Daily Mail - 2024-05-03

• Now King’s bank Coutts ‘abandons’ Britain as it pulls £2bn out of City
• How the protesters of Peckham turned one migrant coach trip into a political farce on wheels
• 75% of Rwanda removals ‘will be halted’
• 16m splashed by cars... but only one driver prosecuted
• Hero saved wife and daughter aged four from sword attack
• Penny: I read I’m ready to be installed in No10... just like a new boiler!
• Ex-Army man’s ID is rejected at polls
• In 1997 Blair filled me with hope but I’m afraid Starmer is just going around stirring up apathy...
• Take That for a farce
• Roll up, roll up for Coronation souvenir
• How odd that crashing luvvie bores like Sting and Stephen Fry only just noticed they belong to an all-male club!
• We’re witnessing the slow death of the public school and Starmer will deliver the nail in the coffin. But there IS a solution — if only Labour would consider it
• NHS gripe? This is your Health Secretary speaking
• Hardcastle
• Teen who f lew to UK for op to save sight ‘stabbed to death by boys aged 12’
• Clarkson has gone so green I kept thinking he was about to parrot Greta Thunberg. But this is a five-star return
• The new SNP leader’s like a Bond villain, but get past the boiled egg and there are flashes of humour
• Lauryn’s all set to put the boot in
• Armchair sleuths trying to unmask Baby Reindeer’s stalker are fuelled by the same dark compulsion­s as the stalkers themselves
• Online clinic is blasted after autistic teen given ‘danger’ hormone dose
• I’m a high-flying woman in my 30s — and I know the cancer risks. But it hasn’t stopped my addiction to sunbeds...
• Hilarious double bill of suburban sex comedies
• Meet Mary, the Boleyn who kept her head
• What do the late Queen, Sex Pistols fans and Theresa May have in common?
• The tree that’s 300 years older than the Great Pyramid
• Good news: in the 1920s you could finally get a facelift. Bad news: the only anaestheti­c was three cocktails!
• Parents-to-be are in for a reality check
• Love endures amid the soul-searing cruelty in a superb Holocaust drama
• Don’t be tempted to abandon the Tories
• Join the £1m club
• Lords call in FCA chief over ‘name and shame’ plan
• UK can be sure of Shell
• Novo Nordisk can’t keep up with demand
• Cheers! Nightcap in talks to buy Revolution bars
• Banga vows to build better World Bank
• Cricket mourns tragic death of Baker aged 20
• Could snooker really switch from Sheffield to Saudi Arabia?
• Howard Webb’s show exposing blunders by refs is just pandering to a mob who’ll never be happy
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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