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Teacher to be extradited over child abuse charges

THE extradition of a retired teacher accused of sexually abusing pupils in Britain has been approved by South Africa's Justice Minister.

Supermarkets return to tills as shoppers reject self-checkouts

MORRISONS has become the latest supermarket to ditch some of its self-checkouts in favour of old-fashioned tills.

198 suffer electric shocks while travelling by train

TRYING to charge your phone on a British train can be shocking - literally.

British invention bedbugs can't compete with

ATHLETES competing at the Paris Olympics were protected from the city's bed bugs infestation by a clever gadget invented by British scientists.

Strictly pair pledge to carry on legal battle if BBC rules against them

ACTRESS Amanda Abbington and professional dancer Giovanni Pernice have both vowed to continue their legal fight if the BBC's verdict on their bullying row does not go their way.

North-South exam divide

HUGE regional differences in GCSE results will show children in the Midlands and the North are being let down by the education system, ministers have warned.

24-hour rollout of British arms aid

Military help stoke Ukraine's Russian push

Huw Edwards 'sexually assaulted man in toilets'

DISGRACED BBC newsreader Huw Edwards sexually assaulted a 27-year-old man in the toilets of a restaurant after sending him sordid text messages, it has been claimed.

'Thin-skinned' Starmer faces rigid scrutiny

Book will ask fresh questions of PM

Benedict and Olivia as battling couple in British remake of The War of the Roses

IT'S no mystery who Benedict Cumberbatch is Sher-locking lips with.

Woohoo Child

Producer says Hendrix spirit is behind mystery goings-on at recording studio

Britain faces sting in tail of hurricane

Storm to batter Bermuda before heading our way

HOW MANY OAPs WIL FREEZE THIS WINTER?

As hardship report is buried, we ask the Chancellor...

Farage on a mission to replace Tories

THE Conservatives are in danger of being overtaken by Reform UK as Britain’s main party of the centre-Right, a leading Tory has warned.

Is Tom dropping in for a spectacular closing ceremony?

MISSION: Impossible star Tom Cruise is rumoured to be abseiling into the stadium at tonight’s Paris Olympics finale.

TURNER PRIZE DAY

SHERGAR CUP queen Hayley Turner inspired a last-to-first victory for the Ladies in a nail-biting finale at Ascot.

Miller time's on as Aussie stuns weary Warriors

LACHIE MILLER turned from zero to hero as brilliant Leeds stunned champions Wigan.

NO STAPPEN THE EXIT TALKS

MAX VERSTAPPEN is fighting tooth and nail to keep his team in the championship fight this season – but Red Bull now seem in danger of losing their star driver.

Bren's mixed bag

SCORER AARONSON'S UP-AND-DOWN GAME

Hayes think it's all over!

EMMA HAYES was living the American dream in Paris last night after leading the USA women to Olympic glory.

Bell's late burst gives her bronze and personal best

SIX MONTHS ago Georgia Bell would have laughed if you told her she was about to become an Olympian.

GB WIN RELAY FULL HOUSE

Super pair of third places is the icing on the cake in Paris

Swift Lift sees OAPs quids in

PENSIONERS may not be Taylor Swift’s target audience but they should welcome the pop sensation’s UK return as it means more money in their pockets, experts say.

Wizard of words turns her pen to crime

SHE PAINTS a revealing picture of her TV role... “The moment the clock starts ticking down I start to feel that adrenalin,” admits Susie.

'Cocaine plant' hits sweet spot for drinks deal

SAY goodbye to a sugar high, thanks to an ingredient taken from the plant used to make cocaine.

Ukraine's major attack 'shows it can beat Putin'

RUSSIA has told more than 70,000 residents to leave their homes after an attack from Ukraine.

Titanic gaffe as Trump sinks in latest polls

A TITANIC blunder gave Donald Trump that sinking feeling as he plunged six points below presidential rival Kamala Harris in a poll.

Fears new wave of US opioids heading to UK

AMERICA’S zombie-drug nightmare is heading for the UK unless the Government takes urgent action, a leading think tank has warned.

Mourners all in blue at packed funeral for Jay

HUNDREDS of mourners wearing blue yesterday packed out the funeral of teenager Jay Slater, who died in Tenerife while on his first solo holiday.

School axes video of Huw's chat with pupils

A VIDEO of Huw Edwards chatting to teenagers on a visit to a school is being taken down from the internet in the wake of him pleading guilty to making indecent images of children.