Philippe Naughton
The Times of London
United Kingdom
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Hong Kong chief’s daughter filmed slapping her mother
The maverick daughter of Hong Kong’s chief executive was filmed slapping her mother in the street in a Hallowe’en tantrum that has shocked the territory. Leung Chai-yan, 24, hit out at her mother, Regina Tong C → Read More
Hackers send ransom note over TalkTalk customer data
The telecoms provider TalkTalk has received a ransom demand from someone claiming to be behind a cyberattack in which sensitive data belonging to millions of its customers has been stolen. The telecoms → Read More
TalkTalk cyberattack could affect four million customers
The chief executive of TalkTalk has apologised to customers after a “significant and sustained cyberattack” on its website left millions of people potentially at risk of having had their credit card and b → Read More
Girl, 4, shot dead in US road rage incident
A four-year-old girl has been shot dead in an apparent road rage attack in New Mexico. The girl was travelling with her parents on Interstate-40 through the city of Albuquerque when another car pulled → Read More
Pilot killed as US F-18 fighter jet crashes in Cambridgeshire
A US Marine Corps pilot was killed today when a fighter jet crashed shortly after take-off from RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk. The FA-18C Hornet from the Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 232 came down in far → Read More
Turkish airforce downs ‘Russian’ drone near Syria border
Turkish warplanes have shot down a suspected Russian drone that flew into the country’s airspace near the Syrian border, officials said today. Tensions around the border have been high since Russian jets → Read More
Islamic State is prime suspect in Turkey bombings, says PM
Turkey’s prime minister today named Islamic State as the prime suspect in a double suicide bombing that killed about 100 people at a peace rally in Ankara, but said that Turkish opposition groups could al → Read More
Scottish ebola nurse in isolation after virus returns
A Scottish nurse who contracted ebola in West Africa last year is being treated in an isolation unit after what appears to be a very rare reactivation of the virus. Pauline Cafferkey, who met Samantha → Read More
France train hero stabbed ‘repeatedly’ in US
An American airman hailed as a hero after tackling an Islamist gunman aboard a Paris-bound train in August was in critical condition today in a US hospital after being stabbed in the street. Spencer St → Read More
Solar winds to thank for spectacular northern lights show
Skywatchers and photographers across much of Britain were able to enjoy the northern lights in all their glory last night – although any who slept through it should not worry about missing it. Forecast → Read More
Two arrested over shopping trolley murder in London canal
Two men have been arrested over the murder of an Italian carpenter whose body was found tied to a shopping trolley in a north London canal. Scotland Yard said that detectives investigating the murder of S → Read More
Russians say Turkey airspace breach was a ‘mistake’
Russia has moved quickly to calm tensions after one of its fighter jets involved in airstrikes in Syria strayed into Turkish airspace. The warplane entered Turkish airspace south of the Hatay region on Sa → Read More
Russia tells US to clear skies as it carries out airstrikes in Syria
Russia launched its first airstrikes in Syria today after demanding that American warplanes clear the skies over the country. A US official said that Washington was given one hour’s notice of the first → Read More
Corbyn: I had no idea speech was recycled
Jeremy Corbyn has defended his use of recycled quotes in his first leader’s speech to Labour conference and said that he had no idea that they had been turned down by five previous party leaders. Mr Co → Read More
Corbyn: I would never press nuclear button at No 10
Jeremy Corbyn risked a fresh row with his party today by declaring that he would never authorise the use of nuclear weapons if he became prime minister. The comment came the day after the Labour leader → Read More
Bargain Hunt presenter Tim Wonnacott dumped after ‘bust-up’
The mustachioed presenter of BBC One’s Bargain Hunt has been suspended after a reported bust-up with producers. Tim Wonnacott, the 62-year-old former Sotheby’s auctioneer who has fronted the show → Read More
Corbyn in retreat over ‘male and pale’ shadow cabinet team
Jeremy Corbyn rejected criticism that he had handed the top jobs in his shadow cabinet to men as he announced a frontbench line-up in which women are in a narrow majority. Mr Corbyn announced the first → Read More
Sex row solicitor said men create ‘repugnant world’
The barrister who accused a solicitor of sexism once accused men of creating a ‘repugnant world’ in the workplace backed by hierarchy and humiliation → Read More
Pastor kills himself after Ashley Madison adultery site hack
The wife of an American pastor who committed suicide after being unmasked as a user of the hacked adultery website Ashley Madison said that she would have forgiven him but he could not handle the shame. → Read More
Police officers investigated over Shoreham Airshow video selfie
Two police officers who were called to the Shoreham Airshow disaster have been put on restricted duties after it emerged that they took a video “selfie” near the site of the crash. The foot → Read More