Radiohead’s Let Down enters US Billboard charts 28 years after its release
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Farage aims for hardline vibes with his mass deportation plan
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Debenhams may sell Pretty Little Thing and shut distribution hub
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Epping asylum hotel resident told girls he wanted to have babies with them, court hears
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Ella Baron on the flag and Farage – cartoon
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More pain for Reeves as government borrowing cost nears 27-year high
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The truth about flying the flag of Saint George | Letters
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M&S brings Australia’s national treat the lamington to UK high street
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A chaotic NHS is why people now ‘go private’ | Letters
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Victoria Beckham brand gets £6.2m loan from stars and backer as losses grow
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Summer 2025 will ‘almost certainly’ be UK’s warmest on record, Met Office says
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‘People have forgotten common courtesy’: what do people think of playing music out loud on public transport?
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UK vows to help 30 more students leave Gaza to take up university places
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A vintage year? British growers harvest their grapes early after a dry, hot summer
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UK retail shares fall amid fears of squeeze in consumer spending
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An egret, an airshow and a giant dust storm: photos of the day – Tuesday
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Farage attacked for ‘ugly’ rhetoric of plan for mass deportation of asylum seekers
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Three victims of Isle of Wight helicopter crash named
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Boom in fitness events as gym-goers seek out connection and competition
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‘Why not work the system’? How punks inspired by Thatcher built a Hull housing cooperative
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‘It’s a disaster’: drought measure to suck water from River Wharfe met with anger
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Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the biggest patriot of them all? It is I, Robert Jenrick | Marina Hyde
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Peers who do not participate enough in House of Lords face sack
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One in four UK late-night venues have closed since 2020, figures show
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Dorset police investigate antisemitic hate crimes including swastika graffiti
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From the streets of Baghdad, I saw a clear line to the bloodshed in Gaza | Owen Jones
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UK oil firm Wood Group could leave London listing as it moves closer to takeover
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Domestic violence screening tool should be replaced, Jess Phillips says
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More than 100 people detained for removal after arriving in small boats, says UK government
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Trump threatens tariffs on countries that ‘discriminate’ against US tech
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Quiet in the bustle: intimacy at Notting Hill carnival – photo essay
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My car was towed away by the AA … then it went on a 15,000-mile journey
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Tuesday briefing: How ‘climateflation’ is pushing food prices ever higher – and changing how we eat
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Life of Exmoor nature writer Hope Bourne recognised with exhibition
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UK elections chief says children need lessons from 11 to be ready to vote at 16
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‘People sleeping while walking’: inside Manston asylum centre in Kent
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Transport for London launches campaign targeting ‘headphone dodgers’
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London-Berlin: competition hots up for cross-Channel rail links
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UK scrap steel companies battle limits on metal exports
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Egg and butter prices drive up UK food inflation as households feel squeeze
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Marks & Spencer to open secondhand clothing store on eBay
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Ovarian cancer blood test can detect disease early, study suggests
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UK to clarify definition of ‘honour’-based abuse in drive to cut violence against women and girls
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Reform councillor works on asylum claims for Home Office, investigation reveals
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‘If you survive this, you’ll survive anything’: new UK reality show that strands ‘newlyweds’ on honeymoon
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Home Office promises ‘big surge’ in asylum hotel closures in new year
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Screenwriter Paul Laverty arrested at Palestine protest in Edinburgh
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Proportionate policing of Palestine Action protests | Letters
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UK gender pay gap underestimated for two decades, report says
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Three people killed and one critically injured in Isle of Wight helicopter crash
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‘Some brass neck’: Rayner’s allies rebuke Cleverly over council tax criticisms
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Strictly Come Dancing star arrested on suspicion of rape, reports say
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Surgeons transplant pig lung into brain dead human recipient for first time
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A typhoon, a fish market and the world’s tallest bridge: photos of the day – Monday
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‘Gutted’: UK users of weight loss jab Mounjaro devastated by planned price hike
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Mounjaro users in UK warned against bulk buying before autumn price rise
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Politicians risk ignoring many voters by not being on TikTok, Tory MP warns
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‘Where design gets to take its bra off’: Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen on his 20 years with the Blackpool Illuminations
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‘Now I’m classed as a thief’: O2 mobile user hit by double-edged scam
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Wes Streeting criticises ‘shortsighted’ drug firms for rejecting pricing offer
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‘Reinvention is the secret ingredient’: food brands harness 90s nostalgia with retro revamps
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Ocado worst for plastic bags as total single-use sales rise for first time
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‘We cannot do it the way our fathers did’: farmers across Europe struggle to adapt to the climate crisis
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UK mothers earn £302 a week less than fathers, analysis shows
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Family of man who died at North Tyneside fairground describe their ‘impossible’ pain
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UK MPs voice alarm at rise in online abuse over immigration debate
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Relocating Notting Hill carnival would kill it off, says Usain Bolt on first visit
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UK faces ‘acute challenge’ from weak growth and shrinking workforce, says Andrew Bailey
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‘Near-perfect landing’: hot air balloon guided down on to Bedford street
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UK weather: bank holiday sun forecast for most with highs of 30C in places
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