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The most instructive line in a 528-word Chelsea statement packed with management speak and consultant-ese that your common or garden AI tool could have knocked up in seconds was about the immediate future of the club: “There will be no changes to the day-…

Britain’s pro-Europeans could be forgiven for feeling a tinge of jealousy as Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada – a nation more than 1,000 miles from the EU – had the red-carpet rolled out for him in Strasbourg this week.

Health Secretary Yvette Cooper has raised hopes a breakthrough dementia drug could be made available on the NHS.

Well, that didn’t take long.

Dementia is a spectre that has loomed large in my family.

There is an old – and deeply dubious – bit of playground wisdom: when a boy pulls a girl’s hair, it means that he likes her.

Nigel Farage has returned to presenting GB News after a gap of more than six months, having been being forced to take a break from broadcasting because of May’s local elections and the Clacton by-election.

A fresh month means another crop of brilliant books arriving in paperback.

Landlord Sia Tabibi, 75, lost £21,000 after a group of subletters secretly turned his flat into a cannabis farm.

Approaching the town of Limone sul Garda on Lake Garda by boat or along the coast road, the shoreline comes into view, lined with a clutch of red-roofed, pastel-painted houses.

The greatest weakness in British defence and strategy has been hidden in plain sight for decades.

The Government will look to cut the number of people receiving benefits for ADHD, it is expected, with a review set to recommend symptoms should not lead to an automatic offer of a diagnosis.

The White House could not disguise just how big a blow this represented to Donald Trump.

In May, Donald Trump announced he had received a perfect score of 30 out of 30 for the fourth time on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment test, a cognitive screening tool used by doctors.

In September 2026, Japan announced that the number of its population who are aged 100 or over has surpassed a record-breaking 100,000.

When I ask a taxi driver at Northampton station to take me to Earl Spencer’s estate, and the childhood home where he lived with Princess Diana, he smiles.

At least nine European countries have been allowed to delay the full roll-out of controversial border biometric checks until the end of the year, The i Paper can reveal.

If it looks like war and sounds like war – then it’s war.

The UK has a major leakage problem.

Tennis authorities are making plans to replace spring events in the Middle East over concerns security risks in the region will still be too high.

The BBC has drawn up plans to cut the cost of watching TV by £36 a year if the licence fee is replaced by a German-style household levy.

Caroline Hirons, 57, founder of SkinRocks, is the outspoken queen of skincare, dubbed “the most powerful voice in the British beauty industry”.

There was a time when fitness trackers seemed simple.

Third time lucky?

STADIUM OF LIGHT — In a summer when £100m seemed to be the going rate for even the most mediocre of midfielders, how on earth did Enzo Le Fee manage to slip under the radar?

Stuart Fearn is 57 and already has a pension pot that nearly has £1m in it.

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Grace Dent is shameless about her sweet tooth.

I don’t think I’ll ever forget the first time I saw the Colosseum.

In our bi-weekly series, readers can email in with any questions about property to be answered by our expert, Jonathan Rolande.

Are we ready for war?

On a rainy Saturday afternoon, a man with a loudspeaker stood on a street in Tameside, Greater Manchester, and led a crowd in a chant of “Don’t unpack, you’re going back”.

Divorce, once rare and stigmatised, has become mainstream – 42 per cent of marriages now end this way, meaning nearly half of us who get married can expect to experience it in our lifetime.

Nobody at Derby County saw it coming.

Three months ago, I spoke to parenting expert Dr Siggie Cohen and she told me about the modern epidemic of overparenting.

I left school at 16 with no qualifications whatsoever.

The most revealing part of Anthony Scaramucci’s new book can be found in a chapter titled “Trump and Me”.

The King has made a rare and remarkable public statement, rejecting explosive claims in a new book by Earl Spencer that described his alleged “pent-up contempt” for Princess Diana.

Hiking Capital Gains Tax is the frontrunner when it comes to potential tax increases in next month’s Budget, Labour insiders and economists have told The i Paper.

Plans to give mayors powers to oversee water companies will not save England’s rivers from sewage pollution, campaign groups are warning.

Well, that’s it.

It’s hard to overstate the indulgence and sentimentality with which politicians treat pensioners.

Ed Sheeran’s everyman persona has shattered.

If you’ve never had the displeasure of finding a leech attached to one of your limbs, imagine a mahogany-coloured worm dancing like an inflatable tube man as it searches for the optimal spot to latch its blood-sucking end to.

Savers hunting for the best easy-access accounts are finding the top rates comes with restrictions and extra rules.

Thanks a lot, skip, I owe you one.

Large areas of southern England could still be in drought by next spring, official forecasts have suggested.

With sharpened pencils in sweaty palms, tens of thousands of grammar school hopefuls will from this month take the often-dreaded 11-plus test – answering questions that will decide their educational future.

Piddington is apparently very proud of itself.

Increasing numbers of people are having their savings hit with a penalty charge when withdrawing from their Lifetime ISA (LISA).