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July 31, 2025

Striking BMA 'will lose pay war', says Streeting

The doctors' union \"will lose a war with this government\", Wes Streeting has said, adding that the NHS is ready to tough out a prolonged series of strikes.

3 mins

Palestine Action wins right to fight ban in court

The co-founder of Palestine Action can bring an unprecedented legal challenge to the home secretary Yvette Cooper's decision to ban the group under anti-terrorism laws, a high court judge ruled yesterday.

4 mins

Ex-Sun editor announced as No 10's head of media

The former Sun editor David Dinsmore has been announced as the government's new communications chief, despite concerns about his long service at the top of Rupert Murdoch's News UK.

2 mins

Labour pays out estimated £2m to settle claims over leaked dossier

The Labour party has settled claims brought by 20 people, mainly ex-staffers, who featured in a leaked internal document about antisemitism in the party, with the costs estimated to be close to £2m.

3 mins

Sold for £300,000: modernist jewel in need of a £3m refurb

A coalition of conservation and design charities yesterday won a fierce bidding battle to buy a threatened modernist house in the Scottish Borders.

2 mins

Masterchef Contestant Was Cut After Urging BBC To Ditch Series

A contestant from the forthcoming series of MasterChef has been edited out of the programme after telling its producers she did not want the show to be broadcast.

3 mins

Huge Russian quake triggers tsunami alert across Pacific

One of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded triggered a series of tsunami warnings and evacuations across much of the Pacific yesterday, although many governments later downgraded their warnings after the impact of the water surges was less than initially feared.

2 mins

German Olympic champion dies in rockfall on Pakistan mountain

The German double Olympic biathlon champion Laura Dahlmeier has died in a mountaineering accident in Pakistan, her management confirmed yesterday.

1 mins

Met to double use of facial recognition technology

The Metropolitan police is to more than double its number of operations that use live facial recognition.

1 mins

Extra 5m age checks carried out each day under crackdown on pornography sites

Five million extra online age checks have been carried out each day since the introduction of tougher restrictions on pornography sites.

2 mins

'Moral failure' Freed hostage criticises PM over plan for recognition

A British-Israeli woman who was held hostage by Hamas for more than 15 months has accused Keir Starmer of \"moral failure\" after he set the UK on course to recognise a Palestinian state.

1 mins

Judge rules Palestine Action can challenge terror law ban in court

Scrutiny on Cooper's decision-making and casts uncertainty over the fate of those arrested under the Terrorism Act in relation to Palestine Action - or who might be in future.

2 mins

Gaza Israel's new measures do not help alleviate hunger crisis, say humanitarians

Aid workers have said Israel's new measures - meant to improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza - fall far short of what is needed and that aid access continues to be blocked as the population's famine grows.

3 mins

Fourteen Countries Join France in Push Towards Recognizing Palestine

France and 14 other nations yesterday signed a declaration that suggests a wave of recognitions of an independent Palestinian state could take place in the coming months.

2 mins

Two-state peace Battle lines over moderate and extreme visions of Gaza now clear

It may prove to be a momentous week in Middle East diplomacy, and not just because Keir Starmer, after much hesitation, made his historic pledge on Tuesday that the UK will recognise a Palestinian state at the UN general assembly in September if Israel does not agree to meet certain conditions.

3 mins

Famine Vulnerable children and elderly people are most at risk

Humanitarian experts and doctors are warning that children, elderly people, and those with pre-existing health conditions are most at risk from the famine in Gaza.

3 mins

Church in Wales is first in UK to appoint female archbishop

The bishop of Monmouth, Cherry Vann, has been elected as the new archbishop of Wales, becoming the UK's first female archbishop and first LGBTQ+ leader in the Church in Wales in a symbolic break with recent safeguarding scandals.

2 mins

Streeting Urges 'Reckless' BMA to Back Down on 29% Demand

Of their exam fees covered, a BMA spokesperson said: \"This is still primarily a pay dispute and we don't accept there is no room to budge on pay. We need a credible offer on a path to pay restoration.\"

2 mins

British siblings aged 11 and 13 drown while swimming off beach in Spain

Two British siblings, a brother and sister aged 11 and 13, have drowned after getting into difficulties while swimming at Salou, a Mediterranean resort in north-eastern Spain.

1 mins

Stage review Bohemian bed-hopping romp worthy of a revival

Compton Mackenzie's lesbian novel was published in 1928: the same year as two other canonical queer tomes that went on to eclipse it: Virginia Woolf's Orlando and Radclyffe Hall's The Well of Loneliness.

1 mins

High court backs use of 'isolation booths' by schools in England

The high court has upheld the use of \"isolation booths\" by schools in England, dashing the hopes of campaigners who argue they are stressful and stigmatising for pupils.

1 mins

Farewell to Ozzy: fans say goodbye to Birmingham's favourite son

Thousands of fans lined the streets of Birmingham to watch Ozzy Osbourne make his final journey through his home city, with his tearful family laying tributes as crowds chanted the late singer's name.

2 mins

Polanski's Green rivals say his 'eco-populism' would turn voters off

The Green party risks going into reverse if they elect Zack Polanski as leader, according to his two opponents, who argue that his promised brand of \"eco-populism\" would prove polarising, divisive and likely to put off more moderate voters.

2 mins

Man found guilty of assaulting female PCs in airport clash

A student has been found guilty of assaulting two female police officers at Manchester airport last summer during a violent disturbance which went viral on social media.

3 mins

Rare harrier fledglings take their maiden flight

A pair of Montagu's harriers have raised four chicks in an English wheat field, the first success for Britain's rarest breeding bird since 2019.

1 mins

Physiotherapy clinic run by AI halves waiting lists in NHS trial

The first NHS AI-run physiotherapy clinic has halved the waiting list for back pain and musculoskeletal services, according to the NHS trust where the pilot took place.

1 mins

Number of asylum seekers at ex-RAF base in Essex to rise

The Home Office is increasing the number of asylum seekers accommodated at a controversial military base by more than 50%.

1 mins

Population of England and Wales surges to a record 61.8m

The population of England and Wales has grown by the second largest amount in at least 75 years, largely due to international migration.

2 mins

Former EDL leader arrives in Tenerife as police seek to question him

The far-right activist Tommy Robinson has arrived in Tenerife as British police want to question him over an alleged assault after he was filmed close to a man left seriously injured on the ground.

1 mins

HMS Northumberland reveals its secrets after three centuries

The British warship HMS Northumberland was built in 1679 as part of a wave of naval modernisation overseen by Samuel Pepys, a decade after he had stopped writing his celebrated diary and gone on to become the Royal Navy's most senior administrator.

1 mins

Sylvia Young, visionary theatre school founder, dies at age of 86

Sylvia Young, the stage school founder who helped nurture the careers of Amy Winehouse, Dua Lipa and Daniel Kaluuya, has died at the age of 86.

2 mins

Right of chalk stream to flow unimpeded and unpolluted is recognised

The right of a famous chalk stream, the Test in Hampshire, to flow freely and unpolluted has been officially recognised by politicians.

2 mins

Film review Spoof reboot is outrageous, crass... and a lot of fun

Here is Liam Neeson doing a rumbly-menacing voice even sillier than the one he did in Taken - and he now presumably must decide whether, like Leslie Nielsen before him, he will pivot to spoof comedy full-time.

1 mins

Space physicist named as UK's first female astronomer royal

A planetary scientist whose research revealed the possibility of extraterrestrial life on one of Saturn's moons has been appointed the UK's first female astronomer royal.

2 mins

Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Bodies Set for Return After Zelenskyy Makes U-Turn

Ukraine's parliament is set to vote on a new law today that would restore independence to two anti-corruption bodies, backtracking on controversial legislation passed last week that curtailed their powers and led to a political crisis.

3 mins

'I saw my wife's body' Civilian victims of Russia's onslaught

Civilian victims of Russia's onslaught

4 mins

Taiwan Leader Delays Tour of Americas Amid China Tensions

Taiwan's president will delay a trip to his country's remaining allies in Latin America amid reports that the US opposed a stopover in New York.

1 mins

Thailand Accuses Cambodia of Breaching Nascent Border Truce

Thailand has accused Cambodia of a \"flagrant violation\" of a truce to end cross-border fighting, claiming Cambodian troops launched an overnight attack on the frontier.

1 mins

Deluged No warning and little help as floods inundate Beijing

Wang Rongying was lying in bed at 6pm on Monday when her phone started pinging with messages from neighbours. They told her the heavy rainfall Wang could hear outside was starting to raise the water levels on the street to worrying levels. When she opened her front door to look, the flood water came rushing in.

3 mins

'No signs of PDA' at Katy Perry's dinner date with Justin Trudeau

The former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau and the pop star Katy Perry were seen dining together in Montreal this week.

1 mins

Hundreds are evacuated after landslides in Italy's Dolomites

Hundreds of hikers and tourists have been evacuated and dozens of trails closed after a series of rockfalls in the Dolomites in the north of Italy, as experts warned of a rise in landslides in the area linked to thawing permafrost.

1 mins

Australia says social media ban for children will cover YouTube

The Australian prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has admitted that banning children from social media \"is not going to be simple\", as his government yesterday reversed its decision to exempt YouTube from the forthcoming ban.

2 mins

Ex-CIA Officer Hits Back at Trump Intelligence Chief Over Obama 'Treason' Claim

A former CIA officer has said Tulsi Gabbard, the US director of national intelligence, is ignorant of the practices of espionage after she accused Barack Obama and his national security team of \"treasonous conspiracy\" against Donald Trump.

3 mins

Rise in taxes on banks would pose risk to UK growth, warns boss of HSBC

The boss of HSBC has joined a growing chorus of bankers cautioning Rachel Reeves against increasing taxes on banks in her autumn budget, warning that it risked \"eroding\" investment and ultimately harming UK growth.

1 mins

Fed leaves interest rates on hold despite Trump pressure

The US Federal Reserve left interest rates on hold yesterday despite mounting pressure from Donald Trump, as the US economy grew at a faster rate than expected in the second quarter of the year.

2 mins

Aston Martin's 'quite exciting' scramble to get lower US tariffs pays off

Aston Martin scrambled to deliver three months' worth of cars to dealers in the US within 24 hours as it rushed to qualify for lower tariffs that came into effect on 30 June.

1 mins

Co-op to roll out 'on-the-go' outlets for hot meals

The Co-op is to compete with takeaway outlets such as Greggs, Pret A Manger and Subway as it plans hundreds of small food shops selling pizza, fried chicken and sandwiches.

2 mins

Shield poorer households from costs of clean energy - Ofgem

Britain's clean energy future risks creating \"winners and losers\" if lower-income households are not shielded from higher bills, the chief executive of Ofgem said yesterday.

1 mins

Cambodia Stalled border war and US tariffs threaten garment industry

Tens of thousands of Cambodian migrant workers who have fled Thailand since border tensions began were already facing an uncertain future.

3 mins

Lyth century aids Yorkshire survival hopes

Yorkshire's Adam Lyth zinged to his fifth first-class century of the season, nimble as the weasel that darted about Anne Brontë's grave in the morning sun.

1 mins

'Surreal' result as 150-1 shot Qirat wins Sussex Stakes

The teeth, perhaps, were slightly gritted, but Richard Hannon offered some perspective after watching his colt, Rosallion, finish second to the 150-1 shot Qirat in the Sussex Stakes yesterday.

2 mins

Evolution of referees Speed tests, superfoods, data and psychologists

+ PGMO puts officials through their paces on the Costa Blanca and offers an insight into what goes on offthe pitch

9 mins

Lionesses fix Wembley date for China friendly as heroes return

England will play China in a friendly at Wembley on 29 November, their first confirmed fixture following the Lionesses' Euros triumph at the weekend.

1 mins

Díaz Completes £65.5m Move From Liverpool to Bayern

United Keen on Watkins But Balk at Villa's £60m Price as Palace Seek Up-Front Eze Fee

1 mins

Sheehan sees no flaw with crucial Test try

Instinctive finish to avoid getting 'melted' was legal, says the hero of Melbourne

3 mins

Stand closure deepens crisis at Wednesday

Sheffield Wednesday have been banned from opening Hillsborough's North Stand to spectators due to safety concerns, further compounding the challenges facing the crisis-hit club before the new Championship season.

1 mins

Korda and Ko hail Woad as 'breath of fresh air' before Open challenge

English 21-year-old heads into Women's Open in fine form after winning in Scotland on her professional debut

4 mins

Star attractions absent as scheduling stymies blockbuster finale

England are missing Stokes and Archer as they seek to clinch Anderson-Tendulkar trophy while tourists may have to do without Bumrah for Oval decider

3 mins

Time gentlemen, please? Game endures draw furore but shaking hands too early can hurt

Game endures draw furore but shaking hands too early can hurt

3 mins

'Risk is too high' Injured Stokes ruled out of fifth Test but not the Ashes

Ben Stokes has been ruled out of the final Test match of England's summer with a grade-three muscle tear in his shoulder, aggravated during the drawn fourth game against India at Old Trafford.

3 mins

Super League growth plan puts Sky TV money in peril

Super League's long-term partnership with Sky Sports that bankrolls the sport could be jeopardised by plans to expand the competition to 14 teams next season.

3 mins

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