Son's plea for corruption activist held over 'trumped up charges'

A STUDENT has asked David Cameron to help secure the release of his anti-corruption campaigner father, who is being held in Azerbaijan on allegedly trumped up charges.

I told my husband, "I HAVE GOOD NEWS ...AND BAD NEWS'

DERVLA McTiernan dismissed the throbbing headaches that had plagued her for months as a symptom of stress, until her husband urged her to go for tests.

Memories of D-day heroes live on as Gold Beach  learning centre opened

THE focal point of commemorations in June marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day will be the spot where tens of thousands of young men were slaughtered in 1944.

I'll have a hole in my heart forever'

THE daughter of hero PC Sharon Beshenivsky says she has been \"in a tunnel of darkness for 19 years\" after her mother was gunned down on the day she celebrated her fourth birthday.

£14bn potholes crisis has left our roads even worse than Russia's

POTHOLE-plagued cost roads £14.4billion a year in economic harm, analysis reveals.

Floods may drive up prices of bread, biscuits and beer

BREAD, beer and biscuits may cost more after winter floods and storms led to big losses for British farmers.

Russian drone strike on hotel

Power damaged in aerial attack

I'll be at GMB until they don't want me, I love it

SUSANNA Reid could be forgiven for wanting a lie-in after two decades of fronting breakfast TV, including 10 years of Good Morning Britain.

Hopes King and Harry will meet again as he flies in for service

...but reunion with William and Kate 'unlikely', sources claim

Yousaf to snub deal with Salmond party despite collapse of SNP grip on power

SCOTTISH First Minister Humza Yousaf was last night set to refuse an electoral pact with Alex Salmond's Alba Party as he battles to save his political future.

Rebels plot to make 100-day 'policy blitz'

ANGRY Tory rebels have drawn up plans for a 100-day \"policy blitz\" in an attempt to turn around the party's fortunes including trying to oust Rishi Sunak.

Readers sharing their sad tales of loved ones dying is so brave...how dare we not listen?'

THE daughter of Dame Esther Rantzen was moved to tears by heartfelt letters which have flooded into the Daily Express's office in support of her Mum's assisted dying campaign.

DAME ESTHER: FIGHTING I AM FOR MY FAMILY AND A LOT OF OTHERS

Families dread having to watch loved ones beg to have their life end and not being able to help'

Car insurance 'rip off' as prices rise by a third in one year

MOTOR insurance cost £157 more in the first quarter of 2024 than a year earlier.

CHILD'S PLAY

PEP GUARDIOLA says Phil Foden is stuck in sixth gear - but having a third child might finally slow him down.

Best is yet to come from hungry Marry

BELL SEES A BRIGHTER FUTURE LED BY BROOK

I promised a dying man I would tell his story...

Heather Morris's incredible novel about the real-life Tattooist of Auschwitz sold 13 million copies and sparked new interest in the Holocaust. As it becomes a gripping six-part TV drama, the writer discusses how she fulfilled a poignant pledge to her friend

‘We cannot believe the boy he has transformed into in just nine weeks!’

LITTLE cystic fibrosis sufferer Jesse Browne proudly displays a drawing of his dad running the London Marathon, as he thrives for the first time thanks to a wonder drug we campaigned for.

Of course we miss her, but even 40 years of Deborah were wonderful

As the late Bowelbabe's charity fund teams up with Omaze for its Million Pound House Draw to raise money for cancer research, Heather James recalls her inspirational daughter two years on

PO 'hushed up' case of sub-postmaster who killed himself

Widow drip fed’ compensation, inquiry told

Training pupils to use 'bleed kits' will save the lives of stab victims like Max

A GRIEVING mother has called on all secondary school pupils to be taught how to use bleed kits - to help save the lives of stab victims.

'Bravery? We did just our job as well as we could'

THE greatest generation met the youngest as the last of our D-Day liberators gave an emotional salute ahead of the Normandy invasion's 80th anniversary.

Civ-ill Service

Government workers took more days off sick than the private sector every year since 1995

Primary teacher admits murdering lover and burying his body in garden

She tied him to bed with lure of sex then stabbed him in neck

Briton accused of being a Russian spy 'recruited men for arson attack'

‘Wagner-linked’ suspect, 20, picked Ukraine target in UK, court told

Yousaf: I’m not quitting

UNDER-FIRE Humza Yousaf has insisted he will not quit as Scotland's First Minister as he fights to cling on to power.

Paradise found...in litter pickers and locals

GOOD neighbours, litter pickers, parks, a corner shop and a decent local help to make the dream community, a poll found.

CARING KING JOINS CANCER CRUSADE

COMPASSIONATE King Charles is vowing to support fellow cancer sufferers after returning to public duties for the first time since his own diagnosis.

Putin Scraps Victory Day Parades Over Drone Fears

HOBBLED Vladimir Putin has cancelled showy Victory Day parades across Russia and occupied Ukraine because he cannot guarantee security from enemy drones.

FODEN LEADS CITY'S CHARGE

Midfielder's double helps side to within point of top