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Brothers top
for Scrabble
A PAIR of brainiac brothers
are World and European
Champions at Scrabble.
Joshua Mosey, 8, won
the World crown and
brother Reuben, 11, won
the European title.
Reuben, from Penge,
South East London, said:
“We practise a lot at home.
My dad makes it fun.”
IDENTICAL twins Esta
and Cody Broadhurst, 18, of
Ammanford, Carmarthen-
shire, got identical A-level
grades, three A* and one A.
IDENTICAL WINS
TURKS TO BUY BRITISH
STEEL..AND SAVE JOBS
huss warned: “This is not
yet a done deal and we have
a lot of hard work ahead.”
The Mirror has campaigned to
Save Our Steel since thousands
of job losses in 2015.
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be done, [it] is an impor-
tant stepping stone to
securing a sustainable
future for this cornerstone of
British industry.”
The sale is expected to be tied up
by the end of the year. Community
steelworkers’ union chief Roy Rick-
into liquidation in May. It is a
lifeline for more than 4,000 workers
at its Scunthorpe plant and 21,
in the supply chain.
Gareth Stace, director of industry
body UK Steel, welcomed the “enor-
mously positive news”. He added:
“While there is much work still to
BY BEN GLAZE Deputy Political Editor
CRISIS-HIT British Steel is set
to be saved by Turkey’s military
- rescuing 25,000 UK jobs.
Ataer Holdings, part of Turkey’s
armed forces pension scheme, was
yesterday unveiled as the preferred
POSITIVE Stace buyer for the firm, which plunged
Helena:I’ll
model at 80
bottom, below bankers, while caring
nurses, doctors and teachers were top.
The poll by Compassion in Politics also
found more than half mistrust politicians.
The think-tank said: “Voters don’t want
politicians to put party loyalties or career
advancement ahead of their country.”‘Don’t let my child be an MP’
TWO in five parents would worry about
their child becoming an MP because they
see it as a dishonest profession.
The same number would hate a relative
to date a Member of Parliament.
People were asked to rank nine profes-
sions for compassion. Politicians cameHELENA Christensen has hit 50 but says
she will be working for years.
She told Harper’s Bazaar magazine: “I’ll
probably still be modelling when I’m 80.”Pictures: ALEXI LUBOMIRSKI/
HARPER’S BAZAARCAMPAIGN