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Ann Widdecombe was synonymous with pushing through deportations, and hardline with early releases

Letter: Widdecombe left behind a legacy of achievement

Glenn Irwin was caught up in a four-rider red flag crash in the opening British Superbike race at Snetterton on Saturday

Glenn Irwin being transferred to hospital with 'pelvic pain' after BSB crash

Glenn Irwin was caught up in a red flag crash in the opening British Superbike race at Snetterton on Saturday. (Photo by Ian Hopgood)

Glenn Irwin caught up in four-rider red flag crash at Snetterton BSB round

UK farmers have threatened to block Britain’s roads if Rachel Reeves fails to bring down fuel prices

Letter: Farming industry persecuted once again

The essential criteria for care staff is dedication, love and compassion, often patience beyond belief

Letter: Look after your children – they choose your care home

Book some family time on the beach for less than £150 this Easter

We've found five Easter school holiday beachside breaks under £150

Take two, four, or even six people on a refreshing spring holiday for £99 with these offers

Parkdean Resorts offers £99 three-night holidays across six UK parks

Jeffrey Edward Epstein was an American financier and child sex offender. He began his career as a math teacher at Dalton School, before entering the banking and finance sector

Letter: Degradation of society really began decades ago

Book before February 25 and you could save a fortune on a four-night family holiday

Full list of four-night July family holidays for less than £150

Letters to editor

Letter: Trump took the moral high ground with his invasion of Venezuela

Letters to editor

Letter: Labour's employment law threatens tradition of singing to festive songs

Andrea Middlemiss (left) and Christine Wilson, members of the King's Foundation Sewing Bee group, which created Christmas stockings using curtains repurposed from the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, hold some of the stockings at Dumfries House, which is part of The King's Foundation near Cumnock, Ayrshire. The stockings will be sold at auction to raise funds for the charity. Photo: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

Sandringham curtains recycled into festive stockings for royal charity auction

Glenn McCormick finished fifth in the British MX2 Championship

Martin Barr brings the curtain down on his career as a professional rider

Members of the England women's football team arrive in Downing Street, London, for a reception at No 10, hosted by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, in celebration of England's victory over Spain in the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 final in Basel, Switzerland, on Sunday

Letter: Prime minister spending unnecessarily

The Last Night of the Proms begins with the singing of Land of Hope and Glory, Mother of the Free

Letter: Land of the free - until you express an opinion

Dean Harrison on the Honda Racing UK CBR600RR. (Photo by Double Red)

Dean Harrison 'ready to go' at Knockhill after readjusting to circuit racing
Dean Harrison says he has fully adjusted back into short circuit racing mode following the Isle of Man TT as he gears up for round four of the British Supersport Championship this weekend at Knockhill in Scotland.
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Intense violence took place in Ballymena, when hundreds of masked rioters attacked police and set buildings and cars on fire after the arrest of two Romanian teenagers over an alleged sex assault

Letter: Peace accord has created a new warzone

Glenn Irwin will undergo surgery on his pelvic region on Thursday following a crash at the Snetterton British Superbike round. (Photo by Double Red)

Glenn Irwin set for surgery on Thursday after Snetterton crash

British Superbike rider Glenn Irwin is stable in hospital following a crash on the Hager PBM Ducati at Snetterton. (Photo by Double Red)

Glenn Irwin ruled out of Snetterton BSB round after suffering fractures in crash

Glenn Irwin (Hager PBM Ducati) crashed during FP3 at Snetterton on Saturday. (Photo by Double Red)

Glenn Irwin ruled unfit for qualifying at Snetterton after crash in practice

Glenn Irwin (Hager PBM Ducati) is second in the British Superbike Championship going into round three at Snetterton. (Photo by Double Red)

Glenn Irwin gunning for first BSB win of season at Snetterton

Man accused of kidnapping 10 Newcastle schoolgirls enters plea

Letter: Can’t we let children be just that – children?

The lifeboat Ruby Robinson launching at the end of the ceremony

Bangor RNLI names new lifeboat Ruby Robinson as part of 60th anniversary

The Prince and Princess of Wales have celebrated Prince Louis's seventh birthday by posting a new photograph of their youngest son.

William and Kate celebrate Louis' seventh birthday with new photograph

Letters to editor

Letter: Prime minister talks the talk over Easter but he doesn't walk the walk

Undated handout photo issued by British Museum of early medieval gold and garnet grave assemblage

Record increase for treasure finds in Northern Ireland, England and Wales

Morning View

Editorial: The Tony Martin tragedy showed a confused response to certain crimes
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It is actually possible, if not entirely probable, to win TWO houses in the current Omaze prize draw

Here's how to have a go at winning £10 million of property for £10

The £6m Norfolk house has incredible views across the North Sea

See inside this £6 million dream house up for grabs for just £10

Parkdean Resorts is offering half price deals on its sites, like near Trecco Bay in Wales seen here

Huge 50% off holiday sale with Cornwall and Devon breaks from £79

Letters to editor

Letter: The impending hardship for many is lost on affluent Westminster

The stepping down of Justin Welby as Archbishop of Canterbury has been a long time coming, writes David Fleming

Letter: Need for firm leadership, not woolly secularism

DJ Johnnie Walker finished broadcasting at the top with his Sounds of the 70s Sunday afternoon show on Radio 2

Letter: Thanks for the legacy, Johnnie

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is due to deliver her autumn Budget at the end of October

Letter: We are in for financial austerity

Sir Keir Starmer lashed out at former prime minister Rishi Sunak, repeating claims he had no choice but to cut the amount of time prisoners would serve behind bars amid urgent efforts to tackle the jail overcrowding crisis

Letter: Broken prison system goes back decades

Prime minister Sir Keir Starmer is looking at changing UK smoking laws - but it doesn't add up, when he talks about 'growing the economy', writes David Fleming

Letter: Changes to smoking laws will cost jobs, not save lives

Letters to editor

Letter: UK doesn’t have weather for solar energy

Glenn Irwin won race two at Snetterton on the Hager PBM Ducati. Picture: David Yeomans Photography

British Superbike victory for Glenn Irwin at Snetterton

Letters to editor

Letter: The D-Day commemorations were moving for millions of TV viewers

Herd of deer graze in resident’s front garden.

Watch: Herd of ‘daring deer’ graze in resident’s front garden

Letters to editor

Letter: How typical of Boris - he turned up without ID that he made compulsory

Letters to editor

Letter: A better method to end sick note culture

Letters to editor

Letter: Children seeking gender care were let down by NHS

Norfolk chef proposes under iconic screen in Piccadilly

Letters to editor

Letter: Inclusiveness goes to extremes as Easter crosses are replaced with ticks

Letters to editor

Letter: So much for equality - the ceasefire in the Middle East is one-sided

King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive to attend a Sunday church service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk

King Charles attends church following hospital treatment for enlarged prostate

Luke Wagner, 26, was driving his HGV when he saw a silver car skid off an icy road near March,. Cambridgeshire, and plunge down a bank into a river. He help pull the man free Picture: SWNS

HGV dashcam records moment lorry driver rescues motorist

Three people have been taken to hospital after a plane crashed at an airfield in Norfolk.

Breaking Three people in critical condition after plane crash in Norfolk

Eastern Front Living History Group’s battle re-enactments at the popular 1940s festival.

Festival turns ugly as locals clash with men dressed as Nazi soldiers

A woman wears a face mask while walking on Oxford Street.

Pirola: Why scientists are concerned about the new Covid variant

World War 2 bunker and staple of Winston Churchill’s ‘chain home’ radar given stunning holiday-home makeover

World War II bunker transformed into coastal holiday home

A new Covid variant currently spreading in England is behind an outbreak at a care home in Norfolk, UK health officials have confirmed.

New variant BA.2.86 behind Covid outbreak at care home

Riddlesworth Hall School near Diss, Norfolk, closed in April this year after more than 75 years due to “unprecedented financial challenges”. It was attended by Princess Diana in the 1970s.

Princess Diana’s school up for sale & expected to fetch more than £3m

Letters to editor

Letter: Migrants can't board barge for fear of water yet had none of the Channel

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