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June 13, 2025
Loophole in drink spiking law must be closed, says victim’s father
Colin Mackie has campaigned for legal changes to allow spikers to be prosecuted, but proposed legislation could let ‘pranksters’ off the hoo...
The Times
June 13, 2025
Bristol student’s ‘miracle’ of missing doomed Air India flight
Bhoomi Chauhan had been frustrated at not being allowed to board the plane, but is now thankful that city traffic saved her life
The Times
June 13, 2025
Which musical was Donald Trump booed at? Take our quiz
How much do you remember from the past seven days?
The Times
June 13, 2025
Former Conservative MP in election betting scandal to stand trial
Craig Williams, who was parliamentary secretary to Rishi Sunak, is one of 15 party members charged with cheating at gambling
The Times
June 13, 2025
US Open golf leaderboard: live scores, results and analysis from round 2
Live updates from the second round of the US Open 2025, with Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau among the...
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June 13, 2025
What happened in Ballymena? Why chaos has consumed the small town
Masked rioters in Northern Ireland have directed their rage towards the migrant community after two Romanian boys were accused of an attempt...
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June 13, 2025
Labour disquiet over winter fuel reversal raises stakes for Reeves
The chancellor gave away billions in her spending review but faces enduring questions over her judgment and the likelihood of tax rises in t...
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June 13, 2025
Will the US join in? Trump walks tightrope after Israel bombs Iran
The president campaigned on a pro-peace ticket as part of his America First strategy — but a war in the Middle East is looming on his watch
The Times
June 13, 2025
Robocars will have a breakdown on our roads
The news Uber thinks they are going to work in London traffic is both hilarious and a little scary
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June 13, 2025
Binning old laws can have huge consequences
The 1861 Offences Against the Person Act may sound outdated but scrapping it opens the way to full-term abortions
The Times
June 13, 2025
For Labour and the NHS, it’s Wes Streeting or bust
In a government devoid of big ideas, health secretary’s reform plan is the one chance of living up to its election slogan
The Times
June 13, 2025
From dancing robots to DeepSeek, the university helping China to win tech race
Hangzhou has produced some of the world’s most impressive entrepreneurs, enabling the country compete with the US in a global technological...
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June 13, 2025
How Israel attacked Iran: from masked men in the desert to devastation
It began with Binyamin Netanyahu’s cryptic message at the Western Wall, then Mossad agents unleashed mayhem from a secret base. Where will i...
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June 13, 2025
‘You’ve got to act,’ says Tory MP who took on London car thieves
Gareth Davies said a ‘buildup’ of low-level crime was damaging trust in policing at a time when funding was coming under pressure
The Times
June 13, 2025
Who was killed in Iran? From IRGC leaders to political advisers
Israel targeted military facilities, senior generals from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and members of the ‘regular’ establishment
The Times
June 13, 2025
Binyamin Netanyahu has played this political game before
The Israeli prime minister has a history of exploiting western leaders’ hopes for peace in the Middle East
The Times
June 13, 2025
Car stolen? These are the people who will get it back for you
Overstretched police forces are failing to stop vehicle thieves. Private firms are stepping in, with different ways of doing a ‘snatch back’
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June 13, 2025
Rachel Reeves on the factory floor, taxing workers’ attention
Politicians in high-viz line up audiences of workers at their own risk, as the chancellor discovered at the Mellor Bus factory in Rochdale,...
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June 13, 2025
Sara Murray ‘unlawfully diverted millions from Big Technologies’
Stock market scandal deepens as firm releases further allegations about its sacked founder after she claimed the board was unfit for purpose
The Times
June 13, 2025
The saviour of Cap Ferret wages war with the sea
Benoît Bartherotte built Europe’s biggest seawall to protect his beloved headland from erosion and he is determined to save its unspoilt bea...
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June 13, 2025
Israel gambles that Iran’s enfeebled regime is on its last legs
The airstrikes are as much about intensifying Iran’s decline and giving its people a path to revolution as destroying its nuclear facilities
The Times
June 13, 2025
Michael Sheen: my dad’s last words — and how they inspire me
The actor talks movingly about the recent death of his father, Meyrick, setting up a new Welsh National Theatre and why he’s given away most...
The Times
June 13, 2025
Inside the biggest overhaul of the NHS in its history
A final version of the government’s ten-year plan to ‘reimagine’ the health service will soon be published. Here is what to expect
The Times
June 13, 2025
NHS to cut waiting lists by directing patients to GPs for treatment
Most of those on the 7.4 million-strong list are outpatients who, under Wes Streeting’s ten-year plan, would be treated by community service...
The Times
June 13, 2025
Israel-Iran latest: further explosions heard at Fordow nuclear site
Israel attacks Iran — live news: Video appears to show Mossad agents operating inside Iran after Israeli strikes targeted nuclear sites and...
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June 13, 2025
Goodbye to Old Madrid: Spanish capital welcomes global super-rich
An influx of billionaires — Jeff Bezos chose the city for his stag do — is rapidly changing traditional neighbourhoods, and not everyone is...
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June 13, 2025
The India plane crash victims from Britain — what we know so far
We piece together the stories of those killed on the flight from Ahmedabad
The Times
June 13, 2025
It’s a bitter pill but Trump is right about Europe’s drug habits
From academics to pharma executives I have encountered the same (grudging) reaction: the US president does, alas, have a point
The Times
June 13, 2025
No ball games? Nah, I’ll fill my boots thanks
Baroness Longfield’s crackpot idea to ban signs not phones is pointless — to the English they’re an invitation to rule-break
The Times
June 13, 2025
Blenheim gold toilet thieves sentenced — but how was it even possible?
As three men are given jail sentences for making off with the £4.8m piece, Britain’s premier art detective says museums are making it far to...
The Times
June 13, 2025
Book holidays with bad wi-fi to get teens reading, says Winchester head
Elizabeth Stone urges parents to swap devices for audio books and challenge older teenagers to ditch Harry Potter, which is the literary equ...
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June 13, 2025
French police tear-gas child migrants trying to board dinghy
Officers clash with migrants trying to reach England in waist-deep water as the French authorities are said to be testing new means of preve...
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June 13, 2025
Soldier defrauded MoD to buy ‘adult services’ and a hair transplant
Staff sergeant Andrew Oakes has been jailed after writing cheques to himself worth more than £300,000
The Times
June 13, 2025
What choices does Iran’s supreme leader have after Israeli strike?
President Trump posted on Truth Social that his counterpart in Tehran must make a deal. But Ayatollah Ali Khamenei may feel there is little...
The Times
June 13, 2025
Gen Z replace alcohol and coffee with mushroom shots and kombucha
Young people are embracing drinks with vitamins and fermented ingredients that claim to help with stress, fatigue and anxiety
The Times
June 13, 2025
How two girls were used as ‘sex slaves’ and failed by social services
Seven men have been found guilty of abusing two vulnerable girls in Rochdale over several years, despite repeated warnings to authorities
The Times
June 13, 2025
Snapchat refreshes its AR specs — but will smartglasses thrive?
If Snap and Meta are hoping to create an alternative to the smartphone, Apple and Google won’t go down without a fight
The Times
June 13, 2025
The best boxed wines to buy now
They have come a long way since the Eighties — but you still need to choose carefully
The Times
June 13, 2025
Low and slow: this summer’s hottest barbecue trend
Slow-smoked meats are having a moment. Sue Quinn reveals how to achieve the flavour on the grill at home
The Times
June 13, 2025
Why £100,000 is the worst salary you can earn
Drawing a salary just over this threshold has left some readers paying to work and asking parents for money. Here’s the reality of life on t...
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June 13, 2025
Soros v Bezos: What battle of billionaire weddings tells us about America
It’s tasteful against tacky as Huma Abedin and Lauren Sánchez marry their fiancés in the Hamptons and Venice this month, writes an expert on...
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June 13, 2025
Lord Browne: ‘We are now approaching a very dangerous moment’
The former chairman of BP worries that homophobia, racism and misogyny are on the rise again as the world also faces climate change — but he...
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June 13, 2025
The scandal of the missing Frida Kahlo masterpieces
A museum director wants to call in Interpol after learning that at least two oil paintings, eight drawings and diary pages by the Mexican ar...
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June 13, 2025
Does Iran have nuclear weapons? Why Israel is attacking now
Iran’s rapid nuclear progress, nearing weapons-grade uranium, prompted the attack, raising the stakes in the Middle East
The Times
June 13, 2025
Israel’s strike on Iran pours fuel on economic tinderbox
Yet more fuel has been added to the sense of intense economic anxiety after Israel launched overnight attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities,...
The Times
June 13, 2025
Israel’s strike on Iran pours fuel on economic tinderbox
Yet more fuel has been added to the sense of intense economic anxiety after Israel launched overnight attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities,...
The Times
June 13, 2025
Liverpool agree Florian Wirtz deal that could rise to British record £116m
Fee for Bayer Leverkusen attacker is split between £100million guaranteed and bonuses of up to £16million, which could exceed record fee for...
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June 13, 2025
New AI rules could spell end for Wallace & Gromit
Sean Clarke, boss of Aardman Animations, said allowing free use of copyrighted material to train artificial intelligence models would cost h...
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June 13, 2025
Air India crash survivor: when I opened my eyes I realised I was alive
Vishwash Kumar Ramesh explains how he escaped from the emergency exit of the Boeing 787, as Narendra Modi visits the site of the disaster in...
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June 13, 2025