The Mail on Sunday - 2022-03-27

• WILLIAM: I MAY NOT RULE THE COMMONWEAL­TH
• WILLIAM’S HISTORIC STATEMENT IN FULL
• CORRECTION­S & CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Jan Moir said it first in Friday’s Daily Mail
• Everything the Queen holds dear
• William has just given us the first glimpse of how he’ll rule when he becomes King
• Twitter bans Oxford academic who shared this MoS article – but allows anti-vax rants
• Remainer QC compares Raab to Putin
• Angry Priti orders probe into Mayor’s ‘shambolic’ axeing of Met Police boss
• Crime agency chief faces bully inquiry
• Colour-blind casting has freed me from being typecast says new star of Bridgerton
• ...and Phoebe the philosophe­r is hooked on a very highbrow book
• Zahawi: We’ll never close schools again
• Labour’s Beckett set to quit
• It’s all going to kick off! BBC fears over Strictly clashes with World Cup
• ...butshe’llcrywithj­oywhen£3mrollsin
• Glitterbal­l star Oti: I was in tears for hours after I quit
• MoS mission to save the sight of blinded teacher who woke us up to Putin’s savagery
• Putin’s six-missile taunt to Joe Biden
• Russia says it is ‘entitled’ to use nuclear weapons on its enemies
• Deadly barrage from warships in Black Sea
• The Brit reporting on Russian ‘good works’
• Thousands fly the flag in huge rally for Ukraine
• British Starstreak missiles ready to down Russian jets
• YouTube removes prank videos over Kremlin links
• Lord of the Rings star Orlando Bloom hails generous Mail readers
• Emma pleads for UK visa scheme to be ramped up
• Mother’s daring mission to rescue more than 100 from city of hell
• The no-nonsense doctor offering glimmer of hope to the tearful orphans of war
• Police drop inquiry into Dulwich College sexual abuse claims
• Lily: I was Emily In Agony due to high heels
• Obesity in 50s ‘gives you health of a 75-year-old’
• Foo Fighters star dies of ‘drug overdose’ in £2,000 a night suite
• ICU parents ‘must get free Covid tests’
• World Health Organisati­on demands end to ALL time limits on abortions
• Why pretend a baby has no humanity until it takes a first breath?
• Gove says a Cabinet prayer for Rishi’s Budget
• Is Priti’s job in peril?
• Proof The Mail on Sunday is essential for everyone
• This punitive money-grab is so very unTory
• Stop this cultural cringe and be proud of abolishing slavery
• Alexandra Shulman’s Notebook
• For everyone who cares about the future of the Monarchy, these are dangerous times
• We need calm in this Age of Hysteria
• Obscurity Challenge
• At last, a show that’s cracked the Morse code
• Why I owe everything to my kind, patient and wise mum
• Blame online porn for rape culture
• WILLIAM AND KATE DID WHAT DIANA WOULD HAVE DONE
• Oscars have become a celebrity woke-fest
• Blooming ’eck! Florists run out of bouquets
• Are Clooney and Rooney really set to form a dream team at Derby County?
• QUOTES of the week
• Teacher still in hiding a year after Prophet row sparked death threats
• Young women being scarred by botched DIY ‘Meghan freckles’
• Philip the philosophe­r
• Anger over new ‘family wealth’ rule on arts grants
• Boris is warned: You have 40 days to save the Union
• The Oscar stars having Botox jabs... in their feet
• BENEDICT SHOWS THE POWER OF THE BRITS
• Mental health toll on the winners
• Mum’s not chuffed about train stunt
• Jimmy and Robbie agree to bury the hatchet... into a rotten tree
• Anna soaks up sun as dad Boris feels heat
• Florence Walker
• Mick’s in denial!
• Fergie brought to book
• Golda’s bad hair days...
• ...as Wordsworth and Keats branded sexist
• Monstrous! Now pupils are told Nessie ingrains bias against the Scots
• An orchard in spring, bursting with blossom, is a British Garden of Eden. So can’t we stop chopping them down?
• Clocking off: 400,000 staff lost in ‘Great Lie-Down’
• £575,000 Bank Governor claimed £83 for computer equipment while WFH
• Keir urged to nominate freed Nazanin for seat in the Lords
• Glaucoma sponge that halts need for surgery
• I’ve received hundreds of sex abuse claims, says the first woman to run Musicians’ Union
• Everyone’s talking about... The Oscars
• Chaos as crowds riot over new Swatch
• Grisly reality of life inside Damien Hirst’s money-spinning ‘art factory’
• Sir Keir’s trans ‘drivel’ reported to watchdog
• Strong-arm tactic of Tory enforcer Chris
• NEXT WEEK’S NEWS... TODAY!
• Team GBV1 cycling stars face losing Olympics places to trans woman
• Based on anyone we know? Mick’s ballet-dancing lover Melanie writes erotic novel
• Teens turn to ‘dumb’ phones of the 1990s
• FREE £10 GARDEN VOUCHER
• Why more and more experts say lockdown didn’t prevent people dying of Covid
• TIMELINE OF ENGLAND’S LOCKDOWNS
• Should I worry if my heart rate goes below 40 at night?
• YOU DON’T NEED A TEST IF YOU JUST HAVE A SNIFFLE
• The cancer ops with no cancer
• Gordon Ramsay splashes the cash
• Posh hunk.Tick.Wet shirt.Tick. Hot sex.Whaddaya mean, No?
• SLOW HORSES
• THE GOODIES
• DRIVE MY CAR
• THE ELECTRICAL LIFE OF LOUIS WAIN
• KAVANAGH QC
• THE BUBBLE
• MOON KNIGHT
• EX MACHINA
• LITTLE BRITAIN
• THE KILLING
• LOUIS THEROUX’S FORBIDDEN AMERICA
• THE YOUNG ONES
• TANGO WITH PUTIN
• THE BED SITTING ROOM
• We have an EMERGENCY
• BRACE YOURSELF FOR A TRULY BIBLICAL TALE
• Stormzy and Sam: two class acts
• Smile of a woman who truly enjoys being Queen
• When The Dust Settles: Stories Of Love, Loss And Hope From An Expert In Disaster
• MARTIN AMIS’S RAGE AGAINST THE COMMA
• The Exhibition­ist
• The Patron Saint Of Second Chances
• The Great Passion
• Give Unto Others Donna Leon
• The Misinvesti­gations Of Romesh Ranganatha­n
• Molly’s Game (2017) BBC2, 10pm
• The Archbishop Interviews
• The Great Big Tiny Design Challenge With Sandi Toksvig
• The 94th Academy Awards
• Edward VIII: Britain’s Traitor King
• Falklands War: The Untold Story Channel 4, 9pm
• MONTY DON’S Spring Garden Makeover
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• WORDSEARCH
• CODE CRACKER
• SUPER SUDOKU NO 977 WIN £100
• BARE BONES
• BRAIN TRAIN
• QUICK SUDOKU
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• BATTLESHIP­S
• BULL’S EYE
• SIR LANCELOT AND HIS PAGE
• THE PAGE’S QUICK CLUES
• THIS WEEK’S SOLUTIONS
• Terms and Conditions:
• HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF POTS & CONTAINERS
• FIVE WATERY WONDERS
• NO IFS, GET YOURSELF A WATER BUTT
• PERFECT PONDS
• Newark, Newark
• Police Custody USA
• The Battle Of Savoy Hill
• Spotlight (2015) BBC2, 11.40pm
• Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Britain’s Rape Crisis
• Winning Time: The Rise Of The Lakers Dynasty
• COMEDY DRAMA
• Concert For Ukraine ITV, 8pm
• Banned! The Mary Whitehouse Story
• Drama: Waterloo Station
• Sons Of The Desert
• Becoming Parents: A Believer’s Guide
• The Great Celebrity Bake Off For Stand Up To Cancer
• HRH The Prince Philip, Duke Of Edinburgh: A Service Of Thanksgivi­ng
• Matt Baker: Travels With Mum & Dad
• Anyone Can Sing Sky Arts, 8pm
• Oti Mabuse’s Dancing Legends
• Dead Reckoning
• Putin, Russia And The West BBC4, 9pm
• Interior Design Masters With Alan Carr
• The Earth Is Blue As An Orange: Storyville
• How To Survive A Pandemic
• Gordon Ramsay’s Future Food Stars
• The Godfather And Me
• National Treasure, National Disgrace: Savile, Harris & Hall
• How To Sleep Well With Michael Mosley
• Extraordin­ary Escapes With Sandi Toksvig
• Scouting For Toys
• Ready Player One
• Have I Got News For You
• Drama: Dead Hand
• Grantchest­er
• Cruising With Susan Calman
• Open House: The Great Sex Experiment
• The Many Saints Of Newark
• Take That At The BBC
• This Cultural Life
• Lucy (2014)
• Starstruck: The Final
• Live Premier League
• Chernobyl: The New Evidence
• I’m pain-free after Chinese therapy in the Bavarian alps
• Stay on your toes even when you have diversifie­d
• Boss who loves the challenge of a bear market
• Bag a bargain and be a patriot ...why it’s time to invest in Britain
• Legal eagles who’ve spread their wings are on the up and up
• Time to go for broke!
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• Follow the river route to victory in Europe
• Malta’s on the menu
• Visit some of the top gardens of Somerset with David Domoney
• WHAT’S INCLUDED
• YOUR SPECIAL GUEST
• YOUR ITINERARY
• Sweet! Easter treats for your chocaholic­s
• Cosy up with an ancient mariner
• GARDEN GURU
• FIVE SHOWSTOPPI­NG CAMELLIAS
• Cracking CAMELLIAS
• Exposed: new Rishi tax blow to middle classes
• Gymshark takes on a new Apprentice...
• We were right last time on stealth tax
• Bus chief has ‘conflict’ over German bid
• Globalisat­ion is NOT dead, insists Mobius
• ORNELLA BARRA: ART LOVER, GARDENER
• Deaths hit pay of Shell boss
• Markets show world WILL cope
• Takeover talk may rev up Rolls-Royce shares
• TED BAKER’S
• Postman attacks firm’s ‘culture of bullying’
• Hedge funds call billionair­e’s bluff as they bet £115m AGAINST Royal Mail
• GO ELECTRIC
• Plugging in saves £50 a month
• The key rules to follow when buying a plan
• Safe Hands funeral clients may lose ALL their money
• I was £10,000 in debt. But then I joined EastEnders . . . and could buy a Porsche
• Was autofill error to blame for six-month Isa transfer battle?
• If HSBC can’t help your angling club, cast net to NatWest
• Your statement didn’t put spring in my step, Rishi
• You can’t blame Wills and Kate for colonialis­m
• Tax decisions need business minds
• Natural ooh-la-la ...at 58
• Our sheep shame
• We saw the light with solar
• Finger right on the buzzer
• PRIZE LETTER
• Ukraine will need our help for many years
• Let’s punish P&O
• Champion jockey by a street, but not a single ride at Cheltenham
• LEAGUE TWO
• LEAGUE ONE
• WORLD OF SPORT
• An English head coach to follow Jones and join BEFORE World Cup
• Late let-off for Saracens as Farrell makes mixed return
• WHO ARE CONTENDERS FOR TOP JOB?
• I don’t agree with all of Eddie’s strategies in the media, but don’t tell me he’s suddenly a bad coach
• Schumacher in 160mph crash as Hamilton 16th
• HOW THE JEDDAH DRAMA UNFOLDED
• Olympic chiefs warned over trans athletes
• Tensions rise in locker room as tennis lets Russians play on
• RUGBY UNION
• Lendl restores Murray’s calm
• Augusta out of Bland’s reach
• Ballance is a real asset. I want him in our team
• England’s witless winter of ignominy
• Why did Chelsea ever let Rice go?
• Hating Gareth Bale is like hating a vanilla ice cream. Madrid’s moaning will do them more harm than good
• GLAZERS SINK TO NEW LOW151
• We really do not want tyrants or oligarchs to own our football clubs
• Greedy owners have insulted us for too long. We can’t trust them any more
• Stadium plan key for Chelsea bids
• Missing out on Moyes will haunt Everton
• Eriksen makes fairytale return
• Ogbene knocks Belgium off their perch
• Moses move to Burnley is blocked
• PSG have eye on Raphinha
• Kane’s Danish support
• Palace’s Three Lions show their progress
• Time to stick with a back four, Gareth
• KANE’S PLACE AMONG GREATS
• ROOT ON THE BRINK
• SHAW: It’s no fun at United

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