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Sir Keir Starmer brings the tidings that his predecessor’s ‘days of influencing party policy are well and truly over.’

Photographer: Shreya Roy Summary Authors: Shreya Roy: Jim Foster Featured above is the conjunction of the waxing crescent Moon and Saturn as observed from Kolkata, India the night of January 14, 2024. During their closest approach, they were but 2...

The leaders of Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Hess are duking it out over a generational oil discovery in Guyana.

Lensed by fashion photographer Zoey Grossman, the campaign will be released globally on Tuesday and follows the unveiling of the Aeterna high jewelry collection in Rome last week.

Kicking off June 17, “Swarovski Masters of Light from Vienna to Milan” will display a selection of more than 50 crystal-embellished designs from the likes of Gucci, Versace and Giorgio Armani.

A conversation with Emily Oster about raising children, and data

Trump’s trials and tribulations are self-inflicted.

Ben Verlander brings you his updated MLB Power Rankings as the New York Yankees & Philadelphia Phillies continue to hold the top two spots while the Los Angeles Dodgers and Atlanta Braves fall.

Wet conditions in Papua New Guinea are constraining efforts to recover bodies from the rubble.

West Indies swept the T20I series against South Africa with a dominant eight-wicket victory at Sabina Park. Chasing 164, they finished with 6.1 overs to spare. Brandon King and Johnson Charles set the tone with a 92-run partnership, Charles scoring 69 off 26. Kyle Mayers ensured victory, boosting confidence for the upcoming T20 World Cup.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Chinese Premier Li Qiang called on Monday for greater cooperation between the Asian neighbours as they held a three-way summit for the first time in more than four years.

Connections is the new puzzle game from the New York Times, and it can be quite difficult. If you need a hand with solving today's puzzle, we're here to help.

Edi Rama dashes hopes of other rightwing governments in Europe of outsourcing asylum to Balkan nation

With long days in the saddle and nights under canvas, a new trek offers deep immersion in a landscape few visitors ever see

These translucent fruit are the taste of British summertime, but their moment in the sun is fleeting. Catch them while you can in these creative takes on the menu at London’s top restaurants

Solving the issue needs to be a bipartisan effort

The ECB and BoE should not wait too long before easing their policy stance

The biggest publishers have increased their share of the more prestigious end of the market

Manufacturers are betting on ‘flex-fuel hybrid’ as South American nation charts alternative path to decarbonisation

This week’s move to ‘T+1’ reduces settlement risk, but causes headaches for overseas investors

As rewilding opens up new habitats, the debate over whether to coexist with the animals or control their numbers is growing

Paying for overnight childcare for employees could increase pressure on new parents to return to their job