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Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak should live a day in life of struggling Brits say voters

We asked people on the streets of Birmingham how the cost of living crisis is hitting - and what the next Prime Minister should do about it

Daily Mirror

Heartbreaking crisis of 'fake strays' as dog owners too poor to care for pets

Hope Rescue in Pontyclun, South Wales, said it believed some of the strays brought in over the past few weeks were not genuine after neighbours of the owners recognised them from social media posts

Daily Mirror

Voters urge Tory leadership candidates to set out plans for the energy crisis

Brits shared their thoughts with the Mirror before Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak faced further questions from Conservative party members at a hustings in Cheltenham on Thursday evening. Cheltenham is a key marginal battleground between the Conservatives and Lib Dems.

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Voters unimpressed with 'bottom of the barrel' Truss and Sunak choice in Exeter

Speaking to the Mirror hours before a hustings event in the city got underway, people attacked the choice between Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss

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'DNA tests proved war heroes who lay undiscovered for over 100 years were our relatives'

World War One soldiers whose bodies lay undiscovered for a century were put to rest and with military honours after detectives traced down their families - the story will appear on ITV's Long Lost Family

Daily Mirror

'Nightmare' TUI flight 'bounced off runway' before woman went into labour on plane

Naomii Thomas was onboard the disastrous flight from Cape Verde, which had already been delayed for hours when it finally took off for Bristol - but the wheels barely touched the runway before taking off again

Daily Mirror

'My wages no longer cover everything I have to pay out due to soaring bills'

Mags Davies says when her gas and electricity bill went up from £89 to £208 in April, she blamed the bank, but later she was forced to sit down to try and figure out how to bring her expenses down

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Pubs face 'catastrophe' of nightmare price rises - as one owner hit with £90,000 energy bill

Owners and workers in the hospitality industry across the UK are urging the Government to step in, warning 'nobody can survive this' amid fears hundreds of venues could be forced to shut

Daily Mirror

Rwanda asylum seeker flight will cost hundreds of thousands of pounds - for seven people

Tonight a flight is set to depart the UK for Rwanda with just seven asylum seekers on board after a flurry of legal challenges. It is expected to cost north of £200,000 with some estimates putting it as high as £500,000

Daily Mirror

Queen's Platinum Jubilee marked by thousands braving weather at Sunday street parties

From Morecambe to Cambridgeshire, Bristol to Newcastle-upon-Tyne and even in disaster-hit Welsh village Aberfan, thousands turned out for the Queen on Sunday to mark the end of the Jubilee weekend

Daily Mirror

'My neighbours scooped £184m – I hope they use some of it to fix our broken fence'

Faith Cox wishes her neighbours well, but has been tying to get the structure repaired after one of the couple's chickens escaped from their garden

Daily Mirror

Meet the man who breaks the news to lottery winners that they have become millionaires

Andy Carter was the man who knocked on the door of the UK's biggest ever lottery winners to confirm the good news that they had won £184m at their home in Gloucester

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Disabled woman left housebound as she can't afford to charge her mobility scooter

Jacquie Dean relies heavily on her mobility equipment due to her arthritic knees and fibromyalgia, but due to the rising living costs she can no longer afford to power her scooter

Daily Mirror

National Lottery defends EuroMillions winners' choice to go public as people wonder why

The National Lottery released a statement defending winners' choice to go public after Joe and Jess Thwaite revealed their record-breaking £184 million scoop

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Biggest ever EuroMillions winners say dad 'prepared' them to scoop £184m jackpot

Joe and Jess Thwaite scooped a record-breaking £184,262,899 with a Lucky Dip ticket on May 10. Hairdresser Jess said her dad played the National Lottery all his life and constantly dreamed of winning

Manchester Evening News

National Lottery defends EuroMillions winners' choice to go public

"Taking publicity can give the winner peace of mind"

Daily Mirror

Furious mum blasts Tory MP's 'vile' foodbank comments amid cost-of-living agony

Clare Leahy lives in the constituency of Tory Lee Anderson, who sparked fury on Wednesday after claiming poverty-hit Brits forced to rely on foodbanks 'cannot budget' and 'cannot cook properly'

Daily Mirror

Inside Finland's underground shelters built to shield people in case of Russian attack

Finland has been preparing for a potential Russian attack by building hundreds of bunkers which have enough space - and beds - to shelter every single one of Helsinki's residents

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Memories of last time Red Army invaded still haunt families living on the Russian border

Finland’s historically fraught relationship with Russia is now at its most fractious, after the invasion of Ukraine convinced the Nordic nation to ditch its neutral status and apply for NATO membership

Wales Online

'Antifeminist' former model says she walks out of dates if asked to pay

Psychotherapist Claire Grey, from Swansea, admitted her views were 'prehistoric' but said she models herself on a 1950s housewife and expects a partner to open doors for her, always pay, and never swear

Daily Mirror

Model aiming to be 'like 1950s housewife' struggles to find 'old-fashioned' man to date

Claire Grey says she would rather be taken to McDonald's than be expected to split the bill and recently dumped her ex when he didn't hold her hand when crossing the road

Daily Mirror

'My sister's murder uncovered dark family secret that was buried for decades'

Steve Ramsbottom, 74, from Lancashire, discovered the secret while detectives were investigating the murder of his sister Lesley Pearson at her villa in Spain

Daily Mirror

Inside Ukrainian hospital filling up with war wounded and traumatised civilians

The Daily Mirror's Chris Hughes and Rowan Griffiths visited the new and hastily-constructed tent complex that is Israel’s Shining Star field hospital as Putin's bombardment of cities puts pressue on medics

Daily Mirror

Heroic mums rescue 227 children from basements under attack from Russian tanks

Sneaking through woods full of Russian troops and clambering through bombed-out buildings, the women grabbed the children away from the ravages of war. A woman drove down streets as missiles rained down

Daily Mirror

10,000 deadly Molotov Cocktails on city rooftops as Ukrainians brace for Russian attack

Ivano-Frankivsk, a city located in western Ukraine, is preparing to mobilise by manning barricades and taking to the rooftops high above to hurl homemade bombs on Russian troops

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