In this issue

December 05, 2022

Anger At Tory Claim That Strikes Aid Putin

Tory claim that NHS strike helps Putin branded 'insulting'

3 mins

'Sicker and poorer': report reveals Britain's widening health divide

UK's regional health divide revealed in new report

3 mins

Three ...and easy England see off Senegal

England march on But France and ruthless Mbappé lie in wait

4 mins

Burning Trees For Energy Puts Nature And Climate Goals At Risk, 650 Scientists Warn

More than 650 scientists are urging world leaders to stop burning trees to make energy ahead of Cop15, the UN biodiversity summit, because it destroys valuable habitats.

2 mins

Temperatures due to plunge as northern UK braces for snow

The Met Office has issued its first snow warning of this winter, as Britain is expected to face icy temperatures this week.

2 mins

Senegal fans in London 'Our young players really want to prove themselves'

It was a freezing, blustery night in east London, but inside Little Baobab, an inconspicuous Senegalese restaurant hidden away in a building in Clapton, there was cautious optimism.

3 mins

Tories will act against MP facing rape claims if police do, says Zahawi

The Conservatives will take action against a Tory MP facing allegations of rape and sexual assault if the police do, the party's new chairman has said.

1 min

Labour stops short of manifesto pledge on plan to abolish Lords

Labour will consult on replacing the House of Lords with an elected chamber as part of a 40-point plan by Gordon Brown to overhaul the constitution, but stopped short of manifesto commitment to its abolition.

2 mins

Theatre review Ratty and Mole find their voice through nature and friendship

The Wind in the Willows | Derby theatre

1 min

"The care was awesome' Covid patient's life saved by pioneering transplants

When I woke up I was confused. I remembered the doctors in St George's hospital deciding to intubate me.

5 mins

Settlement ban among ideas being studied to deter small boat arrivals

Locking up people who enter the country illegally and barring them from ever settling in the UK are \"options\" under consideration by Suella Braverman and No 10 as the government puts a crackdown on \"small boats\" at the heart of its agenda.

2 mins

Mone 'attempted to bully' ministers over PPE deals

Michelle Mone has been accused of trying to \"bully and hector\" ministers into awarding public personal protective equipment (PPE) contracts worth more than £200m to a company she appeared to profit from.

2 mins

Latest incarnation of AI chatbot leaves academics facing 'very serious issues'

Professors, programmers and journalists could all be out of a job in just a few years, after the latest chatbot from the Elon Musk-founded OpenAI foundation stunned onlookers with its writing ability, proficiency at complex tasks and ease of use.

2 mins

'We can't be complacent' Democrats deploy Obama and big guns in Georgia to solidify Senate majority

A marathon election campaign is in its final sprint as voters in Georgia prepare tomorrow to decide the last seat in the US Senate and shape the next phase of Joe Biden's presidency.

3 mins

UK-Sahara green energy link held up by political turmoil

An £18bn project to connect Britain with a huge wind and solar farm in the Sahara through an undersea cable has been delayed by at least a year due to political ructions in Westminster.

2 mins

Great expectations Brazil are the best team in the world but pressure weighs heavily on players

Football is a whole world in itself, a democratic sport that brings some feelings that are impossible to describe to people who do not follow it. Within football there are also things that are passed down from generation to generation, just like in a country in the real world.

4 mins

Kelly drives City on as they outclass Brighton

Football Barclays FA Women's Super League

3 mins

England set fearsome pace and a tempting target for final day

Stokes willing to risk defeat as captain's bold declaration dangles carrot for Pakistan

3 mins

Mbappé leaves Poland in his wake as imperious France march on

Kylian Mbappé watched Olivier Giroud break a 13-year record and then showed why he will steal it for himself in a fraction of the time.

3 mins

Giroud deserves his moment in the spotlight after record-breaking strike sees him surpass Henry

A couple of days ago the France squad posed for a photo in which each player returned to their A roots by donning the shirt of their first amateur team.

3 mins

Sensational Foden gives seminal display to show us he really is sensational

Attacker delivers his best work yet on the biggest stage for England and may now displace Raheem Sterling

4 mins

Magnificent Bellingham's moments of cinema make us wonder where this might end

Dynamic England midfielder looked capable of anything during his fine individual display in win over Senegal

4 mins

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