Home Office loses battle to keep Apple data privacy case a secret

The government yesterday lost an attempt to keep details of a legal fight with Apple away from the public.

An incredible feat: Tate Modern to show Aids memorial quilt

A giant quilt made to remember people who died of Aids in Britain will be publicly displayed later this year at Tate Modern's Turbine Hall in London.

Wiegman tells England to 'do a lot better' and beat Belgium

Sarina Wiegman says England want to \"get revenge on ourselves\" and prove they have made marked improvements since losing in Belgium a year and a half ago, when they return to the same stadium here tonight.

Dave Allen, bassist for post-punks Gang of Four, dies aged 69

Dave Allen, the bassist for the British post-punk band Gang of Four, has died aged 69.

Starmer and Reeves have a simple mantra: whatever you do, don't mention the trade war

Global headwinds? If only. More like a quarter-witted, human tsunami. Labour may be still unwilling to mention He Who Cannot Be Named. But this is no natural disaster. It's one entirely created by the lunatic in the White House.

Northern Ireland faces court case over plan for north-south electricity grid

An ambitious €350m (£299m) plan to connect electricity grids across the island of Ireland is heading for the high court after a challenge brought by campaigners claiming Northern Ireland is being used as a \"whipping boy\" to feed Ireland's energy-hungry data centres.

Routs How current crisis compares to past sell-offs

Donald Trump's escalating trade war has plunged global financial markets into their steepest rout since the spread of the Covid pandemic five years ago.

Blockbuster: A Minecraft Movie Sets Box Office Record for Video Game Adaptation

The film A Minecraft Movie has broken box office records to record the highest ever first weekend total for a video game adaptation.

Man served as São Paulo judge for 23 years using false identity

Police in Brazil have discovered that a judge in São Paulo spent 23 years working under a false identity.

No charges for police officer after crash that killed two boys in Cardiff

A police officer who was driving a van that followed two teenage boys before they died in an ebike crash in Cardiff, triggering hours of disorder in the city, will not face charges, prosecutors have said.

Refugee groups urge Starmer to dial down anti-migrant rhetoric

Refugee and human rights groups have called on Keir Starmer to avoid language that demonises migrants.

Paquetá's wait goes on after spot-fixing case adjourned

Lucas Paquetá faces a frustrating wait as he fights a possible life ban over Football Association spot-fixing charges because the case will not finish until June at the earliest.

Van Dijk Hints at 'Progress' in Liverpool Talks Over New Deal

Virgil van Dijk has said there has been progress over a new contract at Liverpool, with talks ongoing over extending his stellar Anfield career.

Show of solidarity for two MPs detained during trip to Israel

Cabinet ministers and more than 70 parliamentarians staged a show of solidarity with the two MPs who were detained and barred from entry to Israel - the first time British MPs had been banned from the country.

Dropping DEI 'exposes UK companies to legal risks'

British businesses face a greater risk of legal action if they follow their US counterparts in ditching efforts to improve diversity and inclusion in the wake of Donald Trump's return to the US presidency, the UK's leading authority on employment law has warned.

Heart attacks and strokes 'could be prevented with £5 blood test'

Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented by using a £5 blood test, research suggests.

Khan Younis Reporter among 10 dead after IDF airstrike on camp at hospital

An Israeli airstrike on a tent camp within a hospital complex in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis yesterday killed 10 people, including a journalist, while seriously injuring dozens more after their encampment caught fire.

Director Yorgos Lanthimos blocked from filming scenes at Acropolis

Greece's leading contemporary director has had his request to shoot footage for his new film at the Acropolis denied by his country's culture ministry.

TV Review: Dark, Unsatisfying, and Lazy, But There's Always Next Time...

In the Hollywood Reporter's recent oral history, Mike White bristled at the thought of The White Lotus lapsing into a formula.

Stage review Dynamism is lower but the tricks are still astounding

Dynamism is lower but the tricks are still astounding

Murphy's lightning start helps Newcastle blow away flat Foxes

For Newcastle United, the comedown can wait. Eddie Howe's side jumped to fifth in the Premier League to intensify their push for the Champions League after dismantling a sorry Leicester City.

Leading Tory donor Harpin pulls funding, insiders claim

One of the Conservatives' biggest donors has stopped funding the party in a move insiders believe will result in the closure of its northern HQ, the Guardian can reveal.

Blondie's drummer and 'heartbeat' Clem Burke dies of cancer aged 70

Clem Burke, the drummer whose backbeats powered Blondie to huge chart success across multiple decades, has died aged 70.

If I wasn't playing this game, I would be on the tools'

Dreaming big and proud of his roots, Robert MacIntyre wants to follow up a 'fairytale' year with Augusta glory

Emissions Alexander defends EV rule changes

Changes to electric vehicle rules in response to Donald Trump's tariffs will have little impact on efforts to curb emissions, the transport secretary said yesterday.

Guardiola Left to Rue Missed Points as Derby Ends in Draw

Blunt and tame, this 196th Manchester derby was a curio that failed to ignite despite the cross-town rivalry.

Britain 'behind curve' on Russia's deep-sea activities, ex-MP says

Britain is \"behind the curve\" in tracking Russia's deep-sea operations, an ex-minister has said after spy sensors targeting Royal Navy submarines were found in waters around the UK.

Juric tells players to 'be thankful' for fans after Saints' record relegation

When the final whistle sounded, Ivan Juric advanced onto the pitch and stared across at the corner where the away fans were gathered. Southampton had just become the earliest relegated side in Premier League history, with seven games still remaining, but there was no bitterness.

Johnson double spells the end for abject Southampton

It may be that Southampton pick up the two points they need to surpass Derby's 2007-08 tally of 11 so as not to be ranked the worst team in Premier League history, but no side has previously been relegated with seven games of the season remaining.

'Je suis Marine!' Ruling is fuel for the global right's attack on court authority

The three-word message, sent minutes after the verdict came in, was succinct in its solidarity. \"Je suis Marine!\" Hungary's Viktor Orbán posted on social media after France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen was found guilty of embezzling European Parliament funds and barred immediately from running for public office.