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For online orders postage and packaging applies. \u00a33.99 Monday, March 2, 2026 today\u2019s tv ones towatch HUMANS have been worried that technological advances might render us obsolete since the Industrial Revolution, so any fears about being replaced have deep roots. Nevertheless, what once seemed like science fiction \u2013 a Terminator-style rise of the robots \u2013 is now all too real. But will the automata we created and unleashed improve our lives by completing mundane tasks, or leave millions unemployed?<\/p>\n

Richard Bilton ventures to Silicon Valley to find out. But is it really him or some high-tech doppelganger? Alexa, how soon will robots replace the need for TV critics? HEADLINE-grabbing real-life events have sideswiped this four-part drama about the rise and fall of Jane Andrews (Mia McKenna- Bruce), personal dresser to Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York (Natalie Dormer) who was charged with the murder of her former stockbroker boyfriend, Thomas Cressman (Ed Speelers).<\/p>\n

Operating under the usual disclaimer \u2013 \u201csome characters, events and scenes have been created and merged for dramatic purposes\u201d \u2013 the final episode sees Jane stand trial at the Old Bailey. As the prosecution and defence lock horns, Jane starts to lose her tenuous grip on reality and makes a shocking allegation. small prophets BBC2, 10pm The weird and wonderful tale continues this week as Kacey, Michael\u2019s colleague, calls at his house to help him bury the jars but it\u2019s the hoard of boxes that pique her interest.<\/p>\n

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US war jets with use of our bases BY CHRIS HUGHES and SOPHIE HUSKISSON A blast near Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai Mr Starmer last night UNDER ATTACK Smoke rises from Jebel Ali seaport in Dubai yesterday HUNDREDS of thousands of Brits were trapped in the Middle East last night as Iranian missile strikes rocked the region.<\/p>\n

Ministers are understood to be drawing up an unprecedented operation to evacuate holidaymakers and expats by land, sea or air. Keir Starmer authorised the US to use British bases to end Tehran\u2019s indiscriminate attacks. The PM said last night: \u201cThe only way to stop the threat is to destroy the missiles at source.\u201d FULL STORY: PAGES 4,5,6&7 HALF PRICE TICKETS HALF PR To the Randox Grand National Festival Valid on opening day, Thursday April 9 l Terms and conditions apply. l p Terms and conditions a SEE PAGE 22 DAILY MIRROR MONDAY 02.03.2026 2 DM1ST HEALTH LOTTERY: 1, 4, 29, 45, 47 Bonus: 15 SATURDAY\u2019S LOTTO: 12, 15, 22, 28, 31, 32 Bonus: 23.<\/p>\n

No winner of \u00a310m jackpot THUNDERBALL: 3, 5, 7, 33, 38 Thunderball: 5. No \u00a3500k winner FRIDAY\u2019S EUROMILLIONS: 14, 24, 27, 39, 42 Lucky Stars: 6 & 10. Tomorrow\u2019s est jackpot: \u00a3152m ALL OR NOTHING: 3, 4, 8, 9, 12, 13, 16, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24 THE LOTTERY BY SOPHIE HUSKISSON London Mayor Sadiq Khan Khan urges PM rethink on Labour poll tactics SADIQ Khan has told Keir Starmer he is taking liberal, progressive voters for granted after Labour\u2019s by-election defeat.<\/p>\n

The London Mayor said trying to take on Reform is a betrayal of Labour values and urged the PM to rethink the party\u2019s approach. He warned Mr Starmer that calling the Green Party \u201cextreme\u201d would turn more people off Labour, after Green candidate Hannah Spencer stormed to victory in Gorton and Denton. Mr Khan does not want a change of leadership as it would create instability, but said: \u201cThere needs to be real change and a vision that provides hope, not doom and gloom.\u201d<\/p>\n

CONCERN The Labour mayor wrote in the Guardian: \u201cA political strategy of taking liberal, progressive voters for granted is clearly flawed. \u201cMany people who voted Labour in July 2024 are now angry and frustrated.\u201d He criticised political positioning on issues like Brexit, migration and Gaza, adding: \u201cTrying to compete with Reform on the right not only feels inauthentic, but a betrayal of what Labour represents.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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