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Gove is named Spectator editor after £100m sale
Former Conservative minister Michael Gove has been appointed editor of The Spectator magazine following its 100m sale to GB News co-owner Sir Paul Marshall.
Prisoners freed by mistake under early release scheme
Some prisoners were wrongly released from jail under the government’s new scheme to free up space, as the result of a system error.
Post Office campaigner Bates awarded knighthood
The subpostmaster who exposed the Post Office Horizon IT scandal received a knighthood at Windsor Castle yesterday.
We mustn't ‘kill NHS with kindness', warns Streeting
Wes Streeting has warned against “killing the NHS with kindness”, as he vowed not to back down in his mission to reform the health service.
What harm has Liverpool defeat done to Starmer?
In theory, the annual conference is the Labour Party’s supreme authority.
Labour conference votes to reverse fuel payment cuts
Party divisions on policy exposed in blow to Keir Starmer
Russia feeds its soldiers into meat grinder, says Starmer
Russia is treating its own citizens as \"bits of meat to fling into the grinder\" in Ukraine, Sir Keir Starmer said as he urged Vladimir Putin to end the conflict.
Queen gives our campaign the royal seal of approval
Camilla has gifted a substantial sum to help The Independent establish a safe house for women escaping domestic violence
May rages at right-wingers who deny climate reality
Ex-PM denounces rhetoric of Trump, Farage and Le Pen
Verstappen vs Norris: title rivalry's twists and turns
Paddock mystic Kieran Jackson gazes into his crystal ball to predict how the last six races of the F1 season will pan out
Brook's unbeaten century keeps Australia series alive
England win third game of five match ODI series by 46 runs
Takeover can pull Toffees from stickiest of situations
Everton have been punchline and punchbag.
City's forgotten man Nunes takes Carabao Cup honours
If a midfielder has dominated the discourse surrounding Manchester City, it is not Matheus Nunes.
'I didn't feel like I had the right to have depression'
When James Middleton, brother of the Princess of Wales, fell into a mental health crisis, he shut out the world. He explains to Helen Coffey how Ella, his canine companion, saved him
Every picture tells a story...of dull politics and egotism
As a row is sparked over whether Angela Rayner has or hasn’t hired someone to record her working life, Simon Mills hears how ‘tacky and tawdry’ it can be on the other side of the lens
Several held over 'death of woman in suicide capsule'
Police in Switzerland say several people have been detained over the suspected death of a US woman inside a “suicide capsule”.
Free Suu Kyi, says Pope in call for dignity in Myanmar
Pope Francis has appealed for the release of Myanmar’s jailed former leader Aung San Suu Kyi and even offered to shelter her at the Vatican.
Zelensky demands MP who fled to UK be extradited
A Ukrainian MP sheltering in London is set to appear in court to fight an extradition request from the Zelensky government.
Gunman charged over plot to kill Trump at golf course
A federal grand jury in Florida charged Ryan Wesley Routh yesterday with attempting to assassinate Donald Trump.
Diplomacy is the only path to security, Biden tells UN
President Joe Biden has warned world leaders of the dangers of an expanded war in the Middle East during his final appearance before the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
"They bombed our friend.All he does is farm tobacco'
As many as 10,000 Lebanese have fled Israeli airstrikes with what little they can, admitting: We’re afraid for a big war’
Sondheim's final musical to play at the National Theatre
The National Theatre has announced it will be premiering Stephen Sondheim’s final musical Here We Are.
'A perfect storm': warning over surge in homelessness
As frontline staff admit to fears they’ll also end up on streets
Schoolboy stabbed to death.with zombie knife named
Two men held on suspicion of murdering Daejuan Campbell
Letby victim's mother calls hospital bosses 'complicit'
‘They should face criminal action for harm that was caused’
Hammond steals the show but format is tad overbaked
‘The Great British Bake Off? returns for yet another round of cakes, cannolis and calamity. But this year it feels like the main aim is to outrage middle England, says Sean O’Grady
'Historic' proposal to close women's prisons unveiled
Justice secretary Shabana Mahmood has set out plans to slash the number of women going to jail and ultimately close women’s prisons amid an overcrowding crisis.
Troops head to Cyprus as Britons in Lebanon warned
The UK is sending around 700 troops to Cyprus in case an emergency evacuation of Lebanon is required, as fighting between Israel and Hezbollah continues to escalate.
Labour to crack down on taxpayer-funded university courses for top executives
The Independent revealed abuse of the apprenticeship levy scheme meant to help young workers starting their careers
Return of Gaza sausages a blip in banger of a speech
The “return of the sausages” was not in Labour’s manifesto but somehow, in the excitement of his first conference speech as prime minister, Keir Starmer made it an extra policy commitment.