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Posher picnics

PICNICKERS are upgrading their outdoor dining with charcuterie boards, homemade sausage rolls and cheese scones.

You've had your chips, seagulls!

EAT chips at the beach and you risk losing some to dive-bombing seagulls - but Professor Paul Graham thinks he has bagged the solution.

MET BOSS DODGES TWO-TIER POLICING QUESTION ON RIOTS

Sir Mark Rowley caught on camera bizarrely grabbing reporter's microphone

NOAH STARS IN FAST SHOW

Bold-as-brass American idol runs race of lifetime

LOTTIE WINNER

Fry lifts unlikely bronze to confirm Brit horse power

IT'LL STICK IN CRAW

Zak out of Sri Lanka Tests, Cox and Stone called up

High street party all over for Metro Bank

METRO Bank will begin shifting its focus away from the high street as the lender looks to ramp up its business banking.

Attack sinks Russian sub

A RUSSIAN submarine has been allegedly sunk by Ukraine who claim they also hit an airfield during the past 24 hours as a part of a surge in long-range attacks.

Kamala's husband admits his affair wrecked first marriage

KAMALA Harris's husband has admitted his first wife divorced him after he made their children's nanny pregnant.

Heathrow bags chaos after storm

BAGGAGE piled up at the country's busiest airport as airline bosses battled to clear the chaos sparked by last week's severe weather.

Fears e-scooter sparked blaze that killed pensioner

A HOUSE fire that killed a man in his 70s may have been sparked by an overnight-charging e-scooter, investigators fear.

BBC funding therapy for Edwards complainant

Woman twice raised issues over shamed newsreader

'Optimistic' bank chief undermines Reeves' warning

BANK of England governor Andrew Bailey has become the latest senior figure to undermine Chancellor Rachel Reeves' claims about the true state of the economy.

Courts will sit 24/7 to jail rioting thugs

COURTS will sit 24 hours a day to ensure \"criminal thugs\" rioting across the country face justice as soon as possible.

Wasp-free summer has sting in the tail

THE summer may have been dismal so far but at least it has cleared the air of picnic-invading wasps.

Child film star Hayley back on big screen at 78

HAYLEY Mills has made a Hollywood comeback nearly seven decades after she was catapulted into worldwide fame as a child star.

I hit the target! Shooter Amber cruelly denied gold medal

TEAM GB skeet shooter Amber Rutter was controversially denied a sensational gold medal at the Paris Olympics yesterday.

RIOTERS STORM MIGRANT HOTEL

PM: 'YOU WILL REGRET TAKING PART IN FAR-RIGHT THUGGERY'

Don't make me walk the plank again says Erik

AS UNITED STEER A NEW COURSE, TEN HAG ISSUES ORDERS TO HELM

LEGEND LINFORD IS IN MY CORNER

Hughes will have Christie showing him way in 100m

Army's poster girl wins payout and apology for 'racist and sexist abuse'

A BLACK soldier who fronted Army recruitment campaigns has received an apology and a substantial payout after claiming she suffered years of racist and sexist abuse.

Dragon Deborah: We must protect our treasured peat bogs from more destruction

DRAGONS' Den star Deborah Meaden has warned that peatlands one of Britain's \"most prized national treasures\" - are being destroyed.

I've still got my famous six-pack, just about...but bodies change with motherhood

As she backs healthy eating and sports for children, former British heptathlon champion Jessica Ennis-Hill opens up about motherhood, body image and how she stays fit in retirement

'Brat girl' backing could boost young vote for Kamala

MEET Essex-raised Charli XCX - the Brit behind Brat who could sweep Kamala Harris into the White House on the back of a wave of crucial youth votes.

Now watch your backs!

RUSSIA sent a terrifying warning to newly released US prisoners yesterday, telling them to \"disguise themselves\".

Craig: I want Strictly inquiry to be over so I know the truth

CRAIG Revel Horwood said he is looking forward to the end of the BBC's investigation into allegations of abusive behaviour on Strictly Come Dancing to \"find out the truth\" and move on with the series.

PM thanks hero medics of deadly dance class attack

SIR Kier Starmer thanked heroic medical staff who battled to save the lives of child victims of the Southport atrocity on his second visit to the area in four days.

Jenrick: Tories need hard truths over election defeat

ROBERT Jenrick stormed to a joint lead in the Tory leadership race yesterday, with a notes-free speech vowing to tell his party \"hard truths\".

Officer used NCA devices to view sick images

A NATIONAL Crime Agency officer who abused his access to the dark web to view hundreds of indecent child images has been jailed.

Nandy: Disgraced Edwards should pay back his BBC salary

SHAMED Huw Edwards should hand back money paid to him by the BBC after his child abuse images arrest, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said yesterday.