ROYAL insiders tonight questioned the motives of Earl Spencer’s vicious attack on the King. Diana’s brother claimed in a memoir that Charles was “giddily elated” when the Earl broke the news of her death in a Paris car crash in 1997. But a source said grief-stricken Charles fought for his ex-wife to have a royal...
Read briefing GARY O'NEIL has announced the tragic news that his father, Graham, has died. The Ipswich boss released an emotional statement on Instagram paying tribute. O'Neil shared a picture as a child of himself and his late father. He said: "Thanks for everything Dad! I couldn’t have done any of it without you. "You taught me...
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Read briefing YEREMY PINO helped Palace to a dream Europa League debut - as did the worst long throw you will ever see. Poznan’s Terry Yegbe launched an awful throw-in towards his own box - and away from any team-mates - to allow World Cup winner Pino to steal in and notch a tenth-minute opener. Chris Richards...
Read briefing JUSTIN KLUIVERT and Rayan were both on target to bag the Cherries a glittering European debut as they looked right at home on the continent. The first-half couldn’t have gone any better with two goals in 20 minutes as Bournemouth looked as though they knew this competition like the back of their hand. The hosts...
Read briefing ANDY Burnham has said October’s Budget will be “challenging” as Tories warn him not to hike taxes. The PM blamed the Iran War for forcing him to make “difficult decisions”. His admission came as inflation surged 3.1 per cent, driven by higher pump prices and energy bills. Mr Burnham said: “It is going to be...
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Read briefing FURIOUS residents call their road “HMO Street” since almost a third of its homes have become houses in multiple occupation or flats. Locals on Princes Street in Mansfield, Notts, claim it has brought parking chaos and overflowing bins. At least 13 out of 42 homes are being converted into HMOs or flats as the Home...
Read briefing MANCHESTER UNITED surrendered a 2-0 lead at Old Trafford for the first time since Sir Alex Ferguson retired as Brighton dumped them out of the Carabao Cup. The Red Devils were in dreamland after early goals from Shea Lacey and Mason Mount, before the Seagulls took control and mounted a stunning comeback. United have not...
Read briefing NEWTS could stop a migrant camp from being built in Piddington after the Home Office failed to identify the species on the site. Campaigners in the Oxfordshire village voted to leave the UK in a symbolic referendum over the controversial proposals to house 1,250 male asylum seekers in the hamlet. Now they have discovered records showing a...
Read briefing ARSENAL cruised into the fourth round of the League Cup as they brushed Ipswich Town aside in a 4-2 win. Mikel Arteta made nine changes to his side that beat Sunderland at the weekend, but his heavily-rotated squad still looked like the business at Portman Road. The Gunners were in control from the off as...
Read briefing THE Duchess of Sussex sparked a security alert as her personal mobile number was leaked from a school parents’ WhatsApp chat. Meghan had joined the group conversation the night before her children, Archie and Lilibet, had their first day at a UK school. One mum wrote: “Welcome to Meghan who has Archie joining tomo.” Another...
Read briefing Sicknote UK THE Welfare Party’s creation of a world where work is increasingly optional is crushing hopes of a return to prosperity. Yesterday’s unemployment and benefit figures were dismal. Britain’s sickness benefits bill has ballooned to a record 7.6million claims — including 4.1million on disability PIPs and 3.5million on the health element of Universal Credit. ...
Read briefing THE good news for Roberto De Zerbi is his Tottenham side have finally scored against Premier League opposition this season. The not-so-good news is Conor Gallagher’s late header proved only to be a consolation as Spurs were dumped out of the cup at Anfield by a hat-trick of stunning strikes. And to twist the knife...
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Read briefing OASIS’S website crashed yesterday as millions of fans clamoured to register to buy tickets for their Live ’27 tour. Liam and Noel Gallagher released a new picture of themselves as they announced 38 concerts across 11 venues in Britain, Europe and the US — and a source said even more dates are to come. It follows the...
Read briefing STRICTLY’S head judge Shirley Ballas has grown close to a hunky Italian dance champ. The 66-year-old was spotted on a dog walk with Giuseppe Nonnis, 36, over the weekend. Our exclusive pictures show Shirley and the toyboy snuggled close sipping coffees while she looks at her phone. Later, they took time out on their walk to...
Read briefing ITV HAS scrapped a massive part of The Voice auditions in a huge show shake-up - and has replaced it with a new "lockdown" twist. It comes as the show gets ready to film next year's series with a new line-up of judges after Tom Jones, 86, was axed. As well as the new faces...
Read briefing RED-HOT LEEDS smashed Matthias Jaissle’s unbeaten Newcastle record to pieces with an electrifying first half display. The Mags were waving the white flag by the break after Lewis Miley’s own goal, Jayden Bogle and Dominic Calvert-Lewin blew them away. And Jaissle’s former Red Bull Salzburg star Noah Okafor rubbed more salt in the wounds in...
Read briefing FOOTBALL great Billy Bonds left his daughters more than £575,000 in his will, documents show. The star played 799 times for West Ham, captaining them to 1975 and 1980 FA Cup wins. He went on to manage the club, had a stand named after him at the London Stadium and was made an MBE in...
Read briefing BORIS Johnson’s train may have been the target of a terrifying Russian drone attack in Ukraine, rail chiefs claimed last night. The ex-PM was travelling close to the Polish border when the service behind his was blown up by Vladimir Putin’s forces. The train carrying Mr Johnson and various European diplomats had left early amid...
Read briefing TWO brothers brutally attacked an Uber Eats driver after they thought he had taken too long to deliver their McDonald’s order. Charlie Campbell, 21, and Tyler Campbell, 23, assaulted Stephen Onwuegbule on January 13 after they’d ordered fast food to their home. The brothers, from Chatham, Kent, became aggressive and attacked the courier when he...
Read briefing THIS is the shocking moment a car flies over a circuit barrier after a 170mph crash during a drag racing championship. The horror high-speed collision took place at the Santa Pod Raceway in Bedfordshire, on Friday. Excited fans had lined up as two cars went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of speed. But as the...
Read briefing MAGGIE THATCHER warned us about the dangers of tax-and-spend governments half a century ago. Three years before becoming PM, she famously quipped: “The problem with socialism is you eventually run out of other people’s money.” It was a line designed to provoke. But today it sounds less like a political punchline and more like a...
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