The White Stripes singer Jack White called Donald Trump’s campaign “fascists” and threatened to sue after an aide apparently used a clip of the band’s
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Former Red Brigades member arrested in Argentina after four decades on run
Police in Argentina have arrested a former Red Brigades member who has spent more than 40 years on the run from the justice system in
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Judging by the reaction to the announcement of the Oasis reunion, it would seem that the most powerful of all 1990s drugs is nostalgia. For
Richard Hawley review – homecoming hero is in the mood to celebrate
As Richard Hawley walks on to the stage, a Sheffield brutalist monolith, the Moore Street electricity substation, is projected on a backdrop behind him. During
Morrissey claims Johnny Marr ignored lucrative Smiths reunion offer
Morrissey has claimed he accepted a “lucrative offer” this summer for a Smiths reunion – but Johnny Marr ignored it. Social media has been buzzing
Weather tracker: At least three dead as Typhoon Shanshan barrels through Japan
Typhoon Shanshan has killed at least three people and injured about 40 as it barrels through Japan, with more than 250,000 homes left without power.
US Open 2024 day four: Evans, Draper and Swiatek win, Boulter out – as it happened
his recent controversy in Cincinnati behind him. Thanks Niall. An accomplished win by Pegula in what could have been a far trickier match against her
Katie Boulter crashes out of US Open as Jack Draper and Dan Evans march on
Britain’s No 1 tennis players enjoyed contrasting fortunes at the US Open on Thursday as Jack Draper eased into the third round with a 6-4,
TUC warns Keir Starmer: do not water down ban on zero-hours contracts
Keir Starmer has been warned against caving in to pressure to water down a ban on exploitative zero-hours contracts, after fresh evidence showing the financial
Workplace health checks introduced in England to target preventable diseases
More than 130,000 people across England will benefit from workplace health checks being trialled to help protect people from preventable diseases, the government has said.