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REMAINER Lord Mandelson sparked outrage yesterday when he accused some Brexiteers of hatred of “other countries and foreigners”. In a snub to the 17.4 million who voted Leave, the Labour peer sneered they were nationalists, not patriots like
THE Manchester suicide bomber was rescued by the Navy from war-torn Libya three years before his pop concert atrocity, the Mail reveals today. HMS Enterprise plucked Salman Abedi, then 19, from the Libyan coast and took him to Malta for a flight to...
LOVE Island bombshell Megan Barton Hanson could earn an eye-watering £2million as the show’s most successful breakout star – making her a higher earner than loved-up Dani Dyer, left, and Jack Fincham.
SADIQ KHAN’S plans to deal with London’s housing crisis were savaged today by the Government. Communities Secretary James Brokenshire has threatened to intervene if the Mayor fails to radically improve his London Plan. In a letter, he warned Mr Khan...
Hopes of finding the gangland killers of John ‘Goldfinger’ Palmer, pictured, have been dashed because of police errors, his widow, Marnie Palmer, has claimed. Mrs Palmer told The Daily Telegraph she had ‘given up hope’ of the case being solved
Robert Mugabe casts his vote with his wife, Grace (far left), and daughter, Bona (left), in Harare during yesterday’s general election in Zimbabwe, the first since the former autocrat was ousted last year. Mugabe, 94, said on Sunday he would not be...
Two Czech dancers – with Mexican accompanists – at the launch of the 2018 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle yesterday. More than 1,200 performers, including almost 300 young people will take part in this year’s performance on the...
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