{"id":257523,"date":"2026-07-13T15:35:50","date_gmt":"2026-07-13T12:35:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/daily-express-27-february-2026-daily-express-1\/"},"modified":"2026-07-13T15:35:50","modified_gmt":"2026-07-13T12:35:50","slug":"daily-express-27-february-2026-daily-express-1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/daily-express-27-february-2026-daily-express-1\/","title":{"rendered":"Daily Express – 27 February 2026 – Daily Express (1)"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Read more of what matters. What\u2019s included? \u2022 Ad-lite*, a cleaner and faster reading experience online \u2022 Access to exclusive subscriber-only journalism \u2022 Bespoke special offers, rewards & competitions (Monthly subscription only). \u00a36.99 per month when trial ends. Annual plan also available. Cancel anytime. T&Cs apply. *Ad-lite indicates that you will be shown far fewer standard advertising display formats within the article pages that you read. Get your first month for just \u00a31 express.co.uk\/offer Lend us 20 quid…modest ask after partner wins \u00a31million Waitrose ban mackerel in ethical move SHOPPERS at Waitrose will not be able to buy mackerel amid concerns about over\ufb01 shing.<\/p>\n

It will suspend sourcing of fresh, chilled and frozen mackerel, which it gets from Scottish waters, by April 29 and will not bring in more tinned mackerel. The move comes as successive governments have been accused of failing to cut catches to levels recommended by scientists, to ensure sustainable \ufb01 shing and prevent mackerel stocks collapsing. Jake Pickering, of Waitrose, said: \u201cWe are reinforcing our ethical commitments, acting to tackle over\ufb01 shing and protect the long-term health of our oceans. \u201cWe look forward to bringing mackerel back to shelves once it meets our high standards.\u201d<\/p>\n

Waitrose is launching an alternative range, including hot smoked herring and hot smoked sweetcure seabass, which are Marine Stewardship Council certi\ufb01 ed. Her \ufb01 rst treat was an ice cream maker from Costco Louise and Matt in shock after hearing about her big win teaching assistant Louise Bidmead won \u00a31million \u2013 then gave her partner \u00a320 to get a round in down the pub. Louise, 65, became a million- aire thanks to an Omaze sub- scription.<\/p>\n

Her \ufb01 rst treat was a \u00a3144 ice cream machine, then she turned up the heating with- out worrying about the bills.<\/p>\n

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LABOUR lacks the backbone to stop the boats, critics claimed after only 6% of Channel migrants were deported last year. Of\ufb01 cial \ufb01 gures reveal just 2,550 were removed, out of the 41,472 arrivals. And the government is \u201cnot on 2 Daily Express Friday, February 27, 2026 DX1ST Britain yesterday Amsterdam Rain 12C\/54F Brussels Rain 15C\/59F Dublin Showers 10C\/50F Frankfurt Sunny 18C\/64F Geneva Sunny 18C\/64F Lisbon Cloudy 16C\/61F Madrid Sunny 20C\/68F Paris Rain 15C\/59F Rome Fair 16C\/61F Amsterdam Rain 10C\/50F Brussels Showers 12C\/54F Dublin Showers 8C\/46F Frankfurt Cloudy 14C\/57F Geneva Rain 13C\/55F Lisbon Sunny 16C\/61F Madrid Fair 17C\/63F Paris Showers 12C\/54F Rome Fair 16C\/61F Britain Extremes: (24 hours to 11pm Wednesday) Warmest: Kew Gardens, 19c (66f).<\/p>\n

Coldest: Exeter Airport, 2c (36f). Wettest: Shap, 0.82ins. Sunniest: Tibenham Airfield, 9.2hrs. Lighting-up times Glasgow 5.47pm-7.10am London 5.37pm-6.48am Manchester 5.42pm-6.59am Newcastle 5.37pm-6.58am Belfast 5.55pm-7.15am Birmingham 5.42pm-6.56am Bristol 5.47pm-6.57am Full Moon 03 March MOON rises: 12.21pm, sets: 5.13am SUN rises London: 6.50am, sets: 5.37pm Manchester rises: 7.01am, sets: 5.42pm Moon, sun and tides HIGH TIDE London B\u2019ge (9.37am), (10.29pm) Liverpool (7.20am), (8.08pm) Greenock (7.29am), (9.49pm) Dover (7.30am), (8.14pm) Supplied by MeteoGroup Around the world yesterday North West: Wet start with heavier bursts later.<\/p>\n

Breezy at times, turning cooler by evening. High 11C (52F). East Anglia: Wet start, turning overcast. Gentle breeze, cooler by evening. High 12C (54F). Northern Ireland: Overcast, with occasional drizzle. Brighter by afternoon. Breezy, cooler conditions. High 10C (50F). London\/South East: Occasional drizzle, turning overcast later. Moderate winds easing. Cool conditions. High 13C (55F). Wales: Overcast with drizzle early on. Clearing to scattered damp spells.<\/p>\n

Light breezes, cool. High 12C (54F). South: Cloudy, light rain early. Showers fade, staying cloudy. Breezy, cooling later. High 12C (54F). Midlands: Cloudy with light rain. Bright spells later. Gentle breezes, cooler by evening. High 12C (54F). South West: Cloudy with drizzle early. Clearing to light showers. Gentle breezes, cool throughout. High 12C (54F).<\/p>\n

Channel Isles: Cloudy with intermittent drizzle. Bright spells later. Brisk winds easing, staying cool. High 12C (54F). Sea: Moderate or rough becoming slight or moderate. Today\u2019s summary: Wet start, cool and rainy end Scotland: Predominantly cloudy, clearing briefly. Breezy at times, turning chilly by evening. High 10C (50F).<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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