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July 04, 2024

Bombshell poll forecasts the Tories will win only 82 seats

Rishi Sunak will lead the Conservatives to their worst election result in history, with a major poll for The Independent suggesting that the party will hold on to just 82 seats.

4 mins

Rishi the Robot has failure down to a fine (body) art

Oh, Rishi. We’ve all been there, waiting for the results of an exam we know we flubbed, or the rejection email for a job where we accidentally called the interviewer “mum”, or the voters to consign us to the dustbin of history after leading our party to electoral ruin.

3 mins

Could the Tories actually come third in the election?

Even when the situation is hopeless, the leaders of a doomed party in a general election usually try to show a brave face.

4 mins

Help my father, son of jailed media mogul tells Labour

The son of a jailed British citizen detained by China has urged a Labour government to help release his father amid fears he could die in prison.

2 mins

Slapping therapy healer previously prosecuted in death of six-year-old boy

An alternative “healer” accused of the manslaughter of a 71-year-old diabetic woman who died after stopping taking her insulin at his slapping therapy workshop was previously prosecuted for the death of a six-year-old boy, a court has heard.

3 mins

'Mummy makeover' adverts being removed by watchdog

Hundreds of ads a day pushing surgery and weight-loss jabs

2 mins

Man receives death threats after tracking stolen iPhone

Victim was sent messages from Shenzhen in southern China

4 mins

'No one is pushing me out'

Joe Biden tells campaign staff he's in race 'to the end' but ally admits next few days in the spotlight will decide leader's fate

3 mins

North Korea balloon attacks on South ‘are soft terrorism'

North Korea’s campaign of sending hundreds of rubbish-filled balloons into South Korea is a “form of soft terrorism” that shouldn’t be taken lightly, an American think tank has said.

1 min

Tories try to rewrite history by bringing back the Morlock

Boris Johnson Saves the World is probably the movie that our disgraced former prime minister sees himself starring in as he ascends the stage at the National Army Museum in London, surrounded by the tattered colours and worn muskets of past battles lost and won – Waterloo, Dunkirk, Goose Green.

3 mins

Johnson's intervention was, as ever, mainly about himself

Boris Johnson’s surprise last-minute appearance at a Conservative election rally in London was not a sign of the party’s strength or unity, but a reminder of its weakness, divisions and sheer desperation.

4 mins

Sunak's Starmer swipe let on what he thinks about mums

He could have kept quiet. As a father-of-two, Rishi Sunak will be very familiar with trying in vain to step away from his desk to spend a few hours with his family.

2 mins

MAN AND SUPERMAN

Brain fog, mood swings and low libido can often affect men over 40. Could testosterone replacement therapy help, or can it actually be harmful?

7 mins

Will Heathrow Express pay up if our flights are missed?

You have been reporting on the collapse of the Heathrow Express and Elizabeth Line from central London to Heathrow airport.

2 mins

CAN'T BUY ME LOVE?

Calls to find a 6ft 5in man working in finance with a trust fund were everywhere at Glastonbury, harking back to a viral video. It's all a bit tongue in cheek, writes Olivia Petter, but it does reveal a truth about dating during a cost of living crisis

5 mins

DADDY ISSUES

The compulsive sperm donor at the centre of a controversial new Netflix docuseries, 'The Man with 1000 Kids', tells Kevin EG Perry why he refused to take part in the show

7 mins

Google blames AI as growth in emissions continues to jeopardise net zero targets

Google partly blamed AI for the fact that its carbon pollution continued to grow last year, threatening the search giant’s commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030.

1 min

Raducanu destroys Mertens to raise Wimbledon hopes

Briton needed just 75 minutes to beat Elise Mertens 6-1, 6-2 in a powerful display reminiscent of her 2021 US Open win

4 mins

Alcaraz says staying calm is the secret to SW19 success

Carlos Alcaraz turned to his box, clenching his fist in delight with that familiar intensity.

4 mins

'Friendly' transfer deals are put under the microscope

Finance rules see a flurry of June Premier League signings

4 mins

The Independent dergisindeki tüm hikayeleri okuyun

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The Independent has been at the frontline of journalism since 1986, with its mission to challenge and debate always ahead of its time. The Independent is free-thinking and free of bias in an increasingly fragmented world where communities locally, regionally and across continents are disenfranchised with traditional establishments. They want real facts and frank opinions delivered first-hand from a news source that is ready to stand for something, not everything.