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"17.10.2017 17:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Former Pussycat Dolls Kaya Jones says girl group was used as a prostitution ring A former member of the Pussycat Dolls has alleged that the pop group was used as a "prostitution ring" and that members were told who to have sex with. Kaya Jones, 33, who left the girl band... Kaya Jones, 33, who left the girl band shortly before it released its first hit album, alleged that she had been exploited.
"17.10.2017 16:13:54" www.thetimes.co.uk The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have announced the royal baby's due date The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's third child is due in April, Kensington Palace announced today. The news came as it emerged that the couple's trip to Norway and Sweden has been postponed until... The royal baby will be here soon
"17.10.2017 15:15:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Tributes to Lidia Dragescu, student who fell to her death at St Paul's Cathedral Lidia Dragescu, 23, from Romford in Essex, has been named as the young woman who died last Wednesday after falling from the Whispering Gallery in the cathedral, a place that she visited regularly to find peace. An aspiring brain surgeon who fell 30 metres to her death in St Paul's Cathedral was holding a note to her mother when she died.
"17.10.2017 14:15:59"  Stephen Wiltshire can draw landscapes... from memory  Meet the autistic artist who can draw finely detailed landscapes... from memory.
"17.10.2017 13:07:38" www.thetimes.co.uk Police officers under fire over dodgems photos A police chief was forced to defend his officers' commitment after pictures of them riding on dodgems while on duty at a fun fair emerged online. Uniformed officers from Humberside police were... Police Deputy chief constable Andy McDyer said his officers deserved a break after working long shifts.
"17.10.2017 11:58:18"  Artists are raising money for Grenfell victims  Britain's most famous contemporary artists have donated their work to help raise money for Grenfell Tower victims.
"17.10.2017 10:51:10"  Meet Sebastian Kurz, leader of the Austrian People's Party  At 31, Sebastian Kurz is on track to become the world's youngest leader
"17.10.2017 09:54:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Could pole dancing become an Olympic sport? One has its origins in Ancient Greece when long spears were used for vaulting the walls of besieged cities, the other traces its roots to the strip club boom of the 1980s. Yet within a decade it... “People don't wear high heels or wiggle their hips against the pole. It has developed hugely and taken influences from Chinese pole, from circus, from gymnastics.”
"17.10.2017 08:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The Spanish high court has detained two Catalan separatist leaders for sedition Prosecutors said that Jordi Sànchez, head of the Catalan national assembly, and Jordi Cuixart, head of the Omnium Cultural association, played key roles in organising a huge demonstration after police arrested 14 members of the Catalan government on There were protests in Barcelona last night after Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sanchez were detained
"17.10.2017 07:21:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Dolphins and whales are even cleverer than we thought Towards the end of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series, the dolphins abandon Earth for another dimension with the farewell message: "So long, and thanks for all the fish." While the... They appear to have followed an evolutionary course that is remarkably similar to humans'
"17.10.2017 06:42:03" www.thetimes.co.uk Weight Watchers classes has helped prevent diabetes in obese patients A third of obese patients sent to Weight Watchers by a GP in an attempt to prevent diabetes saw their blood sugar levels return to normal, in some of the first evidence from the NHS that such... Just 3% of patients developed the condition in the year after being referred to cooking and exercise programmes by Weight Watchers UK
"17.10.2017 05:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk The EU is 'dragging its feet to squeeze bigger payment out of Britain' European leaders are deliberately stalling on a deal that would protect the rights of EU and British citizens after Brexit to wring further financial concessions from Theresa May, government... Senior figures close to negotiations said that an agreement to safeguard the rights of three million EU citizens living in the UK was “almost done”.
"17.10.2017 04:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk New peers given 15-year limit to cut House of Lords to size New peerages will have a 15-year time limit under a plan to shrink the House of Lords, The Times has learnt. The Lords has almost 800 members, making it the second largest legislative chamber in... The Lords has almost 800 members, making it the second largest legislative chamber in the world. One peer joined in 1949.
"17.10.2017 03:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Online dating is leading to more mixed marriages The rise of online dating is likely to have far-reaching social implications, with many more people having spouses from different backgrounds and races, academics have predicted. About 2.3 million... The proportion of inter-racial marriages in the US has risen from 9 to 17 per cent after the emergence of internet dating in the past two decades.
"17.10.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Russian trolls were told to smear Hillary Clinton Russian employees at a so-called troll factory were ordered to smear Hillary Clinton in the run-up to the US election campaign, one member of the group has admitted. Their task was to turn... Staff at a Russian "troll factory" were told to turn Americans against their government, a member of the group has admitted.
"16.10.2017 21:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Sean Hughes set the pace for contemporary stand-up comedy at a tender age Sean Hughes set the pace for contemporary stand-up comedy at a tender age. Born in north London and raised in Ireland, he was only 24 when he won the Perrier award for comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe. The award-winning Irish stand-up comedian, has died at the age of 51
"16.10.2017 20:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The Catalan leader has not responded to an ultimatum on declaring independence The Catalan leader will not meet the Spanish government's deadline to inform Madrid whether he has declared independence or not, paving the way for direct rule of the region. Carles Puigdemont will... Mariano Rajoy, the Spanish prime minister, is frustrated
"16.10.2017 19:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk At least 30 people have been killed in northern Portugal and Spain in wildfires started by arsonists At least 30 people have been killed in northern Portugal and Spain in wildfires started by arsonists that have forced hundreds to flee their homes. The Portuguese Civil Protection Agency said that... It is the second catastrophic fire to strike Portugal in less than a year
"16.10.2017 18:10:00"  Hillary Clinton said yesterday that the Kremlin was using the ...  Hillary Clinton said yesterday that the Kremlin was using the internet to foment trouble
"16.10.2017 17:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Hook-ups, slutwalks, ubiquitous porn — the pendulum of permissiveness has swung too far Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. In the case of Matthew and Carly Lunn, the bride misinterpreted the final requirement. The couple, who married in Rhodes, hit the... Nothing is liberating about cheapened sex, writes Clare Foges
"16.10.2017 16:14:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Three people were killed as Storm Ophelia battered Ireland's southern coast Three people were killed as Storm Ophelia battered Ireland's southern coast on its destructive path toward mainland Britain. The former hurricane pulled warm air, smoke and dust up from southern... Winds as strong as 110mph hit Ireland
"16.10.2017 15:38:01" www.thetimes.co.uk The avocado will be well and truly crushed by this new food trend The avocado will be well and truly crushed. Nigella Lawson, who can transform sales of an ingredient with a single social media post, has endorsed a new food trend: a sweet, pungent, east Asian... Nigella Lawson has endorsed the plant which is popular in America
"16.10.2017 13:30:02" www.thetimes.co.uk My anorexic sister was pursued by model scouts At V Festival this year my little sister, Molly, was scouted by model agencies twice in 45 minutes. Molly is 16 years old and has spent 11 months of the past year in hospitals and inpatient units... Harriet Richards recounts how two agencies zeroed in on the severely ill 16-year-old.
"16.10.2017 12:43:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Canvey Island in Essex is planning a Catalan-style revolt to break away from mainland Britain The people of Canvey Island in Essex are planning a Catalan-style revolt to break away from mainland Britain. The island, which covers seven square miles and has a population of almost 40,000, is... First Catalonia, next Canvey Island.
"16.10.2017 11:28:00" www.thetimes.co.uk I've stopped washing - be honest, do I smell? Here's one way to find out who your friends are: give up soap and deodorant and ask for help to monitor how bad you smell. Even my partner refuses: "Is there any hope we can keep the magic alive?"... "I can only say that I liked this experiment. I felt fresh."
"16.10.2017 10:40:37" www.thetimes.co.uk British police are investigating new sexual abuse claims about Harvey Weinstein British police are investigating claims from three women that they were sexually abused by Harvey Weinstein. The Metropolitan Police said that it was investigating accusations of assault in London... It takes the total number of allegations against him being investigated by the Metropolitan Police to five
"16.10.2017 09:35:44"  Chocolate great works of art  Great artworks recreated in chocolate expect to attract 20,000 people for an artisanal chocolate craft show in London
"16.10.2017 08:35:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Harvey Weinstein may be stripped of the Légion d'Honneur given to him in 2012  French president Emanuel Macron is reported to consider his behaviour 'in contradiction with honour'
"16.10.2017 08:02:26" www.thetimes.co.uk Russia is secretly funding the Taliban in Afghanistan to destabilise the US and its allies  “Accepting money from the Russians is not something we like doing but it is necessary at this stage of our jihad”
"15.10.2017 22:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk This army interpreter lost three limbs - but not his big heart Compensation given to an Afghan severely injured by a bomb in Helmand is a fraction of that awarded to wounded Britons After surviving the explosion in May 2010, Babrak awoke from a 27-day induced coma with a hazy understanding of what had happened to him. “I forgot at the time, truthfully, that I had no legs,” he said. “I wanted to walk and I was trying to sit up in bed
"15.10.2017 21:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Sales of granny pants are rising More women are realising they can rid themselves of the thong tyranny — and feel sexier too It's blooming good news for the Big Pants Brigade
"15.10.2017 20:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The Interview: Philip Pullman on The Book of Dust, his follow-up to His Dark Materials The novelist on why children's authors such as AA Milne and E Nesbit suffer from “sickly nostalgia”. Interview by Bryan Appleyard Who can't wait to get their hands on The Book of Dust?
"15.10.2017 19:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Fetch the purple toga: Emperor Trump is here As in Rome's republic, America's balance of powers has quietly corroded Few things enrage ordinary Americans more than the hypocrisy of the liberal elites, writes Niall Ferguson
"15.10.2017 18:52:46"  Sunday Times Home #Poldark actor @joshwhitehouseart wants to show you around his artistic Portuguese hideaway @thehideportugal 
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"15.10.2017 18:17:29" www.thetimes.co.uk The creation of Einstein's gravitational wave has been 'seen' by scientists Astronomers studying gravitational waves are expected to announce a new first Gravitational waves are ripples in space caused by the collisions of massive objects such as black holes
"15.10.2017 17:16:42"  Hillary Clinton Highlights from Cheltenham Literature Festival  From sexism to gun control, Hillary Clinton has a lot to say - and she isn't going anywhere. 

These clips are from our live interview at Cheltenham Festivals.
"15.10.2017 16:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk May's race report only goes skin deep - just ask the tiger mums and badass boyz "Culture is the main story. Be born into one where education is valued and you'll thrive" Except in the margins, race is almost irrelevant, writes Rod Liddle
"15.10.2017 16:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Uber has abandoned its plan to expand into at least nine cities and towns around Britain The disclosures come as Uber battles for survival in the capital following the decision by Transport for London to refuse it a new licence. The company continues to accept bookings pending an appeal, which it lodged on Friday. The company is in danger of losing its licence in another big market, Brighton, when it expires next month.
"15.10.2017 15:55:55"  Sunday Times Style See Rosie Huntington-Whiteley on her second birthday, right before she gave birth and learning to scuba dive. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shares memorable photos from her phone's camera roll in today's Sunday Times Style.
"15.10.2017 15:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk A Christian printer has refused to produce the business cards of a transgender diversity consultant Nigel Williams, a married father of three based in Southampton, turned down the chance of working for Joanne Lockwood's consultancy, SEE Change Happen, which offers advice on equality, diversity and inclusion. The Christian man turned down the job because he did not want to promote a cause that he felt might harm fellow believers.
"15.10.2017 14:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Exclusive interview: Niall Horan on life after One Direction There are girls outside Niall ­Horan's hotel - the smartest in Stockholm, according to my cabbie - but not enough to trouble the traffic. Had the 24-year-old Irishman still been part of One... Niall Horan's solo debut shows he needn't fear ditching the 'comfort blanket' of the band.
"15.10.2017 13:25:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Cabinet remainers join calls for Philip Hammond to go Philip Hammond has lost the support of senior ministers who backed "remain" in the European referendum, adding to pressure on Theresa May to fire her chancellor in the next cabinet reshuffle. Two... The chancellor's Brexit gaffes have led two pro-EU ministers to come out in favour of a change at the Treasury.
"15.10.2017 11:17:09"  Hillary Clinton LIVE at Cheltenham Literature Festival  We're with Hillary Clinton explaining what happened in the US election, live from Cheltenham Literature Festival 2017
"15.10.2017 10:44:13"  Sunday Times Travel Browse our interactive guide for our full list of Best Places to Stay 2017: The Sunday Times Best Places to Stay: whatever your budget, whatever your taste, you'll find your perfect break with our guide.
"15.10.2017 10:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk My pillow talk with Jihadi Sally The ping on my phone came at 4am. Bleary-eyed, I reached out of bed for my mobile, wondering what kind of person would message at such an ungodly hour. From the glow of the screen I could make out... The feared British Isis recruiter revealed an unexpected side in a late-night online chat with the reporter who unmasked her.
"15.10.2017 09:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Prince George may break royal tradition of single‑sex school He has only just started primary school and is focusing on making new friends and learning to read. But his parents are already planning the next step - and it may mark a significant departure from... The little royal may mark a significant departure from tradition: being educated with girls in senior school.
"15.10.2017 08:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk 'Harvey Weinstein raped me in my home,' British actress Lysette Anthony tells police In her account, published for the first time today by The Sunday Times, she claims that she became friendly with Weinstein after meeting him in New York. But everything changed when she met him for a drink at his rented home in Chelsea a few years later. The actress described the alleged assault to police after years of attempting to forget what she called a “pathetic, revolting” attack.
"15.10.2017 07:33:35"  Sunday Times Travel Want somewhere for a staycation? These are Britain's top 100 hotels, as reviewed by the Sunday Times Travel team. See them all here: thesundaytimes.co.uk/bestplacestostay Looking for a cool weekend getaway? Well, look no further! The Sunday Times Travel have unveiled Britain's top 100 hotels:
"15.10.2017 07:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Britain braced for Hurricane Ophelia Back in 1987, Met Office forecaster Michael Fish reassured the nation that there was no chance of being hit by a hurricane — only to see winds of 115mph hit the southeast, killing 18 people, destroying 15m trees and disrupting road and rail links. Thirty years to the day after Britain was devastated by the “Great Storm” it faces another battering at the hands of a hurricane, with winds of up to 90mph.
"15.10.2017 06:04:01" www.thetimes.co.uk NHS doctors to quiz all patients on their sex lives NHS doctors and nurses in England will be required to ask every patient from the age of 16 to declare their sexual orientation. Anybody having a face-to-face appointment will be asked about whether... Over-16s to be asked about sexual orientation.
"14.10.2017 22:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Methodists return to their radical roots When John Wesley started preaching to poor labourers on Britain's streets in the mid-18th century he was denounced as a dangerous radical. Today, modern-day Methodists are being urged to embrace... The church is selling many of its near-empty buildings and using the cash to reach out to people on the streets.
"14.10.2017 21:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Nicola Sturgeon accused of breaking her own ministerial code after using a taxpayer-funded car Records show that the first minister was taken by a Scottish government vehicle to Stirling on April 26 where she met activists and voters. The event was listed in a campaign diary for the May council elections on the SNP website. The ministerial code states that “ministers must not use public resources for party political purposes”.
"14.10.2017 20:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Strong men show that if you want a friend in politics, get a pet One pro-Kremlin journalist contrasted the central Asian dictator's stern handling with the Russian leader's softer approach — stepping forward to take the alabai shepherd dog in his arms and kiss it on top of the head. When President Putin was given a puppy as a late birthday present this week, some felt that the act was rich with symbolism.
"14.10.2017 19:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk George Michael and me: Broadcaster Kirsty Young reflects on the man she knew I was standing in the atrium at Channel 5, just after coming off air. My phone rang and the person at the other end of the line said, "Hi, I'm George Michael and I just want to say thank you." His... Kirsty Young reveals what George Michael talked about in the last interview he ever gave.
"14.10.2017 18:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk California couple survive inferno in their neighbours' swimming pool For six hours Jan Pascoe, 65, and her husband John, 70, sheltered in the brutally cold, blackening water while the inferno raged above them, wearing T-shirts over their faces for protection when they came up for air. It saved them from joining the Two Americans describe how they managed to save themselves from joining the casualty list of what has become the deadliest week of fires in Californian history.
"14.10.2017 17:33:33" www.thetimes.co.uk Hurricane Ophelia could hit Britain with 80mph winds early next week Hurricane Ophelia has strengthened and could hit Britain with 80mph winds early next week, threatening power cuts and damage to buildings. The Met Office warned of heavy rain and strong winds in... The Met Office has warned of heavy rain and strong winds.
"14.10.2017 16:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Merseyside couple are first to be jailed over fake holiday sickness fraud A couple from Merseyside have become the first to be jailed for making a bogus holiday sickness claim. Paul Roberts, 43, and his partner, Deborah Briton, 53, were sentenced to 15 months and nine... The number of holiday sickness claims has risen by 500 per cent since 2013, travel agents say.
"14.10.2017 15:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Catalans split on when to break away from Spain The Catalan National Assembly, an influential grassroots group, called on Mr Puigdemont yesterday to ignore threats by Madrid and to declare independence straight away. The far-left Popular Unity Candidacy, whose ten MPs in the Catalan parliament hold Mr A row has broken out among pro-independence groups two days before a deadline set by Madrid for Catalonia to declare whether or not it will break from the rest of Spain.
"14.10.2017 14:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Splendid isolation or madness? What hard Brexit means Without a deal, British exports arriving on the Continent would be required to pay import duties and VAT. Imports would receive similar treatment and require checks, which ports such as Dover... A no-deal scenario is back on the agenda, we look at the consequences across all areas of life.
"14.10.2017 13:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Amazon studio ignored Weinstein rape claim, says Rose McGowan The actress and writer Rose McGowan has claimed she was raped by Harvey Weinstein and that she repeatedly told a studio boss at Amazon of the incident as she tried to stop it selling one of her... The actress was named as one of eight women who had been paid legal settlements by Harvey Weinstein, and received $100,000 after the alleged incident.
"14.10.2017 12:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Break your smartphone habit in 14 days There can't be many of us who don't know that overusing our smartphones can destroy concentration, stop us sleeping and is linked to depression and anxiety. Yet still we mindlessly scroll on. The... It's bad for sleep, concentration and relationships, but still we keep on scrolling. Use this guide to help you stop being a slave to your smartphone.
"14.10.2017 11:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Women's rights activists fight to keep gender question in the next census Women's rights activists have begun a campaign urging the Office for National Statistics not to drop the "male or female" question from the next census, as senior academics warned that the move... Equality groups say that the rights of transgender people should not take precedence over women's right to exist.
"14.10.2017 10:30:12" www.thetimes.co.uk Thanks for the war, but pay up for Brexit talks, says Jean-Claude Juncker Europe is grateful to Britain for its actions in the Second World War, but the government will still have to pay for progress in Brexit talks, Jean-Claude Juncker said yesterday. The European... The European Commission president said that Britain's so-called divorce bill was analogous to paying for a round of drinks.
"14.10.2017 10:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk There's something about Mary Berry So, off to meet Mary Berry, who was The Great British Bake Off until she suddenly wasn't, who has published more than 70 cookery books, who has, before you ask, no plans for retiring - "Gracious... Mary Berry the cook on life after Bake Off, health fads and what she really thinks about Paul Hollywood.
"14.10.2017 09:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk US hostage family fly home after 'miracle' rescue from Taliban Crammed into the back of a car on a remote road in northern Pakistan, Caitlan Coleman, her husband, Josh Boyle, and their three children had no idea that they were moments from salvation after five... Crammed into the back of a car on a remote road in northern Pakistan, Caitlan Coleman, her husband, Josh Boyle, and their three children had no idea that they were moments from salvation after five years of torment.
"14.10.2017 08:09:52" www.thetimes.co.uk Walk-in patients could be banned from A&E units Patients could be banned from going to accident and emergency departments unless they have been sent there by a GP or the NHS 111 helpline, a senior health official has suggested. Helen Thomas... Patients will only be seen if they have been sent by a GP or the NHS 111 helpline.
"14.10.2017 04:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Being an only child 'can beat having siblings' The only child, once stereotyped as spoilt, needy and demanding, is now commonplace and is able to share in advantages enjoyed by the first born, according to a leading psychologist. About 40 per... "All these kids grow up with all the advantages of first born, they get the great language development because they get all this input, they get all the great problem-solving skills. And they never have to be jealous.”
"14.10.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Duchess of Cambridge's uncle 'punched his wife' The Duchess of Cambridge's uncle, Gary Goldsmith, was charged with assault by beating last night after allegedly punching his wife. Julie-Ann Goldsmith, 47, was found injured outside their home in... Gary Goldsmith was charged with assault by beating on Friday night.
"14.10.2017 00:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Iran attacks 9,000 email accounts in parliament Iran carried out the "brute force" cyberattack on parliament that hit dozens of MPs this summer, according to a secret intelligence assessment. Some 9,000 email accounts, including those belonging... The Tehran regime's “brute force” cyberattack targeted accounts belonging to figures as senior as Theresa May.
"13.10.2017 23:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Could cats replace replace the German Shepherd as the ultimate search and rescue animal? The domestic cat, so long maligned as irredeemably selfish, could replace the German Shepherd as the ultimate search and rescue animal, scientists say, thanks to its advanced sense of smell and... Though naysayers doubt felines could ever be bothered to undertake such risky tasks in return for a chin rub, academics insist they can be trained.
"13.10.2017 22:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Plastic bag usage plummeted following the introduction of the 5p charge Supermarkets should stop using plastic packaging because the vast majority ends in landfill, the former head of Asda has said. Andy Clarke, who was chief executive of the supermarket for six years... Supermarkets should stop using plastic packaging because the vast majority ends in landfill, the former head of Asda has said.
"13.10.2017 21:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Nazi mass murderer immortalised in film Der Hauptmann (The Captain) The story of a teenage Nazi imposter who became a mass murderer and one of the world's most wanted war criminals has been turned into a film. Der Hauptmann (The Captain) tells the virtually unknown... 19-year-old sadist Willi Herold impersonated a Nazi officer to murder 172 German soldiers he considered traitors in the dying days of the war.
"13.10.2017 20:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Repealing Obamacare: Trump ends subsidies for poor President Trump has struck his strongest blow against Barack Obama's health reforms by ending subsidies that help insurers support poorer patients. Insurance companies and politicians of both... “It is a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage levelled at working families and the middle class in every corner of America,” top Democrats said in a statement.
"13.10.2017 19:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk Suu Kyi fears military takeover if she speaks out on Rohingya Aung San Suu Kyi is struggling to find a way to deal with the crisis of the persecuted Rohingya without alienating the military or encouraging anti-Muslim racism among the country's Buddhist... “What she's interested in is how to give the civilian government power, as opposed to the military, to deliver aid, reconciliation and rebuilding.”
"13.10.2017 17:58:32" www.thetimes.co.uk Most arresting news images of the past year go on display in east London Some of the most arresting news images of the past year have gone on display in east London. Assignment 2017, an exhibition by the British Press Photographers' Association, is on show at the Truman... Assignment 2017, an exhibition by the British Press Photographers' Association, is on show at the Truman Brewery exhibition space in Brick Lane until Monday.
"13.10.2017 17:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk More than 10,000 penguin chicks in a single colony starved to death due to extra-cold weather It is the second time in four years that the colony has lost almost all its chicks. The previous loss was partly a result of unusually warm weather and rain followed by a rapid drop in temperature, which meant that many chicks became saturated and froze Only two survived.
"13.10.2017 16:28:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Religious schools must end segregation of boys and girls, says Court of Appeal in landmark ruling Religious schools that segregate girls and boys have been told they are breaking the law, but have been given time to change their regime, in a landmark court judgement. Three Court of Appeal... Ofsted said that segregated schools failed to prepare pupils for modern British life.
"13.10.2017 15:00:35"  Artists are raising money for Grenfell victims  Some of the country's most famous contemporary artists have donated their work to help raise money for Grenfell Tower victims.
"13.10.2017 14:01:28" www.thetimes.co.uk The leader of Britain's biggest business group has backed a plan for the devolution of Yorkshire The proposals, authored in part by the chief executive of Leeds city council, Tom Riordan, include: a Yorkshire cabinet made up of council leaders from the cities and towns of Yorkshire; a budget of £100 million a year from central government for the next Proposals have been made to turn Yorkshire into a “country within a country” with a powerful mayor to rival London.
"13.10.2017 13:07:29" www.thetimes.co.uk We can't use race to explain every problem Proof that Theresa May does something other than calamitous speeches and gloomy prognoses on Europe arrived this week in the form of the race audit. This is a good initiative, launched soon after... Theresa May's vast race audit is a worthy project but analysing society through ethnic differences is deeply flawed, writes Philip Collins.
"13.10.2017 12:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk The world's unluckiest band: the bizarre story of X Japan Walking the streets of Osaka can make an Englishman feel like a Neanderthal seeing civilisation for the first time. People pass by with an unobtrusive but determined air, as if following a script... X Japan have sold 30 million albums in the country yet remain almost unknown outside it.
"13.10.2017 11:49:14"  Times Sport Among the allegations:
• Members of the team were fined up to £500 or punished if they failed to record personal bests or did not pass “pressure training” sessions.
• Some women were subjected to hurtful comments about their weight and eating habits. One Members of Britain's para-swimming team were allegedly bullied about their weight, fined for not hitting personal bests and given dressing-downs that left athletes in tears.
"13.10.2017 11:07:35" www.thetimes.co.uk Ian Brady's funeral request is quashed Sir Geoffrey Vos, chancellor of the High Court, said that the theme and subject of the piece, which tells of a killer haunted by his victim in the afterlife, would have caused “legitimate offence” to victims' families. The body of the Moors murderer must be disposed of with “no music and no ceremony”.
"13.10.2017 10:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk El Pais sacks Times essayist John Carlin for Catalonia article attacking King of Spain A veteran British journalist has been sacked by El Pais, the Spanish newspaper, over an article in The Times criticising the handling of the Catalonia crisis by Madrid and King Felipe. The... The veteran journalist wrote that Mariano Rajoy had largely provoked the crisis by failing to understand feelings in the region and refusing compromise.
"13.10.2017 09:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Harvey Weinstein 'propositioned Kate Beckinsale, 17, in his bathrobe' Harvey Weinstein was facing criminal investigations on both sides of the Atlantic last night as Kate Beckinsale became the latest actress to accuse the producer of unwanted sexual advances, when... Kate Beckinsale said that she felt her career had been harmed by her refusal to work with the producer “many times”.
"13.10.2017 08:02:47" www.thetimes.co.uk Greek island of Rhodes bans foreign weddings after couple posted sex act photo It was the wedding picture that wrecked a thousand marriages. When Matthew, 27, and Carly Lunn, 34, tied the knot last month at one of the holiest sites in Greece, they wanted a wedding photograph... Carly and Matthew Lunn, who got married last month at the holy site on Rhodes, posted a photograph of her in a compromising position.
"13.10.2017 06:45:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Vehicles with petrol or diesel engines will be banned from Paris from 2030 Vehicles with petrol or diesel engines will be banned from Paris from 2030 under an anti-pollution plan tabled yesterday. Anne Hidalgo, the Socialist mayor of Paris, had already announced last year... The anti-pollution plan was tabled yesterday
"13.10.2017 04:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Brexit has pushed the FTSE to a record high The FTSE 100 index of Britain's biggest public companies closed at a record high yesterday amid a global share rally fuelled by confidence in the world economy. It hit 7,556.24 points, extending... The index of Britain's biggest public companies closed at a record high yesterday amid a global share rally fuelled by confidence in the world economy.
"13.10.2017 03:01:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Philip Hammond must be sacked, say senior Tories Lord Lawson of Blaby, the former Conservative chancellor, has demanded that Philip Hammond be sacked and his enemies made clear yesterday that they would not tolerate a failure in next month's budget. When the former Conservative chancellor Lord Lawson demanded Mr Hammond be fired, it prompted a wave of criticism from Brexiteers.
"13.10.2017 01:59:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Child trafficking victims are vanishing from council care Scores of Vietnamese children rescued from traffickers and placed in council care have gone missing and are feared to have fallen back into the hands of slave masters, The Times can reveal. Crime... Scores of Vietnamese children rescued from traffickers and placed in council care have gone missing and are feared to have fallen back into the hands of slave masters, The Times can reveal.
"12.10.2017 22:01:00" www.thetimes.co.uk “Caring and adventurous” doctor killed cycling home from children's hospital Tributes have been paid to a "caring and adventurous" doctor who died after she was crushed under the wheels of a lorry while cycling home from her shift at Birmingham Children's Hospital. Suzanna... “It was clear to everyone here that Suzanna was an asset to the NHS because of her kindness.”
"12.10.2017 21:05:11" www.thetimes.co.uk Duke of Westminster's £8bn fortune escapes inheritance tax No inheritance tax has been paid on the bulk of the Duke of Westminster's £8.3 billion family fortune after his death last year, it was revealed yesterday. Probate records disclose that Gerald... “The big issue here is the way very, very wealthy families have for generations used trusts to pass assets on outside the sphere of inheritance tax.”
"12.10.2017 20:12:33" www.thetimes.co.uk This couple and their 3 children have been freed after five years in Islamist captivity An American-Canadian couple and their three children were freed today after being held hostage in Afghanistan for five years by militants linked to the Taliban and al-Qaeda. Caitlan Coleman, 31... The couple were kidnapped in October 2012 while backpacking in Afghanistan's Wardak province, a militant stronghold near Kabul.
"12.10.2017 19:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk California wildfires are spreading faster than firefighters can run Wildfires spreading "faster than firefighters can run" have killed at least 23 people in California and were threatening housing stock worth an estimated $65 billion today as they burned largely... Kevin Henderson, 60, said his neighbourhood looked “like an atom bomb hit it”.
"12.10.2017 17:54:35"  Times Red Box David Davis said that while there was still much work to be done, the talks had made “significant progress”. Mr Davis said the UK was aiming for a deal but had to be ready for the alternatives.
"12.10.2017 17:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Asylum seeker Reker Ahmed, 17, 'told to go back home' before assault A Kurdish-Iranian asylum seeker was ordered to go back to his own country by a gang who left him severely injured after kicking and stamping on him, a court was told. Reker Ahmed, 17, suffered a... The Kurdish-Iranian suffered a fractured spine, a blood clot on his brain and a fractured eye socket after a gang of up to 30 youths assaulted him in south London.
"12.10.2017 16:00:58"  Bana Alabed, 7, live-tweeted her life in war-torn Aleppo  Although just seven years old during the siege of Aleppo, Bana Alabed moved the world with her tweets.
"12.10.2017 15:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk A village pub in North Yorkshire is the best restaurant in the world, according to customer reviews Situated in a historic drovers' inn on the edge of the moors, the pub is the first British restaurant to win the Tripadvisor award since it was launched in 2012. Raymond Blanc's Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons came second while Heston Blumental's Fat Duck The restaurant run by Tommy Banks, Britain's youngest Michelin-starred chef, held off competition from celebrity chefs to secure the top spot.
"12.10.2017 14:35:59"  Sunday Times Travel Take part in our Instagram competition by posting a picture of your favourite British hotel with #STBestHotel, and we'll share the best! Which British hotel do you love the most? Tag your best picture with #STBestHotel, and we'll share our favourites this Sunday.
"12.10.2017 14:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Dogs use their noses to attune themselves to their owners' emotions, a study reveals Dogs really can smell fear. In showing this, a study has demonstrated that they can also get a whiff of happiness and use their noses to attune themselves to their owners' emotions. The research by... So dogs really can smell fear
"12.10.2017 13:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Mariano Rajoy offers Catalans way out of independence crisis Mariano Rajoy, backed by Pedro Sanchéz, leader of the opposition Socialist party, agreed to set up a commission to study the distribution of powers between central government and the country's 17 regions. The Spanish prime minister has dangled the prospect of greater autonomy in front of Catalonia as he seeks to defuse the country's deepest political crisis in four decades.
"12.10.2017 12:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Queen hands Remembrance Sunday duties to Prince Charles Her absence from the line-up of members of the royal family, politicians and senior officers of the armed forces will be a symbolic and highly significant break from tradition for the Queen, who has not missed the ceremony since 1999. For the first time since she acceded to the throne 65 years ago the Queen has chosen not to lay a wreath at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday.
"12.10.2017 11:05:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Oxford is becoming the first British city to ban all petrol and diesel vehicles Petrol and diesel vehicles will be banned from the centre of Oxford under plans to create Britain's first "zero-emission zone". Starting from 2020 only electric vehicles will be permitted on a... Starting from 2020 only electric vehicles will be permitted on a steadily growing number of streets in the city.
"12.10.2017 10:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Gucci drops 'outdated' fur from new collections Gucci has bowed to pressure from animal rights groups and announced that it will go fur-free. It is the latest of several fashion giants to make such a move. In what campaigners hailed as a "game... Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren and Giorgio Armani have already abandoned fur, but Gucci's decision to follow is seen as significant.
"12.10.2017 09:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Punk rocker Sally Jones vowed to fight England until her last breath A former punk rocker and mother of two, Sally Jones seemed the most unlikely of candidates to exchange her life in Kent for the world's most notorious terrorist regime. The 50-year-old convert from... How did a singer and mother of two, from Kent, rise up the Pentagon kill list to become a “high priority” for assassination?
"12.10.2017 08:59:39"  Times Sport Have you got what it takes to run the line? We went to St George's Park to replicate the training programme used by Premier League officials - play our interactive game to see if you could make it as a linesman! Play our interactive game to see if you could make it as an assistant referee:
"12.10.2017 08:15:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Doctor Philip Queree guilty of assault for grabbing date's breasts in bed A junior doctor's career was "in tatters" yesterday after he was convicted of indecently assaulting a woman during consensual sex. Philip Queree, 37, met the woman through the dating app Tinder and... During sex the junior doctor squeezed his dates breasts and pulled her hair even though she told him he was hurting her. Afterwards, she found she had marks and bruises.
"12.10.2017 07:33:05"  Sunday Times Travel Want the chance to have your pictures shared on our Instagram account?
Post your favourite British hotel and tag #STBestHotel. We'll share the best photos this Sunday: http://thetim.es/2g8jIM5 Join our exciting Instagram competition by simply posting a picture of your favourite British hotel with #STBestHotel for your chance to be featured: https://www.instagram.com/p/BaCBGgDHDfR/?hl=en&taken-by=sundaytimestravel
"12.10.2017 07:23:37" www.thetimes.co.uk Petrol and diesel vehicles will be banned from the centre of Oxford Petrol and diesel vehicles will be banned from the centre of Oxford under plans to create Britain's first “zero-emission zone”. It will create Britain's first “zero-emission zone”
"12.10.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Cara Delevingne: Harvey Weinstein ordered me to kiss a woman in his hotel room Cara Delevingne was sexually harassed by Harvey Weinstein and ordered to kiss another woman in the film mogul's hotel room, the British actress and model said last night. Delevingne said she... “He said to me that if I was gay or decided to be with a woman especially in public that I'd never get the role of a straight woman or make it as an actress in Hollywood.”
"11.10.2017 23:59:30" www.thetimes.co.uk British Isis recruiter Sally Jones has been killed by a US drone strike Sally Jones, one of the world's most wanted female terrorists, has been killed in a US drone strike in Syria, it was revealed last night. The former punk rocker from Kent, who converted to Islam... The "White Widow" was one of the world's most wanted female terrorists.
"11.10.2017 22:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Britain is 'only society with no shared beliefs' Britain is the first society to try to operate without shared religious beliefs and rituals at its heart, according to the former director of the British Museum, who said even the story behind... “We are trying to live without an agreed narrative of our communal place in the cosmos and in time.”
"11.10.2017 21:04:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Apple's first big-budget TV series has been revealed at $5 million per episode Apple has kick-started its drive to take on Netflix and Amazon by buying a science-fiction TV series from Steven Spielberg. The tech giant has earmarked $1 billion to spend on original programming... Apple has kick-started its drive to take on Netflix and Amazon.com by buying a science-fiction TV series, Amazing Stories, from Steven Spielberg.
"11.10.2017 20:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Every woman has had a Weinstein moment Enough already. “Women who are harassed are caught in multiple traps that make it difficult for them to be believed, and their aggressors know it.”
"11.10.2017 19:00:39" www.thetimes.co.uk President Trump's British trip 'downgraded from state visit in face of opposition' Donald Trump is set to make a scaled-down visit to Britain next year, it has been reported. The US president will make a political rather than state visit early in the year in a move designed to... Should President Donald J. Trump be given the full state visit treatment and meet with the Queen?
"11.10.2017 18:02:22"  Sunday Times Travel We're counting down to revealing Britain's 100 Best Places to Stay for 2017. Will your favourite make the list? 

Take part in our Instagram competition by posting a picture of your favourite British hotel with #STBestHotel for your chance to be featured: Take part in our Instagram competition by posting a picture of your favourite British hotel with #STBestHotel for your chance to be featured: http://thetim.es/2hBQ4f6
"11.10.2017 18:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Meet the model who squared up to Weinstein and Berlusconi A 25-year-old model is emerging as a champion of women's rights after standing up to Harvey Weinstein's alleged groping and denouncing attempts by the former Italian prime minister Silvio... Ambra Battilana Gutierrez is emerging as a champion of women's rights after standing up to Harvey Weinstein.
"11.10.2017 17:00:06"  Good fences make good neighbours  The Gilded Cage by artist Ai Weiwei is designed to draw attention to the global migrant crisis,
"11.10.2017 15:18:32" www.thetimes.co.uk Zuckerberg criticised for using Puerto Rico hurricane devastation to promote virtual reality Mark Zuckerberg has been criticised for "exploiting disaster" by promoting Facebook's products on a virtual visit to stricken Puerto Rico. The Facebook co-founder, 33, appears as a bobbing... “Is this a joke? The Puerto Ricans are suffering and you are using our tragedy for this? Heartless billionaire,” wrote one user.
"11.10.2017 14:06:27" www.thetimes.co.uk 10 ways to update your wardrobe for autumn Denial is pointless — it's autumn. These are the pieces to buy It's time to pull out that super-sweater
"11.10.2017 13:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Anne Robinson on her abortion: 'I was terrified and lonely' The presenter was among the first women to have an abortion legally in the UK. She explains why the law needs to be modernised now “The only way I could go ahead with [an] abortion was if I didn't think about it. Like someone jumping from a cliff.”
"11.10.2017 12:22:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The number of Romanians and Bulgarians in the UK soared by almost 80% in two years Official figures released today show that last year there were 413,000 citizens from the two countries resident in the UK, up 79 per cent on the 230,000 in 2014. Most of those aged 16 to 64 were working, with only 11,500 unemployed, the ONS said
"11.10.2017 11:32:31" thetimes.co.uk This disgraceful chief constable must quit Mike Veale, who runs Wiltshire police, has presided over a scandalous and wasteful investigation into Edward Heath Police should take care not to hint at guilt they haven't evidence for, writes Daniel Finkelstein
"11.10.2017 10:26:07" thetimes.co.uk This floating bin will suck plastic bottles and bags, cigarette butts and other rubbish from the sea A Seabin can hold up to 12kg of debris, including surface oil It is being installed in British waters for the first time today
"11.10.2017 09:22:51" www.thetimes.co.uk Philip Hammond: uncertainty is our enemy Britain will leave the European Union in March 2019, and we will also leave its customs union and its single market. Negotiating Brexit is, as my colleague David Davis has said, the most complex peacetime operation in our history. The most complex — and the most important.
"11.10.2017 08:10:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Italian director Asia Argento made a Hollywood film about a meeting with Harvey Weinstein  One scene in Scarlet Diva depicts an overweight film producer in a dressing gown, asking an aspiring actress for a massage
"11.10.2017 07:26:00" www.thetimes.co.uk 'We were abandoned' say parents of British lawyer shot dead by neo-Nazi Luke Holland, who graduated from Oxford University, was killed for 'being English' "We have lost the biggest part of our lives and don't know how we are going to move on from this.”
"11.10.2017 05:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Barnier breaks ranks with push to begin Brexit trade talks Michel Barnier is pushing European governments to give him permission to begin exploring transition and trade talks with Britain next week in the face of opposition from Germany. Behind closed... Michel Barnier wants to make a start on trade talks, but first the German government wants further guarantees on the financial settlement.
"11.10.2017 04:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Weinstein scandal: 'It was like a hunter with a wild animal. The fear turned him on' In the 2000 film Scarlet Diva, a heavy-set Hollywood producer in a dressing gown lies on a bed and asks an aspiring actress for a massage, telling her he will read her script afterwards. "Don't be... “I tried to get away, but maybe I didn't try hard enough. I didn't want to kick him or fight him . . . He's a big guy, he overpowered me.”
"11.10.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Philip Hammond refuses to budget for hard Brexit It would be irresponsible to spend taxpayers' money now in preparation for a "no-deal" exit from the European Union, the chancellor believes. In a move likely to anger staunch Brexiteers, Philip... No cash until divorce talks fail, chancellor warns,
"10.10.2017 22:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Oxford college bans Christian Union from freshers fair Students at Oxford University banned the Christian Union from a freshers fair to protect lonely new undergraduates from "harm" and accused Christianity of being "an excuse for homophobia and... The student union accused Christianity of being “an excuse for homophobia and neo-colonialism”.
"10.10.2017 21:45:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Angry driver broke this cyclist's spine with a rugby tackle A plumber who "rugby tackled" a triathlete off her bicycle after she passed his van on the inside fractured her spine, a court was told. Martyn Lee, 46, had to swerve into oncoming traffic to miss... 'To be honest, I thought you were a bloke'.
"10.10.2017 20:54:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Chris Ryan: an SAS man's guide to everyday danger Chris Ryan was the only member to escape and evade capture from the ill-fated Bravo Two Zero SAS mission in the Gulf war in 1991, walking 300km to Syria after his eight-man patrol was compromised... Ex-special forces soldier Chris Ryan thought his family were safe. Then Scotland Yard told him Islamists had targeted his daughter.
"10.10.2017 19:45:01" www.thetimes.co.uk 'Special' relationship is a joke, says former US aide US government advisers regarded the idea of a special relationship with Britain as a joke, a former aide in the Obama administration has claimed. Jeremy Shapiro, a senior advisor to Philip Gordon... Mr Shapiro said that although officials stressed the importance of the relationship to British visitors, they would make jokes about the Falklands in private.
"10.10.2017 18:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Police investigated over stalking case that ended in murder A police force is to be investigated over its handling of the case of a young woman who was murdered by her stalker ex-boyfriend. Alice Ruggles, 24, was killed by Lance Corporal Trimaan "Harry"... She had told her family that officers would only respond once he had stabbed her.
"10.10.2017 17:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Grenfell fire baby drop 'did not happen' The tale of baby thrown from a window and caught by an onlooker during the Grenfell Tower fire instantly captured the imaginations of those watching the tragedy unfold on television. Yet a BBC... Neither the police nor ambulance service had a record of a baby being thrown from a window.
"10.10.2017 16:48:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Human cells transplanted to rat in step towards lab-grown organs Gut tissue cultivated from an adult human's cells has been successfully used to repair the intestines of rats in a significant advance towards laboratory-grown transplants. Up to now, the largest... When the human gut patches were sewn into rats whose immune systems had been knocked out, they appeared to do their job and to grow as though they had been there from birth.
"10.10.2017 15:05:10"  Iceland has the best football fans in Europe  “We have 100 full-time professional footballers in Iceland. A quarter of them are in the squad.”
"10.10.2017 14:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Three Chinese tourists failed to get past immigration officials after having plastic surgery The trio, wearing bandages on their faces, had to wait to have their identity confirmed In 2014, 80,000 so-called medical tourists arrived in South Korea from China, with plastic surgery the most sought-after service
"10.10.2017 13:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Would you put your dog on a quinoa and kale diet? The market for healthy pet food has boomed, with online retailers selling meals and snacks that would not be out of place on a dinner table Alongside their holistic therapist appointments and coconut oil massages, of course
"10.10.2017 12:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk May has become the hologram prime minister With little room for manoeuvre over her reshuffle, the PM is just a projection of the ambitions of different Tory tribes Brexit is not something Theresa May would have chosen or cares passionately about, writes Rachel Sylvester
"10.10.2017 11:46:41"  Sunday Times Travel Where are Britain's 100 Best Places to Stay? We reveal the best of the best this Sunday. In the meantime, why not take part in our #STBestHotel Instagram competition: http://thetim.es/2yb2hRx What's your favourite British hotel? Take a picture and enter our competition on Instagram for the chance to be featured on Sunday.
"10.10.2017 11:03:01" www.thetimes.co.uk A British woman jailed in Tehran could face 16 more years behind bars Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, 38, an Iranian-British dual national, has been serving a five-year sentence for allegedly plotting to topple the Iranian regime Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe told her husband on the telephone: “I nearly passed out. My legs are still numb. My heartbeat's still high. Now I am back to the beginning. My life is slipping away from my hands, and I can't do anything.”
"10.10.2017 09:56:28" www.thetimes.co.uk Thomas Gainsborough's Mr and Mrs Andrews actually contains phallic drawings Hamilton, the author of Gainsborough: A Portrait, said that certain signs in the portrait “point towards the painter's revenge” on the Carter family. The gunpowder bag and gun look like swollen genitalia
"10.10.2017 09:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The rise and rapid fall of Harvey Weinstein Did an abusive need for power lead to Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace? Friends and former employees talk to Damian Whitworth about him 'It's brutal to tell the truth in an industry where everyone lies'
"10.10.2017 08:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Britain's biggest supplier of free-range eggs keeps more than four million hens in cages Britain's biggest supplier of free-range eggs has been accused of hypocrisy Noble does not provide any access to the outdoors to 4.3 million hens that spend their lives confined in cages that they share with up to 80 other birds. They have little more than an A4 sheet of paper of space per bird, according to the Humane League, a
"10.10.2017 06:59:55" www.thetimes.co.uk Britain's first race audit reveals the extent of discrimination Schools, police forces and councils will have “nowhere to hide” on discrimination, Theresa May pledges today Dorset police will be challenged to explain why black people were seven times more likely to be arrested in its area than in Essex last year
"10.10.2017 05:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk How the situation could play out Mariano Rajoy, the Spanish prime minister Rajoy's best hopeSecessionist leaders are sufficiently cowed by fleeing businesses and the spectre of international isolation that Carles Puigdemont stops... Our Spain correspondent takes a look at the possible outcomes of the greatest crisis facing the country since the fall of Franco.
"10.10.2017 04:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Tory Brexiteers accuse Theresa May of betrayal over role for EU court Eurosceptic Conservative MPs last night turned on Theresa May after she admitted for the first time that Britain could remain under the rule of EU judges for up to two years after Brexit. In a... Some MPs want Britain to be able to walk away from talks if the terms on offer were not acceptable.
"10.10.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Top medic demands end to junior doctor job title The label "junior doctor" faces banishment from the NHS after the country's head medic backed a campaign to change job titles that have been condemned as confusing and demeaning. Ministers and NHS... Chief medical officer urges NHS to restore traditional roles.
"09.10.2017 22:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Catalonia: what happens next? Carles Puigdemont does not declare independence from Spain. This would allow the Spanish prime minister to claim that his hardline stance... Here's a look at the best and worse-case scenarios for the Catalonia crisis.
"09.10.2017 21:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk The extent of Britain's racial divide will be exposed on a new website The extent of Britain's racial divide will be revealed tomorrow with the launch of an official website exposing the continued inequalities among ethnic minorities in housing, work, health and life... The launch of an official website will reveal the continued inequalities among ethnic minorities in housing, work, health and life expectancy.
"09.10.2017 20:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Wicked gambling firms exploit the weakest When will Britain admit it has a chronic gambling problem that needs urgent treatment? It was reported at the weekend that some big names in the gaming industry are using their gambling websites to... Fixed-odds betting terminals and gaming ads should be banned to protect children and the poor, writes Melanie Phillips.
"09.10.2017 19:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk India bans firecrackers in bid to curb Diwali festival smog India's Supreme Court has banned the sale of firecrackers in Delhi before Diwali next week to curb toxic air pollution during the festival. Celebrations around the Festival of Lights last for days... Pollution around Diwali last year was the worst recorded in the capital for a decade, with visibility in many parts of the city down to a few metres for several days.
"09.10.2017 18:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk Richard Thaler, the man behind the “nudge” theory, has won this year's Nobel Prize for economics It may sound simple but, according to Richard Thaler, "in order to do good economics you have to keep in mind that people are human". It is this knowledge that has helped the American academic to... Richard Thaler's theories helped David Cameron's government to encourage more people to pay their income tax on time.
"09.10.2017 17:00:15" www.thetimes.co.uk Oxford University bans 'harmful' Christian group from freshers fair to protect lonely undergraduates Oxford University students banned the Christian Union from a freshers fair to protect lonely new undergraduates from harm and accused Christianity of being "an excuse for homophobia and... Balliol says Christianity is “excuse for homophobia” and could harm vulnerable students.
"09.10.2017 16:11:28" www.thetimes.co.uk Daryll Rowe 'demanded sex then told male lover: I have HIV. Lol' A hairdresser accused of deliberately infecting a string of male lovers with HIV pressured his first alleged victim into having sex in a car, a court was told today. Daryll Rowe, 26, is accused of... The hairdresser is accused of demanding sex with his partners while claiming to be free of the virus and of tampering with condoms when lovers insisted he use one.
"09.10.2017 15:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk Violent clashes amid the growing beef between vegans and farmers Anti-meat activists are becoming increasingly visible, most recently demonstrating at the Sommet de l'Élevage, Europe's biggest livestock fair, in central France. Breeders responded by forcibly evicting protesters, who complained that they had almost been Farmers and vegans across France have clashed violently against a backdrop of rising vegetarianism in a country whose gastronomic reputation was founded on meaty delicacies.
"09.10.2017 14:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Prisoners are deliberately getting themselves recalled to jail to smuggle drugs Inmates about to be freed are “manipulated” by gangs into minor breaches of the terms of their release so they can bring back drugs Inmates can be recalled to prison — sometimes for between 14 and 28 days — for relatively minor breaches, including failing to keep an appointment with a probation officer
"09.10.2017 13:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Hate crimes against mosques have  more than doubled in a year There's been an increase in abuse, assaults and arson Police recorded cases of smashed windows, arson, violent assaults on those entering or leaving a mosque, offensive graffiti and two occasions in which bacon was left on the doorhandles of a building
"09.10.2017 13:11:21"  Ruby chocolate could be the next big food trend  Here are two bits of news that will improve your Monday: 

1. It's officially chocolate week
2. Confectioners have invented a new kind of chocolate for the first time in 80 years
"09.10.2017 12:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk A senior senator said the White House has become an adult day care centre President Trump is due to announce a new strategy to confront Iran this week An apparent disagreement over Iran led to this extraordinary exchange between Donald J. Trump and a senior senator
"09.10.2017 11:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The Tories' reputation for competence is going The timidity of May's government in the face of crises across housing, social care, NHS funding and productivity is simply incompetent Conservatives used to be seen as decisive and capable but voter respect has begun to evaporate, writes Clare Foges
"09.10.2017 10:33:57"  David Hockney's Arrival of Spring  David Hockney's recent retrospective may have been Tate Britain's most visited exhibition ever, but Lucian Freud didn't think he was that great.

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"09.10.2017 09:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk What it's like to become a teacher in your early fifties When Fiona Milligan retrained in her fifties, she imagined the kids would think her wise — then she started work There is no mercy in the classroom
"09.10.2017 08:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk A British Islamic State fighter is a former barrister who used to drive a Porsche After practising as a barrister in London, he became a solicitor specialising in immigration and ran a series of firms He said streets were littered with bodies as people were too scared to go out to bury them for fear of being hit by missiles. However, he claimed: “I would not trade the place I am in for any other place in the world.”
"09.10.2017 07:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The benefits freeze will push half a million into poverty Many of those who will be hardest hit are the “ordinary working families” Almost half a million more people will be classed as living in poverty during Theresa May's premiership, most of them in working households, unless she unpicks controversial benefit changes, an analysis has found
"09.10.2017 06:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Politics is obsessed with virtue signalling The curse of modern politics is an epidemic of good intentions and bad outcomes From the climate accord to badger culling, we increasingly judge policies by intentions rather than achievements, writes Matt Ridley
"09.10.2017 05:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Barcelona savers withdraw cash and stockpile supplies Savers have withdrawn hundreds of thousands of euros from banks and shoppers are stockpiling food amid growing panic that Catalonia is about to declare independence. The manager of a Barcelona... “Normally any branch only holds up to €200,000 in cash, we had to request extra so these people could get all their money.”
"09.10.2017 04:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Cash boost can't save NHS from another winter crisis It is too late for a cash injection to save the NHS from a winter crisis, according to a senior health official. A poll of healthcare leaders found that 92 per cent are concerned about their... “It is becoming hard to overstate the perilous state of the health and care system in England.”
"09.10.2017 02:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The ball's in your court, May tells EU leaders Theresa May will warn European leaders today that Britain will make no more concessions on Brexit until they compromise on opening trade and transition talks. The embattled prime minister will use... PM goes on offensive over start of trade talks
"08.10.2017 20:50:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Taxpayer bill for students soars The cost to taxpayers of getting a student through university is now greater than before fees were tripled to £9,250 a year, research has revealed. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said the... “The per student taxpayer contribution under the system now created by Theresa May's changes is higher than it would have been if we had never switched away from £3,000 fees.”
"08.10.2017 19:44:57"  Kazuo Ishiguro wins Nobel prize for literature  The Japanese-born British author Kazuo Ishiguro, who was awarded the Nobel prize last week, is a master at unpicking our love, guilt and anxiety.
"08.10.2017 18:41:48"  Sunday Times Style Could they change your beliefs about adultery? Do you ever talk to your partner about being unfaithful?
"08.10.2017 17:43:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Transgender charity banned from contacting family after boy forced to live as girl A taxpayer-funded transgender charity has been banned by the High Court from any contact with a family after the mother, who was being advised by the group, forced her seven-year-old son to live as... The latest accounts for Mermaids UK reveal it has been granted £35,000 by the Department for Education.
"08.10.2017 16:43:52" www.thetimes.co.uk Keep your round pounds: you might need them... They have had more than six months to adapt to the new £1 coin, but the UK's biggest supermarkets and rail companies have failed to keep up with the change. With just seven days to go until the old... They have had more than six months to adapt to the new £1 coin, but the UK's biggest supermarkets and rail companies have failed to keep up with the change.
"08.10.2017 15:28:37" www.thetimes.co.uk Cabinet Office finds integration of Pakistani women 'shockingly bad' Pakistani women are living in an "entirely different society" and are "shockingly badly integrated", the UK's first audit into the disparity between races will reveal. The findings by the Cabinet... Pakistani women are living in an “entirely different society” and are “shockingly badly integrated”, the UK's first audit into the disparity between races will reveal.
"08.10.2017 14:32:26" www.thetimes.co.uk Las Vegas shooting: why did Stephen Paddock become a murderer? Looking down from room 134 on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay casino hotel, Stephen Paddock had a commanding view of the famous Las Vegas Strip. From his perch in the golden skyscraper he could... Stephen Paddock had no friends but no known hatreds, so why kill 58 people? The answer may lie in genes from his bank robber father
"08.10.2017 13:11:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Investigation into child sex abuse allegations against Sir Edward Heath is rocked by new doubts Wiltshire police's investigation into child sex abuse allegations against Sir Edward Heath was in turmoil this weekend amid growing evidence that the £1.5m inquiry was deeply flawed. Apart from the... Police spoke to 190 people who knew the former PM: none saw anything suspicious
"08.10.2017 12:00:51" www.thetimes.co.uk Liza Campbell reveals reveals what happened when Harvey Weinstein invited her to his hotel suite When a friend sent me the piece about allegations of Harvey Weinstein assaulting women, I read the headline and thought: "That train has taken way too long to pull into the station." Reading on, I... 'There was never once any question of flirting or chemistry; the man is Olympically ugly'
"08.10.2017 11:04:50" www.thetimes.co.uk The long fight to keep Spain whole For General Franco, there were two Spains: the "authentic" and the "anti-Spain", the victors and the vanquished in the civil war. After Franco's death on November 20, 1975, Juan Carlos was... Madrid's response to the Catalan vote adds to a list of lost chances for peace
"08.10.2017 10:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Angelina Jolie offered to act as a honeytrap to capture warlord Joseph Kony The actress Angelina Jolie offered to act as a honeytrap to capture one of Africa's most notorious war criminals, according to documents leaked from within the International Criminal Court (ICC). Leaked emails from within the International Criminal Court show the star wanted to arrest the alleged killer and rapist.
"08.10.2017 09:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Exclusive interview: Hillary Clinton on misogyny, yoga and where it all went wrong First comes a man to switch the chairs. Then a young press officer to arrange their position. Two men in grey suits with tell-tale earpieces, the Secret Service, hover at the doorway. Stylists flit... The woman who lost to Donald Trump reflects on the failure of her presidential campaign and coping with crushing disappointment.
"08.10.2017 07:43:12"  Sunday Times Travel The Sarenne descent is a challenge in daytime. Tackling it in darkness, with just a head torch to light the way, is only for the very best skiers. It's treacherous all right — and that's in broad daylight.
"08.10.2017 06:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Census question of sex is to become optional after claims it discriminates against non-binary people Four million people declined to answer the only voluntary question in the last census: “What is your religion?” The change will leave Britain without an accurate figure for the number of men and women living in the country.
"08.10.2017 06:16:32" www.thetimes.co.uk May will reassert her authority with a cabinet reshuffle in which she may demote Boris Johnson In her first interview since her party conference speech disaster last week, the prime minister told The Sunday Times she was preparing to shake up her top team to ensure she has “the best people in my cabinet” 'I want the best people in my cabinet,' says PM
"07.10.2017 22:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk King Arthur was created as a Celtic superhero The perennial question of whether King Arthur really existed has been given a new twist after an academic concluded that he did not - but the people who inspired the character did. According to the... According to the archaeologist Miles Russell, he is a composite of real-life warlords and was created as a “Celtic superhero” in the 12th century.
"07.10.2017 20:52:53" www.thetimes.co.uk Migrant influx risks turning French port into second Calais Britain is to fund tighter security at Ouistreham port in Normandy after an influx of migrants fuelled concern that it could become a second Calais. The French Interior Ministry said the British... Britain is to fund tighter security at Ouistreham port in Normandy after an influx of migrants fuelled concern that it could become a second Calais.
"07.10.2017 19:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Are you too old for visible nipples and selfies? In 2017 age is rarely a barrier. But there are a few little exceptions you may want to consider Once you hit 50, every passing six months delivers a fresh batch of things that aren't working quite as well as you had been led to believe and may — if you persist — work against your best interests. For example...
"07.10.2017 18:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Michael Odell had his dream job — but behind the scenes he was having a breakdown He was hanging out with the A-list by day then having anxiety attacks at night 'There is a conspiracy of silence around men and mental health. Rock journalism, like many male-dominated professions, is full of bravado. I was laughing and joking my way through life.'
"07.10.2017 17:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The majority of Scots have little or no faith in the UK's Brexit talks There was also significant support for another referendum on Britain's future in Europe, once the Brexit deal has been completed. The poll, conducted by YouGov for The Times, also found little enthusiasm for Brexit generally or for Britain's future outside the EU.
"07.10.2017 16:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The CEO of Lloyds Bank turned its fortunes around - but the anxiety almost broke him The top City boss reveals what happened – and why he's on a mission to end the stigma of workplace stress António Horta-Osório describes for the first time how restoring Lloyds Bank's fortunes almost shattered his mental health
"07.10.2017 15:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Anthony Loyd: Helmand descends into an orgy of violence and death Three years after British forces departed, there is daily brutality in Lashkar Gah Six men came to the governor's office protesting at police brutality. They carried with them a bulging sack. Inside were eight legs
"07.10.2017 14:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Polly Vernon: I'm so over smug mindfulness “Mindfulness should be anathema to competitiveness” “Oh goodie,” my most competitive friend said to me, recently. “There's a mindfulness monitor on my brand-new iPhone 8! I can screengrab my meditation hours and put them on Instagram!”
"07.10.2017 13:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The women behind the world's naughtiest podcast They are the voices of a new generation of women for whom no sexual encounter is off limits When friends Krystyna Hutchinson and Corinne Fisher decided to tell all about their sex lives, they never imagined their show would be downloaded 35 million times
"07.10.2017 12:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk This grotesque racket in sex abuse claims Fantasists are having a field day, lawyers and police behave disgracefully, while the innocent see their reputations trashed False accusation is a terrible crime, made all the worse because complete reparation is never possible.
"07.10.2017 11:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Giles Coren: Welcome aboard this giant metal tube of death If every airline went the way of Monarch we'd be spared a lot of foul air, pointless holidays and giant chocolate bars 'Travel does not broaden the mind, it narrows it. And shrinks the world. And worst of all, it makes boring people think they are interesting'
"07.10.2017 10:45:32" www.thetimes.co.uk A gender-neutral version of the French language is angering traditionalists Traditionalists fear that the French tongue grammatical gender is being changed into “gibberish” to appease equal rights groups Known as “écriture inclusive”, the new written-only style has been launched in the name of equality, and seeks to rid French of the domination of the masculine grammatical gender when it applies to human beings
"07.10.2017 10:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk What really made Tim Peake risk his life to go into orbit? Giles Whittell talks to Britain's first astronaut to walk in space He wrote letters to his two young sons, to be opened if he never came back
"07.10.2017 08:48:29" www.thetimes.co.uk Savers may face a fresh raid on pensions The tax break is now so expensive that abolishing it would allow the government to wipe out the budget deficit at a stroke Figures published by HM Revenue & Customs show that the total cost to the Treasury of tax relief on pension contributions jumped by more than 10 per cent last year as a record number of people saved for their old age
"07.10.2017 08:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Uber can use Apple app to record customers' screens and access their data without their knowledge Apple has given Uber unprecedented and "disturbing" privileges that would enable the company to record customers' phone screens and access their data without their knowledge, experts have warned. Apple has given Uber unprecedented and “disturbing” privileges, experts have warned.
"07.10.2017 07:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk President Trump rolls back free birth control in appeal to Christian right Tens of millions of women could have the cost of birth control reimbursed under Obamacare, but a ruling issued last night will let companies refuse on the grounds of religion or moral convictions. The Trump administration has issued a ruling allowing employers to opt out of subsidising contraception to its workers.
"07.10.2017 06:04:29" www.thetimes.co.uk Headmaster James Stewart, who had sex den in office, jailed for fraud A former head teacher who defrauded his school of £100,000 in bogus expenses claims converted part of his office into a sex dungeon. James Stewart was found to have an "inner sanctum" in his office... James Stewart was found to have an “inner sanctum” in his office that he used to serenade his personal assistant on an electric piano next to a fridge full of champagne.
"07.10.2017 04:11:52" www.thetimes.co.uk Theresa May's government is in a 'monumental mess', aides have said Theresa May presides over a government in a "monumental mess" and could yet be forced out at the end of the year, senior colleagues said yesterday. The prime minister appears to have seen off the... The prime minister appears to have seen off the immediate threat of a coup, but colleagues warned she could still be forced out at the end of ths year.
"07.10.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Helmand descends into an orgy of violence and death Six men came to the governor's office protesting at police brutality. They carried with them a bulging sack. Inside were eight legs. They belonged to four of their friends, who were scythed down by... Three years after British forces departed, there is daily brutality in Lashkar Gah. Anthony Loyd reports
"06.10.2017 22:25:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Russian hackers stole US security data Kremlin-backed hackers stole details of US cyber-spying operations, it emerged last night, after a contractor for the National Security Agency (NSA) placed highly classified material on a home... Kremlin-backed hackers have stolen details about how the NSA hacks foreign computer networks, the code it uses and how it defends the US.
"06.10.2017 21:23:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Ridley Scott and Harrison Ford still can't agree over whether his character was a robot No other origami unicorn has provoked such controversy. Some 35 years since it was first folded into shape, the unicorn still finds itself at the centre of a dispute between the two powerhouses of... So, was Harrison Ford a replicant in Blade Runner, or not?
"06.10.2017 20:23:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Tracey Emin: 'My real dream is that I meet someone to share my life' There are five Traceys. That's what a man tells me when, having arrived too early for a meeting with Tracey Emin, I slip into a café on the corner of her Spitalfields street in east London. "I... As her new exhibition opens at Turner Contemporary, the artist tells how the death of her mother has changed her.
"06.10.2017 19:24:28" www.thetimes.co.uk Conservationists have condemned “cruel” wildlife selfies It is guaranteed to win "likes" from friends back home: the selfie showing you cuddling a monkey, lion cub or some other cute or exotic animal while on holiday. Celebrities have fuelled the craze... Scientists have said it fuels the illegal trade in endangered species.
"06.10.2017 18:06:42" www.thetimes.co.uk Milo Yiannopoulos filmed singing as men gave Nazi salutes Milo Yiannopoulos, the darling of the American alt-right, was filmed singing karaoke while onlookers give Hitler salutes. A video released by BuzzFeed News last night shows the British polemicist... Milo Yiannopoulos's response: “I have been and am a steadfast supporter of Jews and Israel. I disavow white nationalism and I disavow racism and I always have.”
"06.10.2017 16:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk A male hairdresser with HIV allegedly deliberately infected four lovers with the virus A male hairdresser with HIV allegedly deliberately infected four lovers with the virus and tried to do the same with six others after meeting them on the gay dating app Grindr. Daryll Rowe, 26... One victim allegedly received a message that read: “Maybe you have the fever. I came inside you and I have HIV. LOL. Oops!”
"06.10.2017 15:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Baby sleep positioners are being removed from sale in British shops The devices, which aim to keep babies in a specific position while sleeping, are popular with parents. However, health professionals say that they are unnecessary and potentially dangerous. The baby "nests" were linked to 12 infant deaths in the US.
"06.10.2017 14:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk China is flooding the US with spies, claims exiled billionaire Guo Wengui A Chinese tycoon exiled in New York claims that Beijing has sent dozens of spies to the US to track dissidents. Guo Wengui, a property developer who fled China after he was swept up in a government... The Chinese tycoon said 27 more spies would be sent to the US this year, “in addition to those originally planned”.
"06.10.2017 13:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Parents will be banned from smoking inside their own homes in Tokyo if children are in the room The law forbids adults from smoking in a room or car if children are present, although it may be seen as symbolic as there are no fines for breaching the rule. Adults will also be asked to take steps to prevent children from being exposed to secondhand The authorities said that the measure, aimed at protecting children from passive smoking, was the first of its type in Japan.
"06.10.2017 12:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Elephants get a lifeline with total ivory ban Britain has long been considered a global leader in tackling illegal wildlife trade and has led the battle against elephant-poaching - a scourge that claims the life of an animal every 26 minutes... The number of elephants has declined by almost a third in the past decade and about 20,000 a year are still being slaughtered to feed the global demand for ivory.
"06.10.2017 11:07:30" www.thetimes.co.uk May disguises the Tories' deeper problems Theresa May's position since the general election might be described as weak and stable. After a speech that established more than a phonetic association between coughing and coffin she is weaker... The PM has become a scapegoat for a party that is paralysed by the existence of four competing factions, writes Philip Collins.
"06.10.2017 10:00:00"  What's going on in Catalonia?  Catalonia want their independence but for now they will have to wait.
"06.10.2017 09:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk A Japanese TV reporter died after working 159 hours of overtime a month The body of Miwa Sado, who worked for NHK, was found in her home in Tokyo in May 2014. She was clutching her mobile phone and had suffered a heart attack. News of her death was suppressed by the broadcaster until this week but her family insisted it be Miwa Sado was another apparent victim of the country's culture of overwork.
"06.10.2017 08:45:42"  Sunday Times Style "Rihanna feels you should build your glow." Watch her make-up artist #PriscillaOno do the full FentyBeauty face, from coral milk primer to the hyped Killawatt highlighter. Wow. Watch Rihanna's make-up artist do the full FentyBeauty face on Sunday Times Style's beauty director:
"06.10.2017 08:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Prince Charles: Anyone eating seafood will be consuming plastic too He condemned the “throwaway, convenience lifestyles of many around the world” and called for the rapid introduction of a deposit scheme on plastic bottles. He also urged industry to make all plastic easier to reuse or recycle. There is so much plastic in the ocean that it will soon be consumed by anyone dining on seafood, the Prince of Wales has warned.
"06.10.2017 07:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Police chief in Edward Heath inquiry revives Whitehall conspiracy A chief constable revived the spectre of an establishment child abuse conspiracy yesterday as he said that Edward Heath would have been questioned over allegations of paedophilia. Mike Veale, the... Mike Veale, the head of Wiltshire police, referred to claims of a “state cover-up” by politicians, civil servants and police.
"06.10.2017 06:01:52" www.thetimes.co.uk Grant Shapps accused of leading plot against May The former chairman was identified by Theresa May loyalists before a febrile weekend in which MPs will be canvassed by the mutinous group and by government whips over whether Mrs May should remain in post. The unrest comes after the prime minister's A former Conservative Party chairman has admitted to helping lead dozens of rebel MPs in a plot to oust the prime minister.
"06.10.2017 03:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Boris Becker was warned he could be jailed for his £50m debts Boris Becker borrowed £2 million from a British telecoms tycoon after he was warned that he could be jailed because of mounting debts totalling £50 million. The tennis champion, who won six grand... The tennis champion borrowed £2 million from a British telecoms tycoon and could be forced to sell his Wimbledon trophies.
"06.10.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk The Spanish prime minister has threatened to impose direct rule on Catalonia Spain's prime minister threatened yesterday to introduce direct rule in Catalonia as the region's leaders pressed their demands for independence. In his first interview since Sunday's referendum on... The threat came as a top EU official warned that the crisis in Catalonia risked starting a civil war in the heart of Europe.
"05.10.2017 21:07:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Change Please trains homeless people to become coffee baristas Thomas Noble stands by a coffee cart at Borough Market, making flat whites for tourists. He shares a joke as he steams the milk, giving no sign of the personal strife he's overcome to get here. “I came into this thinking I'd be able to open a chain of ethical coffee bars next to the high-street chains. I don't want to play the violin but that realisation that we'll never be able to compete at the same level was quite a heavy one.”
"05.10.2017 20:07:00" www.thetimes.co.uk £250 million bank robbery foiled after police discover tunnel Police in Sao Paulo have prevented the world's biggest bank robbery after discovering a 500-metre tunnel, complete with lighting, ventilation and rail tracks, leading from a rented house to the... The 500-metre tunnel, complete with lighting, ventilation and rail tracks, led to the vaults of the Bank of Brazil.
"05.10.2017 19:15:10"  Times Red Box The party's new head, Henry Bolton, will struggle to keep his parliamentary organisation going in the absence of crucial funding. The loss of funding is a headache for fr Ukip's new leader Henry Bolton, the fourth party head in the past year.
"05.10.2017 18:15:32"  Kazuo Ishiguro wins Nobel prize for literature  Nobel prize for literature winner Kazuo Ishiguro “thought it was a hoax”.
"05.10.2017 17:15:34" www.thetimes.co.uk Five party girls lived as nuns – and find solace in a religious order Five new girls arrive at the Daughters of Divine Charity convent in Swaffham, deep in rural Norfolk. The first, Paige, 23, has, between her red go-go boots and her miniskirt, a gap large enough to... “I'm ready to be whipped like a naughty nun.” 
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“There are no naughty nuns.”
"05.10.2017 16:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk A mother has been jailed in the US for refusing to have her son vaccinated In Michigan parents are legally allowed to delay or even refuse a child's vaccinations but Ms Bredow was charged after reneging on an agreement with her ex-husband in November 2016 to have their son immunised. Rebecca Bredow said that she was opposed to vaccines on religious grounds
"05.10.2017 15:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk The number of women who describe themselves as bisexual has doubled Last year 0.9 per cent of women in the UK described themselves as bisexual, up from 0.5 per cent in 2012. This equates to about 236,000 bisexual women. About 196,000, or 0.7 per cent of women, said that they were gay. More women than men identify as bisexual, while a significantly larger number of men than women say that they are gay.
"05.10.2017 14:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Why Las Vegas killer Stephen Paddock is more terrifying than Bin Laden On Sunday night, on his own, Stephen Paddock, a man whose regular Starbucks order was a venti mocha cappuccino, killed six more people than the four London bombers murdered on 7/7. Other than being... 'The pitiless, breaking bad nature of the Vegas shooting will haunt us more than a murderous fanatic with an ideology' writes David Aaronovitch
"05.10.2017 13:00:51"  Tai Hang's fire dragon dance  In a ceremony to ward off bad luck, residents of Tai Hang, in Hong Kong, dance through the streets with a dragon made of straw
"05.10.2017 12:36:18"  Times Red Box People will have their organs used for transplants after their death unless they explicitly refuse consent. Theresa May told the Conservative Party conference yesterday that the organ donation system will have to change.
"05.10.2017 12:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Sir Edward Heath would have been questioned over sex abuse allegations, police have said Wiltshire police, which oversaw a £1.5 million national investigation into 40 allegations about Heath, said that complaints from seven individuals met the threshold for interview were he still alive. Were he still alive, the late prime minister would have been questioned over allegations of abuse from seven individuals including rape of an 11-year-old boy.
"05.10.2017 11:37:43"  Zenaida Yanowsky is officially retiring from ballet  As part of World Ballet Day: Zenaida Yanowsky, the Royal Ballet's principal dancer, who retired after 23 years at the top
"05.10.2017 11:14:30" www.thetimes.co.uk Kazuo Ishiguro: All societies have a buried giant, something they wish to hide "It's become a geek's world," says Kazuo Ishiguro. "The big success stories of the western world are these geeky people," he says, referring to Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates and Elon Musk. Why should... British writer Kazuo Ishiguro has won the 2017 Nobel Prize for Literature. In this interview, he explains how 'society has changed and why we need fantasists'.
"05.10.2017 10:23:24" www.thetimes.co.uk 'Our insatiable appetite for cheap meat will destroy our planet' Man has an almost insatiable appetite to destroy the planet in his quest for cheap meat. As well as pushing wildlife to extinction through the destruction of habitats, rising meat production is... 'Humanity, supposedly the most intelligent species that has ever lived, has lost its way', writes Philip Lymbery, the chief executive of Compassion in World Farming
"05.10.2017 09:30:00"  Amir Shah has been dubbed as India's "Billy Elliott"  It's World Ballet Day - Meet India's "Billy Elliot", teenager Amir Shah, who was discovered in the slums of Mumbai.
"05.10.2017 08:34:37" www.thetimes.co.uk A Republican “pro-life” congressman allegedly put pressure on his mistress to have an abortion Text messages between Tim Murphy and his former lover have been leaked Tim Murphy, 65, said last night that he would not run for office again.
"05.10.2017 08:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Waiting for deliveries and forgetting passwords are worst "first world" problems for millennials A third of Londoners were concerned that there might be another prosecco shortage after supply problems last year. This was almost twice the proportion of those elsewhere in the country. From prosecco draughts to no free wifi, here's a list of the top ten first-world problems British millennials are faced with.
"05.10.2017 07:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Saudi Arabia has been placed on a rights blacklist for killing and maiming children in Yemen A report commissioned by the UN in August found that the Saudi-led coalition was responsible for 51 per cent of child casualties. The Gulf allies were taken off last year's blacklist after reports Riyadh had threatened to cut its funding to the UN. This The annual “list of shame” identifies countries responsible for the worst violations of children's rights.
"05.10.2017 06:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Theresa May on final warning after Conservative conference speech shambles Recriminations were levelled at Boris Johnson and Sir Patrick McLoughlin, the Conservative Party chairman, after a prankster was allowed to hand a joke P45 to the prime minister during the speech before she suffered repeated coughing fits and lost her Tory MPs warned that the PM was “one crisis from the exit” after the most shambolic conference speech in memory.
"05.10.2017 03:32:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Police think the Las Vegas killer probably had help The gunman who murdered 59 people in America's deadliest mass shooting in modern times probably had help and may have intended to escape, police said last night. Joseph Lombardo, the sheriff of... Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said it was "hard to believe" Stephen Paddock carried out his meticulously planned atrocity alone. His girlfriend has denied all knowledge.
"05.10.2017 02:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The Taj Mahal has been been omitted from a brochure of local attractions for its Muslim heritage It is one of the seven wonders of the modern world and India's most popular tourist destination, but the Taj Mahal has mysteriously been omitted from a brochure of local attractions amid an ugly... Visitors to the state are instead encouraged to visit predominantly Hindu attractions
"04.10.2017 22:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Archaeologists in Turkey may have found Santa Claus A previously unknown temple that is believed to hold the bones of St Nicholas, a 4th century Greek Orthodox bishop, has been discovered And just in time for Christmas...
"04.10.2017 21:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Catalonia is expected to declare independence early next week This could potentially tear Spain apart and cripple Europe's fourth-largest economy The modern crisis can be traced, in part, to the late dictator Francisco Franco, who banned calls for Catalonian independence and suppressed the region's culture
"04.10.2017 20:33:01" www.thetimes.co.uk A man attempted to capture a 26 foot long (7.8m) python with a sack Robert Nababan, a security guard known locally as a snake catcher, encountered the animal on Saturday evening The story ended better for the man, however, than for the reptile, which was killed, fried and eaten by the villagers.
"04.10.2017 19:47:53" www.thetimes.co.uk Alice Thomson: Our elderly are trampled in the rush for youth Strategists who put appealing to younger voters above solving the social care crisis could land the Tories in trouble The Conservatives should beware: they could end up very lonely, having lost the support of the elderly faithful while failing to start an affair with the young.
"04.10.2017 18:48:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The man who designed Sgt Pepper is letting visitors explore his collections It's a pop-art Aladdin's cave, finds Rachel Campbell-Johnston, who gets a sneak peek At Work with Peter Blake will be on the Waddington Custot stand at frieze Masters, Regent's Park, London, October 5-8
"04.10.2017 17:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk There's been a prolonged fall in living standards since Brexit Households have endured the longest period of falling living standards in six years since the vote to leave the European Union Per person, real disposable household income shrank by 1.1 per cent in the 12 months to June, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said
"04.10.2017 16:45:01" www.thetimes.co.uk The Tories must reinvent themselves or face slow death This conference has exposed all the flaws of a top-down organisation with a shrinking membership left behind by the digital revolution The Conservatives problem is deeper than them just needing a new leader, writes Iain Martin
"04.10.2017 15:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The UK's most popular pesto contains more salt than a McDonald's hamburger The government has set a target for pesto and other thick sauces to contain a maximum of 1.63g salt per 100g by the end of December. One variety of pesto contained 32% more salt than when last surveyed in 2009
"04.10.2017 15:07:31"  Times Red Box How many times can Theresa May say 'The British Dream' in one keynote speech? The prime minister's attempt to relaunch her embattled premiership with a vision of a “new British dream” turned into an on-stage nightmare.
"04.10.2017 14:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Police have used drones to arrest a brutal hare-coursing gang Traditionally the number of offences starts to rise in the autumn after crops have been harvested and the season continues until spring. Hare-coursing, where the dog catches the hare and kills it by shaking the animal in its teeth, is banned under the Hunting Act 2004.
"04.10.2017 13:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Theresa May's keynote speech was interrupted by a prankster handing her a P45 After a party conference dominated by speculation over her leadership, Mrs May's attempt to reassert authority over her party was overshadowed as she struggled to complete her speech. At one point Philip Hammond, the chancellor, walked onto the podium to Mrs May's attempt to reassert authority over her party was overshadowed by a prankster handing the PM a P45 as she fought coughing fit.
"04.10.2017 12:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The girlfriend of the Las Vegas killer has flown back to the US to help police with investigation The girlfriend of the professional gambler responsible for the worst mass shooting in recent American history flew back to the United States last night to help police trying to determine why he... Investigators hope that Mrs Danley may be able to shed some light on the carnage, carried out by an individual with no criminal record.
"04.10.2017 11:18:24" www.thetimes.co.uk A homeless man has been jailed for life for a killing mother and son in their home A homeless man who murdered a mother and her teenage son after the family gave him a fresh start in life has been jailed for a minimum of 30 years. The family supported Aaron Barley for over a year with food, shelter and money.
"04.10.2017 10:44:20"  Times Red Box 'The party believes the Scottish Conservative leader is a victor in waiting, so here's a way to plan for her accession', writes Daniel Finkelstein 'Here's the question for the Tory party: do you want to win or don't you?'
"04.10.2017 10:15:31" www.thetimes.co.uk Waitrose is to sell half-sized bottles to help shoppers to cut their alcohol intake Wine lovers facing the dilemma of whether to finish that bottle of red they opened with dinner are to be offered salvation as Waitrose starts selling half bottles to help customers to cut their alcohol intake. The supermarket chain says that its new line of own-label half bottles might be suitable “for a midweek evening meal”.
"04.10.2017 09:20:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Google and Facebook are accused of helping to spread fake news on Las Vegas massacre suspect Google, Facebook and Twitter have been accused of helping to spread fake news after their algorithms promoted stories naming the wrong attacker in the aftermath of the Las Vegas shootings. For... For hours after the atrocity Google's search results promoted 4chan threads from alt-right trolls naming a left-wing, anti-Trump activist as the suspect.
"04.10.2017 09:01:23"  Times Red Box Priti Patel's announcement included a legally enforceable code of conduct Priti Patel said that aid contractors would have to disclose their profits from every contract.
"04.10.2017 08:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Transgender women will be admitted to a women-only college at Cambridge University Murray Edwards College, which was founded in 1954, said that paying special attention to how women learn was built into its teaching system. Now it will accept applications for a place from any student who identifies themself as a woman, regardless of her The television presenter Sue Perkins, the actress Tilda Swinton and the Strictly Come Dancing host Claudia Winkleman are among the alumnae of the college.
"04.10.2017 07:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Las Vegas killer Stephen Paddock set up cameras to spy on police as they began raid The man responsible for America's worst mass shooting in modern times had set up cameras in his hotel suite and in a room service trolley outside to film himself and monitor anyone approaching... “This was obviously premeditated, the shooter evaluated everything he did.”
"04.10.2017 06:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Ethnic minorities are better at social care, minister says Families must learn from ethnic minority communities and take more responsibility for looking after elderly relatives, the care minister has said. Jackie Doyle-Price said that Britain was no longer... Britons have been urged to care for elderly residents themselves rather than rely on the state.
"04.10.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Stop fighting and do your duty, May tells Tories Theresa May will beg her squabbling party to "shape up" today after warring cabinet ministers traded jibes from the platform of the Conservatives' annual conference. The prime minister will close... The prime minister will beg her squabbling party to "shape up" as she unveils a house-building programme to try and curb Labour's momentum.
"03.10.2017 22:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Blood in Barcelona He cannot bludgeon his way to peace The Spanish leader must work for a compromise with the Catalans or step aside, says today's Leader Article
"03.10.2017 21:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Melanie Phillips: Welby is deluded to think we're a kind society The church confuses virtue signalling with true virtue, while cruelty and indifference abound 'Most people genuinely want to do good by others. The church, though, has stopped providing them with the means to do so because it has lost faith in itself'
"03.10.2017 20:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Are you part of the dairy-free generation? What was on your coffee menu this morning? A coconut latte? An almond flat white? Faux milk may be fashionable, but is it any good for you?
"03.10.2017 19:44:01"  Timeline Photos  Today's cartoon by Morten Morland
"03.10.2017 19:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The author who challenged one of the Arab world's great taboos...sex The book that challenged one of the Arab world's great taboos was inspired by a chance conversation about sexual frustration. Leïla Slimani, the Franco-Moroccan writer, was in Rabat to promote her... 'Women are torn between shame and the desire to be emancipated'
"03.10.2017 18:15:32"  Is this the world's most expensive dish?  This dish just sold for £28.5 million
"03.10.2017 18:10:24" www.thetimes.co.uk The home secretary has announced a ban on the sale of acids to under 18s A ban on the sale of acids to under 18s is to be introduced in the wake of a spate of attacks, the home secretary announced today. Ministers are also planning to ban the carrying of acid in a... Amber Rudd announced the proposals following a surge in assaults involving corrosive substances in the past four years.
"03.10.2017 16:22:32" www.thetimes.co.uk Following the Las Vegas massacre, Donald Trump has hinted at debate on gun control President Trump appeared to brace America for a fresh debate on gun control today, as the country continued to mourn a mass shooting that claimed 59 lives in Las Vegas and left more than 500 people... Asked about what was known about the gunman in Las Vegas, Trump added: “He's a sick man, a demented man"
"03.10.2017 15:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Dentures lost by NHS hospitals every year, cost taxpayers more than £1 million Thousands of sets of false teeth are lost by NHS hospitals every year, costing taxpayers more than £1 million in compensation and having a devastating impact on frail elderly patients. Older people... Older people are left struggling to eat, hindering their recovery and meaning that they have to spend longer in hospital.
"03.10.2017 14:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Egypt has arrested at least 33 people suspected of being homosexual The detainees, who include one woman, are being held on draconian charges of “debauchery” and “sexual deviance”. It is not illegal to be gay in Egypt, but the conservative authorities jail people accused of homosexuality and prostitution using these vague Security forces in Egypt have raided homes in the toughest crackdown on the country's gay and transgender community in more than a decade.
"03.10.2017 13:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The Egyptian military tried to buy North Korean weapons, says UN After a tip-off from Washington in August last year, Egypt intercepted the Jie Shun, a Cambodian-flagged freighter secretly dispatched by North Korea, according to a United Nations report published in February. A ship packed with millions of dollars worth of North Korean weapons bound for the Egyptian military was seized in the Suez Canal.
"03.10.2017 12:15:39"  Yayoi Kusama opens her own museum in Tokyo  Yayoi Kusama is the most celebrated mental patient in the world, and she's just opened a museum dedicated to her art.
"03.10.2017 11:17:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Demonstrators shouted insults outside police stations as Catalans strike over police brutality Similar actions were planned outside the headquarters of the Civil Guard for later in the day. The force was deployed to break up the plebiscite, which had been declared illegal by Spain's highest court. “Without your truncheons you are nothing!” yelled an angry crowd outside the Barcelona headquarters of the National Police
"03.10.2017 10:56:07"  Times Red Box Theresa May, who commissioned the audit when she arrived in Downing Street 15 months ago, said its results were uncomfortable but defended “holding up a mirror to our society”. “Britain has come a long way in my lifetime in spreading equality and opportunity, but this audit will be definitive evidence of how far we must still go.”
"03.10.2017 10:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The first Saudi Arabian driving school for women is to open on a university campus Princess Nora bint Abdul Rahman University in Riyadh, founded in 1970, has more than 60,000 students, all female. It said in a statement: “Princess Nora University is preparing to set up a driving school in co-operation with the relevant authorities.” It is unclear whether the school will be run by female or male instructors.
"03.10.2017 09:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk A retired accountant with no criminal record became America's deadliest gunman yesterday The gunman who carried out the deadliest mass shooting in American history was the son of a bank robber once certified by the FBI as "psychopathic, armed and very dangerous". Almost 50 years later... Stephen Paddock, 64, murdered 59 people then took his own life on the 32nd floor of the glitzy Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas.
"03.10.2017 08:47:01"  Times Red Box In this special podcast, Ruth Davidson speaks on a variety of issues including, firing Boris Johnson , not wanting a second Brexit referendum, how the party should fight Jeremy Corbyn and whether she will ever stand for the Conservatives leadership. "People ask me and they can't believe I don't want the job. I really don't. I do want the job of being first minister of Scotland."
"03.10.2017 08:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Camilla seduced Charles to exact revenge, claims biographer Penny Junor Penny Junor said that in 1971 Camilla Shand, as she was then, was so fed up with the philandering of her boyfriend and future husband Andrew Parker Bowles that she got her own back. The Duchess of Cornwall only chose to sleep with Prince Charles in the 1970s as an act of revenge on her boyfriend who was sleeping with the prince's sister.
"03.10.2017 07:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk 'Act of pure evil': 59 die in Las Vegas shooting A 64-year-old retired accountant with no criminal record became America's deadliest gunman yesterday after killing at least 59 people with several machineguns fired into a music festival crowd in... ● 59 die in America's worst mass shooting 
● More than 520 left injured at music festival 
● Lone gunman kills himself after massacre
"03.10.2017 06:01:00"  What's going on in Catalonia?  Catalonia want their independence but for now they will have to wait.
"03.10.2017 04:27:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Tom Petty has died at the age of 66, his manager has confirmed The rock musician Tom Petty has died after a cardiac arrest at his home in Malibu, his manager has confirmed. Petty, 66, had just completed a fortieth anniversary tour with his band, the... He had just completed a fortieth anniversary tour with his band, the Heartbreakers.
"03.10.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Catalan leaders have stepped back from a declaration of independence Catalan leaders have stepped back from a declaration of independence as Spain struggles to come to terms with its worst peacetime violence for decades. Tens of thousands of Catalans are expected to... The delay could give all sides room for manoeuvre as Spain struggles to come to terms with its worst peacetime violence for decades.
"02.10.2017 22:11:00" www.thetimes.co.uk This sushi restaurant only has 9 seats but it has just been given 3 Michelin stars A sushi restaurant which has only nine seats and charges £300 a person - without drinks - has become the latest British establishment to gain three Michelin stars. The Araki, which opened off... It costs £300 per person (without drinks).
"02.10.2017 21:11:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Saudi university announces first driving school for women The first Saudi Arabian driving school for women is to open on a university campus after the historic decision last week to lift the ban on female drivers. Princess Nora bint Abdul Rahman... Saudi Arabia needs women to be active members of the workforce in order to revive its economy.
"02.10.2017 20:11:40" www.thetimes.co.uk Tories freeze student fees in £11bn drive to win youth vote Ministers have announced an £11 billion package to win over young voters that includes freezing tuition fees and reviving a scheme to help first-time buyers. As support surged for Jeremy Corbyn's... Tuition fees will be frozen at the current rate of £9,250 until 2019.
"02.10.2017 19:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Welcome aboard the hipster cruise Commonly characterised as sedentary holidays for couples approaching their twilight years, cruises have rarely been seen as an adventurous choice for hipsters. That, however, may be about to change... Sleek new ships offer silent discos, cocktail courses and yoga — as long as you're under 45.
"02.10.2017 18:16:28" www.thetimes.co.uk Congress must act and ban assault rifles  Experience suggests the chances of an assault weapons ban are close to zero even now, but it is still the right and obvious goal for Congress and the White House to pursue.
"02.10.2017 17:09:05"  Trump reacts to Las Vegas shooting  Here is an excerpt of President Donald J. Trump's remarks following the Las Vegas shooting.
"02.10.2017 16:01:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Is the Anglican Communion going to split over gay marriage? The split between warring Anglican churches over homosexuality and same-sex marriage is "irreconcilable" the Archbishop of Canterbury has admitted, as crunch talks get underway in the UK. The... The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, says that Anglican churches are “deeply divided” over same-sex marriage and gay sex.
"02.10.2017 15:01:29" www.thetimes.co.uk No one is unsackable, Philip Hammond warns Boris Johnson Philip Hammond today warned Boris Johnson that "no one is unsackable" and dismissed his Brexit "red lines" as a "rhetorical flourish". The chancellor weighed in as business leaders warned "division... His latest set of Brexit demands put Theresa May's authority in question and overshadowed the start of the Conservatives' conference in Manchester.
"02.10.2017 13:24:28" www.thetimes.co.uk Catalan parliament is poised to declare independence after 90% voted to cede from Madrid The Catalan regional parliament is meeting this morning to decide whether to declare independence from Spain after 90 per cent in yesterday's referendum voted to cede from Madrid. Should Carles... Mariano Rajoy, the Spanish prime minister, insists the referendum is illegal and staked his reputation on stopping it from taking place.
"02.10.2017 12:20:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The women accused of killing Kim Jong-un's half-brother  say they thought it was a TV stunt Witnesses told a court how the half-brother of North Korea's dictator staggered and blundered after being poisoned by a deadly nerve agent in Malaysia's international airport, at the trial of the... Doan Thi Huong, from Vietnam, and Siti Aisyah, from Indonesia, face a mandatory death sentence if they are convicted of murder.
"02.10.2017 11:13:32" www.thetimes.co.uk At least 50 people were killed and more than 200 wounded  after a gunman opened fire in Las Vegas Footage showed scenes of chaos with thousands fleeing the Route 91 Harvest festival across the street from the hotel as bursts of automatic gunfire peppered the air. It is America's worst mass killing since 50 people were murdered last year in Pulse Las Vegas's celebrated Strip was put under lockdown after “non-stop” automatic gunfire rained down from the top of a hotel on to an open-air music festival.
"02.10.2017 09:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk May has come under pressure to dismiss Boris Johnson after he put her credibility on the line The foreign secretary's announcement of his “red lines” for any deal that Britain strikes with the EU forced the prime minister on to the back foot as the Conservative Party conference got under way. The foreign secretary announced a number of “red lines” for any Brexit deal
"02.10.2017 08:52:56"  Times Red Box 'I find it utterly immoral that victims are repeatedly being failed by the government in this way', writes the Labour MP for Rotherham 'The government has an opportunity to fix this mess but instead it is seeking to fob us off with warm words'
"02.10.2017 07:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Rescue operation to bring home British holidaymakers is launched after Monarch Airlines collapsed Plans to bring home 100,000 Monarch passengers from abroad were being finalised last night amid fears that the airline could collapse as early as today. A 24-hour extension for the licence allowing... About 300,000 future bookings have also been cancelled as a result of the failure of the company – the largest airline in the UK to ever go bust.
"02.10.2017 06:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk 850 people were hurt in clashes over the Catalan referendum as Spain is torn apart The crackdown, in which one protester lost an eye to a rubber bullet and elderly voters were seen with blood streaming from head wounds, sent shock waves through Europe and led to calls for the resignation of Mariano Rajoy, the conservative prime The Spanish prime minister has said that riot police who bludgeoned, kicked and fired rubber bullets at voters were acting lawfully.
"01.10.2017 20:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk You'll be amazed how far you can get for under a grand Unless stated, prices are per person for a week, B&B, including flights Paradise found, Indonesia ✈ 18hr 29C 8 11hrThe Gili Islands, off the top end of Lombok, are developing fast, but one of... Barbados, Malaysia, Mexico and more on a budget
"01.10.2017 19:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk The party leader's deafening silence over anti-semitism on the left is deeply concerning We are angry. We are disappointed. We are at our wits' end. As chairman of the Jewish Leadership Council, the umbrella body of the 33 central charities and organisations of British Jewry, I can say... "We are angry. We are disappointed. We are at our wits' end"
"01.10.2017 18:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Two women were stabbed to death in an attack at Marseilles train station Terror returned to haunt France on Sunday as two women were stabbed to death in an attack at Marseilles train station. One woman had her throat slit and a second died of her wounds after being... The killer shouted “Allahu Akbar” as he struck, according to witnesses
"01.10.2017 18:00:11" www.thetimes.co.uk Hundreds of people were injured in Catalonia as riot police clashed with protesters Thirty-eight people have been injured, three of them seriously, in clashes between police and people trying to cast their vote in the independence poll in Catalonia. Spanish riot police fired... Riot police held back crowds of protesters attempting to vote in the independence poll
"01.10.2017 17:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Boris Johnson believes Theresa May will be driven from Downing Street within a year Boris Johnson believes Theresa May will be driven from Downing Street within a year and plans one last tilt at the Tory leadership. In a move that will unleash civil war at the Conservative Party... He is thought by some Tories to want one more go at the leadership
"01.10.2017 16:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk EU agency staff refuse to relocate to Dublin after Brexit Confidential details of the ­survey, reported by news agencies Politico and Reuters last week, indicate that Dublin was not among the top five locations favoured by EMA staff. A survey of staff at the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has found that 45% of them would refuse to move.
"01.10.2017 15:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk This animated film about Van Gogh was hand-painted in oils over seven years by 125 artists Any artist's biography faces the usual critique: it shows us the life, but does it show the work? From Vasari's scurrilous Lives of the Artists onwards, the affairs and angsts of our great... For once, the paintings really do “come to life”
"01.10.2017 15:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk Smart kids don't take phones to bed Children should not keep their mobile phones in their bedrooms overnight because of the risk of sleep deprivation and mental health problems, the Royal College of Psychiatrists has warned. Children who are scared of 'missing out' are risking mental health problems by keeping mobiles under their pillows, experts say.
"01.10.2017 14:56:46"  Sunday Times Food "Sometimes I give couples free champagne if they leave their phones at reception for their entire meal” If you're famous, “TI” will be noted beside your name (from Sunday Times Food)
"01.10.2017 14:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Don't dismiss Kim Kardashian and her family as vacuous. They're role models there are lots of ways of understanding what makes us alike as human beings, and you could do a lot worse than a leisurely veg on the sofa with the Kardashians. It's the 10th anniversary of Keeping Up With The Kardashians on E!, and India Knight loves it.
"01.10.2017 13:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Uber drivers have been accused of more than a dozen sex attacks outside London Alleged sexual assaults were reported to six police forces outside the capital, according to data released under freedom of information laws, revealing the scale of the ride-sharing group's security problems. Forces in Greater Manchester, South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, Leicestershire, Warwickshire and Avon and Somerset have recorded 13 alleged sex attacks by Uber drivers since 2015.
"01.10.2017 12:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Violent clashes in Catalonia as polls open in banned referendum vote Spanish riot police fired rubber bullets and used batons to stop crowds trying to reach polling stations this morning. Police opened fire on crowds after seizing ballot boxes in the disputed plebiscite. Thirty-eight people have been injured in clashes between police and people trying to cast their vote in the independence poll in Catalonia.
"01.10.2017 11:14:00" www.thetimes.co.uk North-south split over the cul‑de‑sac It is the focus of many suburban dreams, the setting for 1980s soap operas and the site of Harry Potter's home in the first film, before the wizard flees to Hogwarts. Yet research shows the... Rearch shows the cul-de-sac divides opinion more than anything since Brexit.
"01.10.2017 10:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The Interview: Richard Branson on Hurricane Irma, Necker Island and falling out with Donald Trump His house on Necker, in the British Virgin Islands, was ripped apart by Hurricane Irma three weeks ago. “Everything has been devastated,” he sighs. He and the 70 staff who run the island for his family, their guests and the clients who pay up to £60,000 a Few billionaires find themselves homeless, but Richard Branson has no roof over his head.
"01.10.2017 09:49:32"  Sunday Times Home Whether you've just started at The University of Manchester  or University of Bristol, here are 10 hacks for doing up your digs If your student room still doesn't feel homey, try out these 10 hacks (we especially love that doggy doorstop)
"01.10.2017 09:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Boris Johnson believes Theresa May 'will be gone in a year' Boris Johnson believes Theresa May will be driven from Downing Street within a year and plans one last tilt at the Tory leadership. In a move that will unleash civil war at the Conservative Party... In a further blow to May's authority, it emerged that Johnson privately mocked the prime minister, joking that her former aides Fiona Hill and Nick Timothy held her in a state of “modern slavery”.
"01.10.2017 08:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk My Playboy Mansion meeting with Hugh Hefner, Mr Sticky Fingers For years, the Playboy Mansion has been little more than a porno Disney where the original playboy picks Playmates and charges for entry "What will heaven look like? Hugh M. Hefner spreads his arms."
"01.10.2017 07:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Bosses at Monarch Airlines were given 24 hours to save the low-cost carrier yesterday The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has chartered a fleet of planes to fetch Monarch customers from across Europe if the airline folds. Officials raced to put together a rescue plan for up to 100,000 holidaymakers who could be stranded overseas
"01.10.2017 06:49:56" www.thetimes.co.uk Queen 'misled' by broken Theresa May Theresa May, who is 61 today, was 'absolutely beaten, grey-skinned' after the election result Buckingham Palace was left infuriated with Theresa May's behaviour after her general election disaster plunged the prime minister into a personal “crisis of confidence”
"30.09.2017 23:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The £2,000-a-session tattoo artist David Beckham and Adele see him in LA. Now the A-list inker is coming to the UK He did Johnny Depp's first tattoo in 1981
"30.09.2017 22:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk You'd better get some sleep Settling for less than eight hours a night is an epidemic that is shortening our lives Nothing helps you drift off like knowing adults sleeping less than six hours are three times as likely to have a heart attack
"30.09.2017 21:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Robert Crampton goes on a weekend sex retreat to investigate the joy of (tantric) sex Picture the scene. It's Sunday afternoon, 4-ish, and I'm in a room with 35 other people, equally split between men and women, aged from their mid-twenties to early sixties, the median age probably... Would he go naked? Or just down to his underwear? It might be the new thing in self-improvement, but exactly how far is Robert Crampton willing to go...
"30.09.2017 20:15:00"  Dating tips from First dates maître d' Fred Sirieix  From what food you should order to how often you can check your phone, First dates maître d', Fred Sirieix on how to have the perfect date ❤️
"30.09.2017 19:15:01" www.thetimes.co.uk London house prices have fallen for first time in eight years House prices in London have fallen for the first time in eight years while growth across Britain remained subdued, offering the latest evidence of a slowdown in the housing market. Nationwide said... Nationwide said that prices in the capital fell by 0.6% in the year to September
"30.09.2017 18:15:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Solo brides are marrying themselves in self-love movement When a shepherd proposes to Bathsheba Everdene in Far From the Madding Crowd, she answers that she would like a grand wedding if she could have one without a husband. "Since a woman can't show... “Women have always had the short end of the stick in the institution of marriage”. Marrying oneself offers a chance to take stock of your life, says one woman.
"30.09.2017 17:15:34" www.thetimes.co.uk Trump responds to a plea for help from Puerto Rican mayor by attacking her “poor leadership ability” President Trump has responded to a plea for help from the mayor of Puerto Rico's hurricane-torn capital by attacking her "poor leadership ability" and calling on the community to rebuild. Mr Trump... Mr Trump said islanders in the hurricane-torn capital seemed to “want everything done for them”.
"30.09.2017 16:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Monarch airline may be close to collapsing Ministers are braced for the possibility of a British airline collapsing over the coming days, The Times has learnt. Cross departmental meetings have been held in Whitehall to draw up contingency... One source said that talks had been held in Cobra, the emergency government briefing room.
"30.09.2017 16:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk We chatted to Bill Murray about his new musical venture At 67, the comedy star has made a classical music album with a cellist friend — just the latest surprise in a career full of them. Ed Potton meets a lifelong maverick ... but he was mostly concerned about our interviewer's arm
"30.09.2017 15:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The Tories are trapped in a zombie apocalypse This paralysed government is done for and it will now take a bold challenger for the leadership to save the party Theresa May's political death occurred with the exit poll on election day, writes Matthew Parris (image by Peter Brookes)
"30.09.2017 14:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The must-have accessory for 2017? A bodyguard In 2008, a total of 4,820 people held close protection licences in Britain. Now there are 14,073. One “alarmed American couple” hired a bodyguard to shadow their student son visiting London after the Westminster Bridge attack.
"30.09.2017 13:17:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Janice Turner: Don't blame bunny girls for wanting to work Hugh Hefner's Playboy empire was sordid and exploitative but the women in it had their own reasons for joining Hate the rabbit farmer, never the bunny.
"30.09.2017 12:59:30" www.facebook.com Join The Times and Sunday Times book club Welcome to First Edition, a book club from The Times and The Sunday Times. We can't promise there'll be cheese and wine, but there will be q&a's with authors, debates with our editors, and bookworm bonding. Grab your cuppa and come join in.
"30.09.2017 12:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The Isis savagery horrifying Taliban fighters in Tora Bora Osama bin Laden's cave hideout has become the setting for an unlikely alliance “At least the Taliban just shoot their enemies. The Daesh chopped some of my men and family into quarters and left them scattered along the valley so we could never retrieve them.”
"30.09.2017 11:23:01"  Fred Sirieix talks dating faux pas  We asked Fred Sirieix from First Dates what the biggest dating faux pas are. Don't miss an interview with him in tomorrow's The Sunday Times Magazine
"30.09.2017 10:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Secretly filmed footage has revealed the horror at a UK pheasant farm The film showed rows of metal cages lit at night to trick birds into thinking that it is daytime so that they lay more eggs Rotting birds lie piled in a heap. There is barely any flesh, only feathers, bones and beaks still fitted with the plastic bits used to stop them pecking each other to death.
"30.09.2017 09:06:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Caitlin Moran: Just like Boris, I am a  compulsive punner 'Help! I'm a pundamentalist. I just can't stop myself. It's a crack-like addiction' It's almost certainly the fault of our parents. If one is raised by a punner – usually a father, who suffers from chronic dad-jokes disease – one initially resists, crying, “That's terrible! Stop, Dad!” But then, in our teens – going out into the world,
"30.09.2017 08:29:05"  The Sunday Times Magazine Coming tomorrow: Exclusive interview from Camilla Thurlow + the social media stars making a difference Meet the social media stars making a difference - in tomorrow's The Sunday Times Magazine
"30.09.2017 07:38:29" www.thetimes.co.uk Could meat grown in a lab actually taste better than the real thing? Sitting on the square white plate in front of me is a burger that inspires wonder, confusion and an undertow of dread. At present you can buy it in about 40 restaurants in America. In this upmarket... A vegetarian scientist is trying to convert carnivores with 'fake' burgers – and save the planet at the same time.
"30.09.2017 06:27:49" www.thetimes.co.uk Judge who spared Oxford student Lavinia Woodward is cleared of misconduct The judicial watchdog has dismissed three complaints against the judge who spared an Oxford University medical student a jail sentence for stabbing her boyfriend. Lavinia Woodward, 24, admitted... Mr Pringle had deferred sentencing Woodward to allow her four months to deal with her cocaine and alcohol problem.
"30.09.2017 05:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk How rent controls have failed around world Unanimity among economists is rare but if there is one issue that unites practitioners of the dismal science, it is rent controls. Almost universally, they consider them a bad idea. Expertise... Jeremy Corbyn wants the state to fix the housing market but his plan could be flawed
"30.09.2017 04:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Travel websites accused of flying in the face of complaints Complaints against hotel booking websites soared last year amid growing concerns that holidaymakers have a limited choice with two companies dominating the market. The two biggest online travel... Complaints against hotel booking websites have soared amid growing concerns that holidaymakers have a limited choice with two companies dominating the market
"30.09.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Boris Johnson under fire from Ruth Davidson on eve of Tory conference Ruth Davidson has called for "serious people" to take charge of Brexit in a renewal of her attacks on Boris Johnson on the eve of the Conservative Party conference. Ms Davidson, tipped as a future... Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson attacks 'overoptimistic' Brexiteers
"29.09.2017 21:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Our sex columnist reveals the questions she is asked the most by Times readers I'm worried that my new girlfriend has been faking her climaxThe "fake" female orgasm is a phenomenon that has generated a great deal of anxiety, hype and speculation. A study... Over the past decade Suzi Godson has answered your questions. So what's changed? Tinder, sexting, and middle-age dating.
"29.09.2017 20:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk How the Kremlin is using social media to undermine western societies An analysis of 600 Twitter accounts linked by the German Marshall Fund, a think tank, to the Russian government has provided the most vivid insight yet into how the Kremlin is seeking to use social media to undermine western societies. Thousands of Twitter accounts linked to the Kremlin were churning out material designed to splinter America along political, racial and religious lines
"29.09.2017 19:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Anglican church faces sanctions after first same-sex church wedding in the UK The first same-sex church wedding in the UK has taken place despite the threat that it will prompt punitive sanctions against the Scottish Anglican denomination that held it. Peter Matthews and... The Rev Markus Dunzkofer, the rector at St John's, said that he felt honoured and blessed to have been able to oversee the union.
"29.09.2017 18:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Police are hunting a man who poisoned baby food and left the products on supermarket shelves The man asked for a €10 million ransom to be paid, saying that he would infect other stores with the poisoned produce if it was not. The suspect used ethylene glycol, a chemical in antifreeze and brake fluids, which can be fatal in large quantities.
"29.09.2017 17:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Mourners have been barred from wailing loudly and wearing black clothes at funerals in Tajikistan The committee on religious affairs has also said that those grieving must not tear at their hair or scratch their faces. Hired mourners are also prohibited under the regulations governing funerals in the mainly Muslim country. President Rahmon has clamped down on behaviour he views as typical of fundamentalist Islam
"29.09.2017 16:23:28" www.thetimes.co.uk A little-known former army officer has been elected leader of Ukip Henry Bolton, 54, a former Lib Dem candidate and father of three, won 30 per cent of the vote, beating a controversial anti-Islam candidate and other higher-profile Ukip figures. Henry Bolton, a former Lib Dem candidate, has become UK Independence Party (UKIP)'s fourth leader in less than 18 months.
"29.09.2017 15:07:00" www.thetimes.co.uk We are in the midst of a bed bug pandemic Bed bugs are fooled into thinking they have found a human host by the smell of dirty clothes You should probably wash that dirty holiday laundry before bringing it back home...
"29.09.2017 14:07:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The truths about trade that need to be exposed Take gold exports out of the accounts and we're not quite the trading nation Brexiteers imagine Forging the appropriate relationships with Europe and the rest of the world cannot happen until we understand what actually makes our economy tick, writes Ed Conway
"29.09.2017 13:03:04" www.thetimes.co.uk Is Britain still a racist country? Ethnic prejudice in the United Kingdom has changed but may not have declined We are not yet who we ought to be.
"29.09.2017 12:07:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The UK's top chicken supplier has been accused of altering sell by dates It is illegal to place incorrect use-by dates on food. They differ from best-before dates and are based on “kill dates” given by suppliers. Footage also appeared to show workers returning potentially contaminated chicken to the production line after it had fallen on the floor as well as mixing meat of different ages together.
"29.09.2017 11:07:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Boris Johnson is Tories' favourite to succeed Theresa May Almost a quarter of Conservative supporters want to see Boris Johnson in No 10 Could his Brexit gamble have paid off?
"29.09.2017 09:57:18"  Anna Jones squash and olive piadina  Anna Jones is making an easy squash and olive piadina from her new cookbook. And find more of her recipes in The Dish on Sunday or on Sunday Times Food
"29.09.2017 09:07:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The silence of Labour moderates is shameful MPs who sing for Corbyn while continuing to believe his policies are nuts should listen to their consciences and act Most of The Labour Party has simply ceased being honest in public, writes Philip Collins
"29.09.2017 08:38:40"  This barista is taking coffee-art to a whole new level  Should you have another flat white? Well, it is International Coffee Day... 

You'll have to travel to South Korea if you want your caffeine this cool, though.
"29.09.2017 08:07:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Chinese tour bus stops for 'disaster tourism' photos at Grenfell tower A Chinese tour guide has been sent home in disgrace and a coach driver suspended after tourists were taken on an unauthorised stop near Grenfell Tower to take photographs of the site of the tragedy. When asked what they were doing, the coach driver claimed that the visitors were health and safety experts from China.
"29.09.2017 07:07:38" www.thetimes.co.uk UK voters want the government to renationalise the railways Voters want the government to renationalise utilities and railways, cap the wages of top earners and regulate more, according to research that reveals the scale of the challenge facing the... The public holds a more favourable view of socialism than capitalism, according to research.
"29.09.2017 05:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Early strike on North Korea 'will provoke a war, and it won't be short' The US cannot launch a preventive strike on North Korea's nuclear capabilities without provoking a wider war that would leave hundreds of thousands of people dead, Britain's leading defence think... War with North Korea is “now a real possibility", Britain's leading defence think tank said
"29.09.2017 04:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Not-so liberal Britain: more than one in four admits race prejudice Over three decades, Britain has gradually become more socially liberal on issues such as sex outside marriage, gay relationships and abortion. Racism, however, has been stubbornly immune to this... 26 per cent of adults admit that they are prejudiced against people of other races, research has found
"29.09.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Wood-burning stoves face ban in pollution crackdown Wood burning is set to be banned in some urban areas to reduce air pollution under proposed restrictions that would be the strongest in Europe. Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, is seeking powers to... Sadiq Khan is seeking powers to prohibit all burning of wood in parts of London to curb emissions
"28.09.2017 21:10:00" www.thetimes.co.uk A three-year-old girl has been chosen to be Nepal's living goddess A three-year-old girl in Kathmandu has been chosen as the city's latest Kumari, or living goddess, and will be anointed in a lavish ceremony today, despite calls for the ancient Nepali tradition to... Trishna Shakya will be taken from her family home and moved to a palace in the Nepali capital, where she will be waited on hand and foot until she reaches puberty.
"28.09.2017 20:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk The FA is planning to appoint Mo Marley as the interim manager of the England women's team The FA is planning to appoint Mo Marley as the interim manager of the England women's team this week. The former Everton Ladies manager will replace the sacked Mark Sampson on a temporary... The 50-year-old, who captained England as a player, has been employed by the FA since 2001
"28.09.2017 18:45:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Aid groups and charities are begging Burma for protection in delivering aid to Rohingya The appeal came as a British minister urged Ms Suu Kyi to help end the violence, which has driven at least 480,000 people over the border into neighbouring Bangladesh. The aid agencies have pleaded with the government of Aung San Suu Kyi to be allowed to deliver food and medicine.
"28.09.2017 17:45:00"  The Jacksonville Jaguars picked up some weird British slang  The Jaguars UK left London with more than just a win last weekend. They also picked up some British slang. Calais Campbell, what's a chinwag?
"28.09.2017 16:48:55" www.thetimes.co.uk Leonardo da Vinci may have drawn a topless version of Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci may have drawn the topless version of Mona Lisa that has long been attributed to one of his followers, according to research at the Louvre. A scientific analysis of Joconde Nue, a... The painting had long been attributed to one of his followers but a scientific analysis  has revealed that it could be Da Vinci's preparatory drawing for his masterpiece.
"28.09.2017 15:45:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Veronica was overshadowed by a husband who she had not seen for 43 years In death - as in life - Veronica, the Dowager Countess of Lucan, was overshadowed, perhaps even defined, by a husband who she had not seen for 43 years. For a few hours, until it was taken down... Lady Lucan had become one of the last people to see Lord Lucan before he disappeared
"28.09.2017 14:23:32" www.thetimes.co.uk Health advice now recommends that fussy eaters should be allowed to play with their food For frazzled parents battling children over a messy dinner table, there is unwelcome news. Official health advice now recommends that fussy eaters should be allowed to play with their food if they... For frazzled parents battling children over a messy dinner table, there is unwelcome news
"28.09.2017 13:17:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Tories trying to halt the socialist surge need to be young, talented and not Boris Johnson When a prominent figure seeking power lists their influences in an unguarded moment, it is worth paying attention. That is when the voter and the taxpayer get a glimpse of where the person wanting... "Right now, Corbynism is in tune with the public mood"
"28.09.2017 12:41:33" www.thetimes.co.uk A trade row with Boeing could result in the company “turning off” Britain's attack helicopters A trade row with Boeing could result in the US aerospace company "turning off" Britain's attack helicopters, military transport aircraft and a planned fleet of submarine-detecting planes, sources... The Ministry of Defence operates 60 Chinook helicopters, which are built by Boeing
"28.09.2017 11:38:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The hard reality of life after leaving the EU is beginning to dawn What did the German election campaign and the Labour Party conference have in common? Answer: neither debated Brexit. In the case of the Germans it wasn't important enough to be an election issue. Emmanuel Macron could offer us a way out of the Brexit mess, writes David Aaronovitch
"28.09.2017 10:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk 400,000 more passengers have planes cancelled by Ryanair Ryanair faces prosecution for misleading passengers after 400,000 more travellers were dragged into the chaos over cancelled flights. Europe's biggest airline was threatened with legal action by... They said 34 routes would be scrapped over the winter, with none operating between London and Scotland or London and Northern Ireland
"28.09.2017 10:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk Exclusive: The FA plans to appoint Mo Marley as the interim manager of the England women's team The FA is planning to appoint Mo Marley as the interim manager of the England women's team this week. The former Everton Ladies manager will replace the sacked Mark Sampson on a temporary... She's viewed as a safe pair of hands
"28.09.2017 09:20:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Doctors let my daughter down, then she killed herself The family of a student who killed herself shortly after she was discharged from hospital say more should have been done to protect her, as it emerged that the Data Protection Act had been cited to... She was taken to hospital but doctors were unable to obtain her medical records because of a computer failure.
"28.09.2017 08:20:00" www.thetimes.co.uk I shot a polar bear with a .44 Magnum, cut steaks from the body and ate them at the North Pole Shortly after interviewing Erling Kagge, I happened to fall into conversation with a fellow guest at a wedding. This guest was, like Kagge, a Norwegian. Searching for common ground, I mentioned... In Norway, Erling Kagge's extreme adventures have made him a national hero.
"28.09.2017 07:20:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Playboy founder Hugh Hefner dies aged 91 Hugh Hefner died last night as he had mostly lived: dressed for bed, in the Playboy Mansion and with controversy raging over the meaning of his unapologetic, hedonistic legacy. The media mogul and... When The New York Times asked him in 1992 what he was most proud of, Mr Hefner responded: “That I changed attitudes toward sex.”
"28.09.2017 06:23:29" www.thetimes.co.uk The long road to Saudi women's freedom It was absurd for Loujain al-Hathloul to be remanded to the special counter-terrorism court, but it has to be said there was a certain guerrilla precision about her attempt to drive home. Hathloul... The kingdom may have lifted its ban on women driving, but democracy is a distant prospect, says The Times's Middle East Correspondent.
"28.09.2017 05:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk May defends free market after Corbyn broadside Theresa May will seek to answer Jeremy Corbyn's claim that capitalism is in crisis by insisting today that it is the "greatest agent of collective human progress ever created". The Labour leader... “It is unquestionably the best, and indeed the only sustainable, means of increasing the living standards of everyone in a country."
"28.09.2017 04:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Merkel calls on old ally to help contain far right Germany's veteran finance minister is to be moved after eight years to become Speaker of the Bundestag as shock waves continue in Berlin after the divisive election. Wolfgang Schäuble, 75, was seen... Wolfgang Schäuble was seen as Angela Merkel's right-hand man and pushed the EU for a tough approach to the euro crisis.
"28.09.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Saudi Arabian women demand laws to drive out all inequality Saudi Arabian women have urged the government to abandon its guardianship law that gives men sweeping powers over female relatives, after it took the historic step of dropping a ban on women drivers. Under the “mahram” system, women must seek permission from a male relative to perform basic tasks.
"27.09.2017 21:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Louvre Abu Dhabi will try to avoid offending locals by limiting exposure to nudes The Louvre Abu Dhabi aims to rethink the global narrative of art and be a milestone in the history of museums. Just don't expect many nudes. The curators of the multibillion-dollar new gallery have... The curators of the multibillion-dollar new gallery have admitted that they “decided not to be provocative” with their choice of art works.
"27.09.2017 20:34:51" www.thetimes.co.uk Russian 'cannibal couple', who may have killed and eaten up to 30 people, has been arrested  Dmitri Baksheyev and his wife were arrested on suspicion of murder after he posed for a selfie with the severed hand of a dead woman in his mouth.
"27.09.2017 19:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Italy is offering refugees jobs and housing if they learn Italian and treat women with dignity The new plan issued this week by the Italian interior ministry, mixes benefits with responsibilities for nearly 75,000 migrants granted asylum or protected status by Rome. The scheme follows the arrival of more than 600,000 migrants in Italy since 2014
"27.09.2017 18:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Burmese soldiers are profiting from livestock left behind by fleeing Rohingya Muslims  This confirms the impression that, despite Ms Suu Kyi's promise to take back some refugees, the expulsion of the Rohingya is intended to be permanent and irreversible
"27.09.2017 17:20:00"  Labour's confusion over Brexit is genius  "It was an act of inadvertent strategic genius that nobody understood what The Labour Party's policy on the European Union was" – our Times Red Box panel discuss Labour's confused stance on Brexit.
"27.09.2017 16:18:18" www.thetimes.co.uk A driver has died after armed police fired 'up to ten' shots and then dragged him from the car  Firearms officers fired through the passenger-side window at about 9.30am today, according to a witness.
"27.09.2017 15:09:37" www.thetimes.co.uk Prince William and Kate are “ridiculous” and should lose their public funding, says Labour MP The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are "ridiculous" and should lose their public funding, their Labour MP has said, drawing fire from other figures in her party. Emma Dent Coad criticised the couple... Emma Dent Coad criticised the couple, whose home at Kensington Palace is in her constituency, and “the whole system” of the royal family.
"27.09.2017 14:42:10"  Times Red Box Choosing Leave would have divided him from his young supporters, writes Daniel Finkelstein To understand the current position of Labour on Brexit, the single market and the customs union, it is worth recalling a little history.
"27.09.2017 13:30:56"  Hockney: Hearing loss has helped me paint better  David Hockney has said his hearing loss has helped sharpen his painting, giving him an enhanced sense of space and perspective.
"27.09.2017 12:24:00"  Can Corbyn ever become prime minister?  Times Red Box's Matt Chorley asked if Corbyn has what it takes to be PM material at this year's Labour Party conference.
"27.09.2017 11:34:27" www.thetimes.co.uk One of Jeremy Corbyn's aides donated one of her kidneys to save the life of a boy she had never met One of Jeremy Corbyn's most senior allies has revealed how she donated a kidney to save the life of an ill boy she had never met. Karie Murphy, 53, who heads the Labour leader's office and is his... “I intended to keep it private, but this is a one-off public interview to use my position to encourage others to think about what they could do to save lives.”
"27.09.2017 10:07:04"  The Times Fashion From My Little Pony and the Queen of Hearts to the Big Five's reunion, watch all the highlights from Milan Fashion Week #MFW #ss18 Check out all the highlights from Milan Fashion Week, via The Times Fashion.
"27.09.2017 09:11:30" www.thetimes.co.uk Transgender army captain to marry transgender actor The highest-ranking transgender soldier in the British Army has announced her engagement to a film director and actor who has also transitioned. Captain Hannah Winterbourne is now engaged to Jake... Jake Graf transitioned a decade ago, while Captain Winterbourne made her transition four years ago after a military tour in Afghanistan.
"27.09.2017 08:06:32" www.thetimes.co.uk This is Dubai's first pilotless drone taxi Dubai has completed a test flight of the world's first pilotless flying taxi in the city as part of its ambitious plan to revolutionise its transport system. Standing just over 2m high, the... The emirate intends to make 25 per cent of its passenger transportation autonomous by 2030.
"27.09.2017 07:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Can meditation really solve all of life's problems? Unhappy about your weight, want to sharpen your skills at work or fix a broken relationship? Assume the lotus position, focus on your breathing and solve life's difficulties with a daily "om". It... Only 1 per cent of studies on the benefits of meditation hold up to rigorous scientific investigation, according to a new book.
"27.09.2017 06:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Mayor of London Sadiq Khan calls for Labour to back second Brexit vote Senior Labour figures have urged the party not to rule out a second EU referendum in a case of a bad Brexit deal. Leading the call, Sadiq Khan, the London mayor, said yesterday that he could see... “The EU has been hugely beneficial to us culturally, economically and socially and I'm unclear how the government's plan makes us more well off than we currently are,” he said.
"27.09.2017 05:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Labour preparing for run on the pound, admits Jeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn will claim today that Labour is ready for government despite a growing row over antisemitism and preparations within the party for a run on the pound should he reach No 10. Theresa... Jeremy Corbyn will claim Labour is ready for government amid a row over antisemitism.
"27.09.2017 04:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk King Salman of Saudi Arabia issues decree that finally allows women to drive Saudi Arabia will allow women to drive for the first time, marking a leap forward for human rights in the ultraconservative country. King Salman issued the order in a decree last night, catching... Women were banned from driving because conservatives argued that it would lead to promiscuity.
"27.09.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Britain faces soaring cost of Brussels pensions Britain is fighting a £10 billion demand to fund the rising pensions bill for retired Eurocrats after Brexit. European Union accounts, seen by The Times before their publication tomorrow, reveal... The figure has more than doubled in the past decade and may be a sticking point during Brexit negotiations
"26.09.2017 21:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Those searching for a new form of politics will be disappointed A graffiti artist is spray-painting a wall when I arrive at The World Transformed festival, organised by Jeremy Corbyn's supporters in Momentum. Inside, clay-modelling is under way in a creative... The generational divide will split the cult of Corbyn, writes Rachel Sylvester
"26.09.2017 20:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are reported to have used private emails for government business At least six of President Trump's closest aides have violated the rules of office by using their personal email accounts to conduct government business, prompting calls for a full investigation. The controversy over Hillary Clinton's use of private emails for official business contributed to her defeat in last year's presidential elections
"26.09.2017 19:24:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Stephen King's new novel, co-written with his son, is just as crazy as his first  Despite recently turning 70, Stephen King has lost none of the imagination that has made him a global bestseller
"26.09.2017 18:28:00" www.thetimes.co.uk The tragic story of Peter Norman, the white Australian who stood up for his black competitors  Right up until his death in 2006, the Olympic silver medallist never got the credit he deserved for protesting against a segregated America
"26.09.2017 17:31:10"  Dubai pilotless drone  Ever wanted to fly over the rush hour traffic?
"26.09.2017 16:33:29" www.thetimes.co.uk Liz Dawn, who played Vera Duckworth for over 30 years, has died aged 77 Liz Dawn, who played Vera Duckworth in Coronation Street for more than 30 years, has died aged 77. She died peacefully at home on Monday night surrounded by her relatives. In a statement, her... “Her family at Coronation Street  are heartbroken”
"26.09.2017 15:32:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Women in Saudi Arabia have been allowed in the national stadium for first time Traditionally, women and men are restricted from mixing outside the home and family. It's a small but important step in a country that has a poor record on women's freedom
"26.09.2017 14:15:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Why Uber must be restrained (in spite of how easy it helps you get home)  'If you don't believe Uber  should be held in check, even so, you're simply not a democrat' argues Hugo Rifkind

What do you think about  the Transport for London licence row?
"26.09.2017 13:09:00" www.thetimes.co.uk A hotel built by the creator of Sherlock Holmes could be demolished to make way for flats  Fans of Arthur Conan Doyle are up in arms and want the building saved
"26.09.2017 11:29:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Being happy when you have your flu vaccine improves the chances of it working  With flu vaccines failing in 50-80% of elderly adults, this simple change has the potential to save thousands of lives
"26.09.2017 09:58:34" www.thetimes.co.uk This implant has brought a 35-year-old man out of 15-year vegetative state  What's more, it's powered by a battery in his chest
"26.09.2017 08:20:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Should you swap your chair for a ball? I am sitting on a brightly coloured striped rocking chair that tips forward as I type - this chair promises to promote good posture even as I become progressively more hunched over my keyboard as... We all sit down for too long — but can what we sit on save our bodies from pain?
"26.09.2017 07:19:32" www.thetimes.co.uk Trump's tweet is a declaration of war, says North Korea A bellicose tweet from President Trump constitutes a "declaration of war" against North Korea, the regime's foreign minister said yesterday as he threatened to shoot American military aircraft out... “Since the US declared war on our country, we will have every right to make counter- measures, including the right to shoot down US strategic bombers even when they are not yet inside the airspace border of our country.”
"26.09.2017 06:01:32" www.thetimes.co.uk Oxford student Lavinia Woodward avoids jail for stabbing boyfriend An Oxford University medical student has been spared a jail sentence for stabbing her boyfriend with a bread knife by a judge who previously suggested that she was too bright for prison. Lavinia... The judge previously suggested that she was too intelligent to go to prison.
"25.09.2017 22:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk A Muslim surgeon, who was stabbed outside a mosque, says he forgives his attacker  Nasser Kurdy, who treated Manchester Arena bomb victims, was stabbed from behind with a knife.
"25.09.2017 21:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk The world's oceans are so full of rubbish that birds are feeding plastic to their young  “There is a shot of the young being fed and what comes out of the beak of the adult? Not sand eels, not fish and not squid, which is what they mostly eat, but plastic. It's heartbreaking”, David Attenborough told Greenpeace
"25.09.2017 20:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Clare Foges: London's mayor deserves far closer scrutiny You are a woman in her twenties heading home from a house party in one of London's less central boroughs at 2am. You are travelling alone. Do you a) get a night bus, avoiding the eye of the staring... 'Sadiq Khan may see himself in No 10 but his record at City Hall is patchy and underwhelming'
"25.09.2017 19:18:58"  Times Red Box Matt Chorley and a selection of leading Times writers and columnists try and answer whether Jeremy Corbyn can become prime minister? The first Times Red Box debate of conference season comes from Brighton, Matt Chorley welcomes Times senior political correspondent Lucy Fisher, Times columnist Philip Collins, and journalist Rachel Shabi.
"25.09.2017 19:00:04" www.thetimes.co.uk A US airstrike has killed more than a dozen Isis militants in Libya Armed drones targeted a camp 150 miles southeast of Sirte, once Isis's stronghold in Libya and capital of their north African caliphate. At least three vehicles were destroyed and 17 militants killed in the raid on Friday on the hideout, which was being used to move fighters in and out of the country.
"25.09.2017 18:00:04" www.thetimes.co.uk The alleged kidnapping of a British model may have been a “publicity stunt”, claims lawyer A lawyer for one of the brothers accused of snatching Chloe Ayling said the entire case could be a “sham”. Chloe Ayling is said to have been drugged and bundled into the boot of a car by a group calling itself Black Death.
"25.09.2017 17:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk A former New York congressman has been jailed for sexting with a 15-year-old girl A disgraced former New York congressman with a penchant for sending pictures of his crotch to women on the internet has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for sexting with a 15-year-old girl. Anthony Weiner admitted to the judge: “I am an addict”.
"25.09.2017 16:27:07"  Times Red Box “I am not going to get into a discussion about future potential leadership discussions in the Conservative Party.” Philip Hammond has insisted he would “not get involved” in a discussion about the party's leadership.
"25.09.2017 15:05:00"  Lilac Jervis wants to be the number one female tennis player  "If someone told me I shouldn't play sport because I was a girl, I would walk away from them, knowing that I was right" – Lilac Jervis, inspired by the Sunday Times Sports Woman of the Year Awards.
"25.09.2017 14:01:37" www.thetimes.co.uk Smooth talkers, soundbites and the gift of the gab:  the secrets of the world's greatest orators The greatest expert in the history of oratory had his head cut off and nailed to the wall. The fate of Cicero, whose head and writing hand were severed and displayed in public by his rivals, gives... At the time King's writers thought it was a disaster
"25.09.2017 13:03:07" www.thetimes.co.uk The German far right's triumphant entry into parliament was left in disarray this morning The German far right's triumphant entry into parliament was left in disarray this morning when its co-leader announced she would not sit with the "anarchic party". Frauke Petry, who was... Its co-leader dramatically walked out of a press conference
"25.09.2017 11:51:00" www.thetimes.co.uk John McDonnell denied today that Labour leadership was trying to quash debate on Brexit John McDonnell denied today that the party leadership was trying to quash debate on Brexit after unions and the left wing activist group Momentum saw off an attempt to challenge the party's policy. He added: “This is democracy at work.”
"25.09.2017 10:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Archaeologists found this lost city while poring over declassified spy satellite photographs In what may sound like an extraordinary act of carelessness, a city thought to have been founded by Alexander the Great was lost for more than 2,000 years. Qalatga Darband, a fortified settlement... It was lost for more than 2,000 years
"25.09.2017 09:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk President Trump has expanded his travel ban North Koreans and Venezuelans face travel restrictions to the US after President Trump expanded his travel ban and signed an extension of the controversial policy. The two states were added along... The move means the travel ban is no longer restricted to counties with majority Muslim populations
"25.09.2017 08:45:33" www.thetimes.co.uk The far right stormed into the German parliament for the first time in more than 50 years yesterday The far right stormed into the German parliament for the first time in more than 50 years yesterday as it capitalised on fears about the influx of migrants under Angela Merkel, who held on for a... Alternative for Germany (AfD) came third with 13 per cent of votes
"25.09.2017 07:41:00" www.thetimes.co.uk BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg is assigned security guards  at Labour's annual conference The BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg has been assigned security guards at Labour's annual conference after threats from online trolls. The first woman to head the corporation's political... She's the first woman to head the corporation's political coverage
"25.09.2017 06:48:00" www.thetimes.co.uk American football stars went down on one knee yesterday as the national anthem played American football stars at Wembley and in stadiums all over the US went down on one knee yesterday as the national anthem played - a gesture of defiance directed at President Trump after he... A gesture of defiance directed at President Trump ( NFL )
"25.09.2017 05:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Isis video challenges Harry to a fight A member of Islamic State has posted an online video challenging Prince Harry to fight the militant group. The three-and-a-half-minute video shows a man from Singapore identifying himself as Abu... “Why don't you come here and fight us if you're man enough?"
"25.09.2017 04:00:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Parkinson's disease sufferers denied key US drug Tens of thousands of Parkinson's disease patients with a mixture of dementia and psychosis are being denied an effective drug that is available in the United States. About 130,000 people in Britain... Tests show pimavanserin is twice as effective in those with severe cognitive impairment as in those without.
"25.09.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Wounded Merkel faces months of coalition talks Angela Merkel can expect long and difficult coalition talks that could paralyse politics in Germany for months, after voters deserted mainstream parties in their millions to back the populist... Merkel's likely new government alignment has never been tried before at national level.
"24.09.2017 22:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Giant tunnels discovered in moon could be perfect for human colony The moon, often described to children as being made of Swiss cheese, really is full of holes and caverns - many big enough to house a small city, scientists have found. The tubes, formed by... “They are shielded from cosmic radiation and protected from meteorites, potentially providing safe habitats for humans.”
"24.09.2017 21:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Britain's best autumn days out  Fill your season of plenty with our guide to the best walks, festivals and foodie fun across the country
"24.09.2017 20:12:00" www.thetimes.co.uk State-funded schools 'force' girls to wear hijab Girls as young as four are being "forced to wear the hijab" as part of approved school uniform in state-funded Islamic schools, campaigners have told ministers. According to research by the... According to research by the National Secular Society, the hijab appears to be compulsory in eight state-funded Islamic schools in England, including three primary schools.
"24.09.2017 19:12:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Transgender campaign group ATH 'condones attack on woman' A transgender campaign group that gave evidence to an influential parliamentary committee has publicly supported violence against women. Members of Action for Trans Health (ATH) have issued a... “Violence against terfs [trans-exclusionary radical feminists] is always self defense,” ATH's Edinburgh branch wrote on Twitter.
"24.09.2017 18:12:00" www.thetimes.co.uk WWF-funded patrols 'evict and kill' African tribes Anti-poaching patrols funded by WWF, the global conservation organisation, have been accused of committing "atrocities" when evicting African rainforest tribes from their ancestral lands to... Campaigners claim anti-poaching squads funded by the wildlife group are committing atrocities.
"24.09.2017 17:14:29" www.thetimes.co.uk Rio Ferdinand on his wife's death, fatherhood and new beginnings Rio Ferdinand is not an emotional man - which is not to say he is not friendly or kind. He is sweetness from the moment I arrive: making me coffee in a magnificent kitchen he seems unfamiliar with... “If I could go back, I'd have been a lot more open. I don't want to make the same mistake.”
"24.09.2017 16:00:32" www.thetimes.co.uk Diane Abbott: Conservatives have “weaponised immigration” Diane Abbott has provoked a backlash by suggesting that the Conservatives have "weaponised immigration". Speaking at the Labour conference in Brighton, the shadow home secretary accused the... “If anyone is playing politics with this issue it's Diane and some of her party colleagues,” said Tory MP Martin Vickers.
"24.09.2017 15:00:03" www.thetimes.co.uk How Tory ministers plotted to get rid of Theresa May Boris Johnson had just finished a plate of burger and chips and was halfway down a pint of Young's ale in the Uxbridge Conservative club when the bongs of Big Ben from the television signalled that... Within hours of the election, Tories were seeking ways to replace Theresa May. Soon four key ministers were in the thick of it, reveals Tim Shipman in his explosive new book.
"24.09.2017 13:55:24"  Times Red Box “I think we need to be careful about the powers we need as a national government.” Jeremy Corbyn also added that a transitional period should last “as long as necessary”
"24.09.2017 13:30:43"  And the winner is...  Congratulations to Lancaster University, our university of the year
"24.09.2017 13:03:00"  Sunday Times Home This is how a cupboard became a £225,000 flat in London It puts a new spin on the term microflat, this west London pad is on the market for £225,000
"24.09.2017 12:17:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Women are twice as likely as men to retire without a private pension The good news is that more of us — both men and women — are saving for later life, reflecting some success for drives by the government and employers to encourage people to save. Almost 1 in 5 women who retire this year will have no private pot
"24.09.2017 11:25:26" www.thetimes.co.uk In yet another fued, Trump has picked perhaps his most popular target yet: America's sportsmen  He stirred the pot further yesterday by attacking another high-profile black sportsman.
"24.09.2017 10:10:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Rod Liddle: Climate believers won't go cool on global warming, they've an industry to support If you find a spare moment this weekend, check out the online biography of Professor Michael Grubb. He is a busy and hitherto (one would hope) important man. Professor of climate change policy at... 'Billions were spent in this country alone, subsidising useless wind farms and taxing ordinary people on their energy bills', writes Rod Liddle
"24.09.2017 09:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk The Invictus Games began as Prince Harry and Melania Trump sat side by side for the opening Prince Harry opened the Invictus Games as his girlfriend Meghan Markle looked on admiringly from the stands in Toronto last night. Harry was joined by Melania Trump, the US First Lady, and Justin... A British triple amputee is to compete in Toronto at the Invictus contest
"24.09.2017 08:35:45"  The Sunday Times Magazine Watch Matt Lucas describe his perfect Sunday (a clue - it involves a lot of sleep and roast potatoes) "I never read on a Sunday, definitely not newspapers" - Matt Lucas describes his perfect Sunday
"24.09.2017 07:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk A girl should no longer be called a girl, says head­mistress Coco Chanel once observed that “a girl should be two things — classy and fabulous”. Now a leading girls' school has added a third: a girl should no longer be called a girl. Instead, she tries to use the term “pupils” and the pronoun “they”— in place of “she”— to be sensitive to the feelings of transgender students.
"24.09.2017 06:18:24" www.thetimes.co.uk Divisions widen over Brexit as cabinet's 'big four' plot to seize May's crown With the prime minister already presiding over growing cabinet divisions after her big speech on Brexit, she faces a fresh blow today with the news that Boris Johnson, Philip Hammond, David Davis and Amber Rudd were embroiled in leadership plots after she Four of Theresa May's senior ministers had made plans to replace her after the general election.
"23.09.2017 22:11:00" www.thetimes.co.uk US university student trapped in cave 'licked walls' to survive A university student has revealed that he licked moisture off the walls of a cave to stay alive after he was locked inside it for nearly three days. Lukas Cavar, 19, a physics student from Indiana... “The first thing I wanted to do was eat and drink and put on some warm clothes,” he said, adding that for a while, at least, he planned to give up spelunking.
"23.09.2017 21:12:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Coma victim wakes up on same day that life support was due to be switched off A man in a coma regained consciousness just hours before his family was due to switch off his life-support machine. Martin Jervis, 61, had undergone a five-hour operation to remove a blood clot... “We don't know what the future holds for him, all we know is that we have my uncle Martin back.”
"23.09.2017 20:13:00" www.thetimes.co.uk I had an extra 5lb that I just couldn't lose – could Bulletproof coffee be the answer? I can imagine what you are thinking: fashion director in no breakfast shock. Everyone knows that people in fashion don't eat. Except I do, and I always have done. Three of my favourite things may... It's the cult breakfast drink obsessing tech millionaires who claim it makes them more focused, more successful and slimmer.
"23.09.2017 19:13:00" www.thetimes.co.uk A single H-bomb blast in Pacific can spread cancer around world In March 1954 the fishing ship Lucky Dragon was 100 miles from Bikini Atoll when a crewman saw a flash. "Bridge, sky and sea burst into view, painted in flaming sunset colours," he said. That... The fallout from bomb tests in the Pacific has been linked to up to 430,000 deaths from cancer worldwide.
"23.09.2017 17:46:30" www.thetimes.co.uk Silver foxes, here's how to look good Wearing young men's clothing, such as T-shirts, baseball caps and trainers, will not make you look younger. In fact, it has the potential to do the opposite. When you are older, wear clothes that... Wearing young men's clothing, such as T-shirts, baseball caps and trainers, will not make you look younger. In fact, it has the potential to do the opposite.
"23.09.2017 16:53:30" www.thetimes.co.uk Stressed-out City workers turn to fruit picking Most holidays involve lounging around a pool sipping cocktails, not days of back-breaking labour in the fields. But growing numbers of stressed-out city workers are choosing to spend their time off... Would you spend your holiday doing hard manual labour?
"23.09.2017 15:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Even asking questions is now 'transphobic' Wanting to know why more people are choosing to change gender is seen as an act of aggression by trans activists Experts feel what they call the “trans trend” needs analysing as a cultural phenomenon as much as a medical one.
"23.09.2017 14:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk These student digs have a helter-skelter and a “festival zone” Students at the £40 million block in Glasgow can finish library time on a high with a ride down to the lobby on the slide or by jamming in the music zone Rent starts at £150 a week and almost all the 589 rooms have been taken
"23.09.2017 13:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Putting young girls in hijabs is not Islamic teaching It is a perversion of Islamic teachings, a mentality pushed by extremists, albeit principally by non-violent extremists. If one's faith becomes blind, whose job is it to gently bring some clarity to the blind?
"23.09.2017 13:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Caitlin Moran: is my dog a surrogate child? 'Just as teenage kids start to chafe at ardent mothering, a dog catches your too full heart' 'There's something quite healing about loving a dog in your forties. It doesn't argue, it doesn't freak out, or cry; it eats anything, and doesn't know Topshop exists. It just loves you'
"23.09.2017 12:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Would you like some free cannabis with your $60 cookies? Increasingly, this surreptitious exchange is the way by which pot smokers get their fix in America's capital Adults over 21 are allowed to possess up to two ounces of pot but it is illegal to buy or sell it as a casual user - unless it's disbursed as a gift
"23.09.2017 11:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk People in their sixties and older are happier than the rest of the population. Here's why.  "We are not on the way out yet; we are here and present and making something of our lives"
"23.09.2017 11:16:28" www.thetimes.co.uk A Malaysian couple face a £100,000 NHS bill after their baby arrived early Irina Ishak, 35, a surgeon, was visiting her sister, who works as an anaesthetist at the John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford, when her waters broke. They had travel insurance but did not realise that it failed to cover pregnancy-related complications
"23.09.2017 10:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk May's Brexit bandwagon has a slow puncture By choosing to play for time the PM has taken the only possible path to keep the Remainers and Leavers on board Theresa May is the captive debris, writes Matthew Parris
"23.09.2017 09:35:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Slough has been named the best place to live in the UK With its proximity to transport hubs, Slough has emerged as the “prime spot” to settle as cities such as London become too expensive It beat Manchester into second, with Cambridge third, Swindon fourth and Stoke-on-Trent fifth
"23.09.2017 09:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk This is the 'world's dirtiest' restaurant - and it's in London The owner has been banned from running restaurants indefinitely Live sewer flies were found in a tahini dip
"23.09.2017 08:13:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Schools must teach British values to all children, says the head of Ofsted Amanda Spielman said children were making pictures of the Queen out of sequins as a “superficial” way of learning about British values “Education has to be the values anchor in a stormy sea.”
"23.09.2017 07:16:50" www.thetimes.co.uk May agrees to pay £40bn bill for Brexit Theresa May promised that the UK would continue paying into EU budgets and abiding by European court rulings ● Transition deal keeps Britain in the EU until 2021
● Credit rating is cut hours after keynote speech
"22.09.2017 22:00:02" www.thetimes.co.uk When the fizz went out of property, this tycoon turned his hand to wine Richard Balfour-Lynn doesn't do humility. Or at least, he didn't. For almost three decades he was one of the property world's most ruthless wheeler-dealers, as famous for his boardroom temper as... Richard Balfour-Lynn's Kent vineyard is in the vanguard of proud English producers.
"22.09.2017 21:06:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Killing one of the biggest crocodiles ever seen has made this river more dangerous. Here's why The shooting of one of the largest crocodiles ever seen in Australia has triggered a brutal fight for supremacy among the other males in the river system, increasing the danger they pose to humans. Crocodile farmer John Lever said that the croc, thought to be over 80 years old, was the biggest found in Queensland for 30 years.
"22.09.2017 20:03:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Malaysian couple face £100,000 NHS bill after baby arrives early A Malaysian couple could face a £100,000 bill after their baby was born prematurely while they visited family in England. Irina Ishak, 35, a surgeon, was visiting her sister who works as an... Irina Ishak was visiting her sister when her waters broke. She was less than seven months pregnant.
"22.09.2017 19:03:04" www.thetimes.co.uk The best place to live and work in the UK is... Slough Slough, famous for its portrayal as a dreary, post-industrial wasteland in the TV series The Office, has been named the best place to live in the UK. The Berkshire town, described by John Betjeman... Slough, described by John Betjeman in his 1937 poem as a “mess they call a town” that should be destroyed by “friendly bombs”, came first for work opportunities, cost of living and employee satisfaction.
"22.09.2017 18:00:42" www.thetimes.co.uk How the pound reacted during Theresa May's Brexit speech Sterling fell sharply as Theresa May set out proposals to break a deadlock in negotiations for Britain's exit from the European Union in Italy today. The pound dropped by nearly one cent against to... The pound dropped by nearly one cent against to dollar to as low as $1.3488 during the speech in Florence.
"22.09.2017 17:01:41" www.thetimes.co.uk Third of police want to carry guns One in three police officers in England and Wales want to carry guns, according to a major survey. Support for a fully armed police service among the rank-and-file has jumped as forces confront an... Should police in Britain carry guns?
"22.09.2017 16:05:57" www.thetimes.co.uk The UK will pay into EU budgets for two years after Brexit under Theresa May's plan Theresa May today laid out plans for a stand-still Brexit transition that would see the UK paying into EU budgets, abiding by European court rulings and accepting new regulations for two years... Mrs May did not also rule out paying further cash for longer term obligations such as pensions.
"22.09.2017 15:53:50"  Times Red Box 'For decades, governments have dodged the inconvenient truth that the state has a role in housebuilding' Last year Britain built 100,000 homes fewer than the 250,000 per annum that are needed just to meet existing demand.
"22.09.2017 15:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Is Tintin actually an asexual girl? Vincent Cespedes, 44, has caused a stir with his foray into the decades-old sport of decoding the ambiguous hero created in 1929 by Hergé, a Belgian comic-book author. Fans have long wondered why Tintin, the intrepid boy reporter, does not much care for girls.
"22.09.2017 14:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk More than 50,000 accounts of Isis supporters have been identified on Instagram Supporters of the terrorist group around the world are increasingly using Instagram “stories”, which disappear after 24 hours, to spread propaganda, a major analysis has found. Jihadists move to the photo-sharing platform after a crackdown by Facebook, YouTube  and Twitter
"22.09.2017 13:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Philip Hammond could be in a position to ease austerity in November's budget Official figures show that the deficit dropped to its lowest August level in a decade as VAT receipts hit record highs and day-to-day spending by the state declined. A fall in government borrowing has handed the chancellor a windfall of more than £10 billion to support public services and infrastructure
"22.09.2017 12:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk It is not a problem for a boy to wear a dress, says Archbishop of Canterbury The Archbishop of Canterbury has said it is not a problem for a boy to wear a dress, as he intervened in a row over a Church of England school that welcomed transgender pupils. Nigel and Sally Rowe... Justin Welby suggested it was up to parents to help clear up any confusion their children had.
"22.09.2017 11:14:52" www.thetimes.co.uk Uber has been banned from London Uber has been stripped of its operating licence in London. Transport for London said that the company, which has more than 40,000 drivers in the capital, would be taken off the road when its... Transport for London said that Uber would be taken off the road when its current licence expires next week.
"22.09.2017 10:30:01" www.thetimes.co.uk In his statement, Kim Jong-un has promised to make Donald Trump pay for his threats of destruction In the first ever such statement by a North Korean leader, Mr Kim promised Mr Trump “a corresponding, highest level of hard-line countermeasure” after the US president threatened at the United Nations general assembly to “totally destroy” North Korea in North Korea warned that it may explode a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean as Kim Jong-un promised to “tame the mentally deranged US dotard with fire”.
"22.09.2017 09:30:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Property developers let Prince Charles choose architects, says one of the world's leading architects Property developers ask the Prince of Wales to approve shortlists of architects and proposed building designs, it has been claimed. Lord Rogers of Riverside, one of the world's leading architects... Prince Charles is architecturally ignorant and abuses position, says Lord Rogers of Riverside
"22.09.2017 09:04:59"  Times Red Box 'One way or the other, the prime minister will have to fight a battle' Will Theresa May show that she has a coherent strategy, that her cabinet is united behind it?
"22.09.2017 08:33:32"  Meet Kiwi politician Jacinda Ardern  Jacinda Ardern is on the brink of becoming the world's youngest freely elected leader with New Zealand general election victory in her sights.
"22.09.2017 07:33:00" www.thetimes.co.uk A nanny is feared murdered after a burnt body was found in a garden Sabrina Quider, 34, and Ouissem Medouni, 40, have been charged with murder after they were arrested yesterday at the scene in Southfields Police said that a body found in the garden was too badly burnt to establish an age or gender
"22.09.2017 06:45:32" www.thetimes.co.uk May unites cabinet with a £20bn plan for a 2-year Brexit transition Theresa May will set out plans today for a multispeed transition from the EU in which sectors of the economy will leave at different times to avoid a cliff-edge Brexit. The prime minister will indicate in a speech in Florence that she is prepared to pay tens of billions of pounds to Brussels and observe its rules for at least two years after Brexit
"22.09.2017 03:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Today programme editor asks for more 'girls' stuff' and fewer stories about  hospitals Radio 4's most prestigious news programme is facing a backlash from staff and listeners over its new "lightweight" direction. Sarah Sands, the recently appointed editor of Today, has instructed the... Radio 4's flagship news programme has come under fire from staff and listeners over its new “lightweight” direction.
"22.09.2017 02:00:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Catalonia 'will declare independence within 48 hours of yes vote' Catalonia will declare independence within 48 hours of a "yes" vote in next month's controversial referendum, a leading regional politician said yesterday. Raül Romeva, the Catalan regional... The Spanish prime minister has called next month's referendum illegal and vowed to stop it taking place.
"21.09.2017 22:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Duterte says he will kill his own son if he is a drug smuggler President Duterte of the Philippines has promised to order the murder of his own son if allegations that he is a drug smuggler turn out to be true. Mr Duterte, whose 14-month campaign on drugs has... “My order was that if any of my children are into drugs, kill them so that the public can't criticise us,” Mr Duterte said.
"21.09.2017 21:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk You're a traitor to the people, far right tells black German MP Germany's first black African MP is battling against a racist campaign to unseat him in a general election that he has described as the "most aggressive since 1945". Karamba Diaby, 55, settled in... Mr Diaby's election posters are regularly defaced with Nazi-era slogans and openly racist attacks appear online.
"21.09.2017 20:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Ivanka Trump: My battle with post-natal depression President Trump's eldest daughter suffered from post-natal depression after the birth of each of her three children, she has revealed. Speaking on The Dr Oz Show, Ivanka Trump, 35, admitted feeling... Her comments have come under scrutiny after Trump's Obamacare repeal could threaten sufferers of post-natal depression, which affects 900,000 women a year.
"21.09.2017 19:45:02" www.thetimes.co.uk Is political correctness killing comedy? Its juvenile jokes and surreal parody of racism made it one of the most loved comedies of the Seventies but Mel Brooks says that he could never have made Blazing Saddles in today's politically... Mel Brooks says that he could never have made Blazing Saddles in today's politically correct society.
"21.09.2017 18:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk New scientific test reveals how wise you are The Chinese philosopher Confucius once said wisdom was the ability "to give oneself earnestly to the duties of men". The scientific definition turns out to be a bit more elaborate, but researchers... People with the ability to control their negative emotions score higher on the test.
"21.09.2017 17:45:00" www.thetimes.co.uk Craig David is the most “dangerous” British celebrity to search for online The internet has not been kind to Craig David. In the annual list by McAfee, Adele, Rita Ora and Lily Allen are among others in the top ten.
"21.09.2017 16:45:01" www.thetimes.co.uk Riot police were booked into the same hotel as the migrants they had just evicted Riot police who helped to clear a migrant camp in northern France returned to their hotel to find asylum seekers they had removed had been given emergency accommodation in the same lodgings. Their... When they complained, it was their turn to be evicted.