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September 01, 2025

Drug 'better than aspirin' at preventing heart attacks

Doctors have found a drug that is better than aspirin at preventing heart attacks and strokes, in a discovery that could transform health guidelines worldwide.

3 mins

Phillipson says Rayner 'is clear she followed tax rules' on flat

Bridget Phillipson has defended her cabinet colleague Angela Rayner over accusations the deputy prime minister avoided tax when buying a seaside property in East Sussex.

2 mins

Britain still planning to recognise Palestinian state, Lammy to tell MPs

David Lammy will tell MPs today that the UK still intends to recognise a Palestinian state later this month, with Israel having shown no sign of meeting the government's demands.

2 mins

There's a mask': Jude Law unfazed by the perils of playing Putin

Jude Law has said he was unfazed by the prospect of playing Vladimir Putin and does not fear any repercussions after stepping into the shoes of the Russian president.

2 mins

Film review Tsar quality is not enough to save this flat political satire

The Wizard of the KremlinVenice film festival ★★★★☆

2 mins

North Sea Tories vow to go all out for oil and gas

The Conservative party will aim to \"maximise extraction\" of oil and gas in the North Sea if it wins power, Kemi Badenoch has vowed.

1 mins

Immigration policy Archbishop 'interfering in politics' says Tice

Reform UK has engaged in a war of words with the Church of England over the party's plans to deport all asylum seekers who arrive in small boats, after the church's most senior bishop called the proposal \"isolationist, short-term and kneejerk\".

2 mins

Ministers to make it harder for refugees to bring families to UK

Ministers are planning to make it harder for refugees to bring family to the UK as part of a package of measures Yvette Cooper will announce today as she looks to get a grip on the fractious irregular migration debate.

2 mins

Experts cast doubt on Badenoch's claim of medical school offer at 16

Doubts have surfaced over Kemi Badenoch's claim to have been offered a place at a prestigious US medical school at 16, with admissions staff being unable to recall the proposal and the university not providing the course in question.

4 mins

Weight-loss drugs found to halve risk of heart patients dying early

Weight-loss drugs can reduce by half the risk of heart patients being hospitalized or dying early, according to the largest study of its kind.

2 mins

Children Swab test can spot serious condition five years early

A simple cheek-swab test can identify children with a potentially deadly heart condition five years before they would normally be diagnosed, research has found.

2 mins

Silenced: the toll of history's most deadly conflict for journalists

Over the past 22 months, the war in Gaza has become the most deadly conflict for journalists in history.

2 mins

Gaza City Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 30 People as Large Aid Flotilla Sets Sail

Israeli airstrikes and gunfire killed at least 30 people in and around Gaza City, local health authorities said, as a 20-boat humanitarian aid flotilla carrying activists including Greta Thunberg set sail from Barcelona for the stricken territory.

2 mins

Brothers, cousins, sons Four fallen journalists, remembered by their grieving families

\"My brother was a very distinguished journalist. Thank God he didn't have children, as losing a father is very difficult. He was single and never married due to the difficult living conditions in Gaza,\" says Anas al-Khaldi.

10+ mins

Corridor care now a crisis all year as summer visits to A&E surge

Corridor care is now a year-round crisis in the NHS, experts have said, as an analysis showed nearly three million patients attended A&E over the first two months of the summer.

1 mins

Councils paying private landlords millions to house homeless people

Councils across England are paying private landlords millions of pounds a year as incentives to house homeless families, with campaigners describing the outlay as a \"senseless waste of public money\".

2 mins

Minister calls for parents' help in reducing school absences

Parents and caregivers \"need to do more\" to reverse post-Covid trends of poor attendance and behaviour in schools, the education secretary has said, announcing measures to support schools in England before the start of the new academic year.

1 mins

Brace for blasts from Amy, Bram and Chandra this storm season

Meteorologists have announced this year's list of north Atlantic winter storm names, with Amy, Bram and Chandra leading the lineup for the 2025-26 season.

1 mins

Test for app that tracks rail trips to charge lowest fare

Train passengers in the East Midlands are to test technology that will let them tap in and out for journeys and be charged the best fare for their trip at the end of the day.

1 mins

Seeing double: dual display lets visitors decide which is Vermeer

Two almost identical paintings have been, at one time, attributed to the great Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer; now visitors to a new display at Kenwood House in London will be invited to draw their own conclusions when two versions hang side by side for possibly the first time in more than 300 years.

1 mins

Hockney frieze of Normandy to go on display in London

In the spring of 2020, as Covid-19 was \"going mad\", David Hockney kept himself busy by painting trees bursting into blossom in his Normandy garden.

2 mins

Baby dies from whooping cough as vaccine figures fall

A baby in Britain has died from whooping cough, marking the first such death in the country this year.

1 mins

Met accused of targeting pro-Palestine protesters in searches

The Metropolitan police have used controversial powers to stop and search protesters almost 50 times since they were introduced, with nearly all instances at a peaceful pro-Palestine demonstration, a civil liberties group has found.

2 mins

CCTV image issued after tube station stabbings

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to question after two people were stabbed at Oxford Circus tube station in London within 24 hours over the weekend.

1 mins

'Gold rush is over' Corporate backlash against diversity hits LGBTQ+ media

Publications aimed at LGBTQ+ and other diverse audiences are facing \"good old-fashioned discrimination\" as advertisers avoid them after attacks on diversity and inclusion campaigns, editors have said.

3 mins

Poorer families miss out on early years care, say experts

Disadvantaged children who stand to benefit most from early years education are at risk of missing out, experts have warned, as the final stage of the government's funded childcare scheme gets under way in England.

1 mins

UK to build anti-submarine warships for Norway in £10bn deal

Norway has agreed a £10bn deal with the UK for anti-submarine warships, as the two nations plan joint operations in northern Europe to deal with increased Russian activity.

1 mins

UK's anti-slavery commissioner to investigate 'pimping' websites

The independent anti-slavery commissioner has launched an investigation into so-called pimping websites amid concern at the level of exploitation of trafficked and vulnerable women on such platforms.

2 mins

Study finds link between teenage period pain and chronic adult pain

Teenagers who have moderate or severe period pain are much more likely to develop chronic pain as adults, according to research.

2 mins

Join the club Golf enjoys an upswing in popularity with young enthusiasts

Bentham is the perfect place to spend your golden years. More than half of those living in the sleepy village, situated within the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales, are over 50. Recently, however, the remote area has seen an influx of unlikely visitors: young people armed with golf clubs.

2 mins

'I was never worried' Syrian refugee reflects on 2,700-mile escape to Germany a decade on

The trip would be tough, Somar Kreker knew, but he was not overly fearful. It was the summer of 2015, and in a small flat in Amman, Jordan, this young Syrian's only thought was how to turn a long and arduous journey into something more bearable.

5 mins

Warm welcomes in China for Putin and Modi as Xi sends message to the west

Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin have met on the sidelines of a showpiece summit in China that seeks to challenge US-led, western-dominated blocs and is being attended by the leaders of more than two dozen countries.

3 mins

Houthis Detain UN Worker After Raids on Two Agencies in Sana'a

The Iran-backed Houthis have raided offices of the United Nations' food and children's agencies in Yemen's capital, detaining at least one UN employee, officials said, as the rebels tightened security across Sana'a after Israel's killing of their prime minister and several cabinet members.

2 mins

French court to hear claim that officials failed woman killed by ex-partner

The family of a woman who was killed by an ex-partner is asking a judge to make French authorities explain why they failed to protect her.

1 mins

Australian ban on fish-shaped soy sauce capsules a world first

They have been a familiar sight at takeaway sushi shops around the world for decades, but now it could be the beginning of the end for fish-shaped soy sauce dispensers.

1 mins

Goodbye to Berlin City's club culture under threat from surging cost of rent and gentrification

A forlorn disco ball counting down the time remaining hangs at the entrance of the beloved Berlin club Wilde Renate, known only as Renate, which is rapidly heading into its final nights of wild abandon.

4 mins

As Bolsonaro prepares for judgment, trumpeter is eager to play him out

When Jair Bolsonaro was Brazil's far-right president, the guerrilla trumpeter Fabiano Leitão would stalk him around the capital, Brasília, and taunt him with renditions of the anti-fascist anthem Bella Ciao.

2 mins

Companies face limitless fines for any failure to prevent fraud

Companies could be prosecuted and face unlimited fines if they fail to prevent fraud that their firm profits from under a corporate law that comes into force today.

1 mins

Altruism group cuts sale price of stately home

Wytham Abbey, a 15th-century grade I-listed manor once planned as a hub for technologists and philosophers to solve some of the world's toughest problems, has had its sale price slashed by 60% to £5.95m as its charity owners struggle to find a buyer.

1 mins

Firm's insolvency rescue leaves HMRC chasing £90m

The exchequer is chasing about £90m in unpaid taxes after a temping business was rescued from insolvency proceedings in an £18m deal that reimbursed private funders in full.

2 mins

Economics viewpoint Reeves must not waste her chance to 'go big'

It's back to school this week for MPs and government ministers - and few can be facing a more challenging new term than Rachel Reeves.

3 mins

You're constantly on the back foot Zero-hours contracts facing flashpoint

Zero-hours contracts facing flashpoint

4 mins

Alcaraz shows assurance on his cruise into the last eight

Carlos Alcaraz continued his supreme form in New York as he returned to the quarter-finals of the US Open with an assured performance, closing out the Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech with a 7-6 (3), 6-3, 6-4 win.

1 mins

Medvedev, Tsitsipas, Ostapenko: tempers fraying at angry Open

End-of-season tension and boisterous New York crowds partly explain why players are reaching boiling point

4 mins

Invincibles surge to third successive title

We have seen this one before. For the third year in a row Oval Invincibles rocked up to Lord's, batted first and ended up with the trophy.

3 mins

Carey and Sutherland are Northern lights in victory cruise

Northern Superchargers secured their first Women's Hundred title at Lord's yesterday after defeating Southern Brave by seven wickets, thanks to an unbeaten 35 off 25 balls from Nicola Carey.

3 mins

Roundup Ménager to the fore as France demolish Brazil

France crushed Brazil 84-5 to seal their quarter-final spot but history was made by the tournament debutants as they collected their first World Cup try.

1 mins

Breach relishes homecoming after emotional landmark

Jess Breach said scoring 50 tries for England is a \"phenomenal\" emotion and it would \"mean everything\" to the wing to win a 50th cap in her home county.

2 mins

Woodman-Wickliffe breaks New Zealand try record in Japan rout

Portia Woodman-Wickliffe had already cemented her legendary status in rugby before making more history against Japan.

3 mins

I'll Go For It' Chilled-out British Star Will Give Everything

Lando Norris has said he will \"chill out and just go for it\" in an effort to bridge the gap to his McLaren teammate, Oscar Piastri, after the British driver was forced to retire from the Dutch Grand Prix and the Australian took a 34-point lead in the world championship.

1 mins

Piastri takes mighty title lead as Norris' race goes up in smoke

For a weekend that opened with such high hopes of fresh starts and title charges, the Dutch Grand Prix could not, for some, have borne more bitter fruit.

4 mins

Martin lays blame elsewhere after tepid stalemate

It would not have taken much for post-match media comments to prove more engaging than an awful Old Firm clash. Russell Martin and Brendan Rodgers duly delivered. Perhaps it was inevitable that a derby supposed to endorse such strongly held viewpoints about one half of Glasgow would end in stalemate.

2 mins

Gruda wrests grip from City to seal Brighton's surge

When a team lose the aura of champions, it can go absolutely. Opponents suddenly look at them and wonder what on earth once seemed so intimidating, how on earth a bunch of players in these shirts, even with this manager, could seem so unbeatable.

2 mins

Brilliant Bowen gives Hammers and Potter big boost as Forest collapse

Just where would West Ham be without Jarrod Bowen? Five days since confronting angry supporters after Graham Potter's side succumbed to a third successive defeat, Bowen's clever first-time finish, with full time looming, was the catalyst for West Ham's first win of the season.

3 mins

Wissa urges Brentford to 'keep their word' on move

Yoane Wissa has accused Brentford of reneging on promises to allow him to leave west London this summer as Newcastle waited for Liverpool to bid again for Alexander Isak.

1 mins

Guéhi's stunner turns up pressure on winless Villa

Two star players on the verge of moves to bigger clubs from Crystal Palace and Aston Villa respectively reflected the state of the spirit within their camps as Marc Guéhi's memorable strike rubber-stamped the Londoners' latest triumph over the West Midlanders.

3 mins

Sensational Szoboszlai lays down a title marker

If Liverpool are to successfully defend their Premier League title, they will look back on the moment when Dominik Szoboszlai sank Arsenal with a late and showstopping free-kick as a foundation stone.

3 mins

Solid, sensible but second-best - Arteta's stale Starmer-ball again thwarted by something special

You can get it if you really want. You really can. You can get it.

3 mins

City 'forgot to play', says Guardiola after Brighton loss

Pep Guardiola said his team \"forgot to play\" after they gave up a lead to lose 2-1 at Brighton.

1 mins

Szoboszlai's sizzler Stunning late free-kick keeps Liverpool perfect

Dominik Szoboszlai sent Liverpool top of the Premier League with a stunning free-kick against Arsenal and admitted he would not have taken the set piece had Trent Alexander-Arnold stayed at Anfield.

3 mins

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