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Keir Starmer and Donald Trump speaking to the media.
Starmer to set out path to recognising Palestinian state this week

After holding talks with President Trump, the PM is to hold an emergency cabinet meeting to lay out his peace plan for the Middle East

Politics
28 minutes ago

What does recognising a Palestinian state mean in practice?

France is set to do it and Britain may follow suit in the future — but does America’s veto at the UN security council make it a meaningless gesture?




Collage of Keir Starmer and Donald Trump with police officers on a beach.



Matt Damon as Odysseus in Christopher Nolan's *The Odyssey*.
Christopher Nolan accused of ‘colonialism’ over Odyssey filming

Nigel Farage speaking at a Reform UK press conference.
Farage warns ‘social contract’ at risk over migrant hotel protests

Matt Damon as Odysseus in Christopher Nolan's *The Odyssey*.
Christopher Nolan accused of ‘colonialism’ over Odyssey filming





Family portrait: a father holds their toddler daughter while embracing their mother.
Mother admits killing daughter, 2, who was found in pond
58 minutes ago


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Ella Toone of England with the UEFA Women's EURO trophy.
Lionesses set for golden payday as brands rush to strike deals

Calvin Klein, Google Pixel and Adidas are among the companies teaming up with England’s Euro 2025 winners

Women's football
35 minutes ago

Photo of Freddie Scappaticci.






Man sitting on a bench with his new dog.
Murray gets new addition to the family — and other news in pictures


Disabled holidaymakers ‘stay in UK to avoid hotels and airports’


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The coastal city that shows off Amalfi without the crowds (or prices)



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Push for peace now or the two-state dream is dead

We are facing a binary choice between a Greater Israel with no scope for Palestinian statehood, or a last effort at a deal for the region



Illustration of a political cartoon depicting two golfers; one says "I'll get this one in, then we talk Gaza!"

Cartoon by Seamus Jennings



Headshot of Melanie Phillips.
Ayn Rand is no figurehead for conservatism






Headshot of Melanie Phillips.
Ayn Rand is no figurehead for conservatism







Chef Angelo Sato with a photo of a 1970s Feast of the Prophets event.
Angelo Sato: the Michelin-starred chef who grew up in a religious cult




VW cars in a multi-story automated parking system.
Trump’s tariffs are still too high, EU businesses warn


Crowded Old Compton Street in London with people dining outdoors at restaurants and cafes.
Tax and turbulence push 50,000 British companies to the brink

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David WightonHouse price boom? Inflation means all is not as it seems



Wise shareholders vote to move UK fintech’s main listing to US
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Collage of the England women's football team celebrating a victory, their coach holding a trophy, and a woman holding a dog.

From the impact of ‘positive clique’ to an immunity to pressure, Kit Shepard explains how Sarina Wiegman’s team made history in Switzerland



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New historical fiction — a murder mystery in Stalin’s Moscow


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Fête Galante — I was tickled by this Ethel Smyth novelty



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