In this issue

May 13, 2023

Expect Blair-style reforms 'on steroids', says Starmer

Labour must be more radical because of scale of crisis facing UK, party leader will say today

4 mins

Passengers to face second day of disruption as train crews strike

Passengers will face another day of disruption on Britain’s railways today as train crews stage a 24-hour strike immediately after yesterday’s action by drivers

2 mins

Swift fans disappointed as mystery over secret new book revealed

Sian Cain and agencies

1 min

'Skipping to her death': man convicted of murdering seven-year-old girl 31 years ago

A child killer who evaded justice for more than 30 years was found guilty of murder yesterday

2 mins

'Nothing mattered more' Woman's long fight to get justice for daughter Nikki

For Sharon Henderson, bringing the killer of her daughter Nikki Allan to justice has been an all-consuming, personally ruinous three-decade mission

3 mins

'Everything's in place' National campaign coordinator on Labour's election hopes

For all that some pundits have tried to present Labour's local elections as middling, Shabana Mahmood is having none of it

3 mins

EU legislation Repeal policy irresponsible, say lawyers

The Conservatives' decision to water down proposed legislation to remove 4,000 EU laws from the statute books still leaves a \"reckless\" and \"irresponsible\" project, leading barristers say

2 mins

Plymouth Lives 'put at risk' by delays to gun reform

The families of people killed in a mass shooting in Plymouth have accused the Home Office of putting lives at risk after failing to respond to a coroner's inquiry calling for gun reform

2 mins

Titillating novels - and Emily in Paris Sunak reveals more of his guilty pleasures

It seems Rishi Sunak is still embarking on his awkward journey of growth from being \"out of touch\" to integrating with the real world, as more of his apparent guilty pleasures have emerged

2 mins

Harry's phone-hacking evidence 'slim to nonexistent', Mirror Group claims

Prince Harry has no evidence that he was the victim of phone hacking by Mirror journalists and many stories about his private life were instead leaked by royal press officers, the high court has heard

2 mins

Hannah Waddingham Ted Lasso star scores douze points as competition host

Forget who lifts the famous Eurovision microphone trophy tonight, the real winner has already been crowned

2 mins

Shard to take centre stage in high-wire thriller starring Daisy Ridley

It is western Europe's tallest building, and a central feature of the 21stcentury London skyline

1 min

Police forced to apologise after royal fan arrested at coronation and detained for 13 hours

Police have been forced to apologise to a royal fan after arresting and detaining her for 13 hours for standing near a group of Just Stop Oil protesters at King Charles's coronation

2 mins

Battle of the gas giants: Saturn regains lead from Jupiter as solar system's planet with most moons

Saturn has regained its crown for the planet with the most moons in the solar system, just months after being overtaken by its fellow gas giant, Jupiter

1 min

Cancer hospital loses top rating after staff raise bullying concerns

The NHS's biggest cancer hospital was downgraded in ratings by the care watchdog yesterday after staff raised concerns about bullying

2 mins

Wife and live-in carer found guilty of enslaving her disabled husband

A wife and a live-in carer have been found guilty of enslaving her vulnerable disabled husband in what is believed to be the first case of its kind

2 mins

University embroiled in row over trans rights after film is blocked

Edinburgh University hopes to defuse a crisis involving gender-critical and pro-trans academics after clashes over the screening of the controversial film Adult Human Female

2 mins

Coroner condemns lack of help for woman who died months after rape

A senior coroner has expressed deep concern over the way police and mental health services dealt with the case of a vulnerable woman who fell from a railway bridge four months after reporting that she had been raped

2 mins

Brazilian jiu-jitsu Getting ripped and keeping up with the tech bros

As unlikely as this sounds, more than one person has tried to sell me on Brazilian jiu-jitsu as a feminist martial art, but, from a distance, it seems to appeal more to a certain kind of man

3 mins

H&M's Mugler collaboration has people waiting in line

It is one of the few things apart from Christmas sales to guarantee overnight queues outside shops on the high street, and H&M's latest designer collaboration this time with luxury French fashion house Mugler - had people lined up around the block

1 min

How Westwood cinched it Exhibition puts designer at heart of the corset renaissance

Vivienne Westwood's contribution to modern fashion runs from punk to pearls

2 mins

Review A sensual, unsettling world

The last time Sweden's GöteborgsOperans Danskompani performed at Sadler's Wells, in Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's Icon, they had three and a half tonnes of clay on stage with them, so this bold, cool and accomplished company are not afraid of a statement prop

1 min

'I never knew cancer would give me so much,' says Tracey Emin

Tracey Emin has spoken about her recovery from cancer as the British artist opened a new exhibition in Rome, recalling her last visit to the Italian capital \"when I was dying, but didn't know it\"

2 mins

Imran Khan given bail as court orders protection from arrest

A court granted bail to Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan yesterday in a corruption case after his arrest ignited deadly protests and a tussle with the military

2 mins

Look, who's snoring? How comfy are economy class airline bunk beds?

At one point, during my attempted nap, I dig out my phone and look up the dimensions of a coffin

2 mins

Fear factor Why top Republicans who loathe Trump stay silent

One day he was found liable for sexual abuse and defamation

3 mins

Life in seclusion Japan's hikikomori crisis worsened by pandemic

Vosot Ikeida traces the start of his life of isolation to a time when most people start to spread their wings

2 mins

Spanish police seize 1.5 tonnes of live eels in raid on gang

Police in Spain and France have arrested 27 people and seized 1.5 tonnes of live baby eels, as well as goods worth more than €2m (£1.7m), after breaking up a gang dedicated to breeding the critically endangered fishes and smuggling them to China

1 min

Autonomy founder on bail after extradition to California in fraud case

The British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch has been extradited to the US, where a court has ordered him to pay a $100m (£80m) bond and be placed under 24-hour armed guard to ensure he does not flee the country

2 mins

Boss of Tesco paid almost £4.5m despite profits halving

The boss of Tesco was paid almost £4.5m last year despite profits halving and prices for shoppers rising

1 min

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