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November 22, 2025
World’s oldest pygmy hippo celebrates birthday — and other news in pictures
Times picture editors select photos from Britain and around the world — which is your favourite?
The Times
November 22, 2025
School children teach David Miliband a lesson in modesty
Plus: Sarah Pochin’s rare dinner date; Rishi Sunak’s spin at the nets; Bill Nighy’s lessons in air guitar; and Stephen Mangan’s triggering c...
The Times
November 21, 2025
You can call me fascist: the Trump-Mamdani bromance
The reporters were incredulous. Trump had called him a communist and a lunatic. And had Mamdani not called Trump a despot? Perhaps Mamdani w...
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November 21, 2025
All My Sons review — Bryan Cranston breaks bad in Miller’s masterpiece
The American star is on strong form in Ivo Van Hove’s full-blooded version but it’s Paapa Essiedu who steals the show
The Times
November 21, 2025
The Beatles’ lost chapter — behind the scenes of their great reunion
The landmark documentary Anthology captures Paul, George and Ringo’s first meeting in 15 years and reveals how they buried the hatchet after...
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November 21, 2025
Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas: ‘It’s much better to be a bad girl’
The two artists talk about their 25-year friendship, a severed finger and why they’re the opposite of ‘two little Bo Peeps’
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November 21, 2025
Trump’s love-in with NYC mayor-elect has America asking ‘is Mamdani a Republican?’
The president and the democratic socialist were remarkably cordial in the White House. Was it a ploy to rock Mamdani’s standing among progre...
The Times
November 21, 2025
The really chic pre-budget guide — our experts’ top affordable luxuries
From a classic T-shirt for £8 to the designer dupes for your home for under a tenner, here’s what to snap up now
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November 21, 2025
Jonathan van Ness: On Queer Eye, I got depressed and isolated
The hairstylist turned TV star on his ADHD, struggling with fame — and the British gymnast twins he follows
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November 21, 2025
Madam Butterfly is unbearable — and more punchy musical opinions
Music’s Odyssey by composer Robin Holloway is an irreverent romp through 14 centuries of classical music, from masterpieces to misfires
The Times
November 21, 2025
The swindler, the sex pest and the vamp
In his First Trilogy, published between 1941 and 1944, Joyce Cary produced three novels touched by genius
The Times
November 21, 2025
Rachel Reeves knows this budget puts a target on her back
From a mansion tax to pensions and fuel duty rise, Rachel Reeves will have to sell difficult choices to her core voters — and the stakes cou...
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November 21, 2025
Trump praises Mamdani in the Oval Office: ‘We’ll help him’
The president and the New York mayor-elect put on a friendly display at the White House, defying expectations of a showdown
The Times
November 21, 2025
Zack Polanski invites Zarah Sultana to defect from Your Party
Zack Polanski says Zarah Sultana would be welcomed by his party because she is ‘broadly aligned’ with its values
The Times
November 21, 2025
This is England’s World Cup final — don’t mess it up now
Maro Itoje says side are different beast to one that capitulated against Springboks after beating All Blacks in 2019 semi-final as England t...
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November 21, 2025
Gaza refugee’s reunion dream dies as Mahmood tightens family rules
Ali al-Wahham wanted to bring his wife and daughters to the UK, but has been defeated by the home secretary’s income and English requirement...
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November 21, 2025
My Week: Donald Trump*
“Quiet, piggy!” I snap.“Sorry,” says JD Vance, who shuts up. JD is a man, by the way.But did you hear? They’re calling me SEXIST! The least...
The Times
November 21, 2025
Who has qualified for the World Cup after 28 years? Take our quiz
How much do you remember from the past seven days?
The Times
November 21, 2025
Sacked teacher’s suicide sends shockwaves through Marlborough College
John Wright’s death followed internal disciplinary proceedings in relation to a 17-day school exchange to Malaysia and Singapore
The Times
November 21, 2025
Birmingham’s nine-month bin strike could be about to get worse
‘This dispute is not going away, it is escalating,’ says Unite official as news piles pressure on city’s Labour MPs and council after nine m...
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November 21, 2025
Kemi Badenoch: Labour’s migrant reforms don’t go far enough
Shabana Mahmood’s immigration and asylum plans look a lot like ours — but Labour lacks the courage for crucial elements such as bringing Bri...
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November 21, 2025
London members’ clubs enjoy a gold rush in New York
Elitism appears to have become a British export success as wealthy Americans shell out for old-world cachet at a rising number of recently-o...
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November 21, 2025
One land left to conquer for Rassie Erasmus: win at the Aviva
South Africa have not won in Ireland since 2012 and head coach says back-to-back world champions simply must end year with defining victory
The Times
November 21, 2025
Keir Starmer backs London victims in row with mayor over grooming gangs
The prime minister said the inquiry should cover allegations from those who claim Sadiq Khan has been ‘gaslighting’ them by denying a proble...
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November 21, 2025
English winemaker takes aim at France with ‘real breast’ coupes
Folc’s provocative glassware — modelled on five British women — are a spirited challenge to champagne’s traditions and the mythology of Mari...
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November 21, 2025
Shabana Mahmood: Labour must stop gaslighting voters about immigration
The home secretary says measures against illegal immigrants are vital to prevent people being won over by far-right narratives
The Times
November 21, 2025
Shabana Mahmood: Racism will rise unless we tackle immigration fears
The home secretary says Britain is becoming a more bigoted society but that politicians — including Labour MPs — bear a responsibility for t...
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November 21, 2025
Dolly Parton skips Hall of Fame induction due to ‘health challenges’
The legendary country singer told fans she was under doctor’s orders to ‘take it easy’ months after having kidney problems
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November 21, 2025
Ticket touts brush off crackdown plans as ‘nothing to worry about’
The government has proposed a law to ban reselling tickets at above their original price, but professional touts believe it will be impossib...
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November 21, 2025
Reeves to scrap tax break on low-cost imports — but not until 2029
UK retailers hoping for an immediate end to the ‘de minimis’ rule in next week’s budget face a further four-year wait
The Times
November 21, 2025
NHS could start mass prostate cancer screening — which men are eligible?
The National Screening Committee is expected to recommend the first-ever screening programme for the disease next week, but only for those a...
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November 21, 2025
Light up and you’ll sully the spirit of Christmas
The BBC’s adaptation of Julia Donaldson’s The Scarecrows’ Wedding bodes badly for other ‘woke’ Christmas tales
The Times
November 21, 2025
Storm shows the pain and pleasure of flood waters
Storm Claudia left its mark with worryingly intense floods and winds, and a few benefits too
The Times
November 21, 2025
Labour must reset the rules on women’s spaces
New guidance is a clear interpretation of the Supreme Court judgment, so why is Bridget Phillipson stalling?
The Times
November 21, 2025
Lessons on spuds from a man who waxed lyrical about them
Redcliffe Salaman was chairman of the potato synonym committee and wrote a ‘magnificent monument of scholarship and humanity’ to the humble...
The Times
November 21, 2025
Does the world really want what Sam-AI-am Altman is selling?
There is every sign the hype on artificial intelligence is running ahead of economic reality. As with railways of the 19th century, vast boo...
The Times
November 21, 2025
Does the world really want what Sam Altman is selling?
There is every sign the hype on artificial intelligence is running ahead of economic reality. As with railways, booms tend to be punctuated...
The Times
November 21, 2025
Junior doctors could get guaranteed pension of £125,000 a year
They have gone on strike demanding more money, but analysis of their pension progression shows they could end their careers very comfortably...
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November 21, 2025
From Roman ruins to Bloomberg HQ: walking the City’s oddest stretch
Just 200 paces across Walbrook takes you through some 2,000 years of London history, revealing the Square Mile’s roots and its newest shoots
The Times
November 21, 2025
Trump thinks Putin holds all the cards. How will Zelensky play it?
Ukraine is on the back foot in negotiations after the US and Russia drew up a Kremlin-friendly 28-point peace plan
The Times
November 21, 2025
BBC board member Shumeet Banerji resigns
He said he was not consulted about the process that resulted in the director-general Tim Davie and BBC News chief executive Deborah Turness...
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November 21, 2025
How much does the royal family really cost the British public?
The Windsors are the most expensive royal family in Europe, with coronations, weddings, funerals all funded by UK taxpayers. Norman Baker cr...
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November 21, 2025
Landlords face £7,000 fines for not renting to benefit claimants
Discriminating against tenants who are not working, or who have children, will earn buy-to-let investors monthly penalties
The Times
November 21, 2025
Who’s next? Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey at odds over AI music
The Who’s guitarist said he was tempted to feed his unfinished music into Suno, a platform being sued by the US recording industry for copyr...
The Times
November 21, 2025
We’ll need good data next time or lockdown arguments multiply
At the start of the pandemic two professors, Martin Landray and Peter Horby, did something that should have been banal but was also rare: th...
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November 21, 2025
The Lion, the Witch… and what happened to its four child stars next
The original cast of the BBC’s smash Narnia series reunite, 40 years on, to talk about overnight fame, their £1,000 fee and being warned abo...
The Times
November 21, 2025
Baroness Hallett has dodged the key Covid questions
Long-running inquiry asserts 23,000 lives could have been saved by earlier lockdown but lacks the evidence to prove it
The Times
November 21, 2025
It’s no longer just petrolheads: how Formula 1 won over female fans
This weekend’s Las Vegas Grand Prix epitomises the changing profile of a sport in which now 42 per cent of its 825million fans worldwide are...
The Times
November 21, 2025
The comic books selling for millions
The collectibles that once changed hands for a matter of cents are now bought by avid collectors for record-breaking sums as high as $9.4 mi...
The Times
November 21, 2025