He’s accused of embezzling party funds

GPS are to be stripped of their power to sign people off work, under plans for a crackdown on Britain’s ‘sick note culture’.

AFTER 13 years together, Prue Leith’s patience for her husband’s online shopping addiction may be starting to wear thin.

AS she steps out on her 18th birthday, Tom Cruise’s daughter appears more pensive than celebratory.

BRITISH spooks are probing Beijing’s ability to spy on UK citizens through Chinese-made electric cars.

PLANS to impose ‘equality quotas’ on banks and other financial firms should be scrapped, the Business Secretary said yesterday.

WHEN kindly Rachel Candappa handed Prince William two cards wishing both his wife and father well in their cancer battles yesterday, his emotion was hard to miss.

Calls for police to investigate MP after he’s accused of demanding thousands of pounds from party aides in late-night ‘ransom’ call

Quarter of 5-7 year-olds own a phone and parents let them go online alone

Couple find £35,000 17th-century coin hoard buried 2ft under concrete floor

KEIR Starmer does not need to look into the details of Angela Rayner’s housing arrangements because he trusts her, a close ally claimed.

IN the never-ending battle of the sexes, it has become the story of the week. The theatre critic of The Spectator, the high-minded political magazine, wrote an article about visiting a prostitute after becoming aroused while attending a Cambridge lecture given by ‘a beautiful historian’.

BRUSSELS last night offered Britain a ‘backpackers and baristas’ deal on free movement.

RISHI Sunak has been forced to abandon his hopes of the first Rwanda deportation planes taking off in the spring.

BILLIONAIRE philanthropist Hans Rausing has been hit with a new tragedy after the death of his second wife to cancer.

SPENCER Matthews has revealed ITV knew about his steroid use yet still put him on I’m A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here.

A MAN who spent 17 years in jail for a rape he did not commit won a grovelling apology yesterday.

Shoppers run for lives after London gunman opens fire

SILHOUETTES representing the 1,475 D-Day fallen cast long shadows in the sunrise at the British Normandy Memorial overlooking Gold Beach in northern France. The artwork Standing With Giants has been erected as part of an installation called For Your Tomorrow to mark 80 years since the Normandy landings, which falls in June. D-Day veteran Mervyn Kersh, inset, appears moved yesterday as he takes in the spectacle and remembers the brave friends he lost in the extraordinary operation.

PRESCRIBING puberty blockers to children has been ‘paused’ in Scotland.

DECUPLET fox cubs are quite a handful for the Wildlives Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre near Colchester, Essex, having been admitted by a farmer who accidentally dug up their den. In fact they are an ‘unprecedented’ litter because female foxes have only eight teats.

THE boxed hedge that forms the maze at 625-year-old Bolton Castle, near Layburn, North Yorkshire receives a trim from head gardener Jason Haslip and woodsman Mike Hanslip. It reached maturity in 2000, in time for the Millennium.