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Daily Mail, 10 十月 2026

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ArticleM&S boss tells Labour: Now take the hand­cuffs off busi­ness

THE boss of Marks & Spen­cer last night urged John Healey to reverse ‘the mis­takes of the last two Budgets’ to get Bri­tain grow­ing again. In a land­mark inter­ven­tion, Stu­art Machin branded Labour’s pre­vi­ous efforts ‘dis­asters’ and ‘a...

M&S boss tells Labour: Now take the hand­cuffs off busi­ness

ArticleCrack­down on private ADHD clin­ics

PRIVATE clin­ics are facing a crack­down after a land­mark report warned that ‘super­fi­cial’ ADHD and aut­ism assess­ments were fuel­ling soar­ing dia­gnoses. The Depart­ment of Health and Social Care vowed to strengthen legis­la­tion in a bid to...

Crack­down on private ADHD clin­ics

ArticleThe French have known it for years... gar­lic turns out to be the true food of love

GARLIC might not be the first thing you’d reach for before a romantic even­ing. But des­pite its repu­ta­tion for leav­ing people with less-than-fresh breath, experts say the pun­gent bulb could actu­ally make you more attract­ive. A review of...

The French have known it for years... gar­lic turns out to be the true food of love

ArticleTwo-thirds of migrants en route to UK suc­ceed on Burnham’s watch

ANDY Burnham’s record for stop­ping the boats is worse than Sir Keir Starmer’s, fig­ures show. A lar­ger pro­por­tion of migrants are reach­ing Bri­tain under the PM, Chan­nel cross­ings data shows, rais­ing fresh ques­tions about whether the crisis...

Two-thirds of migrants en route to UK suc­ceed on Burnham’s watch

ArticleIre­land’s First Min­is­ter in Orange march police probe

POLICE in North­ern Ire­land were last night invest­ig­at­ing its First Min­is­ter Michelle O’neill for allegedly block­ing an Orange Order parade. O’neill received a let­ter invit­ing her for a police inter­view fol­low­ing the stand-off in...

Ire­land’s First Min­is­ter in Orange march police probe