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• Will 'deluded and loathed' £300k-a-year BBC deputy who is 'staunch defender of doctored Donald Trump footage' be next Beeb boss to be swept away?

  Despite the impartiality scandal which has rocked the corporation and led to the resignations of Tim Davie and head of news Deborah Turness, her deputy Jonathan Munro remains in post.

• Labour's jobs disaster… as Reeves comes back for MORE tax: Unemployment surges to four-year high with wage rises slowing - but public sector still enjoys bumper pay deals

  Grim figures showed the jobs market crumbling, with redundancies rising, as the Chancellor prepares to impose more tax hikes.

• Expert shares daily activity which can naturally beat stress and boost sleep - and it takes just minutes

  People need to be making one simple daily change to beat seasonal fatigue-especially as many of us are struggling to get much sunlight between Monday and Friday.

• St George's flags are creating 'no-go zones' and are 'intimidating' to NHS staff, health leaders say

  Staff feel intimidated by the presence of the flags across the country, including when they are visiting people in their own homes to give them treatment, according to several NHS trust leaders.

• Pet shop tycoon's huge fireworks display for ex-model lover at their £4m mansion results in horse being put down... days after his store warned customers about bonfire night

  Pets corner tycoon Dean Richmond was forced to issue a grovelling apology after the celebrations spectacularly backfired and led to an angry confrontation with villagers.

• The Kinahan cartel's 'treasure map': How crime boss led police to gang's hidden gun arsenal in botched bid for a shorter sentence

  The Mail has been given an exclusive insight into the UK National Crime Agency operation that exposed his plot through insider testimony from the lead detective involved.

• Outrage as Amazon Rainforest is cleared of 100,000 trees to make way for climate summit

  Both climate activists and skeptics have slammed the destruction of miles of the Amazon rainforest in order to build a road for a two-week climate change summit.

• Police seek well-dressed couple after family 'assaulted and racially abused outside central-London Tube station'

  A woman, her sister and two young children, one in a pushchair, were supposedly set upon by a couple at around 7.30pm on Saturday.

• Inside the madcap world of floundering Ferrari: How relentless backstabbing behind the scenes is sabotaging the Scuderia - with their chairman's hypocritical barbs at Lewis Hamilton the latest self-inflicted wound

  It's a little rich of you, Mr Elkann, to take a pop at Hamilton now, given who brokered the £60m-a-year deal and his move to Ferrari. It was you, Mr Elkann.

• Trans woman, 28, stalked top surgeon who carried out her gender reassignment surgery - before threatening to 'batter' her

  Vivienne Taylor, 28, bombarded Tina Rashid with unwanted emails, and even turned up at her workplace several times claiming she had booked an appointment.

• Amber Davies is hand-in-hand with boyfriend Ben Joyce as inseparable couple brush off Strictly curse rumours at the UK premiere of Wicked For Good

  The couple looked typically close while attending the UK premier of forthcoming film Wicked For Good - the second instalment in a planned trilogy of Wizard Of Oz prequels.

• The most skin-crawling, gut-squelching, teeth-grinding shovel full of TV ordure I have ever seen: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS gives Kim Kardashian's legal drama All's Fair MINUS three stars

  For Kim Kardashian, bad publicity is the best publicity. The more degrading, scathing and humiliating, the better it is for her career.

• Revealed: The cold fury that erupted as BBC board turned on news boss. But will hurricane Deborah take her revenge?

  ANDREW PIERCE: As Deborah Turness strode into the wood-panelled boardroom on the third floor of BBC Broadcasting House the tension in the air was almost tangible.

• Joe Marler reveals how much he was paid on Celebrity Traitors as he opens up on the family bereavement that nearly saw him leave the hit TV show

  Marler, alongside singer Cat Burns, actor Nick Mohammed, historian David Olusoga and comedian Alan Carr, reached the final of the show that had captivated millions across the country.

• Homeowner fights off armed intruder in his undies - after making one small mistake we're all guilty of

  A homeowner was forced to wrestle a scissor-wielding intruder to the ground wearing only his underwear.

• The Motability map of Britain: Areas with the highest number of benefit claimants entitled to brand new car under the controversial £3BILLION scheme

  Motability was set up to help Brits with serious physical disabilities get around. But the bloated scheme is now being used by people with a wide variety of ailments.

• Warren Buffett's final farewell: the billionaire who once fingerprinted nuns says he's 'going quiet'

  'I wish all who read this a very happy Thanksgiving,' Buffett wrote in his final letter as Berkshire CEO. 'Yes, even the jerks; it's never too late to change.'

• 11 things we men secretly HATE that women LOVE to wear, by JOHN STURGIS

  I am, I concede, an unlikely commentator on fashion. In fact those who know me will doubtless laugh at the very idea.

• LEO MCKINSTRY: Though Parkinson's is laying waste to my body, I refuse to stop working. And I feel only disdain for all those who say their mental health comes first

  LEO MCKINSTRY: A sense of relief washes over me. The shaking in my legs and right arm has stopped.

• Kate Middleton just wore the most stunning pearl earrings - and you can get the look on the high street

  On Remembrance Sunday, the Princess of Wales wore her late mother-in-law Princess Diana's Collingwood Pearl Drop Earrings paired with a military-inspired coat by Catherine Walker.

• Savers say they need £27,000 to feel confident enough to invest as Chancellor plots cash Isa limit cut

  As many as 87 per cent of savers said they think a 'significant' cash safety net is essential to have before the start investing.

• Young drivers falling for this online scam are losing £2,000 on average to fraudsters

  Aviva said motorists aged 17 to 25 are the primary target of scam artists selling fake policies via social media.

• With choppy waves washing over markets, is it time to call for a lifeboat named diversification? INVESTING ANALYST

  In this column, William Heathcoat Amory, managing partner at Kepler Partners explains the benefits of a properly diversified portfolio.

• Getting a Christmas bonus? Here are six ways to make the money work harder for you

  After you've treated yourself to something nice, your Christmas bonus could be the starting point for achieving your longer-term goals.

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