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November 23, 2024
Trump picks billionaire Scott Bessent as Treasury secretary
The hedge fund manager advised the president-elect on economic policy during his campaign and founded the investment firm Key Square Group
The Times
November 23, 2024
Times letters: Issuing of arrest warrant for Netanyahu
Sir, Regarding your leading article, judges and officials of the ICC are independent individuals appointed after a rigorous selection proces...
The Times
November 23, 2024
Storm Bert: Stockpile supplies for snow storm, warns British Gas
People have been advised to stockpile three days’ worth of food, water and blankets in the event of heavy snow this weekend
The Times
November 23, 2024
This is my last Spinal Column. Writing it helped me survive
Melanie Reid wrote her first Spinal Column in 2010, just days after breaking her neck and back in a riding accident. She thought she might h...
The Times
November 23, 2024
The GP said I was too young to have breast cancer at 36. He was wrong
She was dismissed by a GP at first, but Nina Lopes has battled for six years with an aggressive, incurable disease — triple-negative metasta...
The Times
November 23, 2024
Which cocktail do Britons drink the most? Take our quiz
How much do you remember from the past seven days?
The Times
November 23, 2024
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November 22, 2024
Our Week: The cabinet farming WhatsApp group*
Morgan McSweeney Listen, team. Keir has asked me to start this group because he’s getting worried about the farmer thing.Wes Streeting Keir...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Bring up the bodies! Freezing peers fear the cull
Plus: Daisy Cooper’s TV moment on CND march; how Shirley Bassey hit the high note in Goldfinger; Anne Boleyn causes a data problem; and Pres...
The Times
November 22, 2024
I’m not a predator, says KC accused of misconduct
A disciplinary tribunal has heard that Jo Sidhu initiated ‘unwanted’ sexual activity with one woman and exchanged explicit messages with ano...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Who is Jo Sidhu? The diversity champion accused of targeting aspiring lawyers
Formerly high-flying KC was once in the running to be the country’s top prosecutor but now faces multiple allegations of sexual harassment
The Times
November 22, 2024
A £500 dress delivered to your door in an hour? We put it to the test
Deliveroo has given fast fashion a whole new meaning (in London, at least) after teaming up with the clothes-for-hire firm Hurr
The Times
November 22, 2024
Justin Welby let convicted sex offender work at cathedral
The Archbishop of Canterbury allowed Canon John Roberts to continue officiating even after a further allegation of sexual assault
The Times
November 22, 2024
How London became the phone-snatching capital of Europe
New analysis shows there were 50,000 thefts in the city last year — with criminals zooming away on e-bikes and shipping phones overseas to b...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Captain Tom Foundation planned to cash in on ‘Brand Hannah’, says charity boss
The daughter of the fundraiser and her husband wanted to protect their commercial interests, according to Jack Gilbert
The Times
November 22, 2024
Rachel Reeves and the five claims about her fiddling CV
The chancellor has been accused of embellishing her job title throughout her career
The Times
November 22, 2024
Starmer at odds with US over Netanyahu arrest
The the decision to comply with an ICC arrest warrant for the Israeli prime minister putting Britain at odds with some other world leaders
The Times
November 22, 2024
Putin promises to keep firing hypersonic missiles at Ukraine
The president said more Oreshniks would be used in response to the UK and US allowing Kyiv to deploy long-range weapons against Russian targ...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Is this London’s best restaurant? Sneaky locals want tourists to think so
American visitors have been warned to watch out as sly locals post glowing write-ups of the chain Angus Steakhouse in an attempt to protect...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Can a winter reset save Labour from budget fallout?
President Xi of China praised Sir Keir Starmer’s record, but voters back home are less convinced. The prime minister hopes his new goals can...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Architect who lost end of her finger in fridge door sues for £1.4m
Sara Turnbull has sued a travel company after she was left unable to draw by the incident on a yachting holiday
The Times
November 22, 2024
How Putin’s nuclear threats are reviving Cold War horrors
The spectre of annihilation is bringing back teenage fears of the 1980s
The Times
November 22, 2024
Russian-British dissident’s wife: ‘The Kremlin can never silence me’
The activist Evgenia Kara-Murza, 44, received the 2024 Freedom of Expression Trustee Award, for helping to secure the release of her husband...
The Times
November 22, 2024
It’s scary what we need to spend on defence
Strategic review is likely to emphasise a military that can respond instantly to threats and attacks but the price tag is huge
The Times
November 22, 2024
Wilful blindness is a blight on organisations
From Children in Need to the Tavistock Gids clinic, those who expose malfeasance are rarely thanked and often removed
The Times
November 22, 2024
Recognition at last for a home full of history
Most people would have given up. A small group of diehard history enthusiasts in Derby have been trying, for 25 years, to get listed status...
The Times
November 22, 2024
We take science seriously but we can still be silly
Professor David Norman is exasperated. “The Times is fortunate to have, in Tom Whipple and Rhys Blakely, two of the best science writers of...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Fish, frogs, newts, moles: Big Bird’s not a fussy eater
Big Bird is back. Ridiculous, I acknowledge, to name a wild bird, but the same female grey heron has visited the fields behind the house for...
The Times
November 22, 2024
The Times view on our national insecurity: Home Front
Britain faces an unprecedented range of threats from a resurgent Russian military to sabotage, cyberwarfare and energy insecurity. Yet there...
The Times
November 22, 2024
The Times view on record numbers out of work: Sick Man of Europe
Immigration should not be used to mask the UK’s dire levels of economic inactivity
The Times
November 22, 2024
The Times view on the chancellor’s job history: Economical Truths
It is beyond time to end the baseless tittle-tattle about Rachel Reeves’s CV
The Times
November 22, 2024
Scottish Mortgage ‘£315m out of pocket’ after Northvolt collapse
Investment trust had high hopes for the ambitious Swedish electric car battery maker, whose chief executive Peter Carlsson has stepped down
The Times
November 22, 2024
Jeremy Clarkson: Starmer’s a nightmare for farmers. He doesn’t even eat meat
The TV star explains why he joined the Tractor Tax protests — and why the government’s new inheritance rules are ‘nuts’
The Times
November 22, 2024
Beaujolais booms again: the 1980s throwback making a comeback
The ‘world’s fastest wine’ is flying off the shelves 40 years after its heyday
The Times
November 22, 2024
Jaguar boss defends rebrand from ‘blaze of intolerance’
The British car manufacturer was criticised for its new marketing campaign after ditching the ‘growler’ logo
The Times
November 22, 2024
‘Get Britain working’ plan to tackle long-term sickness rise
Four million are projected to claim the benefit by 2029, up from 2.5 million in 2019
The Times
November 22, 2024
Rachel Reeves’s tax grab will penalise three in four farms, says NFU
The union’s analysis of the inheritance tax rise suggested that most medium-sized farms affected by the liability would not be protected by...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Has Trump finally learnt the limits of his ‘fear is key’ mantra?
Matt Gaetz, the nominee for attorney-general, withdrew amid allegations he had sex with a minor. Critics say cabinet picks seem designed to...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Korean ‘butcher pastor’ fights for the right to eat dog meat
The Rev Ju Yeong-bong says the animals can be ‘our friends but they can also be our food’ even as young Koreans turn away from eating bosint...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Anger and disillusion: toll of losing to cheats in ‘dirtiest race in history’
As fifth athlete from 2012 women’s 1,500m Olympic final receives a drug ban, three of the clean runners that day share the lasting mental to...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Woman who accused Conor McGregor of rape wins civil case
Irish mixed martial arts fighter ordered to pay nearly €250,000 in damages to Nikita Hand
The Times
November 22, 2024
Singing along in the cinema has long been frowned upon
Audience participation is being encouraged at 1,000 shows in the US, but at traditional screenings customers will be asked to keep quiet
The Times
November 22, 2024
Briton may admit murdering partner in hilltop Italian hamlet
Michael Whitbread is on trial accused of stabbing Michele Faiers to death last year, but his lawyer says he may argue he was mentally ill at...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Apple and Google holding back innovation, regulator warns
Competition and Markets Authority report says tech giants should face investigation over ‘chokehold’ on mobile web browsers
The Times
November 22, 2024
Common ground eludes Bank in bid to tame inflation
As the monetary policy committee nears the third anniversary of its decision to raise interest rates, policy is diverging from central banks...
The Times
November 22, 2024
Post-Trump boom for US economy as output hits 31-month high
Composite PMI reaches 55.3 as businesses anticipate the president-elect’s plans for corporation tax cuts and higher import tariffs
The Times
November 22, 2024
French army really does march on its stomach
From duck with blackcurrants to confit apples, the French Foreign Legion is keen to highlight its culinary prowess to attract new recruits
The Times
November 22, 2024
NatWest privatisation edges closer as government sells more shares
The state now owns just 11% of the bank, with a full exit likely next year
The Times
November 22, 2024
Gordon Brown: Death of my daughter is reason why I oppose assisted dying
The former prime minister said the debate on the issue was ‘moving too fast’ and made a plea for improvements in end-of-life care
The Times
November 22, 2024