Daily Mail - 2024-02-05

• Ulster’s new leader: We’ll have Irish unity vote within a decade
• Heat pump targets face axe over fears of ‘ boiler tax’ on consumers
• Now Billie’s a double for TV boss behind royal scoop
• Do wrinkles make us look ‘untrustwor­thy’?
• ‘I’m not in control of all the bits’, says minister as chaos hits timetable for free childcare plan
• Fed-up Tory activists ‘are on strike and turning to Reform’
• Kate returns to our screens with emotional interview about Derek
• Gran is savaged to death by two ‘unregister­ed’ XL Bully dogs owned by drill rapper
• Killer showed ‘lack of empathy and no remorse’ in confession, says psychiatri­st
• Hopes rise over end to the tourist tax as Hunt orders review
• How can he have simply vanished?
• Carrier’s mission is sunk... by rust
• Drone strikes are probing for weakness in the West’s defences — and Putin and Xi will be watching on
• Houthis: We’ll keep attacking Red Sea ships
• Football fan’s ban after secret probe into trans posts
• Sacked, senior BBC worker who called Jews an ‘invader species’
• If it’s wrong to overturn the courts on Rwanda, it’s wrong to overturn Post Office conviction­s. Blockers in the Lords can’t have it both ways
• How on earth did thieves walk away with £1.3m of fine wines from the metal lined cellar of Paris’s oldest restaurant?
• Independen­ts take on jittery Keir over Gaza
• STOP THE PLOTS, GROWLS FERRARI
• Headteache­r jailed for TV streaming piracy that netted £450,000
• Capt Calamity’s in deep water again – in spat over f loods at his £2m manor
• ON THIS DAY
• Protests could be banned outside the offices of MPs
• Breathe in the scent of trees to dodge colds
• Shocking or slapstick . . . these murders are brilliantl­y inventive
• PICK OF DIGITAL & ON DEMAND TV
• I want to feel safe. So who can I vote for?
• Should railway strikes be against the law?
• Icy waterfall that flows blood red
• Every shower can be rejuvenati­ng!
• Refresh with spring hues
• Labour threat to pensions
• Electric car rollout hit by charger woe
• The power of positive thinking
• Borthwick must take a lead from dominant Ireland and start living in the moment
• Olise shambles leaves Roy’s reign in tatters
• ‘Pass of the season’ has Watkins licking his lips
• Lifetime bans aren’t enough for racists
• Carrick licks wounds after noon shootout
• Lookman right to leave England behind as he etches his name into Nigerian football folklore

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