Up to 1.2m disabled people will lose thousands in UK welfare overhaul, experts warn
Up to 1.2 million people with disabilities will lose thousands of pounds under the government’s welfare overhaul, experts have said, as campaigners warn the plan
Mexico City introduces ‘bloodless bullfighting’ in win for animal rights activists
Mexico City’s congress has voted to ban traditional bullfights and replace them with a new form of bloodless spectacle, marking the latest episode in a
Trump waging ‘sickening’ psychological war, deported Venezuelan’s lawyer says
A lawyer for one of the Venezuelan immigrants sent from the US to a notorious mega prison in El Salvador has accused the Trump administration
‘We put all of life into the mincer’: These New Puritans on their kaleidoscopic new album
Jack and George Barnett arrange to meet me at the Hope Hotel, an 18th-century pub in their native Southend. With Talking Heads on the jukebox
Andreeva continues to defy odds of the modern teenage tennis prodigy
There are two teenagers in the top 100 of the WTA rankings at the moment. Women’s tennis, in some ways, was built on the success
Players accuse tennis governing bodies of running ‘cartel’ in lawsuit
The player advocacy organisation founded by Novak Djokovic and Vasek Pospisil has launched a lawsuit against the governing bodies of professional tennis, marking an escalation
The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru review – British wartime tragedy told with potent empathy
This enthralling and shattering Chinese documentary benefits from superb material: a dark Boy’s Own yarn from October 1942 about the torpedoing of the wartime freighter
Hope for endangered penguins as no-fishing zones agreed off South Africa
Efforts to stop the critically endangered African penguin from going extinct took a step forward on Tuesday after South African conservationists and fishing industry groups
Bloody Axe Wound review – keep-it-in-the-family serial-killer horror is gorily absurd
In the sleepy town of Clover Falls, popular teens are butchered with regularity by a disfigured masked killer in the Freddy/Jason/Michael mode, named Roger Bladecut
Dawn of Impressionism, Paris 1874 review – detailed examination of key moment in art history
It’s back to the tried and trusted blockbuster names of French impressionism for the latest release from Exhibition on Screen, the Brighton-based outfit demonstrating remarkable