Sir Keir Starmer is about to make a big and bold move on Europe.
The prime minister will have to make a major political gamble that will likely open old wounds forged by Brexit and renege on promises made when Britain left the EU.
Sebastian Payne, a columnist for The Times, asks if a forthcoming deal with the European Union will result in the UK, once again, relinquishing control of its own industries.
Putin's plan to annexe Ukraine goes much further than redrawing lines on a map. Russia has launched a steadfast campaign to completely erase Ukraine's cultural identity.
Forced evictions, sham elections and a rewriting of history aim to wipe out Ukraine's language and heritage.
Detectives Marcus Glover and Jason Russo, from the Kent County Sheriff's Office, reveal the secrets of the interrogation room and their pursuit of justice.
In September 2016, Christian Hillman, then 18, engaged in a road rage incident with 64-year-old William "Andy" McFarlan in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Witnesses testified that Hillman kicked McFarlan repeatedly in the head with steel-toed boots. Five weeks later, McFarlan died from his injuries.
Hillman's defence claimed he acted in self-defence during a fight, but prosecutors argued that his actions were deliberate and excessive. The Michigan Supreme Court upheld the conviction and sentence after Hillman’s appeals were rejected in 2019 and 2023.
An undercover journalist from The Times was hired at one of the country’s most dangerous jails, uncovering numerous security flaws.
Paul Morgan-Bentley reveals the chaos inside British prisons and how he walked into HMP Bedford and interacted with prisoners without security searches.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been disastrous, but who is to blame?
Matthew Syed, the Sunday Times columnist, reveals the possible consequences of President Trump's approach to Ukraine and Europe's failure to punish Russia after it annexed Crimea in 2014.
Matthew asks if Europe and America's soft touch has incentivised Putin to attempt another territorial annexation.
Across Britain, civilians have taken it upon themselves to tackle crime. But is the nation prepared for the rise in volunteer justice?
The Times meets three concerned citizens enacting justice on the UK's streets.
Special forces skills are being deployed to combat illegal dumping that costs taxpayers almost £400m a year, Mike van Erp, known as CyclingMikey, is a camera cyclist who films motorists behaving badly and Harold Wilsher, 82, has been a police support volunteer for 25 years helping to fight crime in Billy Row, a village in County Durham.
Matthew Syed, columnist for The Sunday Times, reveals how successive US presidents warned European allies to do more to maintain peace and security on the continent.
As President Trump continues to pile pressure on Europe over defence, Matthew asks if Trump is right on European security and whether they are doing enough to deter Putin.
The Times and Sunday Times cartoonist Morten Morland profiles the infamous leader of North Korea in three of his cartoons.
Morland guides us through various seminal political events, which he has immortalised with his unique style, explaining why he draws Kim Jong-un the way he does and how other leaders (dictators) are drawn alongside Kim.
We are also shown small details in his cartoons, which very effectively provide scathing critiques of his subjects.
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Starmer’s Gamble On Britain’s Future I Times Opinion
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Sir Keir Starmer is about to make a big and bold move on Europe.
The prime minister will have to make a major political gamble that will likely open old wounds forged by Brexit and renege on promises made when Britain left the EU.
Sebastian Payne, a columnist for The Times, asks if a forthcoming deal with the European Union will result in the UK, once again, relinquishing control of its own industries.
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Putin's Plan To Destroy Ukraine's Identity I Times Explains
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Putin's plan to annexe Ukraine goes much further than redrawing lines on a map. Russia has launched a steadfast campaign to completely erase Ukraine's cultural identity.
Forced evictions, sham elections and a rewriting of history aim to wipe out Ukraine's language and heritage.
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Inside The Mind Of A Killer I Interrogators
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Detectives Marcus Glover and Jason Russo, from the Kent County Sheriff's Office, reveal the secrets of the interrogation room and their pursuit of justice.
In September 2016, Christian Hillman, then 18, engaged in a road rage incident with 64-year-old William "Andy" McFarlan in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Witnesses testified that Hillman kicked McFarlan repeatedly in the head with steel-toed boots. Five weeks later, McFarlan died from his injuries.
Hillman's defence claimed he acted in self-defence during a fight, but prosecutors argued that his actions were deliberate and excessive. The Michigan Supreme Court upheld the conviction and sentence after Hillman’s appeals were rejected in 2019 and 2023.
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Inside Trump's Plan To Take Greenland I Times Explains
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Donald Trump has set his sights on Greenland and most Greenlanders are taking his threats very seriously.
But what’s really behind Trump’s obsession with one of the world’s vast empty spaces and how far is he prepared to go to get it?
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Undercover In Britain's Prison Chaos I Times Investigates
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An undercover journalist from The Times was hired at one of the country’s most dangerous jails, uncovering numerous security flaws.
Paul Morgan-Bentley reveals the chaos inside British prisons and how he walked into HMP Bedford and interacted with prisoners without security searches.
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Disaster In Ukraine: Who Is To Blame? I Times Opinion
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Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been disastrous, but who is to blame?
Matthew Syed, the Sunday Times columnist, reveals the possible consequences of President Trump's approach to Ukraine and Europe's failure to punish Russia after it annexed Crimea in 2014.
Matthew asks if Europe and America's soft touch has incentivised Putin to attempt another territorial annexation.
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The Rise of Britain's Crime-Fighting Civilians
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Across Britain, civilians have taken it upon themselves to tackle crime. But is the nation prepared for the rise in volunteer justice?
The Times meets three concerned citizens enacting justice on the UK's streets.
Special forces skills are being deployed to combat illegal dumping that costs taxpayers almost £400m a year, Mike van Erp, known as CyclingMikey, is a camera cyclist who films motorists behaving badly and Harold Wilsher, 82, has been a police support volunteer for 25 years helping to fight crime in Billy Row, a village in County Durham.
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Inside Congo's Brutal Fight For Survival I Times Explains
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At least 7,000 dead, more than 7 million displaced.
This is the impact of the war in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo since the beginning of 2025.
The source of misery for the people of the eastern DRC lies in the vast natural treasures beneath their feet.
Of the scores of militias fighting over the vast and largely untapped mineral wealth of the DRC, none has weapons to match the group known as M23.
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Trump vs Europe: Is NATO Ripping Off America? I Times Opinion
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Is Trump right on Europe?
Matthew Syed, columnist for The Sunday Times, reveals how successive US presidents warned European allies to do more to maintain peace and security on the continent.
As President Trump continues to pile pressure on Europe over defence, Matthew asks if Trump is right on European security and whether they are doing enough to deter Putin.
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Inside the Mind of North Korea’s Brutal Dictator I Lines Of Influence
WATCH NOW: https://youtu.be/_WC2ZAWzdBA
The Times and Sunday Times cartoonist Morten Morland profiles the infamous leader of North Korea in three of his cartoons.
Morland guides us through various seminal political events, which he has immortalised with his unique style, explaining why he draws Kim Jong-un the way he does and how other leaders (dictators) are drawn alongside Kim.
We are also shown small details in his cartoons, which very effectively provide scathing critiques of his subjects.
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