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Widdecombe murder suspect ‘drove 300 miles with foot-long stick’

A 28-year-old man who was arrested in South Yorkshire on Saturday evening was seen in CCTV shared with police

Farage accused of using Widdecombe’s death as propaganda

The Reform UK leader was criticised by a close friend of the former MP for speculating on the live police investigation

Farage accused of using Widdecombe’s death as propaganda

The Reform UK leader was criticised by a close friend of the former MP for speculating on the live police investigation

NEW

Six in ten voters say Nigel Farage acted incorrectly over gifts

A YouGov poll for The Times reveals widespread public disapproval over undeclared gifts as the Reform leader’s approval ratings plunge

NEW

Six in ten voters say Nigel Farage acted incorrectly over gifts

NEW

TOM KERSHAW

Sinner at unflappable best to triumph in throwback Wimbledon final

World No1 bounces back from French Open upset to claim back-to-back titles at SW19 with 6-7 (7-9), 7-6 (7-2), 6-3, 6-4 over Alexander Zverev

Wimbledon

NEW

TOM KERSHAW

Sinner at unflappable best to triumph in throwback Wimbledon final

World No1 bounces back from French Open upset to claim back-to-back titles at SW19 with 6-7 (7-9), 7-6 (7-2), 6-3, 6-4 over Alexander Zverev

Wimbledon

UPDATED

George, Charlotte and Louis may have a new tennis coach: Arthur Fery

British No 1 made the offer after Kate congratulated him on his run to the Wimbledon semi-finals and wished him happy birthday

Tennis

UPDATED

George, Charlotte and Louis may have a new tennis coach: Arthur Fery

British No 1 made the offer after Kate congratulated him on his run to the Wimbledon semi-finals and wished him happy birthday

Tennis

NEW

Home Office may relax immigration reforms for Burnham

Up to 1.6m migrants who are already in Britain — known as the Boriswave — could be exempted from a doubling of qualifying period for leave to remain

Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer, is interviewed by presenter Laura Kuenssberg for the program "Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg."

Burnham needs ‘worked-through plan’ for No 10, Reeves warns

Andy Burnham is sworn in as the new Member of Parliament for Makerfield in the House of Commons.

NEW

Dossier of predatory and bullying MPs could double to 60

52 minutes ago

The grave of Iran's former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei at the Imam Reza Shrine, surrounded by red rose petals.

NEW

US bombs ‘evil’ Iran as regime says Strait of Hormuz is shut once more

Traffic queuing for the Port of Dover in Kent.

Britons could die waiting for EES checks at French border, MP warns

NEW

Home Office may relax immigration reforms for Burnham

Up to 1.6m migrants who are already in Britain — known as the Boriswave — could be exempted from a doubling of qualifying period for leave to remain

Burnham needs ‘worked-through plan’ for No 10, Reeves warns

NEW

Dossier of predatory and bullying MPs could double to 60

52 minutes ago

The "UK Border" sign hangs over immigration gates at Heathrow Terminal 2.

NEW

Home Office may relax immigration reforms for Burnham

NEW

Home Office may relax immigration reforms for Burnham

Burnham needs ‘worked-through plan’ for No 10, Reeves warns

NEW

Dossier of predatory and bullying MPs could double to 60

52 minutes ago

NEW

Dossier of predatory and bullying MPs could double to 60

52 minutes ago

NEW

US bombs ‘evil’ Iran as regime says Strait of Hormuz is shut once more

Britons could die waiting for EES checks at French border, MP warns

NEW

Home Office may relax immigration reforms for Burnham

Burnham needs ‘worked-through plan’ for No 10, Reeves warns

NEW

Dossier of predatory and bullying MPs could double to 60

52 minutes ago

NEW

US bombs ‘evil’ Iran as regime says Strait of Hormuz is shut once more

Britons could die waiting for EES checks at French border, MP warns

Theo Burrell examines a Dutch ceramic plaque depicting a seascape with sailboats.

Theo Burrell, Antiques Roadshow expert, dies aged 39

The popular member of the BBC programme became a vocal campaigner in the fight against brain tumours after receiving a terminal diagnosis in 2022

Scotland

Green Party leader Zack Polanski and supporters hold "Vote Green" signs at a rally.

Greens struggle to cope with surge in complaints against members

Two men walking away from HMP Pentonville, one carrying bags of belongings.

Prisoner dies every day in the year after release, study reveals

Oil painting of a hay wain crossing a river near a cottage, by John Constable.

REVIEW

FIRST NIGHT

The Hay Wain — a masterpiece, back where it belongs

Constable’s most famous painting has never been exhibited in Suffolk — until now. Don’t miss this beautifully presented exhibition in Ipswich

Art

Avoidable mistakes cost NHS £3.2bn a year in compensation

In the year to March, 15,236 clinical negligence claims were submitted but legal fees often exceeded payouts to patients

Jess Anne and her grandmother Dorothy Jean posing for a photo.

Granddaughter’s video diary captures unfiltered reality of dementia

Jessica Anne’s candid videos with her nan, from the good days to the bad, have garnered 1.8 million followers online

‘Pain like I’ve never had’: women on the trauma of womb procedure

Over 70,000 hysteroscopies are performed each year but hospitals do not routinely offer sedation or anaesthetic

A dog on a stretcher being carried down a mountainside by several people.

Ben Nevis rescue for dog that got high ‘after eating cannabis’

Tokyo the labrador was stretchered off the mountain unable to walk and drifting in and out of consciousness

Scotland

A photographer stands on a grassy mountain peak overlooking a valley filled with fog, with other mountain peaks emerging from the mist.

Bright sparks hope drones giving clouds a jolt can cool planet

In an experiment to combat climate change, a team from the University of Reading will seek to manipulate water droplets to reflect energy from the sun

Anastasiia Vasylashko, a Ukrainian refugee, smiles in front of the British Museum.

NEW

Ukrainian refugees’ job prospects boosted by training scheme

Government-backed programme has helped 13,000 people and will be the model for better integration of migrants

Bright sparks hope drones giving clouds a jolt can cool planet

In an experiment to combat climate change, a team from the University of Reading will seek to manipulate water droplets to reflect energy from the sun

NEW

Ukrainian refugees’ job prospects boosted by training scheme

Government-backed programme has helped 13,000 people and will be the model for better integration of migrants

Wish you were here? English Heritage commissions child-friendly postcards

Sir Quentin Blake and Nick Sharratt have illustrated three designs which will be available for free at 18 heritage sites

Art

Gareth Evans in a red hat and blue jacket, holding a walking stick.

Gambling addiction played major part in man’s death, coroner rules

Right Reverend Graham Usher in the Bishop's House Garden.

Church of England’s £100m slave reparations fund faces legal challenge

Aidan Venison crouches in a field of tall grass, smiling and holding a piece of grass in his hands.

My son was killed by a drunk driver. They must be banned for life

Jayce Joyce holding his Guinness World Records certificate for being the youngest editor of a published anthology.

NEW

Boy, 8, becomes world’s youngest editor and gets royal praise

Wish you were here? English Heritage commissions child-friendly postcards

Sir Quentin Blake and Nick Sharratt have illustrated three designs which will be available for free at 18 heritage sites

Art

Gambling addiction played major part in man’s death, coroner rules

Church of England’s £100m slave reparations fund faces legal challenge

My son was killed by a drunk driver. They must be banned for life

Aidan Venison, 19, was killed in a crash by a driver that was two times over the limit. His parents are fighting for a change in the punishment

NEW

Boy, 8, becomes world’s youngest editor and gets royal praise

Mensa prodigy Jayce Joyce, who has read 2,000 books and edited his own, urges children to swap their screens for storytelling

Illustration of three different postcards depicting children, castles, and a knight.

Wish you were here? English Heritage commissions child-friendly postcards

Art

Gambling addiction played major part in man’s death, coroner rules

Church of England’s £100m slave reparations fund faces legal challenge

My son was killed by a drunk driver. They must be banned for life

NEW

Boy, 8, becomes world’s youngest editor and gets royal praise

Milly Alcock as Supergirl standing in a dimly lit, industrial-looking hallway.

‘Just reheated leftovers’: superheroes’ powers fade at box office

The genre enjoyed huge success before Covid but is now in decline, with only the biggest releases tempting people into cinemas

‘Just reheated leftovers’: superheroes’ powers fade at box office

Private jet business soars thanks to young cryptocurrency tycoons

Exterior shot of a Flexjet Gulfstream G650 aircraft flying over water and islands at sunset.

Private jet business soars thanks to young cryptocurrency tycoons

Disney and Sony have £7.1m of cinema revenue stuck in Russia

Zendaya in a black coat hugging Tom Holland as Spider-Man.

Disney and Sony have £7.1m of cinema revenue stuck in Russia

CHRISTINA LAMB

If Putin invades Finland, the nuclear bunkers have pools and ball pits

A children's playground inside Merihaka civil shelter in Helsinki.

CHRISTINA LAMB

If Putin invades Finland, the nuclear bunkers have pools and ball pits

Editor's picks

Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, standing together with papers in their hands during a visit to Africa.

Harry, Meghan and the King meet (for tea!) — what does it mean?

King Charles and Queen Camilla have finally met up with the Sussexes and their children. Find it hard to imagine exactly what went on? Shane Watson can help

Collage of a male model in a brown jacket and a female model in a white shirt, black shorts, and sunglasses, both walking a runway.

NEW

Top Marks — how M&S became the summer destination for food and frocks

Fashion

What four oncologists do daily to avoid cancer

Health & Fitness

NEW

Top Marks — how M&S became the summer destination for food and frocks

Fashion

What four oncologists do daily to avoid cancer

Health & Fitness

Watch

CULTURE|2:54Could Moana be Disney’s worst live action reboot yet?

CULTURE|6:44Natalie Imbruglia behind the scenes: hair, make-up, fashion

US|2:55How is Trump doing in his second term? What the data says

CULTURE|2:54Could Moana be Disney’s worst live action reboot yet?

CULTURE|6:44Natalie Imbruglia behind the scenes: hair, make-up, fashion

US|2:55How is Trump doing in his second term? What the data says

CULTURE|2:54Could Moana be Disney’s worst live action reboot yet?

CULTURE|6:44Natalie Imbruglia behind the scenes: hair, make-up, fashion

US|2:55How is Trump doing in his second term? What the data says

World

Collage of a museum building, a "wanted" poster for a stolen painting, and a painting of a religious scene.

NEW

ADAM SAGE IN ORLÉANS

Wanted: city’s priceless treasures that vanished under the Nazis

An omertà over paintings stolen during the Second World War has ended with the publication of a list of 400 works

Group photo of the Supreme Court justices in their robes, with Chief Justice John Roberts in the front center.

ANALYSIS

Can Trump tighten his grip on the Supreme Court? Voters will be the judge

Illustration of students in a classroom with a speech bubble and a megaphone.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

Why do Italians have the gift of the gab? It may begin at school

Comment

CAMILLA LONG I’ve never seen a judge so angry as in Prince Harry v the Mail

This was not just celebrity nonsense — we should all be livid

Illustration of a man covered in various political slogans and phrases.

Cartoon by Morten Morland

a man wearing glasses and a suit looks at the camera

ROBERT COLVILE There’s a business boom that no one seems to have noticed

a woman with gray hair is wearing a blue jacket and white shirt

KATHLEEN STOCK What we really, really want is an end to 90s ideas of girl power

a man in a suit and blue shirt looks at the camera

DOMINIC LAWSON We can’t afford the pension triple lock (and we all know it)

Jeremy Clarkson in a black leather jacket.

JEREMY CLARKSON I know what drives the youth to drugs: they can’t afford a pint

Money

Jeff Helme working on a thatched roof, replacing the straw.

What it’s like to be a thatcher: ‘Falling off is an occupational hazard’

Jeff Helme, 58, on why a new roof for one cottage takes a month — and costs £30,000

Illustration of a smiling woman with wavy hair in a black blazer and white shirt against a peach background with wavy lines and speech bubbles.

Antonia Medlicott Why I fear pension savers will have to invest in Britain or lose tax relief

President Trump ringing the opening bell for the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq in the Oval Office, surrounded by children and an adult woman.

Ian Cowie Trump’s Baby Bonds can create wealth to last a lifetime

Collage of a house, apartment buildings, and British pound coins, representing land tax.

DAN NEIDLE

Burnham’s land value tax is the right idea. Let me explain

Illustration of a red wheelbarrow filled with bundles of cash, with more money falling into it.

What to do with an unexpected windfall

Victoria Chamberlain-Ralphs sitting on a pile of plaid bags containing stock for Vinted.

‘Vinted chaos has cost me £80,000: What is going on?’

Illustration of a jar labeled "Pension" filled with coins and a large upward arrow on graph paper, indicating growth.

Raise benefits for those who can’t afford to retire, Rachel Reeves told

DAN NEIDLE

Burnham’s land value tax is the right idea. Let me explain

What to do with an unexpected windfall

‘Vinted chaos has cost me £80,000: What is going on?’

Raise benefits for those who can’t afford to retire, Rachel Reeves told

Antonia Medlicott Why I fear pension savers will have to invest in Britain or lose tax relief

Ian Cowie Trump’s Baby Bonds can create wealth to last a lifetime

Life & Style

The Yarde Down Polo Club Team (Jerry Tiernan, Steve Cotten, Ali Wallace, and Daryl Ford) with their horses.

NEW

Meet the world’s first pub polo team (they’re not poshos)

Despite the fact he is registered blind, the landlord Steve Cotten believes he and his regulars can take on the elite at their own game

INTERVIEW

DECCA AITKENHEAD

Chris Hoy: I’m only 20 per cent less fit than before cancer

Simon Pegg, dressed in a long plaid jacket, shirt, and tie, sitting in a black office chair against a coral background.

INTERVIEW

THE SUNDAY TIMES MAGAZINE

Simon Pegg: ‘Tom Cruise taught me how to chill out’

Natalie Imbruglia: ‘I was never in the cool gang’

INTERVIEW

STYLE MAGAZINE

Natalie Imbruglia: ‘I was never in the cool gang’

Pork chop with cucumber, peach, and fennel salad on a patterned plate.

RECIPE

Grilled pork chops with fennel, cucumber, peach and buttermilk

Collage of a woman wearing Le Specs sunglasses, a woman holding a Loeffler Randall Sol Blue Striped Crochet Beach Tote, and a woman in a Vanessa Sposi Ballconette One-Piece Swimsuit in Chocolate.

34 must-pack beach holiday buys, from £16

Fashion

Collage of a restaurant interior and a woman with curly hair and glasses.

REVIEW

LONG LUNCH

Chez Rose review: it’s a relaxed French bistro, so why am I stressed?

INTERVIEW

STYLE MAGAZINE

Natalie Imbruglia: ‘I was never in the cool gang’

RECIPE

Grilled pork chops with fennel, cucumber, peach and buttermilk

34 must-pack beach holiday buys, from £16

Fashion

REVIEW

LONG LUNCH

Chez Rose review: it’s a relaxed French bistro, so why am I stressed?

INTERVIEW

DECCA AITKENHEAD

Chris Hoy: I’m only 20 per cent less fit than before cancer

INTERVIEW

THE SUNDAY TIMES MAGAZINE

Simon Pegg: ‘Tom Cruise taught me how to chill out’

Business

Social media ban an ‘existential threat’ for education providers

App developers who are trying to improve young people’s lives are worried about being caught in the government’s restrictions on children under 16

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un smokes a cigarette while attending a flight exercise for Air and Anti-Air Force Unit 188, with military personnel and a jet in the background.

Investors sue British American Tobacco over North Korea

A speaker addresses a "Leaseholders Together" rally in Parliament Square, with attendees visible on a large screen and in the crowd.

Duke of Westminster privately lobbied Reeves not to cap ground rent

Christmas windows of Harvey Nichols department store illuminated at night.

Who can put Harvey Nichols back in fashion?

The front of a Nationwide Building Society branch with a Wimbledon-themed window display featuring strawberries and tennis balls.

Burnham urged to amend Building Societies Act

David Sleath, chief executive of Segro, seated at a wooden table in a restaurant.

INTERVIEW

I’m not going anywhere, says UK boss facing £12.6bn hostile takeover

Stella Li, Executive Vice President of BYD, speaks on stage.

BYD’s cheap cars are a hit. Now it wants to crack the luxury market

Who can put Harvey Nichols back in fashion?

Burnham urged to amend Building Societies Act

INTERVIEW

I’m not going anywhere, says UK boss facing £12.6bn hostile takeover

BYD’s cheap cars are a hit. Now it wants to crack the luxury market

Investors sue British American Tobacco over North Korea

Duke of Westminster privately lobbied Reeves not to cap ground rent

Sport

England's Morgan Rogers controls the ball during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Quarter Final match against Norway.

NEW

ANALYSIS

JONATHAN NORTHCROFT

England’s fraying lions in need of turbo boost … it’s time for Rogers

Forward can bring high voltage to England and such is his understanding with Kane and Bellingham, he could play alongside them

World Cup

57 minutes ago

NEW

COMMENT

MARTIN SAMUEL

Tuchel a bold manager and tough love a bold move. But it’s not without risk

World Cup

NEW

TOM KERSHAW

Sinner at unflappable best to triumph in throwback Wimbledon final

Wimbledon

NEW

COMMENT

MARTIN SAMUEL

Tuchel a bold manager and tough love a bold move. But it’s not without risk

World Cup

NEW

TOM KERSHAW

Sinner at unflappable best to triumph in throwback Wimbledon final

Wimbledon

Culture

Collage of a man and a teenager next to the cover of "The Catcher in the Rye" book by J.D. Salinger.

INTERVIEW

Growing up with my dad, the reclusive writer of Catcher in the Rye

JD Salinger’s classic novel about teenage alienation didn’t always make life easy for his son, Matt. He talks about who could play Holden Caulfield on the big screen

Books

Collage of Matt Damon, Zendaya, and Tom Holland dressed in ancient Greek-inspired attire.

CULTURE MAGAZINE

Is this the last epic? Matt Damon and the stars of The Odyssey on their ‘gamble’

Film

Illustration of three women with fair skin and blonde hair, one in a red dress with oversized breasts, one to her left topless with a skirt and heels, and one to her right in a yellow dress with her stomach exposed.

REVIEW

WALDEMAR JANUSZCZAK ON ART

Women hate this artist’s boob obsession — men aren’t so sure

Art

CULTURE MAGAZINE

Is this the last epic? Matt Damon and the stars of The Odyssey on their ‘gamble’

Film

REVIEW

WALDEMAR JANUSZCZAK ON ART

Women hate this artist’s boob obsession — men aren’t so sure

Art

Travel

Tikehau (Porutu-kai) in the Tuamotu Archipelago, French Polynesia, one of the world's best luxury holiday destinations

Holiday like the jet-set crowd at these luxe spots around the world

Island-hopping in French Polynesia or safari in Tanzania? Oliver Berry picks 22 trips to daydream about (and shares ways to make them more affordable too)