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Nursery staff are set to be banned from using their phones in playrooms under a Government crackdown aimed at preventing child abuse, The i Paper can reveal.

Criminal barrister Audrey Mogan has seen the Government’s small boats crackdown from inside the courtroom after representing the driver of a mega dinghy which crossed the Channel this summer.

The United States has withdrawn all of its B-1, B-2 and B-52 bombers from RAF Fairford.

Not so long ago Nigel Farage was riding high in the opinion polls and blithely picking out new curtains and cushions for No 10.

The Celebrity Traitors is the best gig in British broadcasting.

Armed guards on some of Britain’s nuclear waste shipments could be removed under new proposals designed to save millions of pounds.

We no longer have a Green council in the People’s Republic of Brighton and Hove – but it often feels that way.

When Everton were going through their battle with the Premier League over a £20m PSR breach that threatened the club’s very existence, the Manchester City charges got mentioned a lot.

“How did it get to this?”

Russia’s latest jet-powered attack drones are forcing Ukraine into a lethal arms race against the clock.

I practise “gentle parenting” but my daughter considers me in some ways the strictest parent she knows.

When Tracy Birrell’s cooker stopped working over a year ago, she could not afford to replace it.

Ofwat, the failing water regulator that presided over Britain’s sewage crisis, still exists more than a year after the Government said it would be abolished, with employees left in the dark and threatening to strike.

ADHD is a medical condition that is currently under intense scrutiny.

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.

There is something about having people over that suddenly makes every speck of dust in your house impossible to ignore.

Like several of his predecessors as prime minister, Andy Burnham is promising to fix the social care crisis.

Some symptoms of the menopause are more well-known than others, such as hot flushes, brain fog and mood changes, but what can sometimes be forgotten is joint pain.

In our weekly series, readers can email any questions about their finances to be answered by our expert, Rosie Hooper.

The second season of The Celebrity Traitors is set to begin this week, with a new crop of famous faces preparing to lie, deceive and torment their fellow players.

You could make the argument that the Premier League’s financial rules safeguard the league’s future as football’s most revered domestic competition, the gold standard for the sport.

Cognitive decline may feel like an inevitable part of getting older, but there are things we can all do to protect against it.

The political year goes in cycles, with regular parliamentary work interspersed with various different “tentpole” events.

For many people, Stornoway is a brief stop-off as they travel through its ferry port or airport en route to adventures in the Outer Hebrides.

Dramatic shifts in polling numbers indicate Donald Trump and his Republican Party are heading for a drubbing in November’s US midterm elections.

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Earlier this week, my social media feed was awash with the horrifying allegations about seven male Cornell University students drugging and raping a student at a party in 2024.

That was the week that shook English football more than any other in its modern history.

Two seismic issues could forge historic change in UK politics, and it has now emerged that Andy Burnham’s pledge to fight the next general election on closer ties with Europe and electoral reform are closely linked.

My older, successful brother gets all the praise.

This article contains spoilers for The Celebrity Traitors It will come as a surprise to very few that Richard E Grant, known for his arch turns in the likes of Withnail and I, Can You Ever Forgive Me and Saltburn, has stolen the show in the much-anticipat…

Andy Burnham is leaving the door open to a snap general election next year, The i Paper has been told.

The British public has little confidence that the UK can defend itself from military attack by Russia, a new poll for The i Paper has revealed.

Friedrich Engels famously described the industrial slums of Manchester as “Hell upon Earth” and among the worst in Britain after visiting them in the 1840s.

The Israeli prime minister has said that the near plane crash in the Middle East on Wednesday could have resulted in “a 9/11 tragedy, with bodies scattered in the desert”.

A major report into ADHD and autism has been delayed amid fears sparking a debate around overdiagnosis was not the “right timing”, The i Paper understands.

The five British men who were arrested over a suspected terror plot near a UK airbase may have been unknowingly working for Iran, experts say.

Cristiano Ronaldo is like the ageing beauty who calls in the plastic surgeons in a futile attempt to preserve their appearance.

When a new West End production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

For us Manchester City fans, it was a little glimmer of light in what have been irredeemably dark days.

In one of the most moving chapters of his party conference speech, Andy Burnham spoke directly to the poorly paid, overworked and under-appreciated care workers who are – despite the odds – holding Britain’s fragile social care system together.

The turn of a new month is a great moment for any bibliophile – after all, it means the arrival of a fresh batch of books – but when it comes to October, when publishers release their big autumn books each year, there is possibly no moment better.

The Government’s “one in, one out” deal to send small boat migrants back to France has come to an end today, after the French government opted not to extend the scheme.

You don’t have to be a hardline pronatalist like Elon Musk to know that we are in a global fertility crisis.

In Nashville on Wednesday night, America’s dance with the death penalty came to this: after failing to kill Christa Pike, the first woman facing execution in Tennessee for two centuries, the state rushed her to a hospital where medical staff attempted to…

For 15 years, the triple lock has ensured bumper growth to the state pension – helping to transform the living standards of UK retirees.

Back in Spring, ex-chancellor Rachel Reeves admitted that the student loan system was “broken” – but said that fixing it was not at the “front of the queue” in terms of her political priorities.

“Be careful, that’s the rape frat,” a friend casually commented after I mentioned the fraternity party I was attending that night.

A television producer who worked on Ricky Gervais’s After Life and Extras has been charged with rape and sexual assault.