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Row over free speech proves complex
When Gary Lineker when he tweeted “Anything going on?” yesterday morning, he did so in the full knowledge that his Tory critics were steadily reaching boiling point → Read More
Train fare increase: Where the biggest rail price hikes are as some commuters hit by three-figure rise
Campaigners argue that 5.9 per cent fare increase risks affecting rail travel and forcing commuters into their cars as reliability dips and industrial action continues → Read More
Why is there filth swilling into our waterways? Under-investment and under-enforcement
Regulators cannot gauge amount of sewage in rivers → Read More
Ukraine war: Russia is 'erasing Ukrainian history' by ransacking libraries and burning books
Ukrainian intelligence services claim Russian forces and proxy authorities have been removing 365 named texts from libraries and schools as part of a process of 'Russification' of occupied territories → Read More
Leopard and Abrams tank donations not a silver bullet in Ukraine’s fight against Putin, experts say
Military experts warned the delivery into Ukraine would be a 'strategic and operational challenge' as a convoy of any Western manufactured tanks poses an 'exciting target' for Russian forces (Photo: Petras Malukas/Getty) → Read More
Fears of shortages as Chinese New Year and Covid cause mass factory closures and shipping delays
Three-quarters of freight company executive and logistics experts are predicting shipping delays in the coming weeks with a resulting risk of shortages in good from paint to televisions → Read More
Trans Rights Protest At Downing Street As UK Government Blocks Scottish Parliament Law On Self Identification
The UK Government has rejected claims it is trying to stop Edinburgh exercising its right to legislate on devolved matters but a leading constitutional law expert has suggested Downing Street had other options to imposing a Section 35 veto → Read More
Copies of “Spare” by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, are displayed at Waterstones’ flagship Piccadilly bookshop on the day of its release (Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP/Getty)
The publisher of the Duke of Sussex's tell-all biography said it had recorded more than 400,000 sales on its day of publication - a record for a non-fiction book → Read More
Prince Harry crosses the King's red line as he claims Camilla 'sacrificed me on her personal PR altar'
It is estimated that publisher Penguin Random House needs to sell some 1.7m copies of Spare, both in book and digital formats, to recoup the advance – reportedly £17m - paid for the memoir (Photo: Toby Melville/Reuters) → Read More
Pele returns to Santos stadium, where he found football fame, as Brazil bids farewell to its 'eternal king'
The Pele's Jersey statue and a Brazil flag at half-mast ahead of the arrival on Monday of the player’s coffin at Vila Belmiro Stadium in Santos (Photo: Fernanda Luz/Anadolu via Getty) → Read More
Rishi Sunak says he wants a ‘fair’ asylum system – there’s nothing fair about the tragedy in the Channel
Forensic officers enter a tent holding the victims as Kent Police, Search and Marine Unit attend at the RNLI Lifeboat Station in Dover harbour (Photo: Leon Neal/Getty) → Read More
Three dead and 43 rescued after small boat incident in Channel, Government sources say
Lifeboats, helicopters and navy vessels are understood to be working in the Channel → Read More
NHS in England spends £3bn on agency doctors and nurses as it struggles with staff shortages
Figures obtained by the Labour Party under Freedom of Information rules show that spending by NHS trusts in England on stop-gap agency doctors and nurses rose by a fifth this year → Read More
The Royal Family looks increasingly unfit for purpose as it rushes to stem the damage of Lady Hussey's words
A House of Windsor emerging from the death of the Queen would have wanted to spend this week talking about tackling global warming, but it now once more finds itself trying to douse the flames of a self-inflicted racism row → Read More
Lady Hussey's insult clearly exposes the Royal Family's blind spot when it comes to racism
Queen Elizabeth and her then lady in waiting, Lady Susan Hussey. Lady Hussey asked Ms Fulani, a black British woman, repeatedly where does she 'really come from' and then refused to accept her Britishness (Photo: Chris Radburn/PA Wire) → Read More
Brexit wounds reopen with talk of 'Swiss-style' deal
It is little secret that the Government wants to develop improved trade terms with the EU, as it realises that the Brexit terms it agreed are acting as a significant anchor to UK growth → Read More
How duty-free prunes are part of Jeremy Hunt’s plan to get the UK economy moving
The Chancellor vowed in his Autumn Statement to boost British business with a list of 133 import tariff exemptions, ranging from used cooking oil and bicycle brake levers to dehydrated garlic... and prunes → Read More
Blackouts across Ukraine as Russian missiles target energy system
Moscow on Tuesday unleashed a fresh barrage of missiles with the aim of degrading civilian energy systems as Ukrainian and UN investigators began to collate allegations of mass torture in newly-liberated Kherson → Read More
Russia accused of pillaging Ukrainian museums and cultural icons as its troops flee Kherson
'Everything that their grabbing hands reached': Russia has been accused of increasing the pace of its looting of Ukrainian art and treasure after the contents of a major museum in Kherson were loaded into trucks and a school bus → Read More
How Halloween became a £690m autumn nightmare for parents with marketing, costumes and front garden gore
Millions will tonight head out to celebrate Halloween with its surfeit of sugar and gore. But as spending reaches nearly £700m, has 31st October become just another costumed headache for parents as retailers spy a chance to boost profits? → Read More