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May 02, 2025

OUR HEROES CAN HONOUR FALLEN FRIENDS

Express campaign wins veterans free travel for memorial trips overseas

3 mins

May the good weather continue into summer...

MAY got off to a fine and dry start in Scotland yesterday - although we missed out on the record-breaking temperatures down south.

1 mins

Buzz off... mosquitoes now found in Shetland

MOSQUITOES have been found as far north as Shetland, according to new research.

1 mins

Lancaster poppies display is poignant reminder of sacrifice

TWENTY thousand handmade poppies mark out a stunning silhouette of Britain's most famous wartime heavy bomber.

1 mins

Statue to Vera Lynn 'has PM's support'

SIR Keir Starmer has backed a new statue of Dame Vera Lynn at Dover, whose cliffs the wartime singer famously celebrated.

1 mins

Rap trio probed by police over 'kill your MP' claim

RAP group Kneecap are being probed by counter terrorism police after videos allegedly showed the band calling for the deaths of MPs and shouting: “Up Hamas, up Hezbollah.”

1 mins

Chapman was saved by Cayman vote Nat

ONE of three SNP MSPs who saved Maggie Chapman’s role on Holyrood’s Equalities Committee voted remotely while in the Caribbean, it has emerged.

1 mins

Anti-booze lobby pushing for annual hike

SCOTS could face a hefty annual rise in alcohol prices if campaigners get their way.

1 mins

'Shame on ministers' as Rod aids autism boy

THE Scottish Government should \"hang its head in shame\" as Rod aids autism boy

1 mins

Swinney is branded as 'dishonest' in fiery FMQs

JOHN SWINNEY was branded dishonest and the Scottish Greens were called “dangerous fanatics” during a heated First Minister’s Questions.

1 mins

US minerals deal is 'little' victory for Kyiv... and a step to peace

UKRAINIANS last night hailed Kyiv’s minerals deal with the US as a step in the right direction to lasting peace.

2 mins

Bungler Waltzes off after bomb chat leak

THE bungling US security adviser who accidentally added a journalist to a group chat discussing classified war plans has stepped down from the post, Donald Trump said last night.

1 mins

At age 10, Charlotte has maturity and inner strength...like the late Queen, her great-grandmother

As the third in line to the throne today celebrates reaching 'tweenhood' (with a slice of mum Kate's home-baked cake, no doubt), royal experts reveal her special role within the Wales family

6 mins

No price can be put on debt we owe veterans

VETERANS who want to honour fallen comrades in Europe will have their costs covered by the Government after our campaign helped force a U-turn.

1 mins

Dogged by Reform, the Tories need to do a good deal fast

OCAL election results today might be dismissed by the losers as unimportant because they only reflect the views of voters in 23 councils and six mayoral posts in England - but don't be fooled. This is a transformational moment in British election history. We are experiencing a once-in-a-century realignment of our politics.

3 mins

Two primary parties plagued by ineptitude

A MOOD of panic is running through the clogged arteries of Britain’s moribund political establishment.

3 mins

LETTING ASYLUM SEEKERS WORK COULD BE STRAW BREAKING BRITAIN'S BACK

IN A REPORT published last month, the Mental Health Foundation called for an end to the current ban on asylum seekers working.

1 mins

Down-to-earth Royal couples grow together

THE King and Queen showed a deep-rooted friendship with Swedish royalty as they planted a gifted oak tree together.

1 mins

Deborah was force of nature, says King

Legacy...Dame Deborah

1 mins

Second Andrew accuser: Giuffre's 'suicide' could have been any of us...

THE second woman who accused Prince Andrew of sexual misconduct has spoken out following the suspected suicide of Virginia Giuffre — and said any victims of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal could have faced the same tragic fate.

1 mins

Teen biker killed after collision

A TEENAGER has died following a crash involving a car and a motorcycle near a cemetery.

1 mins

Walker is airlifted off the Ben

A TERRIFIED walker was airlifted to safety after getting stuck on Britain's highest mountain.

1 mins

'Poison-plot' wife was 'rare social host'

THE estranged husband of a woman who served a poisonous mushroom lunch to her family says it was “rare” for her to host social gatherings.

1 mins

Sycamore Gap accused: 'I was framed by someone stirring the pot'

A MAN accused of chopping down the world-famous Sycamore Gap tree told police he was being framed by someone as part of a feud.

2 mins

Ghost town faces apocalypse now...

PICTURES show workers finally demolishing an abandoned housing estate dubbed “Scotland’s Chernobyl” - starting with a derelict church.

1 mins

Postmasters in £7m dirty money probe

FOUR people will stand trial after a multi-million pound Post Office dirty money probe.

1 mins

Amanda and Alan present... tidy house sale profit for needy kids

IT'S job done for Amanda Holden and Alan Carr, who have sold their Spanish telly renovation for a massive profit.

1 mins

Sticking our necks out to save giraffes

AN endangered Rothschild's giraffe has been welcomed to a safari park in Scotland in a bid to boost breeding.

1 mins

Engelbert on karaoke high note

SINGER Engelbert Humperdinck credits karaoke for keeping his music going as he marks his 89th birthday today.

1 mins

I bend over backwards for others at age 100

EIGHTY years ago Dorothea Barron taught soldiers how to use Morse code and semaphore before the D-Day invasion of Nazi-occupied France.

1 mins

AI Agatha gives tips on writing

ASPIRING writers are being offered lessons from Agatha Christie, thanks to artificial intelligence.

1 mins

Brit Ethel is world's oldest person at 115

ROBUST Ethel Caterham has been crowned the world's oldest person and says the reason she's reached the ripe age of 115 is: \"I do what I like!\"

2 mins

Face of York gladiator fatally mauled by lion

A FORENSIC artist has put a face to the Roman gladiator mauled by a lion in York.

1 mins

£4k legal bill for cockerel's 3am 'torture'

A PENSIONER has been ordered to pay nearly £4,000 after his noisy pet cockerel \"tortured\" neighbours by waking them as early as 3am.

1 mins

Boy, 14, arrested after two teens hurt in knife attack

A TEENAGER has been arrested after a 15-year-old boy and 14-year-old girl were stabbed outside a shop.

1 mins

'Deliberate act ended skydiver Jade's life'

A SKYDIVER who died in a jump may have performed “a deliberate act...to end her own life,” her friends said.

1 mins

British mum, 65, killed in 'frenzied' stabbing at French home

Hunt for killer after victim suffered 'ferocious violence'

2 mins

WHY THE MAN WITH NO NAME NEARLY WASN'T CALLED CLINT

His first casting as a leading man in Spaghetti Western classic A Fistful Of Dollars made Eastwood a cinematic icon. But 60 years on, as the film is re-released on Blu-ray, why director Sergio Leone wanted someone else to play his charismatic (and taciturn) drifter

7 mins

Six stand trial over crypto op

SIX people are to stand trial accused of involvement in an illegal £6million cryptocurrency operation.

1 mins

Monkey business exposed

Charities rescue marshmallow-addicted pet ape

2 mins

300-year-old mummy was man of the cloth...and twigs and flax

THIS mummy has been identified as a vicar, thanks to the unusual way he was embalmed using linen nearly 300 years ago.

1 mins

Boss sacked after slapping Emmerdale star's bottom

AN EXECUTIVE at a leading food company has lost an employment tribunal after it heard he slapped the bottom of ex-Emmerdale actress Gemma Oaten on stage at an industry black-tie event.

1 mins

Chop! Chop! ...if you want to buy Fanny's kitchen

FANNY Cradock's home - familiar to millions of TV viewers as the location for her cookery show - has gone on sale for £5million.

1 mins

Lover fights siblings over tycoon's £18m health drink fortune

THE partner of a health drinks tycoon is fighting his three siblings in court over who inherits his £18million fortune.

1 mins

Suzanne explores eclectic avenues

While Vega has been a fixture in singer-songwriter “best of” lists for 40 years now, it’s almost a decade since her last studio album.

2 mins

Martin's out of his shell

Mike Ward previews tonight’s TV

2 mins

A big hit with village people

THE pros and cons of moving to a retirement village or apartments appear to boil down to two things: on the plus side, you'll be living among like-minded people of a similar vintage but on the minus side, there are high service charges and it can be difficult to sell age-restricted flats.

2 mins

UK has to sail in after the French leave migrant dinghy in distress

Letter of the day

1 mins

Soaring Rolls-Royce boasts tariff-busting results

ROLLS-Royce expects to defy Donald Trump's tariffs mayhem to hit its forecast underlying profit of nearly £3billion in 2025.

1 mins

Post Office in banking deal to keep high street cash flowing

THE Post Office has reached a five-year banking deal with lenders and building societies to keep cash services running amid a continued retreat of banks from the high street.

1 mins

BUICK BACKS COURT

But Will warns Guineas pick may be wrong

1 mins

Ronnie gambles in bid to ferrule world

ROCKET HOPING A CUE SWITCH WILL DO TRICK

2 mins

ROCKET HOPING A CUE SWITCH WILL DO TRICK

RONNIE O’SULLIVAN took an emergency trip to a cue doctor last night in a desperate bid to keep his World Championship alive.

1 mins

Angeball in full flow as Spurs power towards final

TOTTENHAM took a massive step towards the Europa League final with a deserved first-leg win over Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt last night - but a late goal cast an icy shadow of doubt ahead of next week's return leg in the Arctic Circle.

1 mins

LOS LEONES MAULED AS UNITED RUN SHOW

MANCHESTER UNITED put one foot in the Europa League final with their finest display of Ruben Amorim’s troubled tenure.

2 mins

This Fox is risking a big run to safety

LIAM FOX admits he’s taking a big risk for Hearts.

2 mins

MILLER HYPE WON'T ALTER BUDGET PLAN

MICHAEL WIMMER admits Motherwell are prepared to cash in on Lennon Miller in the summer.

2 mins

A THROWBACK TO THE FUTURE

Hamza's instinctive ability was always a joy - Charai

3 mins

SILENCE WASN'T GOLDEN

Shankland speaks out over Critchley axe

2 mins

Outmanoeuvring the wily Desert Fox, with help from Bletchley Park

IN May 1940, Captain Peter Vaux fought bravely in the first British tank battle of the war - seeing his friends killed at Arras as they tried to stop Rommel's panzers sweeping through northern France towards the coast. Two years later, as the intelligence officer for 7 Armoured Division at the battle of Alamein, he was able to submit a report containing a sentence he'd been longing to write: \"The enemy is now in full retreat.\"

6 mins

The SAS: 'A new type of force... to extract the very maximum out of surprise and guile'

David Stirling was an unorthodox officer, and the elite special forces unit he created in the deserts of North Africa was equally extraordinary. They would emerge from the night to create mayhem then melt into darkness. Soon even Rommel knew their name

7 mins

The forgotten war

Even Churchill neglected to give sufficient weight to the fighting in the Far East in his magisterial account of the Second World War. Not fair, writes ROBERT LYMAN