14 h. ago Train worker who protected passengers during mass stabbing leaves hospital

Samir Zitouni has been credited with helping to save multiple lives.

Politics

14 h. ago Hero LNER worker Samir Zitouni who 'saved lives' in Huntingdon horror released from hospital

Samir Zitouni, 48, a member of LNER train staff, has been hailed a hero after helping to save multiple lives in the horrifying Huntingdon train stabbing attack on November 1

Economics

39 h. ago BORIS JOHNSON: This is the one thing Reeves can do that'll cost British taxpayers nothing, save lives, and make the world better and happier

There is only one way this vile war in Ukraine is going to end - and that is when Vladimir Putin finally realises that he is not going to win.

Economics

43 h. ago This is how much more your favourite drink will cost if Rachel Reeves hikes booze tax in Budget

Bad news for cash-strapped boozers as the prices of drinks is set to take a hike from February after Reeves' brutal Budget, with a bottle of whisky planned to increase by 50p

Economics

52 h. ago Mum of teen who died at 13 says Scot Gov should be "horrified" by suicide figures

Ruth Moss, 54, whose 13-year-old daughter Sophie died by suicide in 2014, hailed the Record's Save Young Lives campaign, which was launched last week in response to a mental health crisis among children

Events

63 h. ago Readers’ Letters: Don't expect SNP government to end tragedy of homeless dying on our streets

Action, not words, is the way to save homeless lives, says reader

Politics

65 h. ago Chancellor Rachel Reeves targets cost of living with Budget measures on energy and travel bills

The Chancellor is expected to outline measures to tackle the cost of living in her Budget by curbing energy, travel, and other household bills

Economics

2 d. ago SARAH VINE: The BBC has been infiltrated and Auntie is in HUGE trouble

If Donald Trump sues the BBC for $1billion, who's going to pay? Is it going to be the British taxpayer? I think it's hard times ahead for Auntie.

Events

4 d. ago Who is Robbie Gibb, the man at the heart of the BBC scandal with links to Boris Johnson?

BBC staffers and leading political figures are calling for Sir Robbie Gibb to step down from the BBC board. So, who is the Tory ‘agent’ at the centre of a tangled web of politics and media interests, asks Katie Rosseinsky

Politics

4 d. ago Billionaire Tory donor throws his support behind Nigel Farage and gifts £200,000 to Reform UK

Lord Bamford, who has given more than £9million to the Tories and even hosted Boris Johnson 's wedding, revealed his latest intentions over the weekend.

Economics

4 d. ago Voices: The UK used to proudly lead the world on international aid – now we don’t save lives that we should

The £150m cut to the UK’s contribution to the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria is a mistake, writes MP Fleur Anderson. But the upcoming Budget is a chance to change course

Society

5 d. ago Vaim by Jon Fosse review – the Nobel laureate performs a strange miracle

In the Norwegian master’s latest example of ‘mystical realism’, one man makes a dreamlike, hypnotic voyage through life“I have always known that writing can save lives,” said the Norwegian author Jon Fosse in his speech accepting the 2023 Nobel prize in literature. “And if my writing also can help to save the lives of others, nothing would make me happier.” Rare is the novelist who talks in such language these days: fiction tends to know its modest place. Fosse, who is also a poet and an essayist, and one of the most widely performed playwrights in the world, follows his own path. A case in point: Septology (2019-2021), published across three volumes, running to more than 800 pages, containing a single sentence. Forget formalism, though; his fictions, often set in fjordic Norway, are disintegration loops, quiet and incantatory, emotionally overwhelming.At fewer than 120 pages, Vaim, his first new work since winning the Nobel, is a wisp of a thing. Divided into three sections, each n...

Politics

5 d. ago BBC board member with Tory links ‘led charge’ in systemic bias claims, say insiders

Sources say Robbie Gibb amplified criticisms of Trump, Gaza and trans rights coverage, and had ‘a lot of oxygen in the room’‘Make no mistake – this was a coup’: the extraordinary downfall of the BBC’s top bossesA BBC board member with links to the Conservative party “led the charge” in pressuring the corporation’s leadership over claims of systemic bias in coverage of Donald Trump, Gaza and transgender rights, the Guardian has been told.Sources said Robbie Gibb, Theresa May’s former communications chief who was appointed to the BBC’s board during Boris Johnson’s time as prime minister, amplified the criticisms in key board meetings that preceded the shock resignation of the director general, Tim Davie, and the head of BBC News, Deborah Turness. Continue reading...

Politics

5 d. ago Virgil van Dijk pinpoints how Liverpool can save their season

Liverpool slipped to eighth in the Premier League table after a humbling defeat to Man City but Van Dijk knows what needs to be done to right the ship

Politics

6 d. ago Presenter Colin Brazier berates Nick Robinson over Boris Johnson blast

The BBC was this week plunged into a fresh crisis after an internal dossier exposed a string of incidents that demonstrate serious apparent bias in its reporting.

Politics

6 d. ago Would YOU try an offal Bolognese? Scientists are calling on Brits to eat more heart, liver, and kidney to save the planet

Sadly, offal is typically underused and overlooked compared to the muscle tissue and fat, which makes up the majority of what meat-eaters consume.

Science

7 d. ago BBC bias row: Nick Robinson and Boris Johnson clash as corporation to apologise over Trump speech edit

BBC Radio 4 Today presenter Nick Robinson: ‘There is a political campaign by people who want to destroy the organisation that you are currently listening to’

Politics

7 d. ago BBC expected to apologise over Panorama edit of Trump speech

The programme spliced clips together from sections of the US president’s speech on January 6 2021.

Politics

7 d. ago Caught up in a violent attack, would you be a hero – or would you run? Both can be valuable | Emma Kavanagh

Last weekend’s Cambridgeshire train attack brought up a question that we often ask ourselves. But the answer isn’t simple Emma Kavanagh is a psychologist who has worked for the police and the militaryThe devastating attack on train passengers in Cambridgeshire last weekend was shocking. There has been talk of heroes who risked their lives to help others, and of those who hid to save their lives. If you are anything like me, you will be asking yourself: what if that were me? How would I cope? And just who would I turn out to be when the worst happens?Some of us imagine that we would vault to the rescue, fighting off attackers. Others, perhaps the more realistic among us, anticipate flight, extricating ourselves from the situation as quickly and efficiently as possible. Most of us would like to think that we would stay our urge to run, lingering long enough to offer aid to those in need.Emma Kavanagh is a psychologist who worked for many years for the police and military. Her books in...

Events

8 d. ago Record's Save Young Lives campaign to halt tide of young suicides already makes impact

Record View says tackling young suicides is not just an issue for the government - readers can play a part in keeping our young people safe.

Events