Can the dream of smartphone-free kids come true?

Experts believe that phone-based childhoods are seriously harming mental health and parents are fighting back says Emily Phillips

'Outrageous': Hall blasts Khan after he calls her dangerous

SADIQ KHAN was accused by his Tory rival Susan Hall of an \"outrageous\" slur after describing her as the \"the most dangerous candidate I've fought against\" during a live radio debate.

When two worlds collide in a London pub? Time for a Swift half

THE Black Dog in Vauxhall was, until the mighty Taylor Swift effect, a fairly average south London pub. It hasn't been a boozer for some time.

Voyeurism claims: just one in 10 led to charge

ONLY one in 10 reports of indecent exposure or voyeurism ended with a prosecution last year despite evidence that the killer of Sarah Everard could have been stopped if previous flashing crimes had been tackled, MPs were told today.

Artists, fire up your old Escorts: Turner Prize race begins

A RED Ford Escort covered in a giant doily is among the art works nominated for this years Turner Prize.

Shapps clashes with unions over cuts to fund the Army

MINISTERS locked horns with union chiefs today after vowing to fund an extra £75 billion for defence partly through thousands of Civil Service job cuts.

Fright and flight: cavalry horses charge through London

Chaos as animals throw riders and bolt three miles eastwards, hitting cars and a bus

Wonderful look at an extraordinary movement

THE Blue Rider is the name of a picture, a periodical and a movement, all centred on the intense, bespectacled figure of Wassily Kandinsky.

Mudryk's lack of belief leaves his manager with tough call

IN THE 95th minute at Wembley on Saturday, a free-kick from Mykhailo Mudryk pretty much summed up his Chelsea career so far.

Timber hails his 'amazing' return

ARSENAL defender Jurrien Timber is itching to play a role in the title run-in after making his comeback for the Under-21s last night.

STRUGGLING BLUES TWO WILL HAVE THEIR WORK CUT OUT TO STOP RICE

FOR SO long it was assumed that Declan Rice would end up back at Chelsea, and tonight he can show them what they let slip through their fingers.

'TIME TO SHOW WE CAN COPE WITHOUT COLE'

POCHETTINO CONFIDENT HIS SQUAD WILL STEP UP IF TALISMAN PALMER MISSES HUGE CLASH WITH LEADERS

Soaring Eagles heading to top flight as they defy odds after season of change

CRYSTAL PALACE WOMEN could be forgiven for partying until 4am on Monday.

Udogie's absence puts Ange on the spot over Saka

BY THE time Tottenham host Arsenal in Sunday's crunch north London derby, Mikel Arteta's side will have played four times since their rivals' last fixture the 4-0 defeat at Newcastle on April 13.

Is this the most charming spot in Tuscany?

Oliver Poole was stunned to inherit a farmhouse, then realised it was too special not to share

It seems men can't read my 'baby on board' badge

I WAS initially resistant to wearing a \"baby on board\" badge.

Jail for designer who smuggled in bags made from pythons

A LUXURY handbag designer to the stars has been jailed after smuggling purses made from the skins of protected reptiles.

Horror mid-air crash leaves 10 dead at military parade

TEN people have died after two military helicopters collided in mid-air during a rehearsal for a military parade.

We'll fight on, says family of youth in Edwards storm as he quits BBC

THE family of the young person at the centre of the Huw Edwards storm has vowed to keep fighting for answers despite his resignation from the BBC.

Met chief: You'll need to change law if you want to ban these marches

SIR Mark Rowley has warned MPs that they will have to change the law if they want to make it easier to ban pro Palestinian marches as he defended the professionalism of the police officer who stopped an \"openly Jewish\" man from walking towards protesters.

Three men, woman and a child:latest victims in the Channel after Rwanda Bill gets past peers

AT LEAST five migrants including a child died attempting to cross the Channel in a small boat packed with around 110 people, police and coastguards said today.

'I was once told to kiss 10 men at audition to test our chemistry'

Hathaway says she pretended to be excited for gross’ idea at a very different time’

Free Earth Day from the corporate greenwashers

TODAY is Earth Day. Mean anything to you? On April 22, 1970, a Wisconsin senator launched it to put environmentalism in the spotlight.

Hall: Just 10 days left to scrap Ulez and Khan's pay per mile, – and I'll fix London's decline

TORY candidate Susan Hall today promised to \"fix\" London as she published her mayoral manifesto.

Tyman joins London exodus in £790m deal

THE exodus from the London Stock Exchange claimed yet another long-established UK company today, deepening fears about low valuations and their implications for the City.

MOYES MUST PLAY WAITING GAME BUT END TO REIGN LOOKS IN SIGHT

THE official party line - from David Moyes and from West Ham's hierarchy - has not changed: a decision over the manager's future will not be taken until the campaign is done and the summer recess in swing.

SALIBA: WE NEED DERBY DOUBLE TO STAY IN HUNT

STAR EYES PERFECT WEEK AND SAYS ARSENAL MUST WIN ALL FIVE OF THEIR REMAINING GAMES FOR SHOT AT TITLE

Ten Hag's time is surely up after this show of ineptitude

Second-half display nearly costs United after letting 3-0 lead slip

Saliba hopes to fit bill in title charge this time around

Defender in top form ahead of pivotal week

Asda CFO says the Issas are ‘in it for the long haul'

THE acting boss of Asda today insisted that the billionaire Issa brothers are still \"in it for the long-haul\" despite reports that one of them is seeking to exit Britain's third biggest supermarket chain.