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April 22, 2025
Inside the conclave: the politics of choosing a new pope
Cardinals have already started discussions before the election is held in the Sistine Chapel but they are sworn to secrecy about how they re...
The Times
April 22, 2025
Oscar winner’s fight over festivals that turn park into ‘prison camp’
Campaigners including Sir Mark Rylance are taking on the Labour council over the ecological damage they say is done to Brockwell Park in Lam...
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April 22, 2025
Jack Draper: Jannik Sinner does not deserve hate
Italian is preparing for return after three-month absence and has been practising with Briton who says he is a ‘really genuine person’
The Times
April 22, 2025
Relegation clauses are killing hopes of promoted clubs
Putting punitive relegation clauses into players’ contracts makes going straight back down a self-fulfilling prophecy — that’s why Burnley a...
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April 22, 2025
My notice of intended prosecution was sent to the wrong address. What now?
Our experts answer your motoring questions
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April 22, 2025
Mob that lynched Briton in Ecuador ‘too much for police to handle’
Authorities have yet to identify the man, who was burnt alive after being accused of murder by locals in Playas del Cuyabeno
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April 22, 2025
What caused Keir Starmer’s U-turn on whether trans women are women?
The prime minister’s stance on gender has shifted dramatically since 2021; recent comments reveal a strategic recalculation in light of the...
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April 22, 2025
Elliott ups stake in BP as it pivots away from renewable energy
Activist hedge fund’s investment is now worth about £2.8 billion and it is urging the oil major to go further in its green strategy reset
The Times
April 22, 2025
JD Vance: India must work with US or face ‘dark time for humanity’
The vice-president says in a speech in Jaipur that America wants to collaborate more on military equipment, energy security and trade
The Times
April 22, 2025
‘A release of tension’: the mood in Vatican City after Pope’s death
Pilgrims in St Peter’s Square found solace in the way Francis died on his own terms, although one expert believes the grief will come as a d...
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April 22, 2025
Trump tariffs ‘will lead to UK job losses in months’, MPs told
Commons business committee hears that ministers are looking at Covid-style support packages for manufacturers
The Times
April 22, 2025
If it works, an industrial strategy will have been worth the wait
Even modest success would be welcome in the context of the near-stagnant productivity of recent years
The Times
April 22, 2025
Is America’s Ivy League obsession finally coming to an end?
With AI on the march and elite institutions mired in controversy, some companies are recruiting straight from high school
The Times
April 22, 2025
Pope Francis funeral: behind the scenes as cardinals plan and prepare
The service will be held in the Vatican on Saturday, with world leaders including President Trump and Sir Keir Starmer expected to attend
The Times
April 22, 2025
Sex, no drugs and rock’n’roll: how Alice Cooper keeps going
The shock rocker is touring with the first album in 50 years from survivors of the original line-up
The Times
April 22, 2025
Sverre Halseth Nypan: Aston Villa lead race for Norwegian star, 18
Aston Villa have been to watch Rosenborg teenager, who is regarded as one of best prospects in Europe and was linked to Arsenal and Manchest...
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April 22, 2025
Labour whips shut down discussion on WhatsApp groups after leaks
Administrators are now the only members able to post in some channels after MPs’ critical messages were revealed
The Times
April 22, 2025
Jovial Ed Davey targets Tory councils on campaign trail in Devon
The Liberal Democrat leader enjoyed an amusement park while canvassing in the southwest, where his party believes the Tories are vulnerable
The Times
April 22, 2025
The French photographer whose kiss melted hearts around the world
A major exhibition will showcase 400 of Robert Doisneau’s enormous archive of 450,000 images, offering ‘a social commentary on a harsh and u...
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April 22, 2025
Supreme Court clarity on trans women is welcome. No, really …
A flurry of government figures are keen to show that they embrace a stance that Labour had previously rejected
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April 22, 2025
Jesse Lingard would have ‘cut ties’ with grandad over abuse allegations
Footballer’s 86-year-old relative is accused of historical sexual assaults, with complaint made to police after Channel 4 documentary by for...
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April 22, 2025
Weston family reaps big dividends payout as portfolio defies gloom
The billionaires behind Primark, Fortnum & Mason, Heal’s and hotels enjoy rising profits at a time of challenging market conditions
The Times
April 22, 2025
I had a baby with my gay best friend
Ellie Fazan reached 40 single and fearing she would never have a child — until she asked her friend Eddie if he would be a co-parent via IVF...
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April 22, 2025
Rishi Sunak takes the lead and woos voters in Durham
The former prime minister and his dog Nova turned out to knock on doors for a delighted Tory council candidate
The Times
April 22, 2025
I don’t believe working from home encourages rampant lovemaking
More than half of people who work from home say they are having more sex because of it. Which is nice for them if not their employer. But on...
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April 22, 2025
‘I’ve already got £2,000’: the eight-year-olds saving for houses
A survey says 81 per cent of children want to own their own home. Three children’s savvy strategies reveal a new generation’s approach to fi...
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April 22, 2025
IMF defends central bank independence as Trump renews attack on Fed
US president attacks chairman for failing to cut interest rates while fund economist says institutions need credibility to manage risks of g...
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April 22, 2025
IMF forecast spells out chilling effect of Trump’s tariffs on UK
A trade-reliant economy and weak domestic picture leave Britain exposed to volatility, but there could be good news for interest rates
The Times
April 22, 2025
All Tories have left is to say what they think
Trying to strategise against Reform is a dead end, though asserting that Farage threatens Trump-like chaos is a start
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April 22, 2025
Cosmo Jarvis on Warfare: ‘No other film will ever push me this far’
The Shogun actor went from drawing samurai swords to playing a real-life American sniper in the acclaimed new movie. It took him to his limi...
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April 22, 2025
Freddie Flintoff: I have found comfort in the dressing room again
Andrew Flintoff on Top Gear crash, Brendon McCullum comforting him after infamous pedalo incident and how Rob Key encouraged him to return t...
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April 22, 2025
Freddie Flintoff: I have found comfort in the dressing room again
Andrew Flintoff on Top Gear crash, Brendon McCullum comforting him after infamous pedalo incident and how Rob Key encouraged him to return t...
The Times
April 22, 2025
We stopped having sex years ago. Can an illegal drug help us?
Happily together for decades, with grown-up children, but the sexual spark has gone — so one couple book an MDMA therapy session. Is it wort...
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April 22, 2025
5 classic seafood recipes from Claude Bosi’s new bistro
Trout, Dover sole, fish soup, crab salad … At his latest London opening, Claude Bosi celebrates the best of Parisian cooking
The Times
April 22, 2025
Leo Beenhakker obituary: football manager who revived Real Madrid
Charismatic Dutchman, who performed a ‘miracle’ for Trinidad and Tobago, dies aged 82
The Times
April 22, 2025
Drones may strike targets with no human input, says minister
Al Carns, a former Royal Marine, said the UK ‘must embrace’ the fact that the tech will soon operate autonomously, as Ukrainian specialists...
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April 22, 2025
Office workers back as vacancy rate falls for first time since 2020
Figures suggest that the market has reached a turning point
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April 22, 2025
China using ‘gangster tactics’ in disputed Yellow Sea
South Korean critics say that Beijing is installing artificial structures in the waters in an attempt to supports its territorial claims
The Times
April 22, 2025
Mortgage rates fall below 4% as lenders price in tariff turmoil
Banks cut two-year fixes, loosen affordability rules and cut stress-test rates amid a government push for economic growth
The Times
April 22, 2025
Dogs really are our best friends — other than our children
The emotional bonds owners share with their pets are stronger than almost every kind of human relationship, a study found
The Times
April 22, 2025
Man City’s legal battle with Premier League will drag into next year
The club’s second challenge to APT rules — having claimed they give Arsenal an unfair advantage — is set for hearing this autumn
The Times
April 22, 2025
Nolann Le Garrec dived like Neymar but rugby isn’t as bad as football
The Racing 92 scrum half was bashed online for his simulation during the Top 14 match against Perpignan at the weekend but the sport dealt w...
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April 22, 2025
Woman ‘murdered terminally ill partner who wanted to go on’
Kylie Truswell-Mobbs gave David Mobbs, who had motor neurone disease, a lethal overdose after he chose to delay assisted dying decision, pro...
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April 22, 2025
Franklin Graham: I forgive Trump his sins — I was young once too
America’s commander-in-belief tells The Times about trying to stop the president swearing and why the UK has become ‘like Russia at the heig...
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April 22, 2025
Hedge funds’ bets on US bond market could backfire, IMF warns
Financial stress risks spilling over into the global financial system, International Monetary Fund says
The Times
April 22, 2025
Long-haul like Laker: can a transatlantic budget airline succeed?
Aspiring players such as JetBlue can look to the Far East for examples of operators that have made long-haul work at the cheaper end of the...
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April 22, 2025
Green MSP ‘put judges in danger’ over trans bigots slur, says top lawyer
Scotland’s most prestigious legal body accuses Maggie Chapman of endangering Supreme Court justices by saying their ruling spread ‘prejudice...
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April 22, 2025
French university chief receives death threats amid Islamism row
Conservative academics demand the resignation of the Lumière Lyon 2 president, accusing her of appeasing Islamist activists after protests o...
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April 22, 2025
‘A weapon in the hands of someone stupid is the most dangerous thing’
‘Marcus’ was 14 when he decided he needed to get a knife. Now, having spent three months in jail, he speaks about why he became involved in...
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April 22, 2025