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February 25, 2026

Documents relating to Andrew must be published as quickly as possible

“We must not let in daylight upon magic.” The great 19th-century constitutionalist Walter Bagehot’s injunction concerning royalty has become something of a cliché, and an anachronistic one at that.

3 mins

MP suggests Epstein helped Andrew get trade envoy job

Jeffrey Epstein may have played a role in Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor becoming a UK trade envoy, a shadow minister has suggested, as the government agreed to release the bombshell documents related to his appointment.

4 mins

Mandelson arrest result of flight risk claim, say lawyers

Peter Mandelson's lawyers have claimed that the former cabinet minister was arrested earlier this week because of what they said was a “baseless suggestion that he was planning to leave the country”.

2 mins

Reform will ‘reset Britain’s sexual culture’, says Kruger

Reform MP Danny Kruger has announced that the party wants to “reset” Britain’s sexual culture as he attacked the levels of divorce in the UK.

2 mins

Who will win the Gorton and Denton by-election?

Keir Starmer’s surprise appearance on the Gorton and Denton by-election campaign trail has provoked some very fanciful speculation that Labour might actually hold one of its safest seats.

3 mins

Brand pleads not guilty to further sex offence charges

Russell Brand has appeared in court to deny two further sexual offences, including rape.

1 mins

‘The cost to us is zero. The benefits are immeasurable’

New analysis finds that debt relief for developing countries – which the UK could play a key role in orchestrating – could more than offset the impact of aid cuts.

6 mins

The fallout from the cuts in foreign aid is still spreading

A year since the government cut international development aid by 40 per cent, the repercussions of the move are being keenly felt in Kenya, writes health worker Kristine Yakhama

3 mins

Deadlock continues as war in Ukraine enters fifth year

On the eve of the fourth anniversary of the war in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky asserted that it was “only a matter of time” before his country recovered all of its lost territory. But for months, opposing forces have been locked in a stalemate along a 1,200km (745-mile) front line as developments in tactics and technology have slowed progress to a crawl.

4 mins

Dozens of Iran protesters face death, says Amnesty

Iran has sentenced dozens of people to death over their alleged involvement in last month's nationwide protests, according to Amnesty International.

3 mins

It’s time the humble address were forgotten about again

When Keir Starmer, in his role as the shadow Brexit secretary, rediscovered the old parliamentary device of “an humble address”, he was pleased with himself.

3 mins

In trying to rebuild an empire Putin became China's lapdog

It's been four years of war. Four years of a Russian onslaught to extinguish Ukrainian independence, which Vladimir Putin thought would be over in days. For just over a year of this, I worked as a special adviser to a foreign secretary, with Ukraine as my main brief. And I don't think it's quite understood just how far the war has changed the course not just of Ukrainian history, but of Russian history.

3 mins

Children with SEND must be given the means to thrive

My campaigning life began with the birth of my eldest daughter, Lucy-Ann, in 1988.

4 mins

Why I fear Romeo has been given a near-impossible job

In normal times, the appointment of a new head of the civil service would have stirred little interest beyond Whitehall. Aside from the shattering of another glass ceiling, what with the first woman being given the role, Antonia Romeo's arrival as cabinet secretary should have passed largely without remark. A moment worth celebrating, even if long overdue.

3 mins

Wounded Pride: how the Church neglects gay people

Recently bishops voted 34-0 to block gay couples from being blessed in standalone ceremonies, even if it’s allowed during services. To Alan Rusbridger it looks a lot like discrimination

5 mins

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6 mins

Will Carrick get the thumbs up for a permanent role?

Michael Carrick's common-sense revolution has brought a sense of calm to a club frazzled by constant crisis. Could he be Man United's long-term solution, asks Richard Jolly

3 mins

Liverpool's teenage prodigy gives Slot food for thought

It was the sort of substitution that may assume a symbolic status. Off went Mohamed Salah, on came Rio Ngumoha. And if it wasn't quite as simple as that, given that Cody Gakpo departed at the same time and Federico Chiesa was also brought on against Nottingham Forest, or that Salah is a right winger and Ngumoha tends to ply his trade on the left, the temptation is to portray them as the past and the future respectively.

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Brook powers England into T20 World Cup semi-finals

Harry Brook carried England into the T20 World Cup semifinals, delivering a captain's innings of the highest order in a nervy two-wicket win over Pakistan in Pallekele.

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