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Widdecombe murder WAS political, terror police believe
Widdecombe murder WAS political, terror police believe
Sturgeon will NOT be releasing fraud probe statement to police
Your mission, if you choose to accept it, guess the A-list star...
Cheers! Drinker on mammoth pub crawl around UK reaches his 10,000th ale house
Reform MPs hold talks over security
Did killer see Ann’s home on TV just days before he struck?
Trans activist who wished former MP a ‘painful death’ to be investigated
Her death elicited anguish, affection and humour. All I could feel was a hollowing sorrow
Reform MPs hold talks over security
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Scots pupils lose out on university to make way for fee-paying students
UK must start drilling, bosses tell Burnham
Law change vow targets grooming gang leader
Family ‘utterly heartbroken’ after Scottish boy, 16, killed in stab horror
…while nearly 700 knife crimes are recorded in schools over five years
Trump threatens to charge a 20% toll on tankers using Strait
Labour finally bans support for Tehran’s military thugs
Top civil servant sues after Starmer axed him
It’s all going swimmingly for Holly as she shares bathing suit snaps of her baby bump
Jab could save your life
Dog walker shooting to feature in crime show
Generation unhealthy
Father died trying to save children at sea
Former Tory MP ‘groped breasts of two women after he pestered them to drink with him at Groucho Club’
Foul play over Falklands! PM’s rebuke after Argentina rake up sovereignty before semi
A KING’S RANSOM
Slash green bills to boost UK economy by £130billion, Burnham told
Whizz through Swiss e-gates in £5bn deal
Rowling rape support centre brands Amnesty’s anti-rights accusation ‘deeply offensive’
Women terrified as male migrants peer into their rooms at detention centre
New pill to prevent ‘hot flushes’ in menopause now on NHS
Forgive and forget? Not when the SNP’s breach of trust is so egregious that it transcends the normal rules of politics
Rationed education is Salmond’s legacy
At sea on migration
NADINE Dorries The chilling insight into Letby ward that reveals so much...
Norton would be an ace Bond
Today’s literary gem
Staying cool on dog day afternoons
Ann: Police too quick
Tragic mother and her daughters were battered to death
For peat’s sake! King steps in to save bog at Balmoral
Dead at 78, the gentleman star of Jurassic Park who played a blinder his whole career
Hardcastle
The duvet that puts marriage rows to bed
...with a little help from these starry experts
...with a little help from these starry experts
Afghan migrant who stabbed dog-walker to death ‘looked as if he was possessed’
I was ready to die, says wife in Ryanair window terror
Ellie swaps football for family in NY
British father is charged with negligence af ter son, 3, falls to death from Cyprus hotel window
Sweet! How sugar found in space may mean we’re not alone
I’m one of the first women in Britain to try the new weight-loss pill. It’s early days, but it’s already VERY different to the jabs . . .
The worrying – and illegal – rise of Mounjaro Mums trading skinny jabs at the school gates
The worrying – and illegal – rise of Mounjaro Mums trading skinny jabs at the school gates
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Solution on Mail Puzzles back page
Another day in paradise for Phil’s son
A porcelain proposal for baby-faced royal Sam
It’s a girl! Princess’s first great-gran-child
Price of being a football fan
Can’t resist taking your phone into the loo? Read the results of our horrifying test and you will never do it again
Can’t resist taking your phone into the loo? Read the results of our horrifying test and you will never do it again
Expert guide to cleaning your phone
Vegetable pill may slow ageing and revive men’s sex lives
DID YOU KNOW?
I thought I was just a knackered 51-year-old dad. Then a blood test I’d almost turned down revealed I had blood cancer
How ‘cognitive offloading’ (relying on ChatGPT) may raise your risk of dementia
I thought I was just a knackered 51-year-old dad. Then a blood test I’d almost turned down revealed I had blood cancer
The patients given varicose vein care only AFTER their skin has ulcerated
FIBRE MATHS
When bad dreams are a sign of a health problem
There’s a better test for prostate cancer
A British donor. A British recipient. And a liver transplant that took place in Turkey. So is this proof NHS rules are too strict?
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FIFA WORLD CUP 2026
Spectacular graphics made this story of life on Earth absorbingly beautiful
SUN, SEA AND MURDER
FILM CHOICE
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FOND MEMORIES Penelope Keith Remembers . . . To The Manor Born, 8pm, BBC4
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HIGH-SCHOOL SLEUTHS
COMEDY DRAMA
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JEMIMA CAINER
Democratic deficit
My bag was a symbol of footballing failure
Today’s poem
Anagram
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Sign Language
Kamikaze Ed
Faulty tennis coverage
SNP doom loop
Wordy Wise
Follow-up
Picture That!
Fit for a king
Water source
Limerick
Bubble trouble
Trump’s truth bombs
High principles
Joke
The trouble with kids these days...
Dementia carers just left to struggle
NHS realities
Straight to the POINT
LETTER OF THE WEEK
AI loves me
Fit for a king
QUESTION Which organisation or body calculates the number of lightning strikes that occur and how is it done?
TODAY’S RECIPE: Potato scones with smoked salmon & soured cream
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US predator in plot to buy Aviva shares on the cheap
NOW SUITORS CIRCLE WATCHES OF SWITZERLAND
Dulux bid is brushed aside
Warner deal hit by lawsuit
Stop this daylight robbery
Summer blues for motorists as oil spikes again
DE BEERS SHUTS ITS FLAGSHIP DIAMOND MINE FOR TWO YEARS
Volkswagen to axe 100,000 jobs
Page sees ‘pockets of optimism’
Scheffler’s woes mean Birkdale may not be an Open and shut case after all
McCULLUM APOLOGISES TO ENGLAND FANS AS FLOWER TIPPED FOR RETURN
SELECTED TEE TIMES
Scheffler’s woes mean Birkdale may not be an Open and shut case after all
Spieth sure he can get back to top
Fitzpatrick suggests rise of betting on golf is leading to spike in crowd abuse
COMMONWEALTH GAMES Hand injury rules Whitlock out of Glasgow
Dons boss thrilled with signing of winger Smith
Paulsen joins Just at Motherwell
Maeda sees his future south of the border
Pickford urges fans to forget history and focus on football
Merino is Spain’s unlikely hero as they seek spot in final
FOOTBALL SHORTS
WATCHING BRIEF...
Spirit alone will not be enough to beat Argentina. It’s time for Tuchel to prove he is the difference maker England need
SPARE A THOUGHT FOR HEARTBROKEN NYLAND
WHY MEN’S TENNIS IS IN BIG TROUBLE
The adoring public make pilgrimages to Messi’s local supermarket, eat at his steak house and try his favourite ice cream. Everyone wants to be touched by his light before the last dance is over
The adoring public make pilgrimages to Messi’s local supermarket, eat at his steak house and try his favourite ice cream. Everyone wants to be touched by his light before the last dance is over
MAEDA: I WANT TO PLAY IN ENGLAND
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