Floral tributes have been laid after a man and three young children were found dead in a house in Surrey. Police discovered their bodies in
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UK police risk assessment before riots said far-right threat probably ‘minimal’
In the months leading up to this summer’s riots, police leaders believed that the threat of violence from far-right protests was likely to be “minimal”,
Callum McGregor steals show in Celtic’s statement win against hapless Rangers
That pettiness is a constant in the Glasgow football scene was exemplified by the stadium announcer at Celtic Park, who staunchly refused to use the
Light aircraft pilot dies in crash on industrial estate in Derbyshire
A pilot has died after a light aircraft crashed into an industrial estate in Derbyshire. Emergency services were called to reports that an aircraft had
‘Like criticising a book that has 700 pages’: The Brutalist director defends long films
How do you properly do justice to the life story of a Hungarian-born Jew who survived the Holocaust and emigrated to the US, where he
VAT should be cut on refurbished electricals, says Currys boss
The UK government should slash VAT on refurbished electrical products to keep gadgets out of landfill, according to the boss of Currys. “It has already
‘Everyone recognises her now – me, not so much’: Arthur Harari on how Anatomy of a Fall catapulted him and Justine Triet to film power couple status
Rising French cinema notable Arthur Harari is a film-maker, screenwriter and actor – but the last of these only occasionally, and with reservations. He has
Oasis: a guilty pleasure without fringe benefits | Stewart Lee
“In Russia, nostalgia is regarded as an illness,” declared the mighty comedian Simon Munnery once, “or at least it used to be, in the good
African nations hit by mpox still waiting for vaccines – despite promises by the west
None of the African countries affected by the outbreak of a new variant of mpox have received any of the promised vaccine, pushing back a
Alex de Minaur’s return to form continues with US Open win over ‘wounded’ Dan Evans
Alex de Minaur continued his impressive return to form after being sidelined with injury throughout the summer as he returned to the fourth round of