‘I’m not antisemitic. I’m anti the killing of children’

If you had said to me then she might end up attached to a powerful man, able to build and exploit connections wherever he found them, I could well have seen how it may happen

People are being dragged towards a deeply flawed new political project that will act as a wrecking ball for the Labour Party

In an exclusive interview, Gary Lineker talks to Matt Kelly about the war in Gaza, his exit from the BBC, and life as a podcasting media mogul

The country’s ‘Freedom Pilots’ flew alongside American colleagues before being given refuge in the US when the Taliban returned. Now the MAGA regime wants to send them home – to what fate?

There is a difference between riding your luck and being lucky, just ask Leah Williamson and the Lionesses

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If you had said to me then she might end up attached to a powerful man, able to build and exploit connections wherever he found them, I could well have seen how it may happen

In Sinaloa, the threat of death and chaos hangs in the air as the brutal cartel war shows little sign of abating

Beneath the peak of Monte Soratte near Rome is a vast, eerie tunnel complex – an underground graveyard of the German troops who died there

Thirty years on, the genocide is remembered annually, but locals feel forgotten and struggle with ongoing division

A festival in Leipzig marks half a century since sex workers and priests stood together in solidarity against police violence

Russia has intensified its aerial assault on Kyiv. One night may pass in relative calm, giving a fragile sense of normality. The next, destruction starts again

To avoid chaos, and in true German style, the country’s schools break-up for summer at different times

People are being dragged towards a deeply flawed new political project that will act as a wrecking ball for the Labour Party

A female nurse in Scotland became the focus of a witch hunt that shows how Britain’s institutions have become overcome by an elite ideology

In an exclusive interview, Gary Lineker talks to Matt Kelly about the war in Gaza, his exit from the BBC, and life as a podcasting media mogul

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

Farage is winning by whipping up anger and then claiming to be the only one who can quell it. It’s time Starmer ‘hugs the cactus’ by confronting the Reform leader’s claims – and his supporters

Artificial intelligence makes more and more of our decisions. But two examples show it remains untrustworthy – and sometimes downright bizarre

Social housing in the UK has a reputation for drabness. Other countries have done it far better – it’s time to learn from the ones who got it right

The country’s ‘Freedom Pilots’ flew alongside American colleagues before being given refuge in the US when the Taliban returned. Now the MAGA regime wants to send them home – to what fate?

Keeley Hawes’s The Assassin is part of a rash of film and TV about professional killers. When and how did they become aspirational?

The Aboriginal artist’s vibrant works celebrate ancestral land, culture and a deep connection to nature

Chechen human rights investigator Natalia Estemirova defied Russia - and was killed. Now her daughter is keeping her fight alive

As Ozzy Osbourne bows out, rock’s other shock legend returns to his roots – and reminds us who did it first

The sari is given a radical reimagining in a bold Birmingham exhibition

A new book of Polish short stories reveals the inventive mischievousness of the nation’s writers

The most-performed living composer celebrates his 90th birthday

A whole new wave of apps offers a whole new world of opportunity

It appears that our vocabulary is entrained with the Zeitgeist, whether we like it or not

The best Marvel offering since Avengers: Endgame (2019), the film works by embracing the technicolour Americana of the comic strip original

An unashamed member of the educated liberal elite, he parlayed his wit and access into a career of TV interviews and debates

David Dinsmore, a former editor of the right wing paper, is Keir Starmer's new communications chief

It’s not clear whether the independent group of MPs Corbyn leads will campaign under the banner of his and Zarah Sultana’s new party

The novelist wrote a bizarre and apocalyptic column for the Times painting a picture of a UK that is completely falling apart

The website has featured a curiously large number of articles celebrating a few chosen companies

Lucy White has been to the airport and was shocked to find people there were speaking foreign languages. Perhaps she should avoid the outside world

The meanings of fancy and fantasy have diverged rather considerably over the centuries, just as the spellings have also changed

It’s our moral duty to root for the reshuffled Tories – and we need them to take on Farage’s Reform