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In this issue

April 07, 2026

Artemis II astronauts break distance record

The four Artemis II astronauts broke Apollo 13's distance record yesterday, hugging each other as they made history by travelling farther from Earth than any other humans before them.

3 mins

Orbán doubles down on claim of gas pipe threat

Hungary has placed the gas pipeline that straddles the Serbian border under military protection, its prime minister, Viktor Orbán, said yesterday, as accusations of a false-flag operation continued to swirl before a crunch election at the weekend and a supportive visit today from the US vice-president, JD Vance.

3 mins

Trump says Iran 'can be taken out in one night' as peace talks falter

President says Tehran's proposal 'significant' but 'not good enough'

4 mins

Stalking surges amid increased awareness and online abuse

The number of stalking offences has soared over the past decade, with experts saying the rise has been driven by increased recognition and by technology making it easier for perpetrators to track their victims.

2 mins

Ban Kanye West from performing at Wireless festival - minister

The education secretary has said Kanye West should be barred from performing at Wireless festival given his “completely unacceptable and absolutely disgusting” antisemitic remarks.

2 mins

'We're bigger than the news!' Paranormal show Uncanny scares up massive audiences

“Oh. Em. Bloody. Gee” Danny Robins, “high priest of the paranormal”, has removed his trademark red anorak and is pacing the stage of the London Palladium telling ghost stories.

4 mins

Talks to end Iran conflict appear to falter on eve of White House deadline

insist, however, that Iran wanted to make a deal and was an “active and willing participant” in talks.

3 mins

'Chamberlain' Trump likens PM to leader who appeased Hitler regime

Donald Trump has appeared to compare Keir Starmer to Neville Chamberlain in his latest disparaging remarks about the prime minister, who has refused to back the US-Israeli attacks on Iran.

2 mins

The road to war How Netanyahu sold Trump the flimsy promise of an easy win

When Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at Donald Trump's Mara-Lago club on 29 December last year, the Israeli prime minister came with an appeal - and a not so subtle inducement.

5 mins

Internet Many Iranians unaware of war's scale in record national blackout

Iran’s internet shutdown, which began shortly after the first US-Israel strikes in late February, is now the longest nation-scale blackout since the Arab Spring, monitors have said.

2 mins

'Disgraceful' Waitrose criticised for refusing to reinstate worker who tackled Easter egg thief

Waitrose has refused to reinstate an employee who said he was sacked after tackling a shoplifter, despite calls for the supermarket to reverse its decision.

2 mins

Ebike fires up by 38% as experts say 'cut-price products' to blame

Ebike and e-scooter fires reached a record high last year, an investigation has found, renewing concerns over the use of lithium batteries and unregulated marketplaces.

2 mins

Four held after fatal stabbing outside south London club

Four men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was stabbed to death and two other men were injured outside a nightclub in southeast London

1 mins

Up to 250 schools to get targeted help to prevent knife crime

Schools across England are to receive dedicated support to prevent knife crime incidents in a hyper-targeted Home Office programme that uses mapping technology to identify areas of risk, down to the level of specific groups of streets.

1 mins

Urgent stroke surgery still not available 24/7 across England

The NHS has not made a \"life-changing\" treatment for stroke available around the clock across England despite ministers repeatedly promising that it would.

2 mins

Oasis guitar used to write bestselling album up for auction in US

Incredibly, some critics were lukewarm about Oasis's second album, with one calling it “laboured and lazy” and another dismissing it as a “marginally less hook-laden reprise” of their debut.

2 mins

'Heartbreak' One doctor's dismay at withdrawal of training positions

After two years on the NHS frontline as a resident doctor, Heather Gunn says she is bracing herself for unemployment.

5 mins

BMA is killing off chance of better pay and more jobs, says Streeting

Wes Streeting has accused resident doctors of “torpedoing” their own pay rises and training jobs by going on strike again as tens of thousands begin a six-day stoppage in England.

3 mins

'Seismic change' How nationalist wins in May vote could reshape UK

In four weeks, the shape of British politics is likely to change dramatically.

5 mins

Comedy review Queen Bea's self-deflation as winning as ever

That staple realisation of early midlife, that one has now lived longer than Jesus did, usually hits around age 33.

1 mins

Calls for child trust funds to be released automatically at 21

As Elle Middlemas approached her 18th birthday she began wondering if she had a child trust fund, a government savings account given to all children born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011 that can be accessed as soon as they officially hit adulthood.

2 mins

'Neural fingerprint' found in people on psychedelics

Scientists have identified a signature produced by psychedelic drugs in the human brain when users experience their mind-altering effects.

1 mins

Hottest day of the year so far forecast in wake of Storm Dave

Parts of the UK are set to enjoy the warmest temperatures of the year so far in the wake of Storm Dave, which caused widespread damage and disruption over the Easter weekend.

1 mins

Protests planned over Girlguiding's 'deeply distressing' exclusion of transgender girls

Angela has two daughters, aged 13 and 10, who both attend their local Girlguiding group.

3 mins

Neon revival Museum celebrates signs from Poland's cold war era

As they struggled through decades of cold war repression, Warsaw’s neon signs became symbols of light, colour and hope for brighter days.

3 mins

Call for night ban on robot lawnmowers to protect hedgehogs

German mayors have called for a nationwide ban on nighttime use of robotic lawnmowers to protect hedgehogs and other small nocturnal animals from being killed or maimed.

2 mins

Guthrie hosts NBC's Today for first time since mother went missing

US television news presenter Savannah Guthrie yesterday made an emotional return to her NBC morning show, 64 days after her mother, Nancy, was apparently abducted from her home in Tucson, Arizona.

1 mins

SAVANNAH GUTHRIE RETURNS TO THE TODAY SHOW

US television news presenter Savannah Guthrie yesterday made an emotional return to her NBC morning show, 64 days after her mother, Nancy, was apparently abducted from her home in Tucson, Arizona.

1 mins

Bannon on path to have criminal case dismissed

The US supreme court yesterday cleared the way for the rightwing media host Steve Bannon to have his criminal conviction dismissed as it threw out a lower court's ruling.

1 mins

Peace among the pastries Parents’ tribute to a daughter drowned in Germany floods

Johanna Orth was a fun-loving, determined little girl and later a purpose-driven young woman who revelled in making a creative mess in the kitchen.

4 mins

Greek PM vows to root out 'deep state' in wake of fraud scandal

The Greek prime minister has vowed to tackle what he has called a “deep state” he says is plaguing the country, as he sought to address a burgeoning political crisis over a farm fraud scandal that has forced the resignation of multiple government ministers.

1 mins

'A fascinating mix': Ireland's 1926 census shows new state's surprising diversity

The perception of the first years of independent Ireland as a grey period of insularity and conformity is about to be shaken up with the release of the 1926 census in an initiative that will make the personal details of almost the entire population freely available exactly a century later.

3 mins

US should not seek to weaken allies’ economies - bank boss

The head of the US’s largest bank has pressed the White House to strengthen Washington’s allies economically in order to avoid “truly adverse consequences”, in the latest intervention in an increasingly testy relationship with the Trump administration.

2 mins

Strong rebound for UK financial services firms after gloomy end to 2025

Britain’s financial services companies have reported a strong recovery in activity at the start of the year, in a surprise boost to the government after a gloomy end to 2025.

1 mins

Manufacturers ‘face business rates increase of almost £1bn’

British manufacturers have said they will have to pay an extra £940m a year in business rates because of changes by Rachel Reeves that come into effect this month.

1 mins

Dozens of companies at risk of losing B Corp status under new rules

Dozens of companies may be at risk of losing their coveted B Corp ethical status after the organisation behind the corporate kite-marking system raised the standards required to qualify.

2 mins

'Italy has the best benefits' Milan takes on Dubai as new haven for world's super-rich

Just over a month ago, Dubai was the obvious destination for wealthy Britons in search of a new home.

5 mins

Red Roses quandary Who should fill void of try-scoring legend Dow for Six Nations title defence?

How do you solve a problem like replacing Abby Dow?

4 mins

‘Listen, Mum, I have to go to Moscow as I am fighting a bear’

The big interview Arslanbek Makhmudov Dagestani heavyweight on an unusual wrestling match, his relationship with God and Saturday's fight against Tyson Fury, the 'professor' of boxing

5 mins

Bartlett denies Lancashire in tense finish

Four lots of last-gasp ditchdigging brought the first round of County Championship games to a tense finish.

1 mins

Adobe Women's FA Cup Buurman hits late winner to edge Chelsea into semi-finals

Sonia Bompastor believes national team managers will need to be “smart” with her Chelsea players after a gruelling block of games concluded positively with a place in the FA Cup semifinals.

3 mins

Ipswich up to second as Birmingham rage over 'wrong' decision

With his winner against Birmingham, Kasey McAteer gave Ipswich supporters something to talk about other than Nigel Farage - namely the growing prospect of a return to the Premier League at the first attempt.

2 mins

The glorious history of Real and Bayern’s European encounters

As the most played fixture in continental competition looms, we look back on 50 years of thrills and spills

4 mins

'Use that fuel' Arteta and Raya urge Arsenal to feed off cup defeats

Mikel Arteta has insisted that Arsenal will not panic after losing successive games for the first time this season but admitted that they must rediscover their identity to get their campaign back on track.

2 mins

Retirement gnome? Masters miniatures are put out to grass

Everyone says goodbye to the Masters eventually.

1 mins

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