Far-right Gen Z Agitators Vying to Be Britain’s Charlie Kirk ↗
Front page leadThomas Moffitt and Montgomery Toms are conducting combative campus debates modeled on those of the assassinated US activist.
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Thomas Moffitt and Montgomery Toms are conducting combative campus debates modeled on those of the assassinated US activist.
M John Harrison's novel 'The End of Everything' has won the Booker Prize, with the novel speaking to the crises of our age.
Israel's president has asked Benjamin Netanyahu's rival to try to form a government, and if successful, corruption trials await.
Warnings of a union storm coming for employers ignore the 'class war from above' that has eroded workers' rights.
The judge called the disgraced comedian a 'sexual predator' who had told 'a series of lies' during his four-week trial.
A report questions how Palestine Action could become a terrorist organization.
Parliament's scanners were unable to detect smart glasses that posed a security risk.
An investigation into how therapy turned into betrayal for a patient who was abused by their therapist.
Five years after a terror attack in Mozambique left hundreds trapped, including Philip Mawer, his story may change the future of a major oil company.
The article argues that the world has outgrown the COP climate summits and suggests building something better.
While the UK may not be an AI superpower, it can teach the world how to use the technology smartly.
Donald Trump's humiliation should concern Nigel Farage, but the populist threat is not over.
Sunglasses, superyachts, and lawsuits are part of a toxic battle for control of the Ray-Ban empire.
Stock markets experienced a brutal day after the threat of AI regulation sparked a tech sell-off.
New data is being used to target help towards Britain's coldest homes.
An article discusses the toxic cost associated with counterfeit beauty products.