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Aerial view of the Arak heavy water reactor facility in Iran after an attack, showing impact damage and destroyed distillation towers.
Trump to decide on striking Iran ‘within two weeks’

White House says there is ‘substantial chance’ of negotiations between US and Iran as president weighs options

Israel-Iran
2 minutes ago

Council tax bills set to rise in the south to fund the north

Angela Rayner is to announce plans designed to prevent residents in poorer areas ‘unfairly being asked to pay more for worse services’

Politics
23 minutes ago



Illustration of military aircraft and ship blueprints.
How a US strike on Iran could unfold, step by step

If President Trump gives the order he would have to contend with possible nuclear fallout and retaliation by the Tehran regime




Steve and Jane James holding hands after the inquest into their daughter's death.
Hospital wanted rid of us, Steve James says after daughter’s sepsis death

MP Vicky Foxcroft giving a speech in the House of Commons during a baby loss week debate.
Government whip quits over plans to cut disability welfare
Politics
3 minutes ago

Steve and Jane James holding hands after the inquest into their daughter's death.
Hospital wanted rid of us, Steve James says after daughter’s sepsis death





Junior doctors picket in London, protesting pay.
Hospital consultants threaten to join junior doctors in strikes


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Illustration of an oil rig, a man in a suit, and protestors holding a banner that reads "STOP ROSEBANK OIL FIELD".
Is eco-warrior Miliband destined to turn on the taps of North Sea oil?

The energy secretary has gone from a staunch opponent to a reluctant architect. His final decision will weigh up the PM, the public and his heart


Oxford University students celebrating graduation.






Two lions fighting in Botswana.
News in pictures: lions clash in Botswana’s wild Savuti region


Pro-Palestine health workers threaten to sue NHS trust over dress code


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Editor's picks




Collage of three people and a rocking horse.
Hairy Biker Dave Myers’ widow: ‘I still feel him everywhere’

Twenty years after they met, Dave Myers’ widow, Lili, reveals their unlikely love story — and how she’s coped since his death last year


Woman in teal jacket next to a picnic spread of fruit, yogurt, crackers, and vegetables.
The 10 ultra-processed picnic foods nutritionists avoid


Film still of Jodie Comer, Ralph Fiennes, and Alfie Williams in 28 Years Later.
28 Years Later — Danny Boyle’s big, beautiful zombie sequel astonishes

Andy Murray at his Centre Stage theatre tour in Glasgow.
Andy Murray pulls back curtain to leave adoring fans loving him even more


Couple sleeping in bed.
Don’t sleep naked — the nine best tips on how to sleep in the heat




Starmer’s fate lies with strivers and grafters

If the Labour Party is to see off Reform, it must reach hard-working voters disillusioned with mainstream politics



Illustration of a person in military garb with a chicken and a vulture perched on their shoulders; the chicken holds an olive branch, and the vulture has a long tongue.  "MAGA Dove vs GOP Hawk..." is written below.

Cartoon by Morten Morland



a bald man in a suit and tie looks at the camera
Can Maga survive a war in the Middle East?






a bald man in a suit and tie looks at the camera
Can Maga survive a war in the Middle East?




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Two women at a horse race, one in a red dress and black hat, the other in a black and white dress and hat.

More is more where style is concerned at the event. Here are the most spectacular dresses and hats on display


a woman with blonde hair is wearing a black shirt
Deborah RossHere’s how to hold an audition for your holiday wardrobe




Sir Niall Ferguson speaking at a conference.

Historian Sir Niall Ferguson warns of an economic crisis “the scale of which we haven’t seen since the 1970s”


a man in a suit and tie is wearing glasses
Alistair OsborneWill the HS2 farce leave Rachel Reeves unmoved?




Collage of a rugby player kicking a ball, a close-up of a jacket label, and a portrait of the player.

Fly half will make history in Dublin on Friday for the Lions, 70 years after his grandfather Tom Elliot toured South Africa with the same team

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Portrait of Alfred Brendel at a piano.

The musician died at 94 this week. Richard Morrison talks about the impact he had on his life and his encounters with other performers



1/3|The Mitre sits on the Thames in west London

The Mitre sits on the Thames in west London




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