Daily Express - 2018-10-29

• DIABETES KILLS 500 EACH WEEK
• VAIN BATTLE TO SAVE FOOTBALL BOSS FROM COPTER INFERNO
• BUDGET 2018 HAMMOND’S £2BN MORE FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
• 80 British jihadi brides in camps ‘to be returned’
• Rage of love cheat Seann as he finally gets the Strictly elbow
• Fans mourn billionair­e who made their impossible dream come true
• Heart attack Hoddle hails life-saving BBC ‘hero’
• Spending plans ‘will be ripped up’ if we don’t get an EU deal
• Sexual harassment? It was just banter, claims Green
• Meghan nose a Kiwi welcome
• 1,000 art fans flock to show in home of ‘secret Lowry’
• Steady as she goes is the best policy, Spreadshee­t Phil
• BRITAIN NEEDS A CHANGE OF GEAR
• £1m victory in Tommies campaign
• How we trash 295bn bits of plastic a year
• Young love for Helena...just like her royal role
• UK ‘sleepwalki­ng’ into a care crisis, warns top charity
• Eloping with Dorothea was the answer to my prayers
• Family hit by tax credit error
• I WANT A NEW MAN SAYS TV’S SUSANNA
• “The audiologis­t asked about my lifestyle so that he could choose the correct device for me.”
• 11 die in America’s worst anti-Semitic shooting
• Hospital missed many chances to save sepsis girl,6
• My spellbindi­ng day with a very modern witch
• PICKS OF THE DAY
• Age no bar in race of life
• CRUSADER PRIZE CROSSWORD
• BIG MONDAY CROSSWORD
• Britain’s celebrity astrologer
• Beef Wellington
• CYBG deal testament to sector, says Virgin chief
• Lloyds looks to less PPI and more pensions
• What the Sunday papers say
• Criticism? I’ll take it on chin
• Rhodes defects to enemy camp
• Perfect start for Gildart
• Jackett’s not comfortabl­e
• Lewis fulfils his drive for a famous five
• Hamilton gives ‘big thank you to team’
• Eight world titles? Take it as red...
• BOURNEMOUT­H
• Referee’s call was out of my hands
• This Khan not go on, Fulham
• No alarm bells yet for Martin
• Refitted Reds not green with envy
• Pereyra keeps the Hornets buzzing
• Ton-up Glenn’s memorable day
• Blues lethal even without their Hazard
• Xhaka falls for the old routine
• Poch says Spurs lost their focus
• Tragedy unfolded in front of me
• Son set to carry on dad’s dynasty
• Hoddle still an inspiratio­n, on and off the ball
• Poch at all-time low with Spurs

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