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Father and children spotted.after years in the wilderness
Tom Phillips disappeared in 2021 with two daughters and son
'No end to hell' in northern Gaza as camp raid goes on
Almost half a million trapped as death toll passes 42,000
Biden and Netanyahu hold first phone call in weeks
US president Joe Biden and Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu have held their first call in weeks, a conversation that comes as Israel expands its ground invasion into south Lebanon and considers how to respond to Iran’s recent ballistic missile attack.
Florida hit with torrential rain as Storm Milton nears
Hurricane Milton hurled rain, tornadoes and tropical stormforce winds at the US coast yesterday as time began to run out for residents to evacuate from the potentially catastrophic path the storm was carving toward Florida.
Google AI researchers win Nobel Prize in Chemistry
AI researchers have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their work on proteins.
Richer children ‘drink, vape and use illegal drugs more'
Vaping, illegal drug use and alcohol consumption appear more common among children from better-off families, analysis has suggested.
Private schools to fight VAT raid in court as military look likely to win concessions.
The government is facing yet more problems over its VAT raid on private schools as three Christian schools and a group of parents are set to launch a court challenge to the plan.
Ex-soldier on spy charge visited McDonald's after prison escape, court told
A former British army soldier accused of passing secret information to Iran allegedly visited a McDonald’s and shops after escaping from HMP Wandsworth, a court has heard.
Out! Wimbledon ditches line judges after 147 years
Technology to replace humans from 2025 tournament
Billie Piper retells domestic abuse stories in Refuge film
Trackers hidden inside a child’s favourite panda teddy, spending monitored over £5 and a woman beaten to the point she thought she would miscarry are some of the survivors’ stories told by Billie Piper in a searing new domestic abuse awareness film.
Post Office boss told 'not to dig into the past' by lawyer
Post Office chief executive Nick Read has said he was told not to “dig into the details of the past” by its leading lawyer when stepping into the role in 2019.
Could borrowing to invest get UK out of 'black hole'?
There’s been frantic speculation, at least in those circles interested in such matters, that the government is set to revise the fiscal framework inherited from the Conservatives.
Borrowing plan risks Trussstyle meltdown, say experts
The government has been warned that a potential change to borrowing rules could spook the markets and trigger a Liz Trussstyle meltdown.
Reeves may need to raise taxes by £25bn, warns IFS
Rachel Reeves may need to raise up to £25bn from tax increases if she wants to keep spending rising with national income, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) estimates.
Starmer 'resets balance of power' in favour of workers
Union chiefs have hailed workers’ rights reforms unveiled by Sir Keir Starmer’s government today for “changing the balance of power” in favour of employees and away from employers.
PM turns screw on Russia as Zelensky to visit No 10
Sir Keir Starmer has set up a crack team of experts to ensure British firms are complying with anti-Russian sanctions as Volodymyr Zelensky is due to visit Downing Street today.
Tory civil war erupts again as MPs pivot to hard right
The Tory civil war erupted again yesterday after MPs decided to make the leadership final the most right wing in the party’s history.
Right to vie for Tory crown as Cleverly ditched by MPs
Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch are last two standing
'Moving to Texas has made everything exciting again'
Team GB sprinter Dina Asher-Smith tells Lawrence Ostlere that a coaching shake-up and new base is already paying off
Chelsea entertain with solid win over flashy Real
If Chelsea are on a “new journey” in the Women’s Champions League, it began in intermittent deluges of rain and in front of a sparse home crowd at Stamford Bridge.
Solanke on the verge of ending his 2,522-day wait
Dominic Solanke made his England debut in 2017 as a young Liverpool striker. That second cap hasn't arrived yet but, he tells Lawrence Ostlere, he's ready to make up for lost time
Water companies ordered to pay £158m to customers
Water companies will have to pay a £157.6m penalty after missing key targets on reducing pollution, leaks and supply interruptions while customer satisfaction continues to fall, Ofwat has said.
Hit and myth: the private who could have shot Hitler and saved 70 million lives
'Horrible Histories' author Terry Deary is back with a new book that examines the greatest hits (and misses) of British history including this remarkable First World War tale
Putin 'demolishes holiday home out of fear for his life'
Vladimir Putin has demolished his holiday villa by the Black Sea after he stopped visiting the area out of fear for his life relating to strikes from Ukraine, a Russian opposition website has claimed.
Scientist who warned of AI threat awarded Nobel Prize
The Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to two researchers who helped build the foundations of the artificial intelligence that surrounds us today.
McCann suspect is cleared.of unrelated rape charges
The prime suspect in the Madeleine McCann case, convicted paedophile and rapist Christian Brueckner, has been acquitted of unrelated sexual abuse charges in a German court.
Residents flee as Hurricane Milton takes aim at Florida
Florida residents streamed out of the Tampa Bay region yesterday ahead of Hurricane Milton.
Trump 'called Putin seven times since leaving office'
Donald Trump has reportedly spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin as many as seven times since leaving the White House.
Israel ramps up airstrikes and incursion into Lebanon
Netanyahu claims assassinated Hezbollah leader's successor Safieddine is among 1,400 people killed in the past fortnight
HS2 will run into Euston, transport secretary hints
The transport secretary has indicated that HS2 will run into central London, saying it “would never have made sense” for that not to happen, following months of speculation over the rail line.