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Starmer eases green rules to protect car industry

The prime minister says the ‘world has fundamentally changed’ as he announces a reduction in fines for manufacturers failing to meet green targets

Politics

UK security warning as Gaza harms integration

Sheikh Mohammad bin Abdulkarim al-Issa, head of the Muslim World League, says young British Muslims are growing more disillusioned because of the Middle East conflict


Health workers will be sent house to house to cut sick leave

A pilot programme in Westminster suggested the scheme could cut hospital admissions by 10 per cent



Eline Arbo, Best Director Olivier Award winner, backstage at the awards ceremony.
Olivier awards 2025 winners: Eline Arbo scoops best director

The Norwegian behind The Years is only the fifth woman to win the award, while Lesley Manville and John Lithgow won best actress and actor



John Lithgow holding his Best Actor Olivier Award.
Olivier awards: Lithgow brought venom and vulnerability to role of Dahl

A hooded figure sits at a desk working on multiple computers and a phone, all displaying green code.
Weekly cyberattacks on UK by pro-Russian and pro-Palestinian hackers

Dior Spa Royal Scotsman cabin with bed, sink, and toiletries.
UK’s most luxurious train offers relaxation on rails — for a price

John Lithgow holding his Best Actor Olivier Award.
Olivier awards: Lithgow brought venom and vulnerability to role of Dahl






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Royal Irish Regiment soldiers on parade.
Make young knife crime offenders do national service, says public panel


Tax ‘supersized’ cars more to pay for potholes, campaigners say


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World



Myanmar People’s Defence Force soldiers in Kyauk Panan village.
In a war to oust Myanmar’s junta, the earthquake barely registers

Rebels declared a ceasefire after the natural disaster, but the country’s civil war has cost many more lives and looks set to rumble on


Vietnamese garment workers sewing apparel in a factory.
More than 50 countries contact US to get tariffs revised


Pilgrims viewing the relics of Carlo Acutis.
Millennial saint, medieval rituals: Carlo Acutis’s relics on show

A crowd of people walking in a dusty street.
Sudanese civilians ‘targeted in reprisal killings’


Marine Le Pen addressing a Lega party congress via video link.



People dining and walking on Rue de Buci in Paris.
Battle of the terraces: Parisians losing sleep over café noise

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Lammy has earned his first-class flights — yes, really

I want the foreign secretary in good shape when he’s dealing with the likes of JD Vance



Illustration of cargo ships and an aircraft carrier being pulled into a maelstrom near the Statue of Liberty.

Cartoon by Morten Morland



Portrait of Kemi Badenoch.
We can trade on our independence — if we get a grip






Portrait of Kemi Badenoch.
We can trade on our independence — if we get a grip







a man in a white shirt smiles for the camera
Oliver ShahGlobalisation isn’t dead. Those who welcome talent will be winners


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a woman with blonde hair is wearing a black top and a gold necklace
Johanna NobleToo much pension choice has led to decision paralysis





Mathieu Flamini, former footballer and entrepreneur.
The midfield hard man who became world’s richest former player





Marcus Smith of Harlequins during a rugby match.
It’s arrogant to be surprised by this English failure in Europe
Rugby union
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Donald Trump speaking at a podium.
Polly VernonThe (very) weird day I met Donald Trump



Portrait of Sam Mendes.
Sam Mendes: the Holocaust, my family and the film I had to make






Collage of a woman holding a loaf of bread and the Evin House of Detention in Tehran.

In Tehran’s Evin Prison, where Nazanin Zaghari-Radcliffe spent five years, female political prisoners bake to give meaning to their lives

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