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October 05, 2021

Whatever the government calls it, it's beginning to feel a lot like austerity

Back in the here and now, families face a severe squeeze on living standards. Even those in shortage occupations will find their inflated pay won’t go as far as they might imagine

Whatever the government calls it, it's beginning to feel a lot like austerity

3 mins

Tax Cuts Must Wait While We Pay Off Debt, Warns Sunak

Our recovery comes with a cost’: Tax-hiking chancellor tells Tories he must pay down £400bn cost of Covid

Tax Cuts Must Wait While We Pay Off Debt, Warns Sunak

2 mins

Welcome to the Tories' grand ‘British renaissance'

A renaissance is never about such base trivialities as whether or not the people living through it can buy any food. It’s about the ideas, the vision...

Welcome to the Tories' grand ‘British renaissance'

4 mins

Facebook Whistleblower Says It Stokes Fury For Profit

The whistleblower behind a major leak of internal documents at Facebook says the social media giant has always prioritised its own profits over the public good.

Facebook Whistleblower Says It Stokes Fury For Profit

3 mins

Czech PM Denies £13m Chateau Claims But Could Be First Pandora Papers Victim

As his country goes to the polls, Andrej Babis stands accused in the tax havens leak, reports William Nattrass in Prague

Czech PM Denies £13m Chateau Claims But Could Be First Pandora Papers Victim

5 mins

Pandora Comes At Sensitive Time For Jordan's Monarch

Jordan’s King Abdullah II has said claims he used offshore accounts to disguise a £70m hidden property empire were “defamatory and designed to target Jordan’s reputation” as the monarch faces mounting scrutiny for lavish spending while also asking foreign aid to pull his cash-strapped country out of a recession.

Pandora Comes At Sensitive Time For Jordan's Monarch

4 mins

‘Everyone Is Used To It': Secrets Of The Powerful And Rich Met With A Weary Shrug

The revelations are eye-catching, but the test will be whether they lead to major reform

‘Everyone Is Used To It': Secrets Of The Powerful And Rich Met With A Weary Shrug

5 mins

Ardently Liberal Texas Politician Who Inspired A Generation Of Women

Frances ‘Sissy’ Farenthold became a lodestar for Texas liberals and one of the nation’s most prominent feminists

Ardently Liberal Texas Politician Who Inspired A Generation Of Women

7 mins

A LIFE'S WORK

Since qualifying as a doctor in 1977, Richard Shepherd has seen more trauma than most. He tells James Rampton about his career, and the importance of having a sense of humour

A LIFE'S WORK

10 mins

The medicine woman

Feeling lost and in need of direction, Tara Ellison took her friend’s advice and visited a shaman. But did it do the trick?

The medicine woman

7 mins

Myth-Busting Hydration: Why Drinking More Water Won't Make You Healthier

Experts agree that you don’t need to chug glasses of water throughout the day. Christie Aschwanden looks closer

Myth-Busting Hydration: Why Drinking More Water Won't Make You Healthier

5 mins

How Salah's genius sets him apart as the league's best player and a Liverpool great

As Mohamed Salah received the ball in the 75th minute of Sunday’s match, he had his back to goal and three Manchester City players within a 10-yard radius. A snapshot of that moment makes it look virtually impossible for the Egyptian to do much, let alone score. He would surely be crowded out.

How Salah's genius sets him apart as the league's best player and a Liverpool great

4 mins

Man City emerge from a brutal week unscathed with return of sparkling Foden

Win, lose, draw. It is the definition of “a mixed bag of results”, but Manchester City have come through what is likely to be remembered as the most challenging week of their entire season, and they are not ending it with mixed feelings.

Man City emerge from a brutal week unscathed with return of sparkling Foden

4 mins

It's round 3 after a scarcely believable road back to the ring for Fury and Wilder

Welcome back to Las Vegas for heavyweight championship boxing on a Saturday night just off the strip. It’s been a long wait.

It's round 3 after a scarcely believable road back to the ring for Fury and Wilder

4 mins

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