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Trump has shamed Europe over Putin – awkwardly, he’s got a point
James Ball: The US President is for once right to call out Europe for buying Russian gas
Flights suspended at Nuremberg Airport after plane raised hijack alarm
Flights at Germany’s Nuremberg Airport have been suspended after a plane sent out an emergency code signalling it was being hijacked.
UK at growing risk of terror attack with deadly manmade viruses, warns MI5 boss
Sir Ken McCallum said AI is 'supercharging' security threats in the UK and meant terrorists could gain the ability to create bioweapons
My first London home made me £850,000 – I sold my second at a loss
Housing in the capital used to be an investors' dream. But as properties sit empty and sell at a loss, has the bubble finally burst?
I was a strict parent, my wife was a softie – now I know which method works
Do you and your partner disagree on parenting styles? It's the biggest source of conflict among the couples I coach, and this is how to resolve it
Crystal Palace have left me with a nagging worry
I'm sure the football is tremendous fun for neutrals - but it leaves me feeling uneasy
The forgotten 1970s radical who taught Britain how to fight far-right racism
Zing Tsjeng: Jayaben Desai led a strike that changed this country, and today we must learn from what she did
My adult children no longer speak – it breaks my heart
Many parents blame themselves when their children fall out. Here, experts offer advice on how to manage (and mistakes to avoid) when that sibling bond begins to break
I’m a GP – the migraine treatments that actually work, and those to avoid
They affect around one in seven people, and there's more to it than just a headache
Three changes Newcastle must make after £115m trio struggle
The chastening defeat at Coventry exposed problems Matthias Jaissle can no longer ignore
Harry is no longer untouchable – but he can say what no other royal can
Richard Palmer: The Duke of Sussex can use the platform his birthright gave him to help hold Britain to account
The immigration case that shows what happens to Trump’s political enemies
US agents raided the home of Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, who accused the President of a 'campaign of intimidation', saying 'I will not be silenced'
I earn £100,000 – how much should I put into my pension to cut my tax bill?
A young reader wants to reduce the tax they pay by boosting their retirement savings
Inside Trump’s destructive feud with Zelensky
The eruption of mutual dislike between the two is of the worst order seen since their infamous dust-up in February 2025
I felt unsafe in a shared flat. My older male flatmate tidied my knicker drawer
Realising renting was unaffordable in London on her own, Francesca Baker-Brooker moved into a house-share – but found it an unsettling and uncomfortable experience
Burnham says exactly what he thinks. It’s starting to cost him
Kitty Donaldson: The Prime Minister appears to have a worrying tendency to shoot from the hip
Inside Burnham’s Brexit gamble: How under-30 migration is set to unlock a new deal
PM says a deal is "on the table" as summit date announced - but negotiations likely to go down to the wire
The UK towns at risk of running out of water until 2027
Extreme dry conditions are set to stay through the winter, experts warn
Kitchen refit worker, 32, dies of lung disease after calling for deadly stone ban
As the death toll rises from deadly silicosis, the Government must do more to clamp down on firms flouting safety rules and screen the workforce to save lives
The homes that face losing £230 energy savings if heat pump grants are cut
Energy and fuel poverty experts slam 'short-sighted' Government's proposals to save millions of pounds from the Warm Homes Plan
England are already preparing for life after Stephen Fleming
Plus: The 30 players given central contracts - and the latest on Brydon Carse's future
Reform’s performative cruelty on migration is not the British way
Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf's new policy fundamentally misunderstands this country
Trump is always sowing chaos. Europe just needs to hold its nerve
Luke McGee: Europe is only powerless in this conflict if it chooses to be so
The tax rises that could come in the Budget – and how likely they are
John Healey faces a tough choice over whether to slash spending on public services or put up taxes
A Brexit U-turn is a big risk for Burnham – but the moment is right
Simon Kelner: The Prime Minister now has a chance to restore faith in government’s ability to improve our lives
The four major flaws in Reform’s plan to shut down asylum system
Nigel Farage has laid out a strategy to void existing asylum applications and rejected any new ones - but the proposal features some pitfalls
My partner pulled away from me during menopause – my guide for other men struggling
I spent a lot of time wondering, 'What has happened to us?' While she was asking herself, 'What is happening to me?'
What the Budget could mean for state pensions, private pots and lump sums
Pensioners – as well as those saving towards their retirement – could be in the firing line when it comes to tax rises
I spent a day with Man City fans – and their mood surprised me
City fans revel in Sheikh Mansour chants and a message to the haters
The areas most at risk of flash floods as El Niño threatens millions in UK
There is an increased likelihood of wetter than normal weather during late autumn and early winter, Met Office warns
Liverpool have turned Anfield into a tame tourist-trap
Man City have never had it so easy at this famous old stadium. Something has to change
Gary Neville is wrong about Man City – and Sky Sports should know better
The broadcaster that made millions from their success faces an impossible dilemma
Vote for The i Paper’s life-saving Killer Kitchens campaign in Making a Difference award
Senior reporter Joe Duggan's exposé of the deadly lung disease silicosis has forced new safety regulations to be introduced
The key benefit cuts that look likely after Burnham hints at shake-up
Two reviews due this autumn will shape what comes next for universal credit and personal independence payments
Trump declared a surprise ‘energy ceasefire’ in Ukraine. Here’s how it’s going
Zelensky welcomes US president's claim of a ceasefire deal but Russian missiles continue to fall on Ukraine
Tax rises needed to plug £35bn hole in Budget, UK economists warn Healey
The Chancellor faces a choice of whether to 'tolerate' large real-terms cuts to public services or 'top up' spending by tens of billions of pounds, top think-tank says
Time picks up where Adolescence left off
The third series of Jimmy McGovern's Bafta-winning prison drama is another unflinching excavation of modern masculinity
Man City thrashing Liverpool was football at its most dystopian
Cheats, bananas and a victory nobody knows how to celebrate: welcome to the Premier League's Orwellian nightmare
Andy Burnham’s big dreams are about to get a big reality check
Anne McElvoy: A spreadsheet nightmare helped lever Starmer out of Downing Street. Now, his successor is trying to make the same numbers add up
I live in Sardinia – this crass American habit is ruining our beautiful island
Tipping might seem like an act of generosity, but it can do more harm than good
Harry and Meghan had my sympathy. Then they launched a £112 advent calendar
It's a gift-wrapped miniature of what life on the outside of the Royal Family actually entails
I’m a longevity expert. These four anti-ageing myths are junk science
From Blue Zones full of centenarians to telomere rejuvenation, most research claiming to show how we can extend lifespan is bunk
I’m a teacher – but there’s one thing I would never do for my students
Stefano Hatfield: We've become oddly reluctant to say that some responsibilities belong primarily at home
UK universities face £280m Brexit reset bill as EU demands cheaper student fees
The EU has offered a 'compromise' on discounted tuition fees as Andy Burnham's Brexit reset talks have stalled
Thin-skinned Trump still desperately wants our attention
The US President has unleashed his Department of Justice on the five leading US news networks
BBC’s desperate plan to flog Attenborough and Strictly in face of licence fee losses
Amid collapse in licence fee income, BBC bosses have been told to increase the corporation’s commercial revenues to help fill £500m funding 'black hole'
How chronic UTI sufferers could finally have official medical condition by 2027
Despite years of campaigning, chronic UTIs – which disproportionately affect women – have had no official medical recognition, making treatment near impossible to access
How Denmark’s gold-standard disability pension could work in the UK
As ministers consider welfare reforms, countries such as Denmark could serve as inspiration
I’m saving £70 per month with a £4,000 home battery – I wish I’d done it sooner
Interest in home batteries is surging – both for people who want to maximise the savings from their solar panels and for those whose homes are not suitable for solar
The EU decision that could force Burnham into major Brexit reset trade-off
British ministers and officials are in urgent talks with EU leaders over concerns that the UK will be locked out of a major new trade policy on cars, drugs and energy
Northampton Saints were brilliant against Bath but I feel conflicted
Rugby has a problem if every match ends with a scoreline like this
Putin sees Trump as the gift that keeps on giving
The US President’s deal to import Russian diesel to the US has one clear winner: Vladimir Putin
I bought a one-bed flat 10 years ago – now I feel trapped
Poorna Bell: Nothing has prepared me for what happens if the property won't sell
We caved and let the dog in our bed – but this compromise is saving our sleep
Sharing your bed with your dog is disgustingly filthy and quite annoying for a restful night – but it also feels joyful and irresistible, says Sadhbh O'Sullivan
We need to talk about the five best-dressed men in F1 (and the five worst!)
From George Russell's quiet luxury to Pierre Gasly's cowboy chic, these are the F1 drivers setting the paddock's fashion agenda - and those missing the mark
Burnham ‘pushing to axe photo ID checks at polling stations’ ahead of next election
Speculation is increasing that Burnham may call an election earlier than expeced
Man Utd’s ageing quartet have led them to a damning 40-year low
The Red Devils are right where they deserve to be after crumbling against Tottenham
The cheek of being told I have to stockpile – that’s not my job
Lucy Mangan: We need more Janets in this government to get stuff done
A sensible guide to microplastics and your health, by an expert
Microplastics are nearly impossible to see and avoid completely but there are ways to cut down on your exposure
Three takeaways after strike on Saudi airport kills 12, injures hundreds
Escalating hostilities between Houthi militants and Saudi-led coalition forces could drag Middle East into a wider war
Six things I’ve learned about men after 25 years as a therapist
Psychotherapist Dr Peter Meades on red flags, comparison culture and the pressures shaping modern life
The mid-life workers sacrificing their jobs and pensions to care for their parents
Sometimes known as 'carents', adult children are prioritising elderly mums and dads instead of saving for retirement
The 13 best film adaptations of classic novels
Whether it faithfully follows the text or daringly reinvents it, seeing your favourite book on the big screen is one of life's great pleasures
What to know as Hurricane Isaias hits land in United States and kills four
Hazardous conditions including storm surges, flash flooding, damaging winds and a risk of tornadoes remain, the National Hurricane Center said
What to know as man attacked at Yorkshire zoo
South Yorkshire Police said officers are working at pace to make contact with the man’s family
The city Farage could target next – but has moved on from Brexit
Reform may leap on Burnham's Rejoin the EU message but some Leave-voting cities have moved on
How Ukraine’s latest attack could shape the war – and Trump’s support
Ukraine's attack on a Russian oil hub could threatens to dent US relations and halt intelligence sharing
Reform vows to impose tariffs on countries over small boat crossings – this is how
Farage will announce the proposal as he renews his party’s focus on immigration following a heavy slum in the polls
Trump’s Putin deal is a desperate attempt to win voters – Ukraine will pay for it
Trump announced a deal to import Russian diesel to the US in stark contrast to a sweeping sanctions law he signed last month
‘It’s gonna get ugly’: How a midterm savaging would see Trump’s power seep away
Some are predicting the ‘maddest scramble for power’ that Washington has ever seen after the midterms
Flood alerts issued as Atlantic weather front to bring 45mph winds
Forecasts warn that wind and rain could northern and coastal areas while temperatures rise in the south of England
I was a senior CIA officer. This is how Russian spies prey on us
Sean Wiswesser spent decades in US intelligence. It gave him an extraordinary insight into how Moscow's spy services operate against the West
The rise and rise of Trump’s favourite Maga women
The ex-White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has got a new TV gig. Reports suggest Trump may have found his replacement - alongside a new Maga influencer to join the team
Trump’s brutalised America is crumbling before our eyes
Patrick Cockburn: The US President and his lieutenants are furiously attacking all that was best in American government and society
I warned of Russian sabotage at RAF base… hours later two men were arrested
Nato intelligence officials met at RAF Molesworth this week as Vladimir Putin steps up grey-zone attacks on Europe and the UK
Ellie Taylor on the Strictly backlash: ‘People don’t like change’
As she takes the reins on 'Strictly' spin-off 'It Takes Two', the comedian and presenter talks about keeping viewers onside, her social anxiety – and her stint on a lads' mag
Junior pension or ISA? The best way to save for your children, according to experts
How you plan for your child's future now could have a huge impact on their finances later
Maya Jama has one big problem
James Acaster and Hannah Fry are the most reluctant Traitors in the show's history – Maya Jama needs to whip them into shape
Trump agrees deal with Putin to release Russian diesel to US and global markets
Donald Trump has announced that he has made a deal with Vladimir Putin that will allowing Russia to “immediately release” diesel into the US and global markets.
Lionesses solve one headache with win in Greece – but still have two more
England Women win first leg of World Cup qualifying play-offs in Crete
Andrew should still be worried, even if the police investigation falters
Unless he can clear his name in a fully open process, the allegations against Andrew will never go away
It’s time for Man Utd to press the nuclear button
Michael Carrick is one match from the knacker's yard
The picture that raises awkward questions for Burnham over Man City links
The Prime Minister is facing fresh scrutiny after it emerged he visited China with club executives in 2018
Inside Liverpool’s backlash against landlords who house asylum seekers
The city's council is trying to limit the spread of bedsit-type conversions as locals raise concerns about transient residents, extra noise and excess rubbish
How El Niño could affect your holidays, from a 50°C Med to skiing in Scotland
The weather event could increase the chances of warmer, wetter autumn weather in Spain and the Mediterranean, drought in southern Africa, and a cold, snowy winter in the UK
Two groups interested in Everton takeover – what it means for Moyes and transfers
The key questions answered as the Friedkin Group announce intention to sell the Toffees
How scrapping inheritance tax on family homes could kill off downsizing
Wealthy pensioners may even consider upsizing their property to reduce their tax bill, experts say
The new EV threat to UK Brexit deal
Hopes fade of deal on university tuition fees and access to new EU trade rules
‘Zack should go’: How hard-left revolt and antisemitism row turned Greens ‘toxic’
Green Party leader now urged to 'show leadership' and undo damage of controversial Zionism motion
It’s a horrible time to be a young woman – but Kim, 19, gave me hope
Vicky Spratt: Too many of us are unable to access the right mental health support
Will Super El Niño bring ‘a wall of snow’ to the UK? All the claims, fact checked
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Council housebuilding plan thrown into disarray by Right to Buy surge
Andy Burnham’s promise of a homebuilding revolution will be undermined for years as local authorities struggle with a backlog of sales
Hegseth’s firing squad shows the cruelty at the heart of Trump’s White House
Donald Trump's defence chief wants to add the USA back to a list that presently comprises only Iran and Afghanistan
Richard E Grant has turned his grief into a joyful second act
He's endured a tough few years, but an impressive turn in a West End play and a thrilling appearance on The Celebrity Traitors are a reminder of what he does best
Five surprising questions Maresca answered on Man City cheating – and two he dodged
The City boss faced a grilling from journalists in his first appearance since the guilty verdict
I met Putin when he wanted acceptance from the West. Failure made him vengeful
Vladimir Putin wanted Russia to be respected as an equal on the world stage. Instead, it is an outcast
George Clarke: I loved growing up in a council house – spare me your pity
Social housing shouldn't be treated as a consolation prize
Andrew receives £302,000 payoff for leaving Royal lodge early
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been granted £302,000 in compensation for leaving his former Royal Lodge home before the end of his lease, a Crown Estate spokesperson said.
Hannah Fry is too clever for her own good
The plight of a certifiable genius proves once again that while intelligence serves you well on The Traitors in theory, it's a very different game in practise
Fay Ripley: The pilot of Cold Feet bombed – then it went on to win awards
The actress and food writer on faking a nervous breakdown, and self-doubt in her career
BBC faces losing its best talent from news and sport as a result of savage cuts
'Morale is at rock bottom. People are buffing their CVs. We are losing people with the vital experience that prevents damaging errors,' says one insider
‘His numbers are off the charts’: The £51m Newcastle new boy setting pulses racing
The summer signing has divided fans but club insiders are calling for patience, saying the speedster has ‘everything’ to be a top striker
Zack Polanski now has nowhere to hide
Isabel Hardman: For many senior Greens, he has failed to lead the party responsibly
Polanski’s leadership is in crisis. The divided Greens face an uncertain future
Polanksi had a meteoric rise, but now a bruising by-election loss and internal division threaten to end his leadership
Zelenskyy says Trump is unwilling to help Ukraine and this call may prove it
The US President appears more interested in wishing Putin happy birthday and deepening economic ties with Russia than protecting civilians killed by the Kremlin's invasion
The workplace is splitting in two. Which side are you on?
Pravina Rudra: The AI divide is impacting office communication, management and job security
How can I protect my pension from rising inflation?
Higher energy prices are likely to increase inflation later this year
Mikel Arteta: How to fix Tottenham? I’m sorry but I can’t help you with that
In an exclusive interview with The i Paper, the Arsenal manager speaks about his drive for perfection, the setbacks that have made him stronger and why one title is never enough
A ‘multiple casualty’ hybrid attack by Russia is Europe’s new worst-case scenario
European governments are understood to be quietly preparing for the growing possibility of a deadly and destabilising incident
Hegseth’s plan to livestream firing squad execution a ‘spectacle of cruelty’
US Defense Secretary says decision to shoot Fort Hood killer to death in public was a 'no brainer'
Greens concede Holborn and St Pancras by-election to Labour
Despite conceding the Green Party insists the results in Sir Keir Starmer's former constituency will reflect a close race.
ADHD wait lists, benefits and medication need overhauling, landmark review says
Smartphone and social media use may make ADHD symptoms worse in some children, according to the Fonagy review
The Celebrity Traitors is starting to get very uncomfortable
Famous people are used to being likeable – this game demands they put all that at risk
Badenoch on list found in home of Widdecombe suspect
Tory leader's name among more than 100 high-profile figures
The hidden clues that link Russia to German ‘super-spy’ scandal
As Putin's hybrid war against the UK and Europe escalates, security services are reckoning with what could be the biggest national security breach since the Cold War
Andrew’s victory is another painful embarrassment for the King
There’s no doubt about it: Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has successfully lobbed a custard pie in the face of the police and judicial system. Holed up in his humble Sandringham abode, he will be rubbing his hands with glee that a rare bit of good news has come his way. The former prince is not a drinking man, but the close coterie of chums in Norfolk who have not shunned him since his fall from grace will undoubtedly be raising a glass for their beleaguered friend.
A cure for blindness is coming
A Nobel-winning therapy that can activate nerves with the flick of a switch is also being turned into treatments for deafness, pain and epilepsy
Reform investigated Reform. The conclusion will shock you
Simon Kelner: Nigel Farage should know that the public always knows who it should trust
Two Latvian men arrested for trespass at RAF base used by US and Nato
Two Latvian men have been arrested on suspicion of trespass offences at RAF Molesworth in Cambridgeshire, which is used by US armed forces.
Andrew wins legal claim against police over search of his homes
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has won his legal claim against Thames Valley Police over raids on his homes after the High Court ruled they were unlawful.
Farage could face another Clacton by-election before Christmas
The parliamentary standards investigation into the Reform UK leader's £5m undisclosed gift is close to reaching a conclusion, sources say
Trump is dragging down his own party – this polling shows it
The US President faces an extraordinary danger at the upcoming midterms
America is moving on from Trump. And he thoroughly hates it
James Ball: The President is obsessed with building a legacy - one renovation project at a time
‘Dig for Victory’: The plan to boost food supplies if a war with Russia breaks out
An organisation which retrains military veterans as food growers says it is ready to scale up if the nation needs it
I’m a food editor – five easy weeknight chicken recipes I swear by
From a comforting rice bowl to a traybake, all these dishes require just a few ingredients and will be on the table quickly
How a Russian attack on Europe could unfold, in the first few days
Any military move by Vladimir Putin on a Nato country would trigger a rapid and complex response
How to stop mothering your ex-husband
Harry Hardisty: Women are still parenting men who discover a complete lack of competence in mid-life
I live in a zero-bills house – I’ve saved £6,000 in four years
Fraser Jackson's house is effectively a mini power station. When demand on the grid is high, energy generated in his home can be sold back to the grid
Three words from a child that left me sick to my stomach about the future
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: The dehumanisation of migrants is out of control in Britain
School pupils should get help for ADHD even without a diagnosis, major report to say
A review into mental health, autism and ADHD diagnoses is set to find that rising rates of distress are 'real'
Tories pledge to revive social care cap – and reject Burnham plan
The move would put the Conservatives at odds with the Prime Minister's plans for an NHS-style National Care Service
Cristiano Ronaldo has finally met his match
All it took was the second coming of Jorge Jesus in the 41-year-old’s career
Hey BBC, leave Test Match Special alone
It is hard to put into words what it means to British cricket fans
Badenoch has become a continuity Truss – desperate, knackered and fanciful
Ian Dunt: Some of these decisions are sensible – others are deeply, deeply silly
I saw the former German spy chief just weeks ago – this is why I’m shocked
The arrest of the former head of Germany's external espionage agency raises the wider question of who Britain can trust
I helped build the US’s bioweapons defence. Trump scrapped it at the worst time
Miles Taylor: The United States has reduced its ability to respond to bio threats at home and around the world
High profile Tory on list at Widdecombe suspect’s home angry at not being warned
More than 100 high-profile 'socially Conservative' names featured on the list, including the name of a former senior Cabinet minister
Man City in League Two? Here’s why EFL clubs are divided
From a boost in ticket sales to damaging its integrity, senior EFL executives weigh up the prospect of City playing lower-league football
Badenoch’s patronising message to Reform voters is a gift to Farage
Many voters are not being hoodwinked by populism – they are choosing it
Andrew has found the perfect scapegoat – but he’s making another mistake
The former Duke of York will go to any lengths to be absolved, even if that means ditching his most stalwart supporter
The 72 million flaws in Badenoch’s inheritance tax cut plan
Kitty Donaldson: Even senior Tories, who should know better, are blithely predicting the next election might be fought along traditional two-party lines
Ukraine’s secret operation is making Russia nervous – and reversing Putin’s gains
Despite manpower disadvantages, Ukraine has quietly launched one of its biggest offensives of the year
Far-right thugs used to own antisemitism exclusively. Not any more
Kate Maltby: British Jews feel they have a target on their backs
The Strokes never fulfilled their potential – until now
A triumphant gig at the O2 showed the band have finally found their groove, two decades on from indie sleaze
The hidden property deals Andrew has used to fund his ‘comfortable’ lifestyle
Mountbatten-Windsor faces fresh questions about his finances after launching a legal challenge to Thames Valley Police, which could cost him hundreds of thousands of pounds
I took a hop-on, hop-off bus around Europe’s secret winelands – it was a delight
A new tour aboard a vintage bus around Lake Balaton reveals independent restaurants, hotels and wineries in a holiday destination favoured by central Europeans
I’m 26 and pay lots of tax – don’t tell Gen Z to simply save more for retirement
I've worked full time since I was 21 and genuinely can't imagine retiring before I'm 70
Thomas Tuchel’s stubbornness has won me over
England's head coach didn't blink. Now it's time to trust his vision
Tories are still insisting Liz Truss was right – as ex-PM plots unlikely comeback
Four years after her 44-day premiership, Conservatives at the party's Birmingham conference told The i Paper they still back her ideas – but not her return
Seven conversations midlifers should have with their ageing parents, and what to say
From the power of attorney to dangerous driving, how to navigate difficult topics as our parents grow older
My son was a hero on October 7. He threw grenades back at attackers before he died
British-Israeli citizen Aner Shapira was killed in the Hamas attacks. His parents say they've been let down by the West
I’ve seen England’s nine greatest strikers – here’s where Harry Kane ranks
Plus: Our chief sports correspondent picks his all-time England XI
I regret pushing my son through grammar school – his confidence was destroyed
I was determined to get our son a place, but once he was there, he silently slipped between the cracks
Israel marks three years since October 7 Hamas attack – in pictures
Israelis gather across the country to mourn victims of the deadliest attacks on Jews since the Holocaust
The unstoppable rise of nipples – and why you are seeing them everywhere
Kate Lister: I tried a pair of stick-on nipples in the wild to see what the fuss is all about
I was forgetful, confused and exhausted – all because I was lacking a key nutrient
A growing number of people are deficient in vitamin B12, but getting a diagnosis and the right treatment isn't always easy
‘Generational injustice’: Young nurses ‘forced’ to opt out of gold-plated pensions
The NHS Pension Scheme is considered one of the most generous in the UK, but experts say some staff are finding it unaffordable to be a part of
I retired at 38 and left the UK to travel the world. Life is so cheap, I’ll never run out of money
Nic McCarthy earned good money in his twenties playing piano in upmarket hotels and teaching children in expensive schools. However, he ditched it all for a simpler life abroad
One of the biggest ever media mergers means more hobbits, heroes and Potter
Paramount Skydance bought Warner Bros Discovery for $110bn, under the control of tech mogul and Trump ally David Ellison
England have found an upgrade on Saka after brushing aside Czechs
Thomas Tuchel has an embarrassment of attacking riches to choose from
Bake Off is toughening up. Good
The first ever 'audience choice week' saw the power taken out of Nigella Lawson and Paul Hollywood's hands in a much needed shake-up
Now Trump has abandoned his fellow Americans – will America abandon him?
James Ball: His party is unlikely to turn on him before the midterms. Voters, though, might feel differently
The UK security risks after German spy chief arrested, according to experts
Former president of German federal intelligence August Hanning has been arrested in what one expert says could be the biggest national security breach since the Cold War
Badenoch’s ‘Kemistry’ delusion is gifting Burnham a glittering opportunity
James O'Brien: The Conservative Party has quietly been losing touch with reality
The evidence of Russian plague outbreak assessed, from pictures to video
A murky picture is emerging from Russia after the death of a scientist at an 'anti-plague' lab, with posts ranging from total fabrications to evidence of people being cautious
The dangerous lie women are being told about work
Sarah Carson: Women need a reputation, not a ‘personal brand’
Brexit U-turn on food would drive up prices, supermarkets warn Tories
Conservatives promise to scrap any deal Labour makes with EU
The King’s plan to draw a line between him and Andrew has backfired
Simon Kelner: Andrew's legal challenge brings more unwelcome scrutiny for the King
The Fairford mystery just got murkier. Britain is losing its grip
The US has been blunt about a Fairford 'plot'. The UK is simply not prepared to deal with the growing threat
School budgets set to be squeezed to pay for teacher pay rises
Education secretary Lucy Powell has strained relations with Treasury after suggesting new money would pay for wage increase
The high-earning parents who can’t afford their children
Parents earning over £100,000 are looking to the state for support – and it is becoming a political problem
The five new air travel rules every British holidaymaker needs to know
Prepare for an e-gate upgrade and know your passenger rights, including to take a 'personal item' on flights for free
I survived Trump’s revenge machine. This is how we destroy it
Miles Taylor: Punishing the President would feel good. But making sure no American leader can do the same would be worth far more
Netanyahu’s ‘victory’ in Gaza may become a long-term defeat
Three years on from 7 October, Israel's response has divided it from its traditional allies
Five theories about the staggering rise of cancer in the under-50s
My friend Oli died at 33 - this is why experts think we're seeing more young deaths from cancer
Five ways for women in their 50s to feel happier at work, by a careers coach
Mid-life is often framed as a time of decline, but there are ways to make it the most meaningful phase of your career, says Polly May
I’m a surveyor – six signs your new-build was done cheaply and will have problems
Complaints about these homes are soaring. Here a former tradesman, who now runs a snagging company, reveals the red flags you should look for
How Andoni Iraola ripped up Arne Slot’s Liverpool playbook
Unlike his predecessor, the Basque boss has found value in the depths of the academy
If Gillian Anderson doesn’t want fans in the front row, she shouldn’t do theatre
The actor has made headlines for chastising fans at the stage door of her new play - but it is not for performers to pre-select their audience
Leo Sayer: I haven’t spoken to my ex-wife in 40 years – I don’t know where she is
The singer on surviving a hotel fire, marrying his wife after decades together and the inner voice that still calls him a failure
Truss links should torpedo Cleverly’s bid for London mayor, says Tory rival
The Tories are currently in the process of deciding who will be their candidate for the 2028 London mayoral race
If you earn £39,000, you’re not paying enough tax
If middle earners want good public services and public pensions, they’d better be prepared to pay for them
I’m a landlord selling my homes worth £1.5m – tenants are too much trouble
Jacqui Coombes said a series of difficult tenants plus a challenging financial landscape mean she is looking to get rid of her 13 properties
Badenoch has fallen into the trap that locks parties out of power
Her Tory party is restating all the old ideas voters have rejected, but harder and louder
The car-free winter sun island with turtles, pelicans and white beaches
This slow-paced escape offers an alternative to touristy Tulum
Gosport, the anti-migrant flashpoint pleading not to become a permanent problem
Hundreds protested against the arrival of asylum seekers in the Hampshire town on Sunday night. The council now wants Government to pay for the clean-up operation
Where property sales are down by a quarter and where they’re growing, mapped
While parts of the UK are seeing a struggling housing market, Scotland is bucking the trend, and sales are increasing in many areas
We’re 30 and on our third home already – here’s how we did it without help
Max and Kayleigh Bolton prioritised saving for property over the years and took advantage of several schemes
Trump just ordered the first military execution by firing squad since 1945 – here’s why
Decision comes amid renewed controversy over lethal injections after the botched execution of Christa Pike
Badenoch promises ‘Britannia Dome’ missile shield
Tory shadow defence secretary says the cost will be £10bn – experts have said £80bn
Tributes paid after former MP and author Jeffrey Archer dies at 86
Lord Archer, who was imprisoned for four years in 2001, had been due to speak at the Cheltenham Literary Festival this weekend
Four possible outcomes for Andrew as he launches legal challenge over police raid
Mountbatten-Windsor is challenging Thames Valley Police over search warrants at his residences that led to his arrest
Amy Dowden’s exit exposes one big Strictly problem
The pros are more important than the celebs, and this beloved dancer deserved a better year
Tories plan to cut inheritance tax… and woo billionaires to Britain
Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith pledges to cut one tax a year at the Tory Party Conference
Russian lab worker dies of suspected plague. This is what you should know
Russia is taking precautions to prevent the disease from spreading, but the bacterium would be unable to circulate today as it did to cause the Black Death in medieval Europe
Spain’s housing crisis could bring down its PM. Here’s what the UK can learn
The UK faces similar problems to Spain in terms of a lack of affordable housing, rising prices that outpace wages and the threat of the hard right