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Public turn against ‘unjustifiable’ doctor strike

A YouGov survey for The Times found that 36% supported further industrial action by junior doctors, while 49% opposed it

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Raynor Winn and Moth at the film screening of 'The Salt Path'.
‘I’m the one telling the truth’: the widow who exposed Salt Path scandal

The publishing world has been rocked by allegations of lies in the bestselling memoir. The real people behind the story are surprised it took so long


Starmer plans reshuffle to reassert his authority over Labour

Prime minister will reorganise his cabinet in September as he hopes to enter a ‘delivery phase of government’ and re-establish faith among voters



Aftermath of an Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad.
Air India pilot asked why fuel was cut off moments before fatal crash

A report has revealed one of the two pilots asked the other why fuel was cut off moments before the crash, which killed 260 people



Migrants in a small boat at sea at sunset.
Migrant deal will let France choose who it takes back

Illustration of a piggy bank with a Union Jack sticker, spilling British one-pound coins.
Britain is broke — and our debt costs us £60bn

Migrants in a small boat at sea at sunset.


Woman walking through a misting cooling feature during a heatwave.
Water companies ‘to impose surge pricing’ in summer

Gregg Wallace at a food festival, holding an immersion blender.
BBC boss threatened Wallace with the sack six years ago

Woman walking through a misting cooling feature during a heatwave.
Water companies ‘to impose surge pricing’ in summer






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Zohran Mamdani speaks at a mayoral election night watch party.
Young, angry, educated — and raring to rebel

New York’s mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani taps into an energy mirrored in Corbynism: graduates who are pro-rent control, anti-Israel and agitating for change



Jannik Sinner wins Wimbledon Gentlemen's Singles semi-final.
Reality bites for Djokovic as Sinner hands out a semi-final humbling




Moulin Rouge dancer with the windmill's sails in the background.
Celebrating new Moulin Rouge sails in Paris — and other news in pictures


Trauma of veteran who faced jail over SAS shooting of IRA members


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Editor's picks



Portrait of Rafael Nadal behind a tennis racket.
‘I’m in a different phase of life’: why Nadal is staying away from Wimbledon

King of clay, busy running a powerboat racing team and tennis academy, says Alcaraz is ‘incredible’ and Emma Raducanu has a ‘great future’


Fiona Lambert in a red jumpsuit.
How to date after 60: what I’ve learned after a year on the apps


Diptych of a woman laughing while covered in mud and a man in a suit and wellies standing in a greenhouse with a bass guitar.
Mud, floods and tears: festival disasters with Blur’s Alex James

Boy George, lead singer of Culture Club.
Boy George at 64: ‘I don’t want to be controlled — I want to be out of control’


Illustration of a man's face surrounded by the days of the week.


Michael G. Wilson, Daniel Craig, and Barbara Broccoli at the Bond 25 film launch.
What the James Bond supremo Barbara Broccoli did next


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Reform voters simply want to smash things up

Intelligent friends are turning to Nigel Farage in such despair with our politics, they are prepared to vote for a death cult



Illustration of a man tripping on a red carpet while carrying missiles, in front of an Israeli plane.

Cartoon by Peter Brookes



a woman wearing a necklace with a cross on it
Child abuse case shows perils of Pride policing






a woman wearing a necklace with a cross on it
Child abuse case shows perils of Pride policing






President Donald Trump speaking outside the White House.
Pound and FTSE fall after economy shrinks and new Trump threats


President Trump holding a chart of reciprocal tariffs at a White House event.
US banks set to report $26bn windfall from tariff trades

a man in a suit and tie smiles for the camera
Ian KingFlight of capital from the United States throws up some surprises



Boss of South West Water owner Pennon steps down after £24m fine



How Vanguard’s ‘Ten Trillion Dollar Man’ would save the City

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Composer Errollyn Miller sitting on rocks in Orkney, near a lighthouse.

Errollyn Wallen talks about writing for Charles III, eating cake for breakfast and whether Rule Britannia! has had its day


The Durrells cast: Keeley Hawes as Louisa Durrell, Daisy Waterstone as Margo, Milo Parker as Gerry, Josh O'Connor as Larry, and Callum Woodhouse as Leslie.
‘That mean shabby little island’ — why Lawrence Durrell hated England


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