Friday October 31 2025
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Andrew stripped of prince title and will leave Royal Lodge

The King’s disgraced brother will be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, Buckingham Palace has announced

Royal family

Collage of King Charles III, Prince Andrew, and the Royal Lodge.
How the outcast formerly known as prince was exiled to Norfolk

He was once a debonair royal and one of the favourite members of the family, but Andrew’s past has finally caught up with him


Man freed under Labour’s early release scheme is charged with murder

More than 38,000 offenders were freed under the government’s early release scheme between September last year and June



Three women relaxing poolside with glasses of Della Vite Prosecco.
Grapes of wrath? Delevingne sisters’ ads anger champagne makers

Della Vite, the brand founded by Chloe, Cara and Poppy Delevingne, was asked to stop naming the famous fizz in their marketing by the Comité Champagne



Reeves’s bank sent letter giving her permission to rent out home

Despite being cleared by the prime minster’s ethics adviser, the chancellor could still face a civil fine of up to £30,000

56 minutes ago


Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves arriving in Downing Street.


‘Wild West’ planning leaves solar farms clustered on prime land

Planned developments will disproportionately cover the best grades of farmland — use our tool to see how much of your area will be affected


Royal Artillery Gunner Jaysley Beck smiling while wearing her uniform.
Royal Artillery Gunner Jaysley Beck smiling while wearing her uniform.
Sergeant sentenced for sexual assault on teenage soldier

Aerial view of the Manston Solar Farm in south-east England, showing rows of photovoltaic solar panels on green grass.
Aerial view of the Manston Solar Farm in south-east England, showing rows of photovoltaic solar panels on green grass.
‘Wild West’ planning leaves solar farms clustered on prime land








Collage of four members of Pink Floyd in pink drapes, Taylor Swift, Kylie Minogue, and Elvis Presley on a pink background with sound bars.
Old hits, new tricks: why nostalgia still sells in the age of streaming

Remasters, deluxe editions and greatest hits show that back catalogues remain a goldmine for the music industry



A man with a rifle raising his hand, with other men in the background.




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Bob Geldof: ‘Band Aid’s time has been. I would like to bow out’

Forty years on from Band Aid and the Live Aid gigs, is Bob Geldof really ready, at the age of 74, to take a step back?

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Bowhead whale breaching with its head and upper body out of the water.

Scientists have identified a protein carried by bowhead whales that helps them fend off diseases such as cancer, enabling them to live for centuries

16 minutes ago

Editor's picks



Julia Verdin and Elizabeth Hurley at a party.
Ghislaine Maxwell? She wasn’t one of my party set

I gave ‘the Viles’ their name — but our band of naughty expats in LA was not the disgraced socialite’s scene


Sydney Sweeney at Variety's 2025 Power of Women Los Angeles.
Shocked by Sydney Sweeney’s nipples? You’re showing your age



English rock band The Smiths, featuring Johnny Marr, Morrissey, Mike Joyce, and Andy Rourke.
Mike Joyce of the Smiths: ‘To call Morrissey complex is an understatement’


Florence Welch from Florence and the Machine crouching and reaching out to a painted wall.
Florence and the Machine: songs of pregnancy loss and couples’ therapy




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Fix universities or students will downgrade you

Without government overhaul of an unfair and expensive higher education system, young people may decide two main parties are history



Illustration of a headless rider on a horse carrying a red briefcase that says "CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER" as it gallops over smashed pumpkins.

Cartoon by Morten Morland



a bald man in a suit and tie looks at the camera
Trump’s learning that China is harder to crack






a bald man in a suit and tie looks at the camera
Trump’s learning that China is harder to crack







Princess Beatrice, her father The Duke of York, ex-wife The Duchess of York, and Princess Eugenie at Beatrice's 18th birthday party.
Their parents have been disgraced. What can Beatrice and Eugenie do now?
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John Vincent, chief executive and co-founder of Leon Restaurants.
Leon co-founder in talks to buy chain back from Asda at big discount


The Bank of England headquarters with the Union Jack flag flying, symbolizing the UK economy, finance, and monetary policy.
Bank of England interest rate cut finely balanced

a man wearing glasses and a blue shirt has his arms crossed
Harry WallopAppraisals are a waste of time — you can’t measure competence



Electric air taxi to the airport? It’s coming soon


Helios Towers boss: Demand for mobile data is a mega trend in Africa


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John Dougall (Dr Trevor Lessiter) and Nathalie Barclay (Judith Lessiter) in Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger's Drift.
Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger’s Drift — enjoyably silly


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Illustration of a businessman in a suit with his head in his hands, standing next to a declining stock market graph.
‘We invested in an erectile dysfunction firm — it was a flop’

The Coriander Club has met every month for 25 years to discuss the next big thing on the stock market— but groups like this are under threat

Illustration of a businessman in a suit with his head in his hands, standing next to a declining stock market graph.
‘We invested in an erectile dysfunction firm — it was a flop’


The middle class has been mis-sold the double-income dream


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