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March 23, 2025

ASYLUM CRISIS WRECKING OUR COMMUNITIES

THE devastating impact of Britain's asylum crisis on communities across the UK has been exposed by desperate councils.

3 mins

FM's US junket after 'antagonising' Trump

JOHN Swinney is planning a taxpayer-funded jolly to the US just weeks after “antagonising” Donald Trump.

1 min

'Netflix deal for Harry' to mark 30 years since Diana death

PRINCE Harry will be offered the chance to make a documentary to mark the 30th anniversary of his mother Princess Diana’s death, a senior Hollywood source has revealed.

2 mins

From poverty, to champ to the King of the Grill!

TRIBUTES poured in last night for boxing legend George Foreman as his family said \"our hearts are broken\" in announcing his death at the age of 76.

3 mins

'Taxes will only make it harder to get people off benefits'

BUSINESSES being clobbered with tax hikes by the Government will thwart its plans to get people off benefits and back to work, hospitality and retail bosses have warned.

3 mins

Nats have 'spectacularly failed to deliver' rollout of superfast broadband

THE Scottish Government has been accused of a “spectacular” policy failure after it emerged its flagship broadband vow isn’t even half finished — four years on from the promised completion date.

2 mins

Don't panic... next Bond will be British!

THE NEXT actor having a licence to kill on the big screen as James Bond will be British.

1 min

Sophia's brave journey inspired by star Shirley

A YOUNG girl who had lifesaving heart surgery as a baby has competed for Britain in ballroom dancing — after being mentored by Strictly head judge Shirley Ballas.

3 mins

'We're the Spartans of politics'

Dame Andrea Jenkyns is at the vanguard of what could be one of the greatest transformations in UK politics. And having left the Tories for Reform UK she firmly believes Labour can be ousted after one term, with Nigel Farage moving into No10 Downing Street

4 mins

Mum jibe left legend Rossi speechless!

STATUS Quo legend Francis Rossi was left speechless when a fan asked him which hotel he was staying at - so he knew where to collect his mother the next day.

1 min

Top doctor: UK is finished if another pandemic strikes

A TOP doctor has claimed the UK would be “finished” if another pandemic strikes, as he defended the Covid lockdown five years on.

1 min

How Iran directs Houthis in US war

IRAN has been directing the Houthis war with the US in Yemen with its generals planning strikes on ships in the Red Sea, according to regional experts.

2 mins

Enough is enough ...let's end factory farm cruelty now

HAVE always thought it’s much more important what you put into your mouth, rather than what comes out of it. Two years ago I was alarmed to find out a food I thought was essential to health and well-being, Tasmanian Atlantic Salmon, was, in fact, the opposite.

3 mins

State 'plastic' for uncivil servants

AMID ALL the wrangling and wrestling over what should or shouldn't happen to counter this country's burgeoning benefits bill, one story has been allowed to slip through relatively unnoticed. But it certainly deserves the full attention of all of us who fund this unjustifiable jamboree of bogus spending.

1 min

'Selfie King' on a Gen Z mission

ON HIS last solo trip abroad, I wrote that the Prince of Wales appeared more relaxed and upbeat.

1 min

I HAD PLANNED TO BE A RADIO JOURNALIST... BUT WAS TOLD I SOUNDED TOO NORTHERN!

HER DISTINCTIVE northern voice has been heard in a host of major TV shows, from Coronation Street and Scott & Bailey to her latest hit, The Madame Blanc Mysteries. But popular actress Sally Lindsay reveals she was turned down for her first choice of career...because bosses thought she sounded too northern.

5 mins

Bomb squad drama after chemicals find

THE bomb squad yesterday carried out a controlled burn of explosive chemicals found at a home in Sussex.

1 min

'Farcical' court ban on watching TV on phone

A COURT in Yorkshire has become the first in Britain to ban people from watching TV on their smartphones when in its building.

1 min

'Charismatic leader' Jordan honoured by Aston Martin...

THE motor-racing team started by the late Eddie Jordan had a special emblem on its cars at the Chinese Grand Prix as a tribute to him.

1 min

It's the Silicon Valleys... data hotspots revealed

A REGIONAL breakdown of the capacity for data centres across Britain has revealed that Wales has become a \"silicon valley\".

1 min

Gossip Girl Blake delivers lively insight into world of penguins

ACTRESS Blake Lively is to share the gossip on what penguins get up to for a new nature series.

1 min

MPs debate rejoining EU after petition

PARLIAMENT will discuss rejoining the EU tomorrow after a petition was signed by 133,000 people.

1 min

Prue: What Paul and I do in our Bake Off trailer

DAME Prue Leith has finally revealed what she and Paul Hollywood get up to when they are banished from the Bake Off tent for three hours - she writes cookbooks and he watches \"manly\" TV shows.

1 min

Cancer for brother of the Nolans

THE brother of singer Linda Nolan has been diagnosed with prostate cancer just months after his sister’s death.

1 min

'Mums were blamed ...that was shocking'

THE HEAD of a probe into NHS maternity failings has told how the cases that shocked her most were when mothers were lied to and blamed for babies’ deaths.

2 mins

Sir Chris has '15 or 16' options in his cancer fight

SIR Chris Hoy has “15 or 16” options open to him as he vowed to continue his fight against cancer.

1 min

Where there's a will...pets in the lap of luxury!

FUR could fly at will readings across the country as almost a third of pet owners have included their dogs or cats, according to research.

1 min

The state's failed Gen Z! I'm amazed they're not more angry

RECENT headlines claiming young Britons would not fight for their country caused a wailing and gnashing of teeth among sections of the commentariat.

7 mins

Covid's legacy of anxiety for 2 million young adults

MORE than two million young adults say the pandemic has had a huge impact on their mental health, a study reveals.

1 min

Dig reveals Stonehenge-style circle from Bronze Age

A BRONZE Age stone circle likely to have been used in ancient rituals nearly 4,000 years ago has been discovered in a forest.

1 min

Truth behind the real-life X-Files...

THE TRUTH is out there — and X-Files star David Duchovny aims to uncover it in his new TV show.

1 min

Family farms face closure as Reeves' tax raid looms

FARMERS in the North East are set to bear the brunt of Rachel Reeves’s looming inheritance tax raid, at an average estimated cost of more than £1.8million.

2 mins

Life's a beach... if you can fork out £1.4m for stunning island farm

A STUNNING 566-acre Orkney farm with its very own private sandy beach is up for sale at nearly £1.4million.

2 mins

'The BBC gave me a million quid to go away'

WHEN Jim Davidson wants to cheer himself up, he reads the papers. \"There's nothing funnier than the news,\" the veteran comedian tells me.

5 mins

Double trouble

Bad blood spills easily after the first cut. In Michael Mann’s incendiary 1995 thriller Heat, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino’s sworn enemies famously trade verbal blows on opposite sides of a table in a busy diner.

1 min

Teen tragedy driven by toxic social media

RIVETING Netflix drama Adolescence made such an impact it was mentioned in Parliament. Shot in one continuous take, the four-part mini-series tells the story of Jamie, a 13-year-old plumber's son, who is accused of murdering a female classmate with a kitchen knife.

3 mins

Unmasking my car park singer

A multistorey car park makes a gloomy stage for one of nature's rarely observed performances. Somehow, above the screeching tyres and the echoey clatter of shopping trolleys, a jolly jingle was ringing out over the regimented rows of parked vehicles to bring a sense of spring joy.

1 min

Dazzling dahlias

Act now and be in for a late-summer sensation

2 mins

There's a serious side to laughter

Good giggles and belly laughs are harder to come by as we get older. If you remember roaring with laughter more when you were a child, you're probably right as research shows we drop off a humour cliff in our early 20s.

4 mins

In pod we trust

In wonderful Cape Town, Richard Price searches out whales and wine at this top-value long-haul location

4 mins

Wetherspoons hit by £60m NI and labour bill

PUB giant J D Wetherspoon has reported a dip in profits in its half-year results, despite an uplift in sales.

1 min

Premium housebuilder changes tack with move into 'hot rental market'

HOMEBUILDER Berkeley Group stands apart from the pack with its London and South West-focused properties averaging a £600,000 price tag. Third quarter trading landed with a thud of familiarity, with sales rates ticking higher, echoing the steady progress seen across the housebuilding sector.

1 min

Confidence in economy ticks up

CONSUMER confidence rose this month as Britons became more pessimistic about their own finances, but more optimistic about the UK’s, a survey showed.

1 min

Difficult role that's riddled with risk and responsibility

THE LOSS of a loved one is difficult enough, but for those tasked with handling their estate, the agonisingly slow probate process can make it even worse.

3 mins

Pension pot fightback

FIVE-MINUTE GUIDE TO... AVOID 60 PER CENT STEALTH TAX TRAP

2 mins

JUDE HOLDING KEY TO GLORY

Tuchel will build his England project around Bellingham

2 mins

Rice gets last laugh over marvellous Myles

ENGLAND midfielder Declan Rice was delighted to be proved right after Myles Lewis- Skelly's record-breaking debut for his country.

1 min

Viv fears Three Lions will stay a closed shop

VIV ANDERSON was the first black footballer to play for the Three Lions. He fears he will never see a black England manager.

2 mins

Jimmy has hope Thomas can end his heartbreak

FORMER England coach Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink hopes Thomas Tuchel can help erase his painful Euro 2024 final heartbreak.

1 min

ELITE LOSSES SHAPED SCOTS

FOR a while it felt like an act of folly on Steve Clarke’s part. Before we'd even got to the Euro 2024 Finals, he’d lined up games against football’s big guns — France, Holland and England.

3 mins

Heimir is aiming to put on a show

IRELAND boss Heimir Hallgrimsson wants to lay down a marker tonight - and for the rest of the year.

1 min

O'Neill delighted at Ethan progress

NORTHERN IRELAND boss Michael O'Neill is thrilled former Manchester United starlet Ethan delivering on the promise he first saw in him at 15.

1 min

BLUES BROTHERS ARE ROCKIN'

THEIR relationship on the pitch is clear at the heart of Scotland’s midfield. And off it, Scott McTominay says his Napoli pal Billy Gilmour is now more like a little brother than a team-mate.

3 mins

Hughes and Howe coach kid Charlie

SCOTLAND Under-21s defender Charlie McArthur has been managed by Eddie Howe and Mark Hughes this season.

1 min

Roberto backed for axe if he fails

ROBERTO MARTINEZ should be sacked if his Portugal team gets knocked out of the Nations League tonight and has to face Scotland in the World Cup, according to former PORTUSAL international Pedro Barbosa.

1 min

Slot's switched on to title fear

A RNE SLOT will warn his Liverpool players that they will be haunted forever if they fail to bring the Premier League title back to Anfield.

2 mins

FERGIE TIME WAS EASIER

MANCHESTER UNITED legend Bryan Robson Ruben reckons Amorim has accepted a tougher challenge at Old Trafford than the one handed to Sir Alex Ferguson almost 40 years ago.

2 mins

United door now closed to Marcus

RUBEN AMORIM will not offer Marcus Rashford a Manchester United lifeline this summer.

1 min

Big George became true boxing icon

WHEN the great Muhammad Ali died, George Foreman said in one of his many tributes to his foe-turned-friend that he was “bigger than boxing”.

1 min

Bairns cruise 11 points clear at top

FALKIRK extended their lead at the top of the table to 11 points after a 2-0 victory over bottom side Airdrieonians.

1 min

Anning's name in the history books

AMBER ANNING went the long way round before charging to 400m glory but admitted her victory \"was a bit messy.\" After surviving some bumps, the double Olympic relay medallist finished like a train to become the first British woman to win an indoor world title over two laps and deliver a second gold for a slimmeddown team in Nanjing, China.

1 min

HAMMY MAKES A QUICK der bipar Verdader POINT

EWIS HAMILTON let his rivals know that he's not yet Formula 1 history with a statement first Ferrari victory.

2 mins

SMASH & GRAB

Graeme Macpherson

1 min

Kyle's making up for lost time

KYLE STEYN hopes his Six Nations nightmare could turn into a blessing in disguise.

1 min

FERGAL ON FIRE AGAIN

SIOG GEAL sprinkled some magic for Fergal O’Brien as she bravely secured a 79-1 across-the-card ITV stable double yesterday.

1 min

'MY DOGS ARE A JOY THEY ARE JUST MAGIC'

Big Brother star Kate Lawler talks about settling down after the show, how her life changed when she became a dog parent and finding motherhood difficult