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December 07, 2025

Blockbuster Netflix deal fuels fears that end credits could roll for cinema

A takeover of Warner Bros may give viewers more choice but only on small screens

2 mins

Starmer to host Zelensky and EU leaders for Ukraine talks

The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, will meet with prime minister Keir Starmer and other European leaders in Downing Street tomorrow, as concerns grow that the US could force Kyiv to sign a peace deal that is favourable to Russia.

1 mins

‘Death risk’ fear for Palestine Action hunger strike activists

A doctor supporting the families of seven prisoners who are on hunger strike while awaiting trial for alleged criminal damage during Palestine Action protests has warned: “This is a trajectory that ends with death.”

1 mins

Do we dare read Sally Rooney… or is that too an act of terror?

By publicly supporting Palestine Action, authors and their readers could be in breach of the law

4 mins

‘The Greens are anti-Nato and think it’s all right to sell drugs. That’s nuts’

Keir Starmer says the thing he misses most as prime minister is taking long, solitary hikes in the countryside.

8 mins

Reform's record £9m crypto donation is just the latest offering from abroad

Two thirds of funds given to Nigel Farage's party this parliament have come donors with overseas interests

2 mins

FA pressed to close loophole on club owners' football betting

The Football Association is under pressure to close a loophole that lets football club owners bet on the game.

2 mins

Riddled with bullet holes and grief, Sangin has no choice but to remember the British

'Kill or capture' raids and 'call-out procedures' that ended in unexplained deaths in Afghanistan are at the heart of the hearing into war crimes. Oliver Marsden tours a still traumatised land

9 mins

Trump orders visa rejection for factcheckers and 'censors'

Donald Trump's administration has directed embassy officials to reject visa applicants if they have worked as factcheckers or in roles challenging disinformation.

1 mins

Eurovision finally faces its Waterloo as four nations quit in protest at Israel's inclusion

After seven decades of oom-pah-pah, the song contest is now riven by political disharmony, with Gaza the last straw

3 mins

A reluctant starchitect who made poetry in solid form

Architecture critic Rowan Moore traces the legacy of Frank Gehry, who died on Friday at 96

4 mins

Romantasy heroines go to the dark side in tales of sexual assault

Extreme scenarios that feature enslaved women are a hit with readers

2 mins

'Stoppard's work thrilled him': critic who spotted brilliance from the start

The Observer's Ronald Bryden compared the playwright to Shakespeare while others were being sniffy, says Vanessa Thorpe

2 mins

When Donny met Gianni: how the World Cup led to an unlikely bromance - and a new peace prize

Out in the Egyptian desert, the world’s leaders were waiting.

8 mins

Trump’s honour exemplifies exploitation. So what else is new?

“This way, this way.”

2 mins

Spotify rapped: results don't reflect what we've listened to, say critics

They grow up so fast.

3 mins

The landlords making millions from vulnerable adults' benefits

Investigation uncovers abuses in supported housing sector that 'would leave Charles Dickens lost for words'

3 mins

UK 'flying blind' in key policy areas thanks to unreliable official data

The UK is increasingly \"flying blind\" in key policy areas as the quality of official statistics declines, experts have warned.

2 mins

Julian Lloyd Webber believed his life as a cellist was over. A lost decade later, he's scaling back up

An injury appeared to have cost the virtuoso his career. But after a chance remark, and some secret practising, he is set for a comeback, writes Vanessa Thorpe

4 mins

'I thought we were done with foreign wars': Maga fury at Venezuela strikes

As US forces gather in the Caribbean, Trump faces growing dissent on the home front, writes Hugh Tomlinson in Washington

3 mins

A year after Assad, Syria and the world wait to see if Sharaa is democrat or despot

As a grocer's son turned jihadist warlord marks the anniversary of his toppling of the regime, a shattered country still fears his intentions, report Ruth Michaelson and Saad Alnassife in Damascus

9 mins

Trump crowns himself world king... but kindly lets Russia and China rule their fiefdoms

If the rest of the world wasn't already scared about what the presidency of Donald Trump means for us all, they certainly are now.

4 mins

Will the leftish parties unite to stop Nigel Farage from becoming PM?

It's time to start thinking about electoral pacts - though now it's near impossible to see how a bargain would be struck

4 mins

Starmer needs to stop sweating the small stuff and be bold on Europe

Imagine seeing someone in the street being beaten up by a mob, and even those who arrive to help aiming a few punches and kicks of their own at the victim's head because, they say, his assailants have some \"legitimate concerns\".

3 mins

Finally, a sex scene filmed in the right place: behind a high street bin

I went to watch Pillion the other day and, instead of being revolted or turned on by the BDSM scenes, I felt European pride.

2 mins

Aid in a post-aid world

In a world where much foreign policy is in Trumpian disarray, it is hard to spare a thought for multilateralism - just another victim in a global road crash.

4 mins

Dear Donald

Make Advice Great Again Britain! This is your President, DONALD J. TRUMP !! I know you have a King, but let's be real.

3 mins

Times may be hard but the party has started revving up in London's clubland

Anatomy of Britain Pricey to join, cheap to use and based on subscriptions - it's a business model that looks recession proof. But it has hidden fragilities

4 mins

Putin is laughing at Europe

The rot set in with Brexit. It's time for a new start

3 mins

Behind the wheel I’m free. That irks some people

Motability for disabled people is no freebie, says Melanie Reid - it's sweet independence

2 mins

Jonathan Anderson

With yet another design award in the bag, Dior's new man is making history, says Victoria Moss

5 mins

Atlas moth

The dark is my delight.

2 mins

Andreas Whittam Smith

The founder of the Independent was also a liberal film censor and a church financier with moral courage

3 mins

Britain is lagging in the global AI race ... and these are the damning reasons why

The UK is a world leader in research and training, yet much of the talent fostered here vanishes abroad in search of better opportunities.

4 mins

Trump’s favourite for Fed chair gets a cool reception from Wall Street

Donald Trump’s search for a new chairman of the Federal Reserve seemed to reach a conclusion last week — at least until Wall Street lobbying against his presumed choice put the announcement on ice.

3 mins

Mail’s £500m bid for Telegraph seeks to raise cash as clock ticks down

Even if Lord Rothermere puts funding in place by the deadline, concerns over competition mean the deal is still unlikely to be waved through, says Stephen Armstrong

3 mins

Nicolai Tangen: 'Even if AI is a bad bubble, it's directing capital toward change'

The CEO of Norges says markets are 'very hot' and this time it is different from the dotcom crisis, AI will be transformative, he says, but will create inequalities between developed and poorer nations

7 mins

Netflix takeover of Warner Bros meets fierce backlash

Any list of epically bad business decisions should include John Antioco, then chief executive of DVD rental giant Blockbuster, turning down the chance to buy Netflix for $50m in September 2000, saying “the dotcom hysteria is completely overblown”.

1 mins