All News
The Times
The Times
January 9, 2026
What to do about school refusal — from a mother who knows
Persistent absence from school is on the rise. The parenting expert Tanith Carey offers her advice
The Times
January 9, 2026
The 27 healthiest food swaps to make in your supermarket
Healthier options don’t have to be expensive, says the supermarket health guru Sunna van Kampen. Here are his top buys to boost your immunit...
The Times
January 9, 2026
I was drinking 140 units a week — giving up alcohol saved our marriage
Dr Charles Knowles is a top surgeon and recovering alcoholic. He and his wife, Annie, talk to Anna Maxted
The Times
January 9, 2026
Angela Hartnett: ‘Gordon Ramsay liked me because I pushed back’
The chef on her former mentor, her podcast with Nick Grimshaw and why she’ll take to the streets if the government messes with the NHS
The Times
January 9, 2026
Iran’s pop diva Googoosh: ‘I won’t play again until my people are free’
She was born Faegheh Atashin, but as Googoosh she became the Middle East’s answer to Madonna — until the regime put her in prison. With prot...
The Times
January 9, 2026
The sandwich generation survival guide
Many are struggling to care for elderly parents as well as dependent children. Here’s how to make life easier
The Times
January 9, 2026
Oti Mabuse: I’m curvy. I try to spread positivity about body shape
The dancer and presenter on food, family and rumours about the big Strictly job
The Times
January 9, 2026
It began with a bang! How the gun made the modern world
In The Killing Age, the historian Clifton Crais makes the provocative case that the flintlock musket ushered in a dark new era of blood, pro...
The Times
January 9, 2026
The Talented Mr Ripley Wears Prada? A stylish new novel
Caroline Palmer is the former editor of vogue.com. In her debut Workhorse, an underling at a New York fashion mag stops at nothing to get to...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Glencore and Rio Tinto — the opportunities and obstacles
A monumental merger driven by copper assets would create a £154 billion behemoth, behind only AstraZeneca and HSBC in the FTSE 100
The Times
January 9, 2026
Liam Rosenior: I’m no yes man — I’ll make the decisions at Chelsea
New Chelsea head coach insists he will be the one calling the shots despite club hierarchy’s reputation of interfering in team affairs
The Times
January 9, 2026
Labour delay over trans guidance for schools is ‘political move’
Baroness Spielman, who led Ofsted, says head teachers are being left in the lurch and Bridget Phillipson must publish the revised guidance
The Times
January 9, 2026
Bath eye home last-16 tie after capitalising on Castres’ ill-discipline
Castres 20 Bath 43: Prem champions on brink of hosting tie in knockout rounds after French club’s infringements give them chances to rack up...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Reform’s new year bash is half a crowd looking for a rallying point
As the party unveiled Laila Cunningham as its candidate for London mayor, it proved that it is very much still the Nigel Farage show — which...
The Times
January 9, 2026
How US tanker seizures may sound death knell for the shadow fleet
Decrepit tankers engaged in subterfuge help Russia and Iran circumvent oil sanctions. But Trump’s strikes may signal new resolve to banish t...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Make me look sexier, I asked Grok — and saw why women are worried
I tested the AI image undressing feature on Elon Musk’s X. Users could make me appear to wear, or do, whatever they wanted, then share it an...
The Times
January 9, 2026
My Week: President Trump*
I’m rewatching our AMAZING raid on VENEZUELA. It’s like a MOVIE!“Sir, no,” says Marco Rubio. “That is a movie. You’re on the wrong channel....
The Times
January 9, 2026
Wrexham showcase top-flight credentials to pile more misery on Forest
Wrexham 3 Nottingham Forest 3 (AET, Wrexham win 4-3 on pens): Hosts’ love affair with competition continues with third-round shock in front...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Welfare spending will cost average household £12,200 a year by 2031
DWP forecasts show £2,300 rise from 2023, after lifting of the two-child benefit cap and scrapping of plans to cut disability benefits
The Times
January 9, 2026
JD Vance: Islamist radicalisation at UK universities is insane
The US vice-president’s intervention comes after the UAE cuts funding for students coming to Britain over fears about the influence of the M...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Chequered career of police chief behind Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban
After West Midlands police banned supporters of the Israeli football team from a match against Aston Villa, Craig Guildford’s past has been...
The Times
January 9, 2026
As film demand shifts, will the ‘Hollywood of the north’ ever be built?
Liverpool, the UK’s second-most filmed city, faces a £50m funding gap to transform the Littlewoods building into a huge production studio co...
The Times
January 9, 2026
What is the name of Lego’s new high-tech brick? Take our quiz
As snow and low temperatures hit the UK this week, the government advised the public to adopt an unorthodox method of movement. What was it?...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Is golf exercise? The health benefits of less vigorous sports
After the chief executive of the luxury Equinox gyms damned golf as merely ‘fun’, how do other maligned activities compare, from bowls to da...
The Times
January 9, 2026
High streets need help too, Labour MPs tell Rachel Reeves
Labour MPs urge the chancellor to extend the business rates U-turn to all sectors of hospitality as small business continue to struggle with...
The Times
January 9, 2026
How wasted wind is pushing up electricity bills in the UK
New wind farms are handed billions to switch off because UK’s creaking grid can’t cope with the energy they generate. Customers are paying t...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Ben Stokes’s legacy may be tarnished but there’s time for final chapter
All-rounder’s transformative time as captain makes him more secure than Rob Key and Brendon McCullum and, in the main, he again carried hims...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Intelligent, multilingual and discreet: how nannies are cleaning up
As ultra-wealthy families demand ever-higher standards for their children’s upbringing, governesses and nannies can command big salaries
The Times
January 9, 2026
Pope Leo’s gift for gatherings wins over conservative critics
Even Gerhard Müller, who fiercely disagreed with Pope Francis, has warmed to the American as he brings cardinals back into Vatican decision-...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Starmer’s mission to focus on cost of living derailed by global politics
The prime minister’s repeated attempts to make 2026 the year to bring the bills down have lost the spotlight multiple times
The Times
January 9, 2026
One year on, LA fire victims’ hopes of rebuilding lives dashed by red tape
Delayed insurance payouts and increasing permit fees blight the Palisades, home to victims including celebs Anthony Hopkins, Billy Crystal a...
The Times
January 9, 2026
It’s too late now for a U-turn on the millennium
Disputes over when the present millennium began have been raged for a quarter of a century. Might be time to put the matter to bed
The Times
January 9, 2026
Keir Starmer must act to avoid a future of ICE
Trump’s extreme deportation tactics show what happens when immigration gets out of control: there is a middle path
The Times
January 9, 2026
Free, free, Iran! This time could it come true?
End of the Islamic regime would be as consequential as the fall of the Berlin Wall — we should all cheer the protesters
The Times
January 9, 2026
The new year races to shed its skin and burst into song
In the natural world, New Year’s Day occurs at and around the time of the winter solstice, and the changeover tends to be completed by Janua...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Operatic ode to Paris in a perfect royal jewellery box
This performance of Offenbach’s La Vie parisienne at the Opéra Royal in Versailles was a marvel
The Times
January 9, 2026
Killer ICE agent’s new video of Minneapolis shooting released
Jonathan Ross shot Renee Nicole Good during a confrontation in Minnesota which has sparked national outrage
The Times
January 9, 2026
How Modella’s boss swung from turnaround wins to company collapses
Steve Curtis, the private equity executive, has fixed plenty of retailers but his own outfit appears set to crumble as rapidly as it was bui...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer set for face-to-face talks with Man United hierarchy
Norwegian to meet with director of football Jason Wilcox and chief executive Omar Berrada as club seek interim manager, with Darren Fletcher...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Greenland gives icy reception to talk of cash offer from Trump
Many resent the abuses of Danish rule but the US president’s imperial project is also contentious — though he is said to be offering up to $...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Trump could offer Greenlanders up to $100,000 each to join the US
As he eyes the semi-autonomous Danish country in the interests of national security, the White House is considering paying off residents
The Times
January 9, 2026
Rachel Reeves faces tax rise dilemma over immigration forecast
Chancellor could be forced to make up for a shortfall of billions of pounds as figures predict a collapse in net migration would have conseq...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Three low-carb Italian recipes — the top chefs’ healthy favourites
Forget big bowls of pasta. Authentic Italian dishes are often light, simple and packed with vegetables
The Times
January 9, 2026
Bones of Anglo-Saxon kings return to cathedral after DNA ‘jigsaw’
The remains, believed to be of 25 individuals including Emma of Normandy, were jumbled together in mortuary chests at Winchester Cathedral
The Times
January 9, 2026
Is Marine Le Pen irreplaceable? Jordan Bardella will soon find out
If the National Rally leader’s corruption conviction is upheld she must step aside for a protégé many say is not ready to run for president
The Times
January 9, 2026
‘We’ve been milked dry by Labour and business rates rise was last straw’
Pub owners have seen their rateable values rise by as much as 250 per cent and worry about job losses across the sector despite a relief pac...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Questions over Harry’s ‘nailed on’ security as he returns to UK
As the Duke of Sussex prepares to come back to London for his trial against Associated Newspapers, sources say he must undergo a risk assess...
The Times
January 9, 2026
Swiss president vows justice for 40 killed in ski resort fire
Guy Parmelin said the investigation would act ‘without delay or indulgence to shed light on the failings and to punish those responsible’
The Times
January 9, 2026
Iran’s supreme leader tells Trump: It is you who will be overthrown
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei berates Iranians for ‘making US president happy’ as protests spread into 13th day
The Times
January 9, 2026