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Former Sunak aide charged over bets placed on general election date

Gambling Commission said 15 people are due in court

Politics

British Steel tries to reverse Chinese ‘sabotage’ of Scunthorpe furnace

Chinese companies should be blocked from critical infrastructure, MPs told


Miliband’s net zero obsession left British Steel on the brink

Ministers were more concerned with their environmental credentials than what it meant for the country

Politics
21 minutes ago


Six women in blue flight suits on a launch platform.
All-female Blue Origin crew prepares for launch — watch live

Watch the livestream as Jeff Bezos’s wife-to-be Lauren Sánchez, Katy Perry and the rest of an all-female crew are set to blast off aboard the New Shepard rocket

US news
11 minutes ago


Rory McIlroy putting on the first playoff hole.
McIlroy holds nerve in play-off to join pantheon of grand-slam greats


Rory McIlroy putting on the first playoff hole.


Two injured civilians in the aftermath of a missile strike.
Ukraine wants FBI inquiry as Trump calls Sumy strike a ‘mistake’


Two injured civilians in the aftermath of a missile strike.
Ukraine wants FBI inquiry as Trump calls Sumy strike a ‘mistake’






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Iain Mackay, Artistic Director of the Royal Ballet School.
Plus-sized dancers are the future, says Royal Ballet School chief


Hidden cameras used for voyeurism to be outlawed


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Editor's picks



President Donald Trump speaking to reporters.
Trump says ‘nobody is getting off the hook’ as new tech tariffs loom

US officials said exemptions granted for electronic products on Friday were temporary


Illustration of Xi Jinping with a map of Southeast Asia and the Vietnamese flag.
Xi woos China’s neighbours stunned by Trump tariffs



Collage of Elon Musk, Javier Milei, and Donald Trump juxtaposed with a crowd holding a chainsaw.
Is Milei’s chainsaw revolution working?


Man walking through rubble in Mandalay.


Daniel Noboa wins re-election in Ecuador amid unrest and cries of foul play
Daniel Noboa wins re-election in Ecuador amid unrest and cries of foul play



Starmer should be kicking ass, not kissing it

Failing to side with allies and threaten retaliation for the imposition of tariffs will only encourage a bullying president



Illustration of a starfish-like figure in a steel factory, labeled "Growing Britain's Backbone".

Cartoon by Ella Baron



a woman wearing a pearl necklace smiles for the camera
Holy Week reflections on Christian bigotry






a woman wearing a pearl necklace smiles for the camera
Holy Week reflections on Christian bigotry




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Headshot of Paul Johnson.
Paul JohnsonDrastic times need drastic action: breaking the 50-year tax taboo




Collage of Kevin De Bruyne in a Manchester City jersey, holding his jersey, and a seated man.

There are some calling for City to be stripped of their titles yet also celebrating the brilliant Belgian — you can’t have it both ways


Rugby player scoring a try.
Pollock has proved nothing at Test level but can earn Lions call against Leinster


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Portrait of Caitlin Moran.
Caitlin MoranMy worst trait? I’m a terrible gossip. As in, I’m terrible at it




Maurizio Cattelan at the launch of his exhibition, Bones.

The artist talks about the infamous theft of the loo he installed at Blenheim Palace — and insists his work is no joke


A girl from The Last of Us holds a shotgun.
What’s on TV and radio tonight — The Last of Us


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