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Student protests live: Keir Starmer warns of ‘total loss of humanity’
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The Jane Goodall Institute for animal welfare and community conservation announced the chimp expert had died while on a speaking…
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The great painter shocked 1890s Paris with his Madame X portrait. Now the country that shunned and neglected him has finally…
Middle-class shoplifters target luxury shops ‘for the thrill’
Police use social media to shame higher-income thieves caught on CCTV stealing from retailers such as John Lewis and Waitrose
Police officers who ‘pledged support for Tommy Robinson’ exposed in sting
A Panorama documentary at Charing Cross station reveals officers who allegedly back the far-right activist and made racist and…
What we can learn from Luke Donald, the antithesis of egocentric leader
USA were a group of individuals; Europe a team who took the lead from their captain’s use of pronouns ‘we’ and ‘us’ to claim…
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Discovery of two species of invasive insects that can transmit diseases such as dengue and zika is linked to climate change
Oktoberfest in Munich temporarily closed over bomb threat
The scare at the German beer festival was linked to a murder and explosions at a family house in the north of the city
British companies forced to test drones abroad because of UK red tape
Small firms say that Britain’s ‘onerous’ paperwork for boat and drone testing could take six months to complete despite the MoD’s…
Keir Starmer: Labour will look again at cutting mental health benefits
Welfare reform will be revisited to find a different financial solution to help those with anxiety and depression
Investing in private assets is becoming normal but is still risky
Private markets are suddenly becoming mainstream for even the most modest end-investor, but do they realise what’s happening?
FBI to re-examine suicide of Hunter S Thompson at wife’s request
Anita Thompson wants fresh inquiry into death after writer was ruled to have shot himself 20 years ago, leaving a note that was…
French lessons in the art of urban regeneration: ‘People come first’
A report highlights what the UK could learn from the charming, carefully planned Panorama district in the Parisian suburb of…
Gwyneth and her daughter, Apple: the new faces of Gap
It was the American brand that changed the high street, bringing us preppy basics that we couldn’t enough of. Then it lost its…
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The German city of Kassel, which is home to 30,000 of the havoc-causing animals, had been trying to lure them with strawberry jam…
Selfridges rues loss of tax-free shopping as tourist numbers slip
Many UK retailers have blamed the scrapping of VAT-free shopping for international visitors for losing customers to rival…
Prince William: We must do more to champion Gaza aid workers
The Prince of Wales paid tribute to ‘brave humanitarians’ killed during conflicts, including in the Middle East and Ukraine, as…
England World Cup games could start at 1am in UK due to heat concerns
Scheduling for next year’s tournament could mean Thomas Tuchel’s side play games starting after midnight as Fifa wrestle with…
Is it a good time to buy shares in Rolls-Royce?
The enginemaker is now the fifth-largest stock in the FTSE 100, with British American Tobacco already in the rear-view mirror and…
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The 76-year-old Eurovision winner is back with a tour that dishes the dirt on her exes — but is at its sassy best when she blasts…
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Scheduling, workloads and high intensity mean injuries are becoming more common — limiting absences while maintaining standards…
Greggs raises prices to counter rising payroll costs
Market rally brings relief to one of the most shorted stocks in London as chief executive says the company is ‘operating in an…
Arne Slot facing test of his credentials to get new Liverpool clicking
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Diversified Energy joins London exodus with US primary listing
The American gas and oil producer said switching to New York with a secondary listing in London was in the best interests of…
Business live: US shutdown lifts gold to new high as stock markets waver
Markets are concerned about the delay to jobs data and President Trump’s threat to permanently lay off workers
Crimes by 29,000 serial offenders cost the country £5bn in a year
For the first time researchers have estimated the burden not just on prisons but on businesses and services like the NHS
Philippines earthquake kills at least 69 as aftershocks continue
The 6.9-magnitude quake has destroyed buildings and left hundreds injured, overwhelming hospitals on the island of Cebu
How Tony Bloom turned tiny club into Belgian champions on a shoestring
Newcastle United face Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, who are playing in their first Champions League home game — but not at their…
Chad Powers review — is Glen Powell’s comedy the new Ted Lasso?
The Hollywood star leads this Disney+ sports comedy, which offers six episodes of slapstick and heart but lacks the charm of its…
Every Alan Partridge series, book and film — ranked
As Steve Coogan’s character returns for a new BBC show, How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge), our critic ranks every performance…
Nike’s running shoes power surprise sales increase
Sportswear giant’s athlete-focused strategy leads to a 20 per cent sales growth in running as turnaround gains momentum
US government shutdown begins after funding bill fails in Senate
Hundreds of thousands of federal workers will be placed on unpaid leave until an agreement can be reached between Republicans and…
Professor Graham MacGregor obituary: health expert
Specialist in cardiovascular medicine who took on the food industry over its excessive use of salt
Business confidence hits record low over fears of more tax rises
Institute of Directors urges Rachel Reeves to deliver a ‘growth-focused budget that has business at its heart’
Leopards delayed humans’ rise to top of the food chain
Tooth marks on ancient bones challenge previous assumptions about early human dominance, a study has found
Le Carré’s son encourages other writers to continue Smiley’s story
Nick Harkaway, who has created the first continuation novel, says the spymaster’s world is rich enough to sustain more books