A state of emergency is in place after a drug cartel leader broke out of prison.
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‘There’s a wee bit of trepidation going there.’
Does that ‘put-together feeling’ really need to come from a pair of more expensive pyjamas?
Queen Elizabeth’s former spokesman has hit out at Jeffrey Epstein’s one-time lawyer for dragging the late monarch into a row over Prince Andrew’s out-of-court payment to sex abuse accuser Virginia Giuffre.
Wanting a cheaper holiday is not a valid excuse to take children out of school, Labour warned yesterday.
The supermarket giant says it is trialling Saferpod cameras in some of it stores
The German striker has signed on loan until the end of the season.
New year, new face.France’s youngest-ever president naming the country’s youngest-ever prime minister. We willl ask why Emmanuel Macron chose to replace Elisabeth Borne with Gabriel Attal and chart the meteoric rise of a 34-year old Parisian who has already enjoyed stints as city councilor, party spokesperson, budget minister, government spokesperson and most recently education minister.
Readers discuss whether giving back a CBE is being held accountable.
‘I could be a robot and try and be professional but I’m fuming.’
St Petersburg’s court service said it was pleased he had turned up fully clothed to the hearing.
We may have to get everything…
The reality star denies all charges.
Harry Pitman was 16 when he died on December 31 after being stabbed while waiting to watch the fireworks in Primrose Hill park, north London.
Dozens reported killed in Gaza as Blinken urges protection for civilians US diplomat Antony Blinken has arrived in Israel for talks, as reports suggest dozens have been killed in Gaza in recent hours. The Hamas-run health ministry said 57 deaths were reported in one central Gaza hospital alone. More deaths have been reported in the north of the Strip. Israel says it targeted Hamas sites across Gaza by air and sea in the past 24…
But even this record could be short-lived.
Breaking: Emmanuel Macron picks Attal, 34, as France’s youngest PM France’s next prime minister is set to be Gabriel Attal, as President Emmanuel Macron seeks to rejuvenate his presidency through a fresh government lineup. At 34, Attal will become the youngest prime minister in modern French history, surpassing even Laurent Fabius, who was 37 when appointed by François Mitterrand in 1984. Attal will take over from Élisabeth Borne, who resigned after a challenging 20-month tenure…
Jozef Hanuska is accused of murdering 48-year-old Patricia and arranging her body in a sickening display in Bratislava, Slovakia.
Alan Dershowitz said the Duke of York ‘would have won’ his case against Virginia Giuffre but was ‘pressured’ by the late Queen to settle.
The ashes of hundreds of others may also spend the rest of eternity floating in space.
Great British Bake-Off star Jurgen Krauss is understood to be one of the celebrities being lined up to spearhead a campaign to persuade more UK children to study the language.
The bodies of four newborns were discovered.
Elementor #577561January 9, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – 1m say strip Post Office Paula of CBE Metro leads with a mass petition calling for former Post Office chief, Paula Vennells, to be stripped of her CBE. Hundreds of sub-postmasters were wrongly accused and convicted of fraud while she was in charge. The paper says Vennels left the role with a £5m payout just months before a court told the Post…
Elementor #577555January 9, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Financial Times – Deluge of debt feeds fear of backlash in bond marketsA seemingly failed lunar moon landing, warnings of “unmoored” worldwide public debt, and Bet365 boss’s substantial annual earnings all feature on the front page of the Financial Times. The paper reports that investors are warning governments around the world over “unmoored” levels of public debt, saying that borrowing pledges ahead of…
Elementor #577548January 9, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – Scramble to clear victims of Post Office fraud scandal The government is rushing to clear the names of hundreds of sub-postmasters wrongly convicted of theft and fraud in the Post Office scandal, leads The Guardian. The paper says ministers are drawing up urgent plans to overturn the convictions as soon as possible so victims can get quicker access to millions of…