Daily Mirror

Paul O’Grady’s partner has unveiled a poignant video filmed just minutes before the entertainer’s passing, featuring a heartfelt expression of gratitude for the unwavering support of fans.

The King has encountered a minor setback in his cancer treatment, leading to cancelled engagements while he recovers under medical supervision.

Accused of “balancing the books on the backs of the poor,” the Chancellor faces criticism from union leaders over proposed benefit cuts, while maintaining that her fiscal strategy will ensure a stronger future.

The Chancellor has promised an extra £2.2bn for defence, emphasising security as the top priority while ensuring those on lower incomes are protected and underlining the nation’s commitment to confront global challenges.

Christine Keeler’s son has vowed to pursue a formal pardon, arguing that a past verdict amounted to a grave legal injustice and insisting he will not abandon his efforts despite previous refusals.

Heathrow has been forced to suspend operations after a substation fire caused a total power outage, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and exposing concerns over the airport’s insufficient backup systems.

David Norris, after three decades, has acknowledged being present and physically involved in the fatal assault on Stephen, while maintaining that he did not inflict the final injury.

Matt Hancock has defended the use of a so-called “VIP lane” to award pandemic contracts to Tory contacts, insisting he would take the same approach again despite criticism.

Proposed welfare reforms have fuelled widespread concern among vulnerable groups, with critics warning of potential hardship while No10 insists these measures will foster greater independence and fiscal responsibility.