Fury over HMRC's £67m payment for shamed Fujitsu

Firm’s contract extended despite role in Post Office scandal

Magic Moyes lifts Everton as players relish goal fest

If Sean Dyche needed half a season to accomplish it, David Moyes has achieved as much in half a month. Everton sacked a manager with three wins in 19 Premier League games.

PARADISE FOUND

A dreamscape of shimmering seas and secret bays, the island of Ithaca was everything Victoria Harper hoped for and more

Musk effect pushes far right closer to power in Germany

‘Terrifying’ poll appears to suggest billionaire’s intervention could have a significant impact on forthcoming election

Starmer to launch his peace plan for Palestine and Israel

Sir Keir Starmer is pushing ahead with a major Middle East peace initiative to bring a long-term solution to the IsraelPalestine conflict based on his experience in Northern Ireland.

EU set to 'play tough' with Starmer in post-Brexit reset

The European Union will play tough with Sir Keir Starmer as he seeks to build closer ties with Brussels in his post-Brexit reset, top diplomats have said.

Garnacho stance will help United to end bad habits

By listening to offers for the Argentine forward, Old Trafford chiefs are boosting the club’s flexibility in the transfer market

A LAST GOODBYE

A docudrama about the life of singer Jeff Buckley met with a rapturous response at the Sundance Film Festival last week. Laura Barton hopes it could mark the end of the glitzy biopic

Dupont inspires France to devastating win over Wales

The Paris symphony orchestra are back in session.

THAT'S A WRAP

Jacob Stolworthy and Louis Chilton pick the greatest movie endings of all time, from The Godfather’ to Monsters Inc’

IMPERFECT HARMONY

Sean O’Grady finds himself in easy symbiosis with the latest SUV crossover from Renault the Symbioz E-Tech hybrid

Borthwick’s time to deliver in tough Irish grudge match

Top international coaches speak of building block performances, foundation stones within the construction of a winning side.

‘The first victims will be women and the children’

Aid and charity workers fear for the safety of the innocent caught in crossfire as rebels take Goma in Congo uprising

Lammy makes impassioned plea for release of Suu Kyi

Foreign secretary demands ex-Myanmar leader be freed as she prepares to spend fifth year under yoke of military junta

Dark side of fame explored in this spectacular send-off

Abel Tesfaye waves goodbye to alter ego The Weeknd with final chapter Hurry Up Tomorrow’, a sonic-yet-cinematic blending of honesty and hedonism, writes Roisin O’Connor

Long-term sick must seek work in welfare shake-up

The long-term sick could be forced to find jobs or have their benefits slashed in sweeping welfare reforms.

Son calls on Myanmar junta to free last flame of hope’

Aung San Suu Kyi’s son has made a direct plea to the military junta in Myanmar holding her in solitary confinement to release his mother on the fourth anniversary of her arrest.

Washington aircraft crash black boxes recovered

The black box from the helicopter that collided with a commercial airliner was recovered in Washington DC yesterday.

BOOMAND BUST

Sales of chest-enhancing bras have plummeted, with current trends favouring less cleavage. But history tells us women’s breasts have always been a battleground, writes Ellie Muir

What is the row between Patel and Badenoch about?

Two of the most rebarbative personalities to emerge from the Conservative Party in recent decades have been involved in an unseemly spat about immigration.

How Britain can repair its broken ties with Europe

As the saying goes, history may not repeat itself, but it often rhymes.

PM must throw caution to the wind to get reset’ done

In opposition, Keir Starmer's natural caution served him well and he won a landslide election victory.

“They were sisters, friends, companions and possibly the loves of their lives’

As new BBC drama Miss Austen’ explores the decision by Jane’s sister Cassandra to burn nearly all the writer’s letters, Keeley Hawes and cast talk to Katie Rosseinsky about one of literature’s most notorious and vexing acts of vandalism

Hamas set to release three more Israeli hostages today

Exchange includes father of baby Kfir Bibas, whose fate is unclear after being taken on 7 October, and 90 Palestinians

IN BETWEEN DAYS

Harriet Lane on the Keatsian coming-of-age story that stuck with her forever Dusty Answer’ by Rosamond Lehmann

Trump imposes tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada

President Donald Trump has confirmed that he will impose tariffs on imported goods from Mexico, Canada and China starting from today.

Arsenal and City to resume league’s most bitter rivalry

Amid ownership tensions off the pitch and fading trophy ambitions on it the clubs clash at the Emirates tomorrow

AstraZeneca scraps 450m investment in vaccine plant

Rachel Reeves has suffered a blow to her hopes of winning back business confidence after AstraZeneca cancelled a 450m investment in a vaccine manufacturing plant in Merseyside.

Action to make social media safe is taking much too long

In an era of misinformation and damaging content, cleaning up the internet must be a priority for the government, says Chris Blackhurst. So why is the regulator dragging its feet?

SO LONG. MARIANNE i/o

Sylvia Patterson recalls the conversation she shared with Marianne Faithfull, who told of her life with Mick Jagger, her time on the streets, and her fear of not being interesting