Thursday November 20 2025
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‘Inexcusable’ delays under Johnson led to 23,000 Covid deaths

Lockdowns may have been avoided if Boris Johnson’s government had acted faster, damning report finds

11 minutes ago

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What Covid inquiry chair didn’t quite say about Johnson’s efforts

Baroness Hallett had her work cut out not stating the obvious about the political response to the pandemic


Some migrants to wait up to 25 years to get settled status

Shabana Mahmood announces restrictions to force hundreds of thousands of people who arrived after Brexit to wait longer to qualify



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Miss Universe judge exposes ‘secret committees, rigged votes and an affair’

A number of judges have dropped out before the final in Thailand on Friday. One alleged to The Times that the 30 finalists were predetermined



Andrew ignores invitation to speak to Congress on Epstein

The former prince has missed the November 20 deadline set by Democrats who want to question him



Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein walk through Central Park.


Zelensky to discuss Ukraine peace plan with Trump

The 28-point proposal, drafted by Trump’s special envoy and a Kremlin negotiator, faces criticism for its ‘absurd and unacceptable’ demands on Kyiv

Russia-Ukraine war
56 minutes ago

Mani of The Stone Roses playing bass guitar in concert.
Mani of The Stone Roses playing bass guitar in concert.
Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield, Stone Roses bassist, dies aged 63

Rescuers clear debris from a damaged apartment building in Ternopil, Ukraine.
Rescuers clear debris from a damaged apartment building in Ternopil, Ukraine.
Zelensky to discuss Ukraine peace plan with Trump
Russia-Ukraine war
56 minutes ago








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‘I’d rather be bad at general knowledge than a cheat’ — Panesar hits back at Smith

Stand-in Australia captain took aim at former England spinner’s appearance on Mastermind after he advised Stokes on how to gain psychological edge






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Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, pose for a photo at a World Series game.
She learns! She grows! Meghan is making my generation cringe

The Duchess of Sussex has given an interview that sums up why older and younger women can’t stand us millennials


Chris Van Tulleken sits in an auditorium holding a popcorn balloon.
Ultra-processed foods — just how bad for us are they?


Flora Gill holding her son at home.
The night I could have died in a house fire with my unborn child

Ethan Hawke in a denim jumpsuit.
Ethan Hawke: ‘It is tremendously difficult to stay married’


Collage of Deborah Ross and Donald Trump.






U.S. President Donald Trump, Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, and Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, pose for a picture during the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum.
U.S. President Donald Trump, Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, and Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, pose for a picture during the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum.
How Saudi crown prince won over the White House



Believe it, there is such a thing as Mahmoodism

In a party whose leader stands for nothing, the home secretary is singular: devout outsider driven by conviction politics



Illustration of a pig at a press conference being told "QUIET, PIGGY!" while a sign reads "EPSTEIN FILES TRANSPARENCY ACT."

Cartoon by Morten Morland



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Bar’s ban on lone drinkers is one for the roadman






a man with a beard wearing a suit and tie
Bar’s ban on lone drinkers is one for the roadman




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A street in South Kensington, London, lined with restored Victorian and Edwardian luxury houses, parked cars, and blooming cherry trees.
Second-home owners in Kensington face double council tax bills

Shifting money to deprived northern and Midlands areas will hit London boroughs hard

A street in South Kensington, London, lined with restored Victorian and Edwardian luxury houses, parked cars, and blooming cherry trees.
Second-home owners in Kensington face double council tax bills


Reeves warned against pensions tax raid as savings crisis is laid bare


The wealthy used to feel proud. Now they feel ashamed



The Coopers Tavern in Burton-upon-Trent, refurbished by Joules Brewery, with a horse-drawn cart loaded with beer kegs parked outside.

The pubs, the breweries, the beers — our expert has the ultimate guide for a pilgrimage to Burton upon Trent




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Nominate your child to be on Santa’s Extra Nice List




U.S. President Donald Trump and Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, interacting at the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum.
Nvidia says AI boom is accelerating as revenues rise 62%


Bank of England building with a Union Jack flag flying above it.
Bank’s £5bn loss on bond sales to eat into Reeves’s headroom

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Alistair OsborneWH Smith faces a long-haul trip back to credibility



US economy’s strong job growth casts doubt on early Fed rate cut


Mortgage lending falls at Nationwide after stamp duty rush
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Collage of a cricket player on his knees next to wickets and a man holding a broken box.

During the 1974 match in Perth, where Ashes series begins on Friday, the England opener was brought to his knees by the Australian’s vicious bowling



Timothée Chalamet as Marty Supreme holding a red paddle during a table tennis match, a large score of "09" is partially visible in the foreground.

First a Lime bike to the A Complete Unknown premiere, now a Zoom call as Marty Supreme marketing — is Timothée Chalamet the champion of the understatement?


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