6 h. ago The six best places to stay in Wales according to The Sunday Times

The hotels, pubs and B&Bs have something really special to offer

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27 h. ago Cameron tells Starmer ‘progress possible’ on dementia after loss of his mother

The former prime minister said that there is ‘still a mountain to climb’, as he recalled the full destructive force of the illness.

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33 h. ago Kristina Rihanoff looks downcast as she's seen for the first time since splitting from Ben Cohen

Kristina Rihanoff looked downcast as she emerged for the first time in public on Sunday after splitting from Ben Cohen.

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3 d. ago Ruben Amorim fears he ‘will not have same time’ as Arteta to improve United

United manager talking about Arteta’s early Arsenal yearsAmorim: ‘We just need to survive on Sunday’Ruben Amorim views Mikel Arteta’s rebuild of Arsenal as an inspiration but does not believe he will be granted the same time to reverse Manchester United’s fortunes.United host Arsenal on Sunday having won once in their past four Premier League games. They are 14th on 33 points, while Arteta’s side are second on 54 and all but into the Champions League quarter-finals after a 7-1 first-leg win at PSV Eindhoven. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago 11 of the 'coolest' areas to live includes 'party island' and 'yummy mummy hotspot'

The Sunday Times have compiled a list of 11 of the 'coolest' postcodes to live in

Society

6 d. ago Taylor Wimpey to host First Time Buyer event in Bathgate this Sunday

With an Independent Mortgage Specialist available to provide free mortgage advice, it’s an ideal time for first-time buyers to explore how easy getting on the property ladder is.

Politics

7 d. ago The left keeps getting identity politics wrong – and the right is benefiting from that | Ash Sarkar

Instead of liberation, we’ve ended up with competitive grievance, weaponised victimhood, and a focus on ‘I’ not ‘us’There are many things to be grateful to the musician Sam Fender for: reviving socially conscious songwriting, highlighting the brutality of austerity and calling for a ceasefire in Gaza before it was politically convenient. But, selfishly, the most important thing he’s done is take my spot of being yelled at on the internet. In a recent interview with the Sunday Times, Fender took aim at the prominence of identity politics compared to class.“We are very good at talking about privileges – white, male or straight privilege. We rarely talk about class, though,” he said. “And that’s a lot of the reason that all the young lads are seduced by demagogues and psychos like Andrew Tate People preach to some kid in a pit town in Durham who’s got f*** all and tell him he’s privileged? Then Tate tells him he’s worth something? It’s seductive.”Ash Sarkar is the author of Minority Ru...

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1 week ago The 10 best primary schools in Scotland, based on the 2025 Sunday Times league table

The list of Scotland’s top primary schools is dominated by Catholic primaries and schools in west central Scotland

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1 week ago Arne Slot claims Liverpool players have silenced doubters with ‘mental strength’

Manager delighted after ‘people started to question us’Praises on-field reaction in 2-0 victory over NewcastleArne Slot claimed Liverpool silenced the doubters with victory over Newcastle, with an increased lead of 13 points at the top of the Premier League validating his decision to rest senior players in the FA Cup exit at Plymouth.Liverpool stretched their lead over Arsenal with a convincing defeat of Eddie Howe’s side, whom they face in the Carabao Cup final in 18 days’ time, to build on Sunday’s impressive win at Manchester City. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Eva Longoria wore a $39 dress to the Cannes Film Festival, can you guess which one it is?

In an interview with The Sunday Times newspaper, Eva was asked if there are any past outfits she regrets and she replied: 'So many! The first time I went to the Cannes Film Festival sticks out.

Culture

2 w. ago 2,000 year old book about Roman emperors enters bestseller charts

The Lives of the Caesars, translated from Latin by The Rest Is History podcast co-host Tom Holland, details everything from ancient policy failures to sex scandalsA gossipy account of the lives of Roman emperors has entered the bestseller charts – 2,000 years after it was written. Sex scandals and foreign policy failures don’t only beleaguer the modern politician, it turns out: in the early second century, the scholar Suetonius chronicled the dramas of the first set of Roman emperors, and now, their indiscretions and eccentricities have been dug up in a new translation which is proving popular in bookshops.The Lives of the Caesars, translated from Latin by The Rest Is History podcast co-host Tom Holland, made the Sunday Times hardback nonfiction chart this week. Publisher Penguin Classics said that the book is the first of their hardback nonfiction classics to appear on the list. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago The UK beach that's 'like Ibiza' in summer with party bars and pretty sunsets

It was previously named beach of the year by the Sunday Times and has been likened to Ibiza thanks to its sandy shores, seafront bars and epic sunsets

Society

2 w. ago UK ministers head to India in search of trade deal they hope will boost economy

Business secretary says negotiations – now in their 15th round – are a ‘top priority’ for Labour governmentMinisters are relaunching negotiations with India this week in an attempt to clinch a multibillion-pound free trade agreement that they hope will boost the UK’s flatlining economy.Jonathan Reynolds, the business and trade secretary, flew to Delhi on Sunday to meet his Indian counterpart, Piyush Goyal, for the first time since Labour won the election. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Met Police hired more than 1,000 officers without checking references

Sources have told the Sunday Times that the Met Police did not properly check references and many were never chased up once a recruit joined the force

Events

2 w. ago Wales finally show spark in new era but Ireland stay on track for Six Nations grand slam

Wales 18-27 Ireland: Wales ultimately fell to a 15th successive Test match defeat but started the post-Warren Gatland era with plenty of positives

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2 w. ago Jeremy Clarkson's pub has 'strict time limit' and three things that 'can't be ordered'

The Farmer's Dog, near Burford, has a 'proper Sunday roast' but there was a strict time limit and items that couldn't be ordered

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2 w. ago Liverpool must conquer profligacy if they are to lay down a title marker

Arne Slot’s side have spurned chances and need to restore scoring touch in time for Manchester City on Sunday The path to Munich suddenly looks more complicated for Liverpool, with Paris Saint-Germain and potentially Real Madrid standing in the way of a Champions League final appearance. Scant reward for finishing top of the 36-team group stage. Sunday is an opportunity to make the road to a record-equalling 20th league title run smooth in comparison, as perhaps it already should be.Liverpool encounters with Manchester City have been often decisive in Premier League title races and the latest could be no different, although only where Arne Slot’s team are concerned. There is an end-of-an-era feel to Pep Guardiola’s side, wounded by an early exit from the Champions League on Wednesday and desperate to react against adversaries intent on taking their Premier League crown. Deepening City’s malaise, however, would be secondary to rediscovering title-winning form for Slot and deflating A...

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2 w. ago AD FEATURE: Stay connected this half term and beyond with full fibre broadband from Ogi

With smart WiFi-boosting eero technology, Ogi wants to help you stay connected

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2 w. ago Many who came to Germany as migrants will vote for the first time Sunday. Here's what they hope for

More than half a million newly naturalized citizens will be able to vote in Germany’s national election for the first time this weekend

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2 w. ago Welsh town is one of 11 coolest postcodes in UK to move to in 2025

It's the only Welsh entry in a list of 11 by The Sunday Times and boasts independent businesses, a beach coastal walks and more, but do you agree?

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