Daily Express – 28 February 2026 – Daily Express

(8) 15 Heavyweight holding a large claw (5) 18 The French ringleader with Virginia’s caterpillar (5) 20 Conservative about to get perfume from curved street (8) 23 Tirade about a woman, bright (7) 25 Soldier, single, almost finding umbrella (7) 26 Tolerating nothing, tax for one working getting prolonged applause (8,7) 27 Trip unacceptable in the capital of Germany (6) 28 Lock for first castle (8) Reddish-brown bangle originally found in gold vase (6) 2 Conduct of bachelor I have mistakenly associated with us (9) 3 Troubling gent and lad, it’s twisted together (7) 4 Group of eight musicians taking month with film (5) 6 Teacher finally entering not including short extract (7) 7 Wild dog seen in road in Gothenberg (5) 8 Clear and loud, one rants unexpectedly (8) 9 Reportedly spot husky getting fish (8) 14 Addictive substance, not nice, I removed (8) 16 Overwhelming electoral victory for leader initially seen in country with team (9) 17 Sore calf suffering in the open air (2,6) 19 A group on leave (7) 21 Present said to be dried fruit (7) 22 Aircraft in quiet roads (6) 24 Preliminary version showing Democrat on floating structure (5) 25 Picture burning in post office (5) FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN £100 CASH read down the letters in the highlighted squares to reveal the mystery word HOW many words of four letters or more can you make from the letters shown here?

In making a word, each letter may be used once only. Each must contain the centre letter and there must be at least one nine-letter word. No plurals. Verb forms ending in “s” permitted. Good 14; very good 21; excellent 27 (or more). Solution next Saturday. aching, acing, agin, canine, caning, canning, chain, chin, china, chine, enchain, ENHANCING, gain, genic, hangi, hennaing, hinge, inane, inch, neigh, nice, niche, nigh, nine Call 0907 181 2586 for today’s Target solution *Calls cost 80p per minute plus your telephone company’s network access charge.

VICTORIA Beckham serves up a 90s throwback as she launches a new fragrance with an Italian Riviera shoot. Perching on a cliff top, she shows off her legs in a plunging black halterneck dress, gazing dreamily into the lens in two other shots for Portofi no ’97, the quiet trip on which she fell for David. FANS must have been holding one hell of a seance: Ghosts is being resurrected from its TV grave as a fi lm. Viewers were bereft when the BBC One show ended its fi ve-series run in 2023 and they said farewell to romantic poet Thomas, Lady Fanny Button and their equally dead cohort.

They reacted with delight to learn the main cast are back with Ghosts: The Possession of Button House. Alison and Mike Cooper, played by Charlotte Ritchie and Kiell Smith-Bynoe, were last seen selling their haunted house to a hotel and leaving with their new baby. The creators and writers said they genuinely never planned to make a return until they had an idea for the story. They said: “We all got so excited that we couldn’t resist returning to our haunted home for one more adventure.”

They teased the news by posting a video of the door at Button House swinging open. One fan, who echoed many others, said: “Fingers crossed it’s movie time for the sublime Ghosts.” The fi lm will again be shot at West Horsley Place, in Surrey, from next month. Produced by Monumental Television, Ghosts ended with a festive special that drew 7.2million viewers. The cast of Ghosts will be back for a big screen outing BY NIKKI ONAFUYE 4 Daily Express Saturday, February 28, 2026 DX1ST ANGER AS CHURCHILL ‘No words can I have for the BY GILES SHELDRICK Chief Reporter EXCLUSIVE YES: 0901 133 4440 NO: 0901 133 4441 Yes text DXYES to 63333 No text DXNO to 63333 You must have the bill payer’s permission.

Vote closes at midnight tonight. The Daily Express may contact you by post, SMS and/or email with offers, goods or services that may be of interest to you. To stop receiving SMS messages text ‘NSNOINFO’ to the originating number. SP: Spoke, 0333 202 3390. Calls cost 50p plus network access charge Texts cost 50p plus standard network rate Is Churchill statue vandalism an insult to World War Two heroes?

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