2025-09-14
Daily Star Sunday Front Page 14th of September 2025
A couple have chosen to fund their honeymoon by inviting wedding guests to make donations via a card reader, opting for this modern approach instead of traditional gifts.
A couple have chosen to fund their honeymoon by inviting wedding guests to make donations via a card reader, opting for this modern approach instead of traditional gifts.
Reform MP Lee Anderson proposes that schoolchildren start each day by singing the national anthem and displaying Union Flags in classrooms, aiming to strengthen a sense of British identity.
The NHS is issuing almost 200 prescriptions an hour for weight loss injections, leading to high demand as manufacturers prepare to increase private costs to £300.
Radio 1 presenter Dean McCullough, who received chilling online death threats that left him fearing for his life, has prompted police to launch an investigation into the vile messages.
Seagulls have been causing disruption by drinking leftover alcohol, resulting in erratic and aggressive behaviour towards people in public areas.
Senior military officials are advocating for women to be recruited into the SAS, with the expectation that having female soldiers in the elite unit will strengthen the force and morale.
Concerns have been raised as a reunion event has led to warnings about potential health risks, urging attendees to consider safety measures amid large gatherings.
Sir Geoff Hurst has sent a rousing message to the Lionesses, urging them to channel the spirit of ’66 and bring football home by beating Spain in their historic final.
Actor Danny Dyer labelled the PM a “nonentity”, arguing Britain needs working-class leaders rather than high-profile establishment figures such as Nigel Farage or Kemi Badenoch.
AI-run pubs are poised to replace human staff with robotic landlords and automated service, prompting debate over potential job losses and the future of a cherished national pastime.