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Home Office ban of Palestine Action ruled unlawful

The High Court ruling comes after more than 2,000 protesters were arrested since the ban on the group in July


Prince William speaking with Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Group Chairman and CEO of DP World, at The Earthshot Prize Innovation Showcase.
William’s charity reported over businessman’s links to Epstein files

The Earthshot prize is being examined by the Charity Commission over Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem’s donations of at least £1 million

Royal family

Andrew files blocked because of ‘health and safety’ concerns

The Foreign Office is under pressure to release documents from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s time as trade envoy, amid the Epstein scandal



Susie Dent holds "The Soreen Wordplay Dictionary" as part of an initiative to enhance children's vocabulary.
Susie Dent says foreign languages help children decode English — now take our quiz

The Countdown wordsmith cautions against the decline in the study of French and German, saying it gives you a ‘huge perspective on human life’



Senior Goldman Sachs lawyer to resign over Epstein links

Kathy Ruemmler, chief legal officer at US bank and former counsel in Obama administration, was named in files released by the Department of Justice



Universities are crossing the line to protect Chinese student intake, warns Lord Sedwill

The former national security adviser is launching his campaign to become chancellor of St Andrews by vowing to defend academic integrity


Collage of a Toyota truck with a skull on the hood, a man with glasses and a beard, and armed soldiers with civilians by an armored vehicle.
Collage of a Toyota truck with a skull on the hood, a man with glasses and a beard, and armed soldiers with civilians by an armored vehicle.
Sarajevo sniper tourists ‘killed children by day, then partied at night’

Lord Mark Sedwill seated at a wooden table in front of a bookshelf.
Lord Mark Sedwill seated at a wooden table in front of a bookshelf.
Universities are crossing the line to protect Chinese student intake, warns Lord Sedwill







Richard E. Grant photographed at home, seated on a green settee, wearing a black blazer over a blue shirt, jeans, and white sneakers, with his hand to his head, looking at the camera.
Richard E Grant: I still write to my wife every night

The actor, 68, talks to Stephen Armstrong about love, loss and finding happiness



Illustration of a smiling homemaker holding a pie, surrounded by household clutter.
Feminists look away. Domesticity has become a luxury

Stagnant wages and high housing and childcare costs mean millennial couples have to work harder than their one-income parents — but have less money





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A queen candidate in a sparkly, elaborate silver and purple carnival costume.
A colourful carnival queen — and other news in pictures

Times picture editors select photos from Britain and around the world, from Prince Edward blowing glass to a pair of lovebirds — which is your favourite?

Editor's picks



Prince William, Prince Andrew, and Catherine, Princess of Wales, attend Katharine, Duchess of Kent's Requiem Mass service.
How Andrew dragged the Firm down to his level

The Queen contributed to a fund for the former Duke of York to compensate Virginia Giuffre. Can the royal family escape his scandal?


Rebekah Koffler, author and strategic military intelligence analyst, sits at a bar.
‘I fell in love with my bodyguard. At 58, I told my husband — it’s over’


Collage of a woman eating spaghetti, a pan of roasted potatoes, and a bowl of white rice.
The nutrient you didn’t know you needed, and how to eat more of it

Jamie and Nicole Carragher posing for a photograph.
Jamie Carragher: ‘We’ve been together 30 years. I’m proud of that’


Exterior of The Coach & Horses pub in Soho, with a Taylor Walker sign hanging above its entrance.
I’ve visited hundreds of London pubs and these are the best five. Cheers!




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Survival for Starmer means a new set of captors

In a post-McSweeney No 10, the PM may claim he’s displaying his authentic self but the party now belongs to the soft left



Illustration depicting "Starmer Apologympics," with various winter sports illustrating different types of apologies.

Cartoon by Morten Morland



a woman wearing a white sweater and gold earrings smiles for the camera
Lurch to the left won’t get us out of this state






a woman wearing a white sweater and gold earrings smiles for the camera
Lurch to the left won’t get us out of this state






Yolanda Brown, owner of Soul Mama restaurant, smiling at a table with the restaurant's lit sign in the background.

The saxophonist and broadcaster on the £12k instrument case that is her pride and joy


a man with glasses and a question mark behind him
Tom SelbyDoes it still make sense to leave my pension to my grandchildren?




A headshot of Chris Hemsworth.

He shot to fame as the Marvel superhero Thor. But as his new film, Crime 101, is released, Chris Hemsworth reveals his impostor syndrome





Uma Thurman attends the Michael Kors Collection Fall/Winter 2026 Runway Show.
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Nikola Mrksic speaking at the Web Summit conference in Lisbon.
UK tech boss says it ‘pays to be private’ in blow to London


NatWest Bank offices and branding at 250 Bishopsgate, London, UK.
NatWest boss’s pay jumps as profit beats City forecasts

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Alistair OsborneThe Schroder family waited 222 years to sell up, but was it enough?



Big Short’s Michael Burry claims ‘Emperor Palantir has no clothes’



Michael Lynagh lifted World Cup while looking after office blocks







Daisuke Ohyama Katsushika Hokusai and Julieth Lozano Rolong in Scottish Opera's production of The Great Wave.
I was fascinated (and bothered) by an opera about Hokusai’s The Great Wave
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John Connolly smiling at an outdoor table with the sea and sunset in the background.
John Connolly, Deloitte chief who oversaw firm’s rapid growth

Chief executive of Deloitte who shepherded the acquisition of Arthur Andersen and made the accountancy firm the biggest in the world, dies aged 75

John Connolly smiling at an outdoor table with the sea and sunset in the background.
John Connolly, Deloitte chief who oversaw firm’s rapid growth


Stanley Webster, globetrotting economist and consultant


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