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Man City charges LIVE: Premier League punishment agreement as Liverpool response sent
Manchester City have appealed after being found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules and await a decision over the sanctions they face
Russia hit Ukraine power plant ‘immediately after’ Trump declared energy ceasefire, says Zelenskyy – Europe live
Ukrainian president tells Warsaw security conference that Putin ‘does not read Truth Social’Trump announces partial ceasefire in Ukraine war as Zelenskyy says deal is ‘news to me’Addressing the conference virtually, Ukrainian pres…
Millions of pension savers urged to claim £6,000 in 'lost' cash - how to track yours down
Pension pots can become lost when people change jobs, or if they move address and forget to update their pension provider
UK politics live: Tories accuse Burnham of being ‘dangerous and divisive’ after he confirms Russian interference in Brexit campaign
Shadow minister says referendum was a ‘legitimate vote’ and PM is seeking to ‘reopen debate’ with statement on Russia’s involvementBurnham to urge MPs to embrace closer ties with EUNigel Farage is set to announce a pledge to ban a…
Russia failed to undermine Brexit vote, minister says despite Andy Burnham warning
Russia is failing in its attempts to undermine British elections, a top foreign office minister has said, after Andy Burnham accused it of interfering in the Brexit referendum
Yorkshire tiger attack - latest: Wildlife park to stay closed after man 'bowed' before fatal mauling
Witnesses to the horror incident at Yorkshire Wildlife Park said the man who was mauled to death at the attraction's tiger enclosure appeared to 'bow down' to the animal
Our 600-year-old pub may have to close over 'catastrophic' £55k energy bill caused by 'faulty smart meter'
Becky Gomery and Rich Spicer believe a faulty smart meter is to blame for the charges
Over 110 Brewers Fayre and Beefeater restaurants reopening across UK – all the locations confirmed so far
Over 110 locations across the UK have been saved from permanent closure, after being bought out by two hospitality groups
UK households urged 'do not eat' eggs with certain code due to food poisoning risk
Check the code on your eggs to see if you are affected
Hurricane Isias remnants to send UK temperatures soaring this week
Brits are set for a burst of unusually warm October weather this week, with temperatures to climb above average and potentially reaching 23C before cooler conditions return
Woman badly hurt in fall from hotel balcony on birthday trip to Greece
She was celebrating her 390th birthday but now has a broken back - her family wants to bring her home
Ministers preparing to slash heat pump subsidies to fund defence spending
Exclusive: Some of £2bn savings needed from energy budget expected to come from boiler upgrade scheme, sources sayMinisters are preparing to slash the amount of money available to subsidise heat pumps as they look for ways to fund…
I will have more police officers of colour in the UK capital – and the culture wars won’t stop me doing it | Mark Rowley
In our major recruitment drive, the focus must be on underrepresented communities. It is not favouritism, it is fairness – and it’s essentialMark Rowley is commissioner of the Metropolitan policeMet chief says ‘toxicity’ around DE…
Roman Abramovich aides falsified paperwork to disguise assets and dodge tax, records suggest
Accountancy firm Deloitte Cyprus among those that appear to have backdated records outlining the Russian billionaire’s assetsAides of Roman Abramovich – including staff at the global accountancy firm Deloitte – falsified paperwork…
Treasure Island review – this TV stinker does its best to ruin a literary classic
Did Robert Louis Stevenson’s timeless swashbuckling tale need the addition of a superpower? Is it better for reducing its young hero to an afterthought? NopeA lever groans, a pipe judders and thunk: another unsolicited adaptation …
‘We were not going to let this rapist destroy our lives’: how one couple came to terms with a devastating attack
After Susan Brison was raped and left for dead, her husband, Thomas, did his best to support her. They are still together, while many relationships collapse after a sexual assault. What did he get right – and wrong? And why did sh…
Time review – David Tennant’s furious drama is as important as Adolescence
The third series of Jimmy McGovern’s terrifying and acutely moving prison drama is set in a young offender institute – and the reality it depicts needs national attentionJimmy McGovern has said that this new, third instalment of h…
Yes, it’s been a tough week for the Greens: but don’t lose sight of how we’re transforming British politics | Zack Polanski
We must now have unity and a discussion about party democracy. And let me be clear: as leader, I will never tolerate antisemitismWhen I stood for leader of the Greens in 2025, our party was at a crossroads. The transformative lead…
‘I want to do everything I can to head off dementia’: why demand for the shingles vaccine is soaring
Could a drug intended to prevent painful rashes also protect our brains as we get older? The signs are promising – but not conclusive. Yet that’s enough to be driving a boom in shingles jabsWhen Jenny, a 50-year-old marketing and …
Steven Pinker: “Something that’s arbitrary can be highly rational”
The cognitive psychologist on violence, the Enlightenment and the reasons we never say what we mean
Reform clears its own officials over donations sting
Reform clearing its own officials of breaking party funding law and Badenoch’s inheritance tax gambit
The end of Andy Burnham’s beginning
The Prime Minister has proved he can reunite Labour's 2024 coalition – but he has more work to do
Confessions of a dissident Jew
Even as their humanity is threatened, Palestinians are using literature to preserve it
What Holborn and St Pancras voters wanted
Exclusive polling reveals residents rejected the Greens in order "not to undermine the Labour government"
Reform UK’s James Orr’s Foundation Hosted Sanctioned Israeli Minister
The latest National Conservatism conference, held in Jerusalem, was co-sponsored by an Israeli NGO sanctioned by the EU and Canada
The Green Party has urgent work to do
The "Zionism is racism" motion crossed a very significant red line
Arthritis: tackling the UK’s burden of pain
A report on how the care and management of arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions could be transformed and unlock economic and social progress.
Why the Greens lost
Zack Polanski can't simply blame Andy Burnham – his brand is more toxic than it used to be
Zack Polanski has disappointed his party
His defeat in Holborn and St Pancras will be read by internal critics as a failure of leadership and strategy
Labour holds Holborn and St Pancras: listen to New Statesman podcast analysis
The result has disrupted Zack Polanski’s momentum
Russia’s Plan to Target Ukraine’s Water Supply Would Set a Dangerous Precedent
An attack on water supplies this winter would cross a new line in the war, with consequences that would stretch from Russia to Iran
Green Party Would Force Daily Mail Owner to Sell Up Papers
Zack Polanski's party also backs plans to force media companies to operate under a licence granted by a regulator
Why Did Polymarket Trading Surge an Hour Before the Iran War Started?
There was a major spike in Polymarket bets predicting the Iran War, an hour before Trump's strikes began, new analysis finds
Russia Scrambles to Cover Up Potential Plague Outbreak After Years of Spreading Biolab Conspiracy Theories
The Kremlin launched its full invasion of Ukraine claiming it was facing biological attack. Now the disinformation has come back to bite it
‘Even Nazi Psychologists Acknowledged Jewish Intelligence’: The Posts of the Academic Who Targeted Jason Arday
Nathan Cofnas, whose Substack set off the media firestorm over Jason Arday, made a series of posts about “Jewish IQ”, “Mischlings”, and the “emptying” of Gaza
Andy Burnham Urged to Put Compulsory Voting at Heart of His Electoral Reform Plans
Democracy campaigners say changing how Britain votes will not be enough unless the Prime Minister also changes who votes as well
Gaza Three Years On: The Changing Politics of Genocide Denial
Martin Shaw, who argued that Israel was beginning to commit genocide in October 2023, examines the tensions between recognition and denial as the Burnham Government tries to reset its Palestine policy.
Conservative Plan to Scrap Solar Rules for New Homes Would Lock Millions Into Gas Use
Pledge to abolish the Future Homes Standard is branded 'a plan for poor housing and high bills' by fuel poverty campaigners, as the solar sector urges the party to think again
‘Why Andy Burnham Will Ultimately Back Rejoining the EU’
The logic of the Prime Minister's argument that Brexit has done more harm than good only points in one direction, argues Simon Nixon
The Climate Wars: How Superpowers Are Carving Up the Earth | With Arthur Snell
What do melting Arctic ice, a war for farmland in Ukraine, and the panic of Gulf petro-states have in common? Arthur Snell exposes the terrifying new geography of global conflict and how humanity can adapt to survive it.
Sex, power and backlash in Africa
An extract from Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah’s new book Seeking Sexual Freedom
What movements can learn from their own histories
Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah on memory, risk and organising beyond backlash
Big Tech platforms under fire in inquiry into Southport mass stabbing
Amazon and X’s policies on age verification and content moderation criticised in report on murder of three children and stabbing of others
Brazil: How the CIA funded Catholic marches that paved the way for the 1964 coup
Thousands clutching rosaries and dollars from Washington formed the march that paved the way for the 1964 coup
The US is facing its Suez moment – the outcome could change the world order
If Donald Trump fails to end the Iran war soon, its effects could last for decades, with unpredictable consequences
Leaving to survive, staying to resist: Persecution and exile in El Salvador
We speak to journalists and defenders of human and environmental rights about how their lives have come under threat
Revealed: Morocco forcibly displaced Black migrants ahead of AFCON tournament
Keen to present itself as a key EU partner on migration, Morocco pushed migrants out of sight before tourists arrived.
Defeating authoritarians: Notes from the Hungarian playbook
What can progressives everywhere learn from Magyar’s historic victory over Orbán’s anti-democratic regime?
Orbán’s election defeat is a blow to the global anti-gender movement
Europe’s great replacement prime minister lost on Sunday, and so did the global anti-gender movement