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Trump ‘could invite Zelensky’ to talks as Europe demands respect for borders

US president set to meet Putin on Friday to discuss ending war but leaders including Starmer say ‘path to peace’ cannot be decided without Ukraine

Russia-Ukraine war

Illustration of Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump facing each other.
What’s up for grabs at the summit

Can Trump really outsmart Putin? These are the potential outcomes of their meeting in Alaska


Rise of the stay-at-home student: ‘Mum made all my meals’

Steep rents, rising tuition fees, low maintenance grants — no wonder almost a third of freshers plan to live with their parents



Freddie Mercury and Mary Austin at a party.
As Freddie Mercury’s best friend, I’d be stunned if he had a secret child

The Queen singer’s closest and ‘only’ friend is disputing claims in a new book that he fathered a daughter



Police officers arresting a woman at a Palestine Action protest in Parliament Square.
Police arrest 466 at Palestine Action protest, beating poll tax record

Portrait of Nicola Sturgeon sitting on a green chair.
Nicola Sturgeon: ‘I came perilously close to a breakdown’

Police officers arresting a woman at a Palestine Action protest in Parliament Square.


Security camera footage of a car at night.
How thieves steal £1,500 car sensors in four seconds

Woman kneeling at her daughter's grave.
As my daughter died of ME, the state met in secret to blame me

Security camera footage of a car at night.
How thieves steal £1,500 car sensors in four seconds






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The man arrested for helping 29 people die: ‘It was compassion’

Sean Davison was arrested last year on suspicion of assisting 29 suicides at a clinic in Switzerland. His journey started with a plea from his mother





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Aerial view of a long bridge under construction.
HS2’s success story: how we built Britain’s longest rail bridge

It’s over budget, delayed and unpopular. But HS2 has given us the Colne Valley Viaduct, a two-mile-long masterpiece. Stephen Bleach meets the British engineers who made it happen


President Trump meeting with Congolese and Rwandan foreign ministers in the Oval Office.
Katy BallsVance and Rubio are the Republicans to beat in 2028 — if there’s a vacancy



Kate Forbes with her daughter at a Scottish Parliament nursery.
Kate Forbes: I’m standing down because I want more children


Conor McGregor and Áras an Uachtaráin.
McGregor eyes legal challenge to presidential eligibility rules



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Aerial view of damaged buildings in Gaza.
Israel won’t escape the trauma of October 7 until hostages are free


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Idiot ideology felled the housing minister — she did nothing wrong

Rushanara Ali’s actions were par for the course but they conflicted with Labour’s fairytale ideals



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Cartoon by Ella Baron



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As women age better, the beauty lie is resculpted






a woman wearing a red sweater and a grey shirt smiles for the camera
As women age better, the beauty lie is resculpted






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Food giant closes in on £700m London listing


Vivergo Fuels workers protesting plant closure outside the Houses of Parliament.
UK’s biggest bioethanol plant days from closure without bailout

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Irwin StelzerFacts are sacred for a strong economy — but then Trump came along



IV drips and hyperbaric chambers help Soho House tap wellness boom


Signal boss: ‘disturbing’ laws show the UK doesn’t understand tech


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Portrait of Jessie J.

The singer was enjoying a triumphant pop return after a baby when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. In an emotive interview, she tells what happened to her next


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Can you spot one reality ‘celebrity’ you’ve heard of? I couldn’t


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Why YouTube is killing TV as we know it
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Electric vehicle charging via a cable in the ground.
How the shift to electric cars is being tripped up by health and safety


We all should worry about this underhand attack on wealth


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