77 minutes ago Why British newspapers are still in demand: New owners circle The Telegraph and Observer

The disappearance of newspapers on the daily commute in Britain is one of the more obvious signs of the diminishing power of printed media.

Politics

1 hour ago Why I started the petition for another General Election: 'Fed up' pub landlord reveals what sparked viral campaign to get rid of Labour

Pub landlord Michael Westwood said he decided to launch the petition having seen Keir Starmer and his MPs go back on their manifesto promises.

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1 hour ago Teacher accused of giving children lessons in jihad says she only focused on freedom fighters in Chechnya, court hears

Dzhamilya Timaeva, 20, told the Old Bailey she believed Chechnyan men must fight a 'Jihad' against Russians to secure their independence.

Society

1 hour ago British man, 22, faces up to 47 years in a US prison after being accused of being part of a hacking group who carried out a £9m cryptocurrency scam

Tyler Buchanan, 22, is accused of being part of a hacking group that carried out a sophisticated scam which accessed the personal financial information of thousands of people.

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1 hour ago Elon Musk confirms that he’s limiting people’s ability to share outside news on X

The Tesla and SpaceX tycoon defended his policy on hyperlinks as a way to stop ‘lazy linking’, but without explaining what that meant

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2 hours ago Interactive map reveals how many people in YOUR area have signed the General Election petition

The petition, set up by Pub landlord Michael Westwood, has so far passed two million signatures as many are unhappy with the new Labour government.

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2 hours ago Can Keir Starmer REALLY get sicknote Britain back to work? Economic inactivity due to ill health has soared 7

Worklessness due to long-term sickness has risen seven-fold in parts of the country since Covid, according to startling figures laying bare the crisis Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to tackle.

Economics

2 hours ago The exact amount of booze you have to drink before your liver is 'irreversibly damaged'

Britain's 'wine o'clock' culture may be partly to blame for an alarming trend that has seen deaths from chronic liver disease rocket five-fold since the 1970s.

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2 hours ago Drake claims UMG and Spotify ‘artificially inflated’ Kendrick Lamar’s diss track Not Like Us

Feud escalates as rapper’s lawyers file petition alleging Universal Music Group and streaming giant conspired to make rival’s hit more successfulDrake has launched legal action against Universal Music Group and Spotify, alleging they conspired to artificially inflate interest in Kendrick Lamar’s diss track about him, Not Like Us, while suppressing his own music.In a petition filed to the New York supreme court on Monday, attorneys for Drake’s company Frozen Moments LLC accused UMG and the streaming service of having “launched a campaign to manipulate and saturate the streaming services and airwaves”, using various tactics to make Lamar’s song more popular. Continue reading...

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2 hours ago Storm Bert insurance claims explained after heavy wind, rain and snow devastates Britain

Hundreds of homes were left underwater after Storm Bert battered the UK over the weekend

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