Junk Foods Need Health Warnings, Says Expert

Ultra-processed foods (UPF) are displacing healthy diets all over the world despite growing evidence of the risks they pose and should be sold with tobacco-style warnings, according to the nutritional scientist who coined the term.

England Prepare For India's Storming Side In Battle For The Ages

This last-four encounter could be Guyana’s rumble next tothejungle-iftherain plays nice and stays away

PM And Starmer Clash Over Betting Scandal In Tetchy Final TV Debate

Labour leader hits out at Sunak over Tory culture and telling lies on tax’

Russian Trial Of US Journalist On 'Bogus' Spying Charge Starts Behind Closed Doors

A Russian court has begun a closeddoors trial of the Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich on spying charges that he, his employer and the US government have all described as politically motivated.

Two Stuck On ISS As Boeing Spacecraft Hits Trouble

Boeing's public relations crisis is now out of this world: the company's Starliner spacecraft and the two astronauts who arrived on it - are stuck in space.

Up For The Cup Call For Restraint As Plastic And Beer Sent Flying By Fans At Euro 2024

International tournaments are often described as "festivals of football", but Euro 2024 has come to resemble something more like a rock festival as fans have taken to throwing beer and plastic pint glasses from the stands on to the field.

Belgium booed despite progress as Ukraine get heroes' farewell

At one end of the ground, one team stood, exhausted, in the penalty area in front of their fans and were warmly applauded.

Turkey take second after Barak red hurts Czechs

Turkey scraped through to face Austria in a quintessential battle of the dark horses but they will have to buck their ideas up when the knockouts arrive.

Rivian shares rise 33% after $5bn deal with Volkswagen

Shares in Rivian surged after Volkswagen agreed to invest up to $5bn (£4bn) in the Amazon-backed electric carmaker.

Union tells Royal Mail bidder to give staff a 'serious stake'

The union representing postal workers has called for them to be handed a serious stake in Royal Mail, after the Czech billionaire bidding to snap up its owner for £3.75bn floated the possibility of implementing an \"incentive scheme\" if he is successful.

I got you Mel Now over to the last cabinet minister

Regrettably many of us would have been awake a long time yesterday before the latest broadcast round by the Last Cabinet Minister, Mel Stride.

Clacton Labour tells candidate to campaign elsewhere

Labour has been accused of \"not putting up a fight\" against Nigel Farage in Clacton after the party's candidate was instructed to leave the constituency after \"distracting\" from Keir Starmer's campaign.

Labour likely to introduce automatic voter registration in electoral shake-up

Labour is expected to introduce automatic registration for voting under plans to add millions more people to the electoral roll for future elections, especially young people, the Guardian has learned.

'He needs time': wife pleads for privacy as Assange is reunited with family in Australia

Julian Assange needs time to recover after his 14-year legal saga, his wife, Stella, said after his arrival back in Australia last night.

Driver in fatal school crash had epileptic seizure and will not be prosecuted - CPS

A woman who crashed her Land Rover into a preparatory school and killed two eight-year-old girls will not be charged after it was found she had an epileptic seizure at the wheel.

Class divide: how wealthiest families shell out thousands to give children a super-tutor

Wanted: part-time tutor for a budding young architecture student. Potential pay: well over £2m. In the booming world of specialised private education for the super-rich, earnings for tutoring, even when moonlighting, now dwarf conventional salaries.

Couple convicted on two charges but face retrial over baby's death

Constance Marten and her partner, Mark Gordon, have been found guilty of concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course of justice after the body of their baby daughter was found following a high-profile search, it can now be reported.

Boos rock England party as fans get a reality check

There was a festival feel with up to 40,000 supporters gathering to cheer onthe fast-fading Three Lions

'War affects us every day': Stepanenko on Ukraine's burden

Midfielder says he and his teammates have more in mind than Belgium clash

Afghanistan's triumph sends Australia home

Afghanistan pulled off a historic eight-run win against Bangladesh in a rain-affected thriller in St Vincent, advancing to a semi-final against South Africa and sending Australia to a shock exit from the tournament.

Chapel Down considers sale as winemaking trade sparkles

Britain's biggest wine producer, Chapel Down, is considering raising cash and even putting itself up for sale to fund more vineyards and build a new winery in a booming industry transformed by rising temperatures and tax breaks.

Airbus shares fall 10% after it cuts back delivery plan

Shares in Airbus tumbled yesterday after the aircraft maker cut its profit forecast and blamed persistent part shortages, which have affected production of its A320neo jets.

Conspiracy theories hampering search for missing Jay Slater'

As the search for Jay Slater, the British teenager who went missing while on holiday in Tenerife, enters its second week Spanish rescuers continue to comb the rugged mountain terrain where he was last seen for clues.

'Does someone have to die?' How neglect left Britain's rivers flooded with sewage

Red kites swoop above Fawley Meadows as Dave Wallace dips a sampling beaker into the deep green water of the River Thames on a late spring day.

'He's one of our own' Stourbridge cheers on Bellingham

\"They adore him. Everyone around here adores him. What he's done, it's absolutely ridiculous,\" says 26-year-old football fan Kyle Jackson.

'Force of nature' Strikingly green Attenborough portrait unveiled

Jonathan Yeo hopes he has communicated the sitter's \"wisdom and thoughtfulness\" in his latest portrait, but also the \"sort of childlike, infectious enthusiasm\" that audiences know so well.

'Unsung heroes' Dedicated group of supporters celebrate release

Beyond Julian Assange's family, few have been celebrating the past 24 hours more than the dedicated band of supporters that grew out of vigils and protests for him over the past two decades.

China's probe returns with first samples from far side of moon

China has become the first country to gather samples from the far side of the moon and bring them back to Earth in a landmark achievement for the Beijing space programme.

Newfound ice sheet tipping point could cause greater sea level rise

A newly identified tipping point for the loss of ice sheets in Antarctica and elsewhere could mean future sea level rise is significantly higher than shown by current projections.

'Incredible loss': war's deadly toll on Gaza's journalists

As Gaza City trembled to the sound of bombs, dozens of journalists made their way to a white-walled, two-story building in the upmarket neighbourhood of Rimal.