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Lord Tebbit: Cameron should step down if Britain votes to leave EU

Prime Minister David Cameron speaks to the Scottish Conservative Party conference at Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh. March 4 2016  

Former Conservative Cabinet minister says it will be "extraordinarily difficult" for the Prime Minister to stay in office if the country votes against him in June

Adam Johnson, arrives at Bradford Combined Court Centre for his ongoing trial.  

Adam Johnson could be sent to same prison as child killers Ian Huntley and Levi Bellfield

Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall marry

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall leave Spencer House, London, after getting married.  

Pair formally wed ahead of star-studded ceremony and celebration in Fleet Street this weekend

Millions of middle-class savers could lose out under radical pensions shake-up

Chancellor George Osborne poses on the steps of No11 Downing Street with the Budget box before delivering his last Budget  

George Osborne warned that millions of middle-class savers will lose out under plans for a pensions Isa which will be unveiled in his Budget next month

Ann Walters  

Woman died after 111 cancelled ambulance that was just one minute from her house

Woman took date's BMW after one night stand to avoid embarrassing 'walk of shame'

Natalie Kopman leaving Burnley Magistrates Court  

Natalie Kopman was arrested by police after she drunkenly sneaked off in her date's car as he slept

The London Stock Exchange shrugged off weak trading in its main capital markets business to hit quarterly growth forecasts, driven largely by the addition of the FTSE index unit acquired last year.  

LSE defends Deutsche Boerse merger as profits rise

London Stock Exchange defends tie-up as a 'compelling opportunity' while posting 30pc rise in annual profits

Scientists find 'Achilles' heel' of cancer offering hope for most deadly cases

Nurses should make hourly ward rounds, David Cameron to say  

In a finding hailed as ‘groundbreaking,’ researchers found that all cancer cells carry a ‘flag’, which can be spotted by the immune system, no matter how much they mutate

Olympian dressage trainer jailed after being caught with horse pornography

Liam Fisher, left, and the entrance to the farm where he worked  

Liam Fisher is 'crippled with shame and embarrassment' as he is jailed for two years for sex offences

How Spurs made Arsenal look old-fashioned

 

JJ Bull: Mauricio Pochettino's ruthless, direct football means Spurs are on the verge of shifting the balance of power in North London

Trump’s treatment of his wife: the one thing more offensive than his politics

 

Melania Trump has reveals she and Donald haven't had a major row in 20 years. Radhika Sanghani says it's about time they started

House of Cards season four - all the new talking points

Kevin Spacey as Frank Underwood in House of Cards  

Frank's back, and as the new season reaches Netflix, we discuss all the big issues - episode by episode

'I have £50,000 saved at 35. Can I retire at 60 with a £20,000 pension?'

Lee Waters  

Lee Waters has only £100,000 left on the mortgage and ambitions to retire early. We offer a robust plan

GB vs Japan, Davis Cup: Murray vs Daniel - live

Andy Murray serves in Great Britain's Davis Cup tie against Japan  

It's day one of Great Britain's Davis Cup clash against Japan as Andy Murray takes on Taro Daniel and Dan Evans faces Kei Nishikori

Flights delayed as up to four inches of snow hits northern Britain

Snow at Leeds Airport, March 2, 2016  

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Rula Lenska flipped car with grandson, three, in back after shot of vodka with builders

Actress Rula Lenska arrives at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court, south west London, where she was due to appear charged with drink driving.  

MPs debate England adopting its own anthem rather than relying on God Save The Queen

England's sports team currently use the UK's national anthem at sporting events  

England's football and rugby fans currently rely on singing God Save the Queen at major sporting events, while Scottish fans enjoy 'Flower of Scotland' and the Welsh can revel in 'Land of Our Fathers'

Two Syrians jailed over drowning of Aylan Kurdi

MEPs allowed to claim £120,000 in expenses without proof of how money is spent

Vulgar insults at Republican debate after Romney 'hatches plot' to stop Trump nomination

British tourist arrested for posing nude at Peru's Machu Picchu ruins

Former Liverpool FC owner David Moores in hospital after masked burglar attack

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... Hubble telescope spots most distant object ever seen - 13.4bn light-years away

The most distant object ever seen has been detected by the Hubble Space Telescope  

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Gold soars into bull market as global growth fears mount

Allister Heath: beware - the experts are usually poor forecasters

Banks could learn a lot from Spider-Man

Six Nations 2016

England have a great chance to win Six Nations Grand Slam - but they've been riding their luck

If England are to be true to new in-your-face style then they must be honest about performances - they've been riding their luck  

Will Greenwood: England under Eddie Jones have become edgey, abrasive and difficult to handle in winning three from three, but against Wales they will face a new level of difficulty

Tuilagi declares himself fit and ready for Wales

Who makes Six Nations team of the weekend?

Judgment day cannot be put off indefinitely for Ford and Farrell

Abrasive England sharpen up for title battle with Wales

Ireland call for rule change over stamping

New regime, same old problems

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How Spurs made Arsenal look old-fashioned

JJ Bull: Mauricio Pochettino's ruthless, direct football means Spurs are on the verge of shifting the balance of power in North London

 

'Manchester United more worthy of Champions League than Leicester'

Relevent Sports chairman Charlie Stillitano says 'there are good arguments' for a European Super League

 

Revealed: the Premier League clubs with the hardest run-ins

The battles for the title and survival are really hotting up, but who has the toughest task? Thanks to some (very) simple maths, we can count down the easiest to the hardest...

 

Premier League: 10 questions for the weekend... and our predictions

Adam Hurrey: Is the North London derby now the showpiece fixture? Have Leicester finally run out of steam? And how ready is Pato?

Laura Trot  

Brilliant Trott claims gold, but Wiggins must settle for silver

Laura Trott takes gold in scratch event at Track World Cycling Championships while team pursuit quartet led by Sir Bradley Wiggins ride superbly to second

Ranieri, Alderweireld, Cech, Aguero  

Battle of the bottle: Which title hopeful can hold their nerve?

It's the title no-one wants to win, but which of the top four has got one last good run in them as the season draws to a close?

Arsene Wenger is irritated by Thierry Henry's comments about the atmosphere at the Emirates  

Wenger rebukes Henry: 'He sits in best seats so cannot speak for fans'

Arsenal manager irritated by his former striker's remarks over the atmosphere at the Emirates during 2-1 defeat to Swansea

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Marco Rubio and Donald Trump on stage during the Fox Republican debate in Detroit

Little Marco & Big Don: playground insults at GOP debate

Donald Trump on stage during the Republican debate in Detroit

Debate was 'intervention to destroy Trump'

North Korea's deadly weapons of war

Tent 'city' covers fields at Greek-Macedonian border

 

House of Cards: Michael Kelly on playing Doug Stamper

CCTV: learner driver mows down PCSO

Five ways the UK always deals with snow

Trump: Romney is irrelevant and a choke artist

Teenager's song about grandma's dementia

Beat the baggage fees: how many items can you pack in a travel vest?  

Beat baggage fees: what can fit in a travel vest?

Travel»

Passport colours explained  

The surprising reasons behind the colour of your passport

Why is the British passport burgundy? It might have something to do with communism

In defence of the world's 'worst' airline

 

Tiny Portuguese carrier SATA has been labelled the world's worst in a new study. Chris Leadbeater offers a case for the defence

10 hot new hotels opening this month

Amanemu, Japan  

Our guide to the best hotels openings in March, from Rio de Janeiro to Japan

Portrait of Matisse with Alastair Sooke

 
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Join the art critic on a trip to the South of France to explore the lives and work of Matisse, Picasso and Chagall

50 great holidays for families with teenagers

 

From active adventures to the best villas with space for all, we pick the best trips to keep everyone happy

Could you be a London cabbie?

Could you be a London cabbie?  

How well do you know London's lanes and landmarks? Find out with our quiz

13 destinations that are stuck in a time warp

13 destinations that are stuck in a time warp  

Places around the world - from Transylvania to Frinton-on-Sea - where the pace of change is glacial

Britain's silliest place names

Britain's silliest place names  

From Bottom Burn to Netherthong, a new map highlights the silliest towns and villages in Britain

The best beach hotels in Spain

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The top beach hotels in Spain, chosen by our experts, including the best for sea views, restaurants and families

The best family-friendly hotels in Greece

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An insider's guide to the best family-friendly Greek Islands hotels, featuring the top places to stay for villas, kids' clubs and pools

A surprisingly difficult animal recognition quiz

Which animals can you recognise?  

Cheetah or leopard? Kangaroo or wallaby? See which animals you can identify in our quiz to celebrate World Wildlife Day

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Doug Stamper and Frank Underwood in House of Cards  

House of Cards' Doug Stamper: 'Trump has a screw loose'

Television

The actor Michael Kelly, who plays Frank’s factotum, on American politics and starring in the drama

R2-D2 creator Tony Dyson dies - and Star Wars fans pay tribute to the man behind the famous droid

 
Film

Dyson, who built R2-D2 in 1977 for the very first Star Wars film, was 68

• Culture stars who died in 2016

Our verdict on the new Ghostbusters trailer

 
Film

Forget the sexist naysayers, says Robbie Collin - this all-female reboot should be every bit as fun as the 1984 film

Adolf Hitler: 'I am the greatest actor in Europe'

 
Books

A blockbuster new biography of the Führer investigates his lies and tricks

Gods of Egypt: what in Ra's name went so wrong?

Gerard Butler in Gods of Egypt  
Film

Alex Proyas's $140 million fantasy epic has been panned by critics. Where did it all go so wrong?

'Whoever is sanctioning topless auditions in Game of Thrones should be buried alive!'

 
TV and Radio

Alison Steadman talks to Rachel Stewart about new BBC show Broken Biscuits, and being an older woman on TV

100 funny jokes by 100 comedians

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