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May 11, 2025

Starmer builds on 'coalition of willing' to set up new EU deal

Landmark UK-EU summit set to agree broad partnership for defence and security

3 mins

Deal suggests that Starmer has Trump's number

As far as optics go, last week’s Oval Office announcement of a trade deal with the UK was a triumph for Keir Starmer’s strategy of making nice with Donald Trump.

1 mins

M&S hackers vow to keep 'former Soviet Union' safe

Hackers who bragged about crippling Marks & Spencer’s systems and breaching Co-op Group databases appeared to have vowed to protect “the former Soviet Union” from the technology used in the attacks.

2 mins

Pakistan and India agree truce – but violence in Kashmir goes on

Trump tries to take the credit, but India says the two countries reached ceasefire agreement themselves

3 mins

The first lady vanishes

Speculation is growing over just how much time Melania Trump has spent in the White House since her husband's return to office, writes

1 mins

The US presidents' wives are disobliging. I think I hear some excitement

How surprised were you when you realised Michelle Obama was not at Donald Trump's inauguration? Were you admiring? Perhaps you were taken aback or envious that she, like Melania Trump, has chosen when to be a professional wife.

2 mins

Trump Family Inc: how the US president and his clan ushered in a new golden age of corruption

The presidency and personal gain now go hand in hand - and no one has been able to do anything about it, reports Patricia Clarke

5 mins

Britain risks paying the price of having the world's costliest work visa fees

Competing political and economic goals on immigration are resulting in the loss of valuable skills and talent, reports political editor Rachel Sylvester

4 mins

Reform has lost three councillors since election 10 days ago

Reform UK has lost three of its councillors within a week of the local elections, with one facing possible disciplinary action for having stood in the first place.

1 mins

Teachers driven potty by poor toilet training

Almost half of teachers in England have children in reception classes who are still not toilet trained, six months into the school year.

1 mins

Got no signal? Phone networks called out over poor coverage

Mobile data provided by operators is misleading customers, warn MPs

3 mins

Young men are suffering, so why look away? Here's how we start fixing them

Andrew Tate is right - about some things. When the misogynist influencer says: “There’s a lot of young men growing up today that feel very disaffected, who feel invisible”

2 mins

Saving the lost boys: the antidote to toxic male influencers

The lure of online misogyny and violence is damaging teenagers. A new group of youth centres is determined to turn the tide, discovers

3 mins

What's on telly? A trip to the cinema for the season finale

Fans will queue up and spoilers will be banned. But the cinemagoers who arrive at their local screens at the end of the month will be there to watch the latest episode of Doctor Who, not the next Marvel film.

2 mins

Good morning, Vatican! How Leo XIV will show the world signs of leadership

From his cape to his slippers, the new pope will be watched closely in his first week for hints about his pontificate

3 mins

'There is not a crumb left': Gaza fears new military push as aid blockade bites

A dearth of food has led to intense civilian suffering, as a US-led scheme manoeuvres to replace United Nations aid efforts

3 mins

Trump's visit to Gulf gives Netanyahu the cold shoulder

Israelis tend to assume their nation is America’s key strategic Middle East asset.

1 mins

Don't send these men to prison, make them plant trees instead

If anyone wondered why Reform are doing well, they need look no further than the sentimental hype and faux outrage gushing from every media and social outlet about the felled Sycamore Gap tree.

2 mins

Musicians make an awful noise to thwart AI menace

Musicians can now protect their work from being used to train AI models using new “adversarial noise” tools that affect the models’ ability to learn.

1 mins

'I took my laptop, three lipsticks and a can of hairspray': how I fled Moscow

The Russian film critic Ekaterina Barabash tells Kim Willsher in Paris how she was forced to leave her homeland, family and friends or face years in prison after denouncing the invasion of Ukraine

5 mins

Trump scrambles for peace in Africa – and a bonanza of mineral riches

The US president is using his daughter's father-in-law to help bring about a peace deal between Rwanda and Congo - and a possible windfall.

4 mins

Nations that dismiss soft power can end up on the naughty list

Once upon a time in Lapland I gave Santa Claus a lift. As he squeezed himself into the passenger seat of my rented Kia, I tried and failed to resist the urge to make a comment comparing this with his normal ride.

3 mins

Putin's power on parade

Last year's Victory Day parade was an embarrassing affair for Vladimir Putin.

1 mins

His master's choice: loyal Rubio's superpower is to get Trump's stuff done

There is a reason why for the first time since Kissinger the US secretary of state is also national security adviser, says Ivo Daalder

3 mins

Intimate and humane: Pope Leo is a true son of Chicago

It's likely that the only white smoke young Robert Prevost ever saw coming out of chimneys was from the US steel mills at the South Works.

“One of the tests of the cabinet will be whether ministers’ business cards contain a fax number.” So quipped a corporate leader to me on the day Friedrich Merz was not quite crowned and then crowned the 10th chancellor of postwar Germany.

Fears that Al will bring about the apocalypse have been around as long as AI itself. But concerns over the energy usage of generative AI may also be overblown.

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