19 h. ago The Gold Season 2 on BBC One review: still a criminally good time

Despite being based purely off speculation, this tale of ill-gotten gains still fascinates

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37 h. ago How the insufferable waiting game ruined the way we watch TV

From ‘Wednesday’ to ‘Stranger Things’, there’s an increasingly interminable hold-up between seasons of modern TV. Louis Chilton is getting impatient

Politics

3 d. ago London's housing crisis 'should be priority in Spending Review'

London's housing crisis 'should be priority in Spending Review'  BBC

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5 d. ago What It Feels Like For A Girl on BBC Three review: fearless and compelling TV

Ellis Howard shines in this adaptation of Paris Lee’s memoir of sex work, drugs and crime at the turn of the millennium

Politics

1 week ago Fewer criminals serving jail time will ‘generate a lot of work for police’

Sir Mark Rowley said a proportion of offenders who would have been in jail will commit further offences because ‘probation can’t do a perfect job’.

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1 week ago Readers Letters: Time Scottish Government got tough on young criminals

The Scottish Government is too soft on knife crime, says reader

Politics

1 week ago Customers conned into sharing passcodes as online fraud cases surge in UK

Criminals are using social engineering to trick people into divulging one-time passcodes

Economics

1 week ago Match of the Day review: There was no sign of Gary Lineker's off

HARRY BAMFORTH: Many wondered what tone Gary Lineker would strike in his last-ever Match of the Day, given the circumstances of his departure.

Politics

1 week ago Death Valley starring Timothy Spall is less cosy crime, more comatose crime

Spall’s latest vehicle, about a TV detective who becomes a real-life sleuth, goes down easy but ultimately fails to make a mark

Events

2 w. ago Labour could refuse to keep killers, burglars and rapists behind bars. They'll be free to violate your home

The first duty of any government is to protect its people. But how can that be when the criminals that deserve jail-time, instead remain free among the very people whose security they threaten?

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2 w. ago Man City make major new season ticket announcement after fan protests

Manchester City fans have protested the club's season ticket policy in recent weeks, with the club now confirming more of the controversial Flexi-Gold tickets will be made available for the 2025/26 season.

Sport

2 w. ago Fewer criminals to serve jail time under proposals to end prison overcrowding

Five key proposals put forward by the independent sentencing review are expected to cut the prison population by around 9,800.

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2 w. ago Online criminals attacking HSBC ‘all the time’, says head of UK arm

Ian Stuart tells MPs that cybersecurity is biggest expense as bank systems face scrutiny after M&S and Co-op attacksThe boss of HSBC’s UK arm has said the bank is “being attacked all the time” by online criminals, with cybersecurity now its biggest expense, costing the lender hundreds of millions of pounds.Ian Stuart sought to reassure MPs that cybersecurity was “very much at the top of our agenda”, amid growing concerns that other large businesses could fall victim to the kind of attacks that have caused chaos at retailers such as Marks & Spencer and the Co-op. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Arsenal transfer news: Mikel Arteta challenges board with plea as 'four or five' to leave

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has called out the Gunners board ahead of the summer transfer window as he looks to swap his third silver medal for gold next season

Sport

2 w. ago Lockerbie drama The Bombing of Pan Am 103 is elegant and sensitive – but it feels unnecessary

The new show, which focuses on the joint investigation between the Scottish and the Americans, comes hot on the heels of Sky’s Colin Firth-led drama about the 1988 disaster

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3 w. ago The Bombing of Pan Am 103 on BBC One review: a powerful warning from the past

The story of the police investigation into the Lockerbie bombings is compelling, if distressing, viewing

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