Dumping Asylum Seekers On An Island Will Not Solve The Migrant Crisis - ID Cards Can

About a year from now there may well be a new government faced with a series of intractable problems – stagflation, the continuing damage caused by Brexit, and the strategic challenges posed by Russia and China.

Three-Quarters Of Children In South Asia Face Heat Risk

Almost three-quarters of south Asia’s children are exposed to life-threatening heatwaves caused by the climate crisis, the United Nations’ children’s agency has warned.

Arrest Puts Khan's Chances Of Fighting Election In Doubt

Concerns are mounting in Pakistan over Imran Khan’s eligibility to contest an upcoming general election after he was arrested for the second time this year.

False Passport Expiry Advice Putting EU Holidays At Risk

The UK government is still giving out false information about the validity of children’s passports for travel to the EU, 32 months after expiry rules changed as a result of Brexit – putting expensive family holidays needlessly at risk.

Why A Decline In Bus Routes Matters At The Next Election

The number of local bus routes in England has halved since 2011, according to new figures researched by the Labour Party.

'Broken' Energy Market To Reap £1.7bn Profit For Firms

Britain’s energy suppliers are set to rake in a massive £1.74bn in profits from hard-pressed customers’ bills over the next 12 months, according to a shock new report.

Anger As Italian Official Denies Bologna Terrorists Were Guilty

A senior regional official in Italy who used to be a member of a neofascist group has sparked anger after attempting to clear the names of three people who had been convicted of one of the country's worst terrorist attacks.

Shared Values With Biden Could Smooth Trade Deals, Says Labour

Labour's ideological closeness to the Democrats puts the party in an ideal position to sign trade deals with the US should both parties win their elections next year, the shadow trade secretary has said.

Air Pollution Linked To Global Rise In Deadly Resistance To Antibiotics

Study suggests bacteria in particulates pose big and growing health risk

Sitting on a gold mine

MILLIONAIRE HOARDERS | Channel 4, 8pm

Looking good

They say we eat with our eyes, but the latest science suggests we should be eating FOR our eyes, because nutrition can have a huge impact on our vision and risk of eye problems. Jane Symons investigates

Paris 2024 Won't Solve The World's Problems, Mr Bach

Increasingly, our tyrannical sporting overlords seem to think they are Martin Luther King.

Oppenheimer And The Cult Of The Brainy Blockbuster

As Christopher Nolan's historical biopic storms the box office, Geoffrey Macnab recalls films that found commercial success while still challenging their audiences intellectually

World Is Entering 'Era Of Global Boiling', UN Warns

July is officially the hottest month since records began

Rishi: I'll Boost Housebuilding In The Capital

RISHI Sunak yesterday visited a development in London - and waded into the Labour mayor's housebuilding record.

New Pension Triple Lock Threat

LABOUR could be set to backtrack on the pension triple lock if it wins power.

Mr Sunak, As A Grieving Mum, I Beg You To Ban All These Lethal Blades

Heartbreak plea to PM after son's murder

Heat of the dessert

BAKE OFF THE PROFESSIONALS | Channel 4, 8pm

FLEEING FIRE HELL

HOLIDAY DREAMS IN RUIN AS RHODES STILL BURNS | Brits tell of escape from island ravaged by inferno | Blaze leaves tragic trail of devastation at hols resorts

STRICTLY FRIENDS

DANCE pro Amy Dowden paid a surprise visit to her Strictly “family”, declaring it was just what she needed after a second cancer blow.

Mountains of work

World’s biggest office building opens in India

Ultimate personal shopper

THE UNIQUE BOUTIQUE | Channel 4, 10pm

Patsy: Dating is very trický when you're in your 50s

4-times married star on love life

Tweet sorrow

Elon Musk 'to kill off' Twitter bird for X logo

Plastic fantastic

BARBIE | Cert 12A | In cinemas now

Patsy back on Enders for second time

Actress spotted filming new scenes this week

Plastic fantastic

BARBIE | Cert 12A | In cinemas now

Trinny: Yes we have split up.. but life's good

TV stylist on Saatchi break-up

Djokovic Is Easier To Love After Wimbledon Heartbreak

It took four hours and 42 minutes of scintillating, riveting, extraordinary tennis, but at the end of the second longest final the All England Club has ever staged, the Centre Court crowd finally got the result they wanted: Novak Djokovic had been defeated.

Ukraine's Counteroffensive Shows No Signs Of Stopping

The last time the Kerch bridge was attacked in this war was nine months ago, the day after Vladimir Putin's 70th birthday. The Ukrainians put out a video of Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy birthday, Mr President" with footage of flames and rubble in the background.