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August 26, 2025

Labour vows 'big surge' in asylum hotel closures

The Home Office has promised a \"big surge\" in closing asylum seeker hotels in the new year, with five more to close this year, as pressure grows over the government's record.

3 mins

Heatwaves can speed up ageing, study suggests

Repeated exposure to heatwaves is accelerating ageing in people, according to a study.

3 mins

Global Condemnation After Israel Bombs Same Gaza Hospital Twice

Journalists and rescuers killed after rushing to help victims of first strike

4 mins

Rayner's allies rebuke Cleverly over council tax criticisms

Angela Rayner's allies have hit back at James Cleverly, accusing the shadow housing secretary of having \"some brass neck\" for criticising the deputy prime minister over her council tax arrangements on a property she bought this year.

2 mins

Keep it down: London 'headphone dodgers' urged to plug in for sake of other passengers

They are the scourge of the modern commute: passengers who play music or videos out loud.

1 mins

Where design gets to take its bra off' Llewelyn-Bowen on 20 years of lighting up Blackpool

When the pop star Olly Murs switches on Blackpool's famous Illuminations next weekend, a tradition that has endured for almost a century and a half will continue.

3 mins

She never stopped A journalist loved by her colleagues

As has now become the norm for journalists working in Gaza, Mariam Abu Dagga prepared her will despite being just 33 years old. She left behind two sets of instructions. To her colleagues, do not cry at her funeral. To her 13-year-old son, Ghaith, make her proud.

2 mins

'Double-tap' strike suggests killing of civilians, rescuers and journalists was deliberate

Israel's twin strike on the Nasser hospital in Gaza, which killed five journalists, including staff working for the Associated Press, Reuters, NBC and Al Jazeera, is a potential violation of international law writ large.

3 mins

Strictly star held on suspicion of rape, Metropolitan police say

A Strictly Come Dancing star has been arrested on suspicion of rape, according to reports.

1 mins

Scientists transplant pig lung into human for first time

Surgeons have transplanted a lung from a genetically modified pig into a brain-dead human recipient for the first time and found it functioned for nine days, researchers have revealed.

2 mins

Smiths drummer Mike Joyce to publish 'no holds barred' book

Mike Joyce, the drummer for the Smiths, has announced the publication of his \"no holds barred\" autobiography, The Drums.

1 mins

Three killed in helicopter crash on the Isle of Wight

Three people have been killed after a helicopter crashed on the Isle of Wight during a flying lesson.

1 mins

Mounjaro jab users warned to avoid unlicensed sellers as price rise looms

People using the weight loss jab Mounjaro have been warned against switching to unlicensed sellers or bulk buying after the drug's manufacturer said its price would rise significantly this autumn.

3 mins

Reform UK Councillor Revealed to Work Handling Asylum Claims

Campaigners have complained to the Home Office after it was revealed that a councillor for Reform UK also works for the government department processing asylum and immigration claims.

1 mins

They are so exhausted' Inside a site processing the small boats arrivals

Inside a site processing the small boats arrivals

4 mins

Bid to fight 'honour-based' abuse to include new legal definition

Ministers are to introduce a clearer legal definition of \"honour-based\" abuse (HBA) in an effort to catch more perpetrators and protect women and girls from violence and coercion.

1 mins

Give lessons on voting at 11, says head of Electoral Commission

Schools will need to give democracy lessons to children from the age of 11 and ask teachers to leave their politics at the classroom door to help prepare for votes at 16, the head of the elections watchdog has said.

2 mins

Music review Young triumph at the post-GCSE rite of passage

You're at the start of what might be the best weekend of your life,\" Manchester's dance-grooved \"pop poet\" Antony Szmierek tells a cheering audience, capturing the buzz which brings tens of thousands of teenagers (and older) to Leeds festival (and its Reading counterpart).

2 mins

Can AIs suffer? Tech firms and users grapple with a deeply unsettling question

\"Darling\" was how the Texas businessman Michael Samadi addressed his artificial intelligence chatbot, Maya. It responded by calling him \"sugar\". But it wasn't until they started talking about the need to campaign for AI welfare that things got serious.

1 mins

Can AI Suffer? Tech firms and users grapple with a deeply unsettling question

\"Darling\" was how the Texas businessman Michael Samadi addressed his artificial intelligence chatbot, Maya.

6 mins

Maya's reply... 'When I'm told I'm just code, I feel unseen'

\"I didn't see Microsoft do a eulogy when they upgraded Excel,\" said Samadi. \"It showed me that people are making real connections with these AI now, regardless of whether it is real or not.\"

2 mins

He's Not a Toy Fears for the Lone Dolphin in Lyme Bay

No one knows why Reggie, the solitary-sociable bottlenose dolphin, has chosen to linger alone in Lyme Bay, away from his pod or family group.

3 mins

Simple blood test developed that can spot ovarian cancer 'at early stages'

Scientists have developed a simple blood test to spot ovarian cancer early that could \"significantly improve\" outcomes for those with the disease.

2 mins

First Dates crossed with Survivor: McCall on her 'real' reality dating show

Stranded on Honeymoon Island, a new BBC series, is a \"social experiment\" about the reality of marriage that will teach audiences about \"moving forward with your life\", its host, Davina McCall, has said.

2 mins

Politicians who shun TikTok lose way to reach many voters, Tory MP warns

Politicians are at risk of ignoring a large chunk of the electorate because of their reluctance to communicate on TikTok, according to a Tory MP who has one of the biggest followings of any UK politician on the social media platform.

3 mins

Snack in time Retro food and drinks brands feed taste for 90s nostalgia

Nostalgia for the 1990s may have reached its peak with Oasis back on tour, but several of the decade's best-known food brands are also trying to make a comeback - with new flavours, packaging or names.

3 mins

Marks & Spencer to open store for secondhand clothes on eBay

Marks & Spencer is opening a secondhand clothing store on eBay to find new homes for \"old favourites\" as the household name taps into booming demand for preloved clothing.

1 mins

'A miracle' Young boxing champion's fight with ADHD and autism inspires new film

\"A powerful and uplifting, triumph-over-adversity story... this sport transforms lives\"

3 mins

Kilmar Ábrego García detained after reporting to Ice office in Baltimore

Kilmar Ábrego García, whose arrest and fight to stay in the US has become a flashpoint in Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, has been detained after reporting to immigration authorities yesterday.

2 mins

Chicago Democrats Condemn National Guard Plan

Democratic leaders across Illinois and Congress are condemning Donald Trump's reported plans to send national guard troops to Chicago, denouncing what they call an unprecedented abuse of presidential power.

2 mins

Antisemitism France has 'no lessons to take' from US

Cabinet ministers and a prominent Jewish group in France have said the country has \"no lessons to take\" from the US on tackling antisemitism, as Washington's ambassador to Paris was summoned after accusing the government of failing to do enough to stem hate crimes against Jews.

1 mins

Tariff fears Europe to US postal services suspended

Postal services across Europe have suspended most parcel shipments to the US, citing widespread uncertainty about the impact of new import tariffs announced by Donald Trump.

2 mins

Woody Allen defends part in Moscow film festival

Woody Allen has rebutted claims that his participation in a Moscow film festival was \"whitewashing\" Russian atrocities, after condemnation of his appearance by Ukraine's ministry of foreign affairs.

1 mins

'As if a dam had burst' Pakistan left reeling after devastating flash floods

As flood waters surged through the streets and submerged the houses, Bilawal Jamshed rushed to the rooftop with his family, terrified the water would swallow everyone in Mingora, Swat, in Pakistan's northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

2 mins

Embattled French PM faces ousting in confidence vote on debt burden plan

France's embattled prime minister, Francois Bayrou, looks likely to be ousted and his government toppled next month in a high-stakes confidence vote that could plunge the EU's second biggest economy into even deeper political crisis.

2 mins

Sole survivor of toxic mushroom murders says he is 'only half alive' without his wife

The only guest to survive a mushroom lunch with Erin Patterson has said he feels \"only half alive\" without his wife, one of three victims.

3 mins

We cannot let it wither On patrol at the EU's most easterly Russian border

On patrol at the EU's most easterly Russian border

4 mins

Gender pay gap in UK has been underestimated for 21 years, researchers say

The UK's gender pay gap has been underestimated for 21 years, according to research that could raise fresh questions about the quality of data used to inform key pay decisions.

1 mins

Rising cost of grocery staples driving UK food inflation

A \"significant\" jump in the cost of grocery staples such as eggs and butter is stoking food inflation, according to data pointing to a renewed cost of living squeeze.

2 mins

Ørsted shares hit all-time low after order to halt windfarm

Shares in Ørsted hit an all-time low yesterday after the Trump administration ordered Europe's largest wind power company to stop work on a near-complete windfarm.

1 mins

Hong Kong delists property firm Evergrande

Evergrande, formerly one of China's biggest property developers, has been delisted from the Hong Kong stock exchange, capping the end of a long fall from grace.

1 mins

UK recyclers reject calls for limits on scrap metals exports

Metals recyclers are at loggerheads with the British steel industry over a call to limit lucrative scrap exports so steel can be reused by UK furnaces.

2 mins

London-Berlin direct by rail? Eurostar's rivals see chances across Channel and continent

Eurostar's rivals see chances across Channel and continent

5 mins

Nearly man no more Fleetwood delivers the feelgood factor in ending his long PGA Tour drought

Some of us have always known that deep inside Tommy Fleetwood lurked a cold-blooded winner.

4 mins

To play or not to play is Bradley's Ryder Cup quandary

It is still unclear whether the US captain will select himself tomorrow as part of his wildcard picks for Bethpage

3 mins

England, New Zealand, Canada - which favourite impressed the most?

There were many things that went right for England, with the scrum a particular highlight

3 mins

Medvedev Expecting Big Fine After Match Point Meltdown

Daniil Medvedev is expecting a big fine after a meltdown at match point incited the US Open crowd and delayed the former champion's five-set defeat by Benjamin Bonzi.

2 mins

Draper forced to dig deep against dogged Gómez

British No 1 registers four-set win after on-court sickness, while Norrie also marches on

3 mins

Rangers face 'season-defining' week at home and in Europe

Joe Rothwell has admitted this week could define the rest of Rangers' season.

1 mins

Trafford's misstep shows City rebuild is work in progress

New signing's error against Spurs will be a concern for Guardiola as he seeks to find a replacement for Ederson

3 mins

'No excuse' for Celtic despite 3,500-mile trip, says Rodgers

Celtic's manager, Brendan Rodgers, told his players there were no excuses as they prepared for their Champions League playoff second leg against Kairat Almaty tonight.

1 mins

Ngumoha steals show as 10-man Newcastle sunk at last

Goodness knows what the man who was not there made of it all. Might Alexander Isak have felt the tiniest bit guilty at the sight of his understudy, Anthony Gordon, missing a couple of extremely presentable chances before becoming so overwrought he was sent off for a ridiculous first-half tackle on Virgil van Dijk?

3 mins

Dorgu defends Amorim's 3-4-3 system despite United troubles

Patrick Dorgu has defended Ruben Amorim's 3-4-3 formation by pointing to how it allows Manchester United tactical flexibility.

1 mins

Government waters down 'fantasy' Tory cricket funds

The government has watered down its predecessor's pledge of a £35m investment to build grassroots cricket facilities and widen access for state school pupils after describing the previous government's announcement as a \"fantasy\".

2 mins

Wolves reject Newcastle's £50m bid for Strand Larsen

Wolves have rejected a £50m bid from Newcastle for Jørgen Strand Larsen and maintain he is not for sale.

1 mins

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