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March 16, 2025

SMACKING CHILDREN COULD BE CRIMINAL OFFENCE

THE DAYS of parents smacking their children could be numbered as MPs attempt to change the law this week.

3 mins

Small boat crisis 'huge gap in UK security'

ILLEGAL Channel crossings have left a “huge gap” in the UK’s national security — with “tens of thousands of people each year illegally entering the country without checks”, the Shadow Home Secretary has warned.

2 mins

Tory call for school phone ban and crackdown on social media

TORIES will this week force a vote to ban mobiles in schools.

1 mins

Truce with Russia 'not likely to hold'

ANY truce with Russia is unlikely to hold and the world should prepare for \"another year of trading time and space, and blood and treasure\" in Ukraine, a former NATO chief has warned.

1 mins

PM puts pressure on Putin at global talks

MILITARY chiefs will gather in London on Thursday, as planning for a post-truce peacekeeping force in Ukraine accelerates.

2 mins

I've found missing flight MH370, claims scientist

A RETIRED scientist thinks he has found the “precise location” of missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 more than a decade after its mysterious disappearance.

1 mins

'Drag killers into dock to face sentence' judges urged

JUDGES should use their existing powers to allow prison staff to use “reasonable force” to get defendants into the dock for sentencing, say former police officers.

2 mins

Astronauts set to finally come home

STRANDED NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams beamed with delight as they prepared to return to Earth after nine months marooned in space.

1 mins

'Labour has lost control ...it's time for serious solutions'

THE SHADOW Home Secretary’s day job involves thinking about threats from terrorists and rogue states which would keep most people awake at night.

4 mins

DNA testing 'could save NHS £700m every year'

THE NHS could save up to £700million a year and prevent thousands of hospital admissions by using DNA testing to personalise prescriptions.

1 mins

Boy's exclusion anguish at school due to milk intolerance

A BOY felt so excluded at school because of his severe allergy he asked his mother if breaking his neck would keep him at home.

1 mins

Tragedy of daughter bullied over allergy

THE mother of a teenager who died from an allergic reaction has revealed how her daughter was \"bullied\" at school because of her food intolerance.

1 mins

Amanda: Strictly row forced me to put off wedding

FORMER Strictly star Amanda Abbington says she has delayed her wedding to Britain’s Got Talent finalist Jonathan Goodwin after one of the “worst years” of her life.

1 mins

Post-Brexit Britain can be world leader in 'gene editing'

BRITAIN must use its post-Brexit freedom to become a world leader in gene editing to cut costs and reduce chemicals used in growing food, MPs have said.

2 mins

Smacking law about changing the culture

VIOLENCE against children horrifies Britons and after each new outrage there are calls for action to ensure this can never happen again.

1 mins

Dithering Starmer must put welfare of ailing UK first

THE SICKNESS bill is spiralling out of control. It is set to rise to £100billion by the end of the decade. That is one-and-a-half times the defence budget. At this rate it will soon be a national emergency.

3 mins

Fab Four are back on track

BUSINESS as usual is very much the message the Royal Family is projecting after last year’s health woes. January saw them get off to a flying start, with the King, Queen and Prince and Princess of Wales conducting engage- ments up and down the country.

1 mins

Judges urged: Get tough on thugs who ram police cars

COURTS should get far tougher on people who use their vehicles to ram police cars, force leaders have urged.

1 mins

Court hearing for collision ship captain

THE Russian captain of the container ship that collided with a US oil tanker in the North Sea this week has appeared in court.

1 mins

Michael's dream showstopper with Dementia Choir strikes a chord

WEST END star Michael Ball says he wanted to perform on stage with the Dementia Choir to show how “music is the last thing people lose” when they have the brain disease.

1 mins

Anger as victims face two-year payout wait

THOUSANDS of violent crime victims have been forced to wait more than two years for compensation due to red tape.

1 mins

Who can stop invader taking over our rivers?

A FURRY foreign invader has taken over Britain’s rivers — with the Government admitting it is powerless to stop them.

1 mins

Is it a killer alien? Nah, just an ant

THIS startling image might look like the stuff of nightmares or an alien invasion but is something far more familiar.

1 mins

Fitness queen Fonda hires a trainer to get in shape for new role...at 87!

HOLLYWOOD icon Jane Fonda made a fortune keeping her followers fit with her workout videos in the 1980s.

1 mins

'Let's teach children how to find a job'

JOBCENTRE staff should be sent into schools to teach children as young as 12 how to find work in their communities.

2 mins

Pressure on Labour as public backs foie gras ban

LABOUR is under pressure to fulfil its promise to ban foie gras imports, after a poll revealed overwhelming public support for the intervention.

1 mins

Cold reception for UK's brave diplomats

After another week of embassy drama, diplomatic editor MARCO GIANNANGELI looks at the life of a British envoy in Moscow, who will face a barrage of harassment from the moment they land in Russia

4 mins

IT'S NOT WISE FOR ME TO EMBARK ON A WAR WITH TWO NUCLEAR POWERS!

Finally, I ask Shaman if he wanted to comment on recent controversial comments made by US President Donald Trump, that Ukraine had started the war with Russia and President Zelensky was “a dictator”.

6 mins

Strife brewing for pubs over takeaway pints

BRITAIN’S struggling pubs have suffered another “kick in the teeth” as the automatic right to sell takeaway pints is ending.

1 mins

Screaming Majors a blast from the past?

SOLDIERS being yelled at by their sergeant to get out of bed in the morning may soon be consigned to history, as a study suggests they actually perform better after a lie-in.

2 mins

This Morning link goes down a Storm

TV presenter Storm Huntley says she was delighted when she was linked to becoming a host of This Morning.

1 mins

Big night for construction gong hopefuls

THE shortlisted teams behind the country's most exciting building projects up for gongs at the British Construction and Property Awards have been unveiled.

1 mins

I was sure pyramids were built by aliens!

When Bradley Walsh set out to solve the mystery of who built the pyramids in Egypt he was convinced he already knew the answer...but would he change his mind?

3 mins

Bin strike giving rats 'a banquet'

THE build-up of refuse caused by a bin collection strike poses a huge public health danger, as rodents feast on a “banquet” of rotting food, pest control experts have warned.

1 mins

'We must try to feel whole again ...before it's too late'

Humans have become obsessed with regulations at the expense of their creative and intuitive side, argues a leading psychiatrist. And unless we reverse this trend, society is racing towards a cliff edge

3 mins

BBC's reality check as gambit fails to pay off

FOR YEARS broadcasting executives have insisted that televised chess just doesn't work. Now Chess Masters: The Endgame is here to prove it. BBC bigwigs had their heads turned by Netflix's hit chess-based mini-drama The Queen's Gambit. You can see the problem immediately. That had a screenplay, chess does not.

3 mins

New 'runways' we all welcome

Nothing ruffles feathers more than the thought of new runways being carved into the landscape.

1 mins

Pot look for mum

My raised beds with a difference will nourish her love of gardening

2 mins

Must Du-brovnik

Lucy Williamson has a high old time visiting Croatia's 'Pearl of the Adriatic'

1 mins

Extra £2bn to boost UK case for the defence

THE Government has pledged an extra £2billion to support UK defence exporters in a bid to unlock more orders from international allies.

1 mins

Having eyes on US prize could be asset to L&G

L&G’s mammoth 9% dividend yield is certainly worth a look.

1 mins

Are Utd’s figures pure Theatre?

IT WASN’T just the big top design and Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s comparison’s with the Eiffel Tower that raised eyebrows when Manchester United revealed their latest plans for a new £2billion stadium to replace Old Trafford this week.

1 mins

How love can be costlier the second time around

FOR MANY older divorcees, finding love again should be a time of joy. Sadly, the financial complexities of a second or third marriage often overshadow the romance. One of the biggest concerns is protecting inheritances for children from an earlier relationship, especially if a new partner has different priorities. Inheritances matter more than ever, as young people struggle to afford university, pay rent or get on the housing ladder without financial help from family. But as more parents divorce and enter new relationships, money can easily go astray.

3 mins

State pension debrief

MILLIONS are looking forward to a 4.1% increase in the state pension next month thanks to the triple lock, but not everybody will get that.

2 mins

Saloon to swoon over in SUV world

BMW has made some of the greatest ever executive saloons with its 3, 5 and 7 Series. But the rise of SUVs has meant compact saloons are often overlooked. The 1 Series hatchback is one of the firm's most popular models, so introducing a booted variant addresses the need for a compact saloon in the 2 Series Gran Coupe.

2 mins

SHEEHAN DOES THE TRICK FOR THE IRISH

DAN SHEEHAN scored a hat-trick as Ireland overcame a sloppy start to secure an unconvincing bonus-point success over Italy - but their hopes of retaining the Guinness Six Nations title were finally crushed.

1 mins

FINAL IS NOT OUR LAST DANCE

Robertson wants to keep squad together

1 mins

Kevin hopes Toon will win it for dad

KEVIN KEEGAN wants Newcastle to end their 70-year domestic trophy drought by beating Liverpool in memory of his Geordie coal-mining dad.

1 mins

TAKING THE MIK

WILLIAM GALLAS has blasted Arsenal's \"unacceptable\" results by claiming Premier League champions do not drop points as cheaply as the Gunners.

1 mins

Coaches could Tel they had a star of future

A SEVEN-MINUTE cameo from the bench in the UEFA Youth League was enough to convince Stade Rennes staff that one 14-year-old gem would quickly outgrow the club.

1 mins

Farke content as Bogle grabs point

LEEDS UNITED manager Daniel Farke insisted his side’s comeback draw with QPR was a “good point”, despite the West Londoners losing their last four matches.

1 mins

O'Brien a star of the present as boss faces past

EVERTON saved the best until last, with a late equaliser from Jake O’Brien rescuing David Moyes against his old club.

1 mins

Great Dane has the Bees buzzing

CHRISTIAN Norgaard completed a Brentford comeback on the same week the Bees captain revealed he feared he might get addicted to sleeping pills.

1 mins

ELANGA BLITZ HAS FOREST DREAMING

ANTHONY ELANGA was the toast of a stunning first-half blitz as Nottingham Forest inflicted yet more misery upon Ipswich to finally end their away-day hoodoo.

1 mins

GLOCK BACKS LEWIS TO LAND TITLE NO.8 AND 'GREATEST' TAG

THE MAN who gift-wrapped Lewis Hamilton's first Formula One title is convinced he can win an eighth.

1 mins

DOC AMY JUGGLES HER LIFE

MANCHESTER THUNDER captain Amy Carter admits she feels “like Hannah Montana” as she balances netball and her career as a junior doctor.

1 mins

Hamilton still learning as he goes for Ferrari

LEWIS HAMILTON says he needs more time to get his confidence up and things right at Ferrari.

1 mins

Wolves survive big scare

LATE tries from Ben Cui (below) and Zane Musgrove broke WIDNES hearts as neighbours WARRINGTON fought back to claim a 26-16 win in a Challenge Cup classic.

1 mins

Virus blow for George

GEORGE MILLS has been forced to pull out of next weekend’s World Indoor Championships in a bitter blow to Britain’s already meagre medal hopes.

1 mins

IT'S A HULL OF A CUP UPSET

LEWIS MARTIN'S superb second-half hat-trick saw Hull produce a huge shock and knock holders Wigan out of the Challenge Cup.

2 mins

VAN'S THE MAIN MAN

IN a week of poignant and popular successes, Mr Vango continued the theme as he defied top-weight to claim the JenningsBet Midlands Grand National at Uttoxeter.