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‘It’s not fair’: Andrew’s shocked neighbours on his Range Rover arrest

A convoy of two dark SUVs leaves Wood Farm with two men in the front Range Rover.

Why misconduct in public office is notoriously difficult to pin down

Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew attend Royal Ascot.

Collage of Prince Andrew's portrait over images of him with women, emails, and handwritten notes.

How Andrew’s association with Epstein caught up with him

Andrew’s arrest is the worst constitutional crisis in a century

ANALYSIS

‘It’s not fair’: Andrew’s shocked neighbours on his Range Rover arrest

Why misconduct in public office is notoriously difficult to pin down

How Andrew’s association with Epstein caught up with him

Andrew’s (very) long fall from grace

IN DEPTH

HILARY ROSE

COMMENT

ROBERT CRAMPTON

Andrew is a gift to republicans. Now someone is clearing house

UK blocking Trump from using RAF bases for strikes on Iran

The disagreement over the use of British sites is behind the US president’s withdrawal of support for the Chagos Islands deal, The Times understands

Collage of political figures and an aerial map of Diego Garcia.

Why is the island of Diego Garcia important?

The base is central to the ‘special relationship’ but US plans for a possible strike against Iran are causing problems

Alzheimer’s researchers find ‘clock’ for onset of symptoms

Levels of a specific protein indicate rates of cognitive decline, raising the prospect of a blood test to help patients plan for life after diagnosis

Britain's Keely Hodgkinson celebrating breaking the world record in the 800m women's final at the Athletics meeting "Hauts-de-France Pas-de-Calais."

Queen Keely: Hodgkinson smashes indoor 800m world record

Briton takes almost a second off record held by Slovenia’s Jolanda Ceplak, set the day she was born almost 24 years ago, in Lievin, France

Athletics

Ski mountaineers in colorful outfits, including one who has fallen, ascending a snowy slope during the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.

OWEN SLOT

Oxygen depletion, airbags and no chairlifts in sight: welcome to ‘skimo’

As ski mountaineering makes its Olympic debut, Owen Slot finds it to be a most excellent kind of nuts as he watches the drama unfold amid a snowstorm

British men one win from curling gold after coming back from brink

Britain's Grant Hardie and Bruce Mouat celebrating after winning a curling match.

Bruce Mouat’s team only just scraped into semi-final but will now play for gold, and Team GB’s fourth medal, after comeback win over Switzerland

Oxygen depletion, airbags and no chairlifts in sight: welcome to ‘skimo’

OWEN SLOT

As ski mountaineering makes its Olympic debut, Owen Slot finds it to be a most excellent kind of nuts as he watches the drama unfold amid a snowstorm

British men one win from curling gold after coming back from brink

Bruce Mouat’s team only just scraped into semi-final but will now play for gold, and Team GB’s fourth medal, after comeback win over Switzerland

NEW

Why the Gorton & Denton by-election may be dirtiest campaign yet

The actor, best known for his role as Dr Mark ‘McSteamy’ Sloan on the popular medical drama, was diagnosed with ALS last year

28 minutes ago

Green candidate Hannah Spencer sits among boxes and Royal Mail crates.

Brendan Cox, husband of murdered MP Jo Cox, at a cabinet meeting in London.

Ministers talked policy with Jo Cox widower despite sexual misconduct

Two police officers walk on a paved road leading to the gates of Royal Lodge, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former home.

Cabinet Office may hand over documents relating to Andrew

Kerri-Anne Donaldson, a dancer and semi-finalist on Britain's Got Talent, wearing a black hoodie and a tan coat.

Britain’s Got Talent dancer killed herself after child sex offence arrest

NEW

Why the Gorton & Denton by-election may be dirtiest campaign yet

The actor, best known for his role as Dr Mark ‘McSteamy’ Sloan on the popular medical drama, was diagnosed with ALS last year

28 minutes ago

Ministers talked policy with Jo Cox widower despite sexual misconduct

Meredith Grey and Mark Sloan from Grey's Anatomy in hospital scrubs and lab coats.

NEW

28 minutes ago

NEW

Why the Gorton & Denton by-election may be dirtiest campaign yet

28 minutes ago

Ministers talked policy with Jo Cox widower despite sexual misconduct

Cabinet Office may hand over documents relating to Andrew

Officials are expected to search government records following the former prince’s arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office

Britain’s Got Talent dancer killed herself after child sex offence arrest

Kerri-Anne Donaldson was released from hospital despite a nurse having assessed that she was at ‘high and imminent risk of suicide’

NEW

Why the Gorton & Denton by-election may be dirtiest campaign yet

28 minutes ago

Ministers talked policy with Jo Cox widower despite sexual misconduct

Cabinet Office may hand over documents relating to Andrew

Britain’s Got Talent dancer killed herself after child sex offence arrest

Kerstin Gurtner and Thomas Plamberger in a selfie on a mountain summit.

Climber guilty of manslaughter after leaving girlfriend to die

Thomas Plamberger sentenced to five months in prison by mountaineering judge who questioned his claim that Kerstin Gurtner told him to save himself

‘Cyborg’ pancreas implants could help fight type 1 diabetes

Scientists have developed clusters of insulin-producing islet cells interlaced with electronics to help release insulin

‘Cyborg’ pancreas implants could help fight type 1 diabetes

Scientists have developed clusters of insulin-producing islet cells interlaced with electronics to help release insulin

Cancelled operations loom as NHS fails to solve bone cement shortage

Heraeus Medical, the main supplier for knee and hip operations, faces a two-month disruption to production

Cancelled operations loom as NHS fails to solve bone cement shortage

Emma King and Julian Thirsk, standing outdoors with a bouquet of flowers.

Couple sue developer for £1m over badly fitted lavatory

Pair locked in legal row with Berkeley Homes, claiming there are defects in their luxury flat on the banks of a London nature reserve

Couple sue developer for £1m over badly fitted lavatory

Pair locked in legal row with Berkeley Homes, claiming there are defects in their luxury flat on the banks of a London nature reserve

King Charles III opens London Fashion Week

Tolu Coker’s carnival kicks off London Fashion Week

Follow along for the key shows of fashion week

Fashion

Tolu Coker’s carnival kicks off London Fashion Week

Follow along for the key shows of fashion week

Fashion

NEW

Trump orders release of government files on aliens and UFOs

It comes days after the former president Barack Obama said that ‘aliens are real’. Trump criticised the comments hours before announcing his own plans

38 minutes ago

Joseph Molloy, head of index and systematic equity portfolio management at HSBC Global Asset Management, speaking in a video.

Wealthy fare dodgers should be publicly shamed, say industry insiders

Collage of a smiling man, a large hotel building, a dish of fish, and a cocktail.

Chef to super-rich: ‘idiotic’ taxes have forced half my customers to flee

London

Jimmy, Esme, Phoe, and Cooper Bradley standing in Cardinham woods, Cornwall, with a colorful umbrella and their dog.

‘Leave the house, get drenched’: welcome to the wettest place in Britain

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer attending a Q&A at a railway depot.

THE TIMES DIARY

Starmer’s down with the TikTok kids

NEW

Trump orders release of government files on aliens and UFOs

It comes days after the former president Barack Obama said that ‘aliens are real’. Trump criticised the comments hours before announcing his own plans

38 minutes ago

Wealthy fare dodgers should be publicly shamed, say industry insiders

Chef to super-rich: ‘idiotic’ taxes have forced half my customers to flee

London

‘Leave the house, get drenched’: welcome to the wettest place in Britain

THE TIMES DIARY

Starmer’s down with the TikTok kids

Grayscale thermal image displaying a UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) highlighted by a red circle with surrounding data text.

NEW

Trump orders release of government files on aliens and UFOs

38 minutes ago

Wealthy fare dodgers should be publicly shamed, say industry insiders

Chef to super-rich: ‘idiotic’ taxes have forced half my customers to flee

London

‘Leave the house, get drenched’: welcome to the wettest place in Britain

THE TIMES DIARY

Starmer’s down with the TikTok kids

Skittles, a white and brown therapy dog, leaps from the shoulders of owner Maggie McNamara.

Skittles the therapy dog — and other news in pictures

Times picture editors select photos from Britain and around the world — which is your favourite?

Editor's picks

A young woman and an older woman posed against a pink background.

The big fat jab divide: why middle-class women are buying them

New research has shown that is the key demographic driving weight-loss prescriptions, particularly aged 30-50

Health & Fitness

Elle Fanning, Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, Joachim Trier, Renate Reinsve and Stellan Skarsgård pose with the Grand Prix Award for "Sentimental Value" at the 78th annual Cannes Film Festival.

INTERVIEW

How Joachim Trier became every Gen Z woman’s favourite director

Film

Matt Von Trap, a magician, performing a street show with rings for an audience at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland.

RICHARD MORRISON

Would you pay £100 extra for your hotel stay to save the arts?

Theatre & Dance

INTERVIEW

How Joachim Trier became every Gen Z woman’s favourite director

Film

RICHARD MORRISON

Would you pay £100 extra for your hotel stay to save the arts?

Theatre & Dance

World

Illustration of Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump, and missiles over the Israeli and Iranian flags.

ANALYSIS

The view from Israel on Iran: ‘If America asks, we will answer’

Binyamin Netanyahu’s forces have learnt lessons from the 12-day war in June and are preparing as Trump builds up his arsenal in the region

US President Donald Trump addressing the nation alongside JD Vance, Marco Rubio, and Pete Hegseth at the White House.

IN DEPTH

Will the US go to war with Iran?

‘You’re not evil’: Trump unveils Board of Peace’s billions

Comment

a man in a suit with his arms crossed looks at the camera

PATRICK MAGUIRE Reeves v Jenrick is the real economic battleground

This could be the year the public finally start to feel better off: if not, Reform UK’s alternative plan will seem more attractive

Illustration of police officers arriving at a party for a man in a pink robe, with speech bubbles showing reactions to "Misconduct in Public Office" and a police officer saying, "FOR THE LAST TIME, WE ARE NOT THE STRIPPERS!"

Cartoon by Morten Morland

GERARD BAKER Are these the new faces to lead the Democrats?

JAMES KIRKUP Shift to Stem subjects means kids could be all right

a man with a beard wearing a suit and tie

MARTIN SAMUEL | NOTEBOOK Why purple veg from the blue zone is red hot right now

TINA STOWELL New law for shop staff leave others feeling unprotected

Money

View of the Marina district, Dalt Vila, and the Cathedral of the Virgin of the Snows in Ibiza, Spain.

Balearic Islands could ban British expats from buying homes

A new bill hopes to combat overtourism and falling living standards for locals by preventing non-residents from snapping up property

Black and white portrait of Tom McPhail with a pale pink and green abstract background.

Tom McPhail I’m not scaremongering. A means-tested state pension is inevitable

Johanna Noble There’s an easy fix for inheritance tax (but you may not like it)

Collage of a kitchen design and new construction with three people looking at blueprints.

Thinking of buying a new-build home? Beware the hidden costs and traps

British Gas resumes door-to-door sales 17 years after crackdown

Illustration of a hand knocking on a door, representing door-to-door sales.

Illustration of an American flag with money flying out of it.

The British see debt as a burden. The Americans are empowered by it

Illustration of a woman with Pound symbols forming a brain-like shape above her head.

SMARTER WITH MONEY

What everyone in their twenties needs to know about money

Thinking of buying a new-build home? Beware the hidden costs and traps

British Gas resumes door-to-door sales 17 years after crackdown

The British see debt as a burden. The Americans are empowered by it

SMARTER WITH MONEY

What everyone in their twenties needs to know about money

Tom McPhail I’m not scaremongering. A means-tested state pension is inevitable

Johanna Noble There’s an easy fix for inheritance tax (but you may not like it)

Life & Style

Collage of a man in a suit at a computer with trading charts and a woman in a plaid blazer and red lace top.

FIRST PERSON

Dream job? No, I’m 25 and in the ‘lost generation’

The young are finding it hardest in the job market. A degree is no guarantee of employment, say three graduates

Wayne Lineker posing next to a painting of a car.

INTERVIEW

Wayne Lineker: ‘I worked out I had 52,000 drinks in 13 years’

Esme Hewitt posing in front of a red Metrowine bus at King's Cross.

‘I cried myself to sleep’: what it’s really like to rent in London

Wayne Lineker: ‘I worked out I had 52,000 drinks in 13 years’

INTERVIEW

‘I cried myself to sleep’: what it’s really like to rent in London