we need

THE scale of the challenges facing Britain is enormous but that has not been reflected in the start of the General Election campaign.

Prison officers` 282,000 mental health days off

PRISON and probation staff took the equivalent of more than 770 years off due to mental health problems last year.

'Rachel Reeves is too busy measuring up Noll's curtains to explain £38bn black hole

SHADOW chancellor Rachel Reeves was accused of \"measuring up the curtains\" at No11 as she gloated that a Labour victory is within grasp.

'Boycott stretch leggings to stop plastics plague'

THE stretchy tight-fitting leggings that are so loved by gym-goers, yummy mummies and homeworkers have been blasted for ruining the environment.

Swift escape to bolthole in Cotswolds

POP superstar Taylor Swift has lavish £3.3million rented a Cotswolds retreat for the UK leg of her Eras tour.

UK'S YOUTH MUST "TOUGHEN UP' TO COMBAT GLOBAL THREAT

Grant Shapps: We have to build 'national resilience...in increasingly dangerous world'

KID KOBBIE'S THE MAIN MAN

Teenager unfazed by rapid rise in remarkable season

THE UNSUNG HEROES OF D-DAY ...NO, NOT THE TROOPS

The armada of Allied landing craft deployed in the liberation of France 80 years ago was a miracle of design, a masterpiece of construction and as vital to the invasion's success as the brave men who travelled to war in them