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Beware the global tech behemoths devouring the idea of local news

Legacy media organisations give their audiences authoritative reporting

Are dog owners and non-dog owners at war?

Tower Hamlets' off-lead ban is the latest salvo in the fight over four-legged friends

The truth behind Harry and Meghan's fall from grace

They're at war with Trump and their popularity on the LA social scene is plummeting: is it all over for the Duke and Duchess of Montecito?

Rivalry, ambition and the threat from the Right

Can Kemi Badenoch resuscitate the Tories and extinguish the rise of Nigel Farage?

In the eye of the storm A rich account of Britain's political chaos

Tim Shipman’s fourth and final tome covers Johnson to Sunak, via Truss

Is this government full of amateurs?

Labour's hard landing has revealed a cabinet struggling with the basics

It's going to be weird when the national anthem plays, but I'm so proud to lead the United States

Emma Hayes closed the book on 12 trophy-laden years at Chelsea with her fifth consecutive Women’s Super League title in May.

Can Guardiola fix 'fragile' City after latest implosion?

Rebuilding his ageing side will bea greater challenge than building it in the first place for one of the greats

London wins battle of the global city brands again...

...but the capital still has plenty of work to do ifit wants to keep that crown

At home with...Earl of East

The duo behind the fragrance brand have made a Leyton new-build their sanctuary

How evolution evolved: the risks and rewards of gene-editing technology

INDIA BLOCKspeaks to paediatrician and TV writer Dr Neal Baer about the controversial advancement

This beloved take on Dickens is a joyful gift that keeps on giving

AIl through a bright, bitter winter day I was smiling because I was coming to see Jack Thorne's adapAtation of Charles Dickens's story again.

Market merrymaking

Bundle up in your warmest coat, hat and mittens to visit the best Christmas markets in the UK.

Festive favourites

Perfect your Christmas spread with a vibrant spin on a seasonal staple.

At the table How to make a stellar Thai? Slow cook for six years

Punctuality is a trait I deplore in others. How dare you turn up on time when the rest of us are running late? Tardiness is a virtue.

Behind the Legend

Fame, glory, awards-but John Legend has also faced baby loss, his wife being cancelled and the souring of his friendship with Kanye West

The sun has just set on 1,000 years of London history

Smithfield Market will close, but it doesn't have to be like this

Knightsbridge, we have a problem

As the AI Fayed sex abuse stories spiral, can Harrods survive the scandal?

Who's in, who's out and who will Trump go after now?

The president-elect is building up his power base and plotting his revenge on those who have wronged him. Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a wild ride

Vamos Rafa! It's time to go for Spain's brave warrior

'Shy and funny' Nadal bows out as sport's ultimate competitor

Does Angeball have a winning future at Spurs?

Head coach divides supporters with his ultra-attacking tactics

The £5bn-a-year tax timebomb that's set to devastate London hospitality

The capital will bear the brunt of Rachel Reeves’s National Insurance raid

Live like a Queen...

...in the house gifted to Anne of Cleves by Henry VIII in 1540 and now onsale for 3.75 million

At home with...Matthew Williamson

The designer’s Belsize Park flatis a grand canvas for his ever-changing colour palette

Hidden London

The first time I made my way to Maison Assouline was with a broken foot, in a tragic boot and crutches.

Jameela Jamil on why New York will always have her heart...

..and her stomach. The actor and activist shares her favourite brunch spot, a secret bar and her brownstone fantasies

My life in bespoke suits

Back in the Eighties, suits were so wide that even the shoulder pads had shoulder pads. Suits back then were boxy, square, and designed to make you look like a quarterback, a bouncer or a tank.

Cher's wild world

The singer's memoir is full of jaw-dropping tales

'I was told I could stay in the UKthen kicked out of my asylum accommodation'

As our appeal hits 1m, we turn the spotlight on an official policy that’s making newly recognised refugees homeless

Starmer the farmer harmer should stop in his tracks

Rural life may seem a world away, but what happens there matters here