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  1. There is a lot about modern life that makes stress feel inescapable – work responsibilities, constant to-do lists and long overdue catch-ups that seem to take up every possible minute of the day.

  2. Former home secretary James Cleverly has too much baggage to win back London for the Tories because of his association with Liz Truss, the underdog for the Tory mayoral nomination has said.

  3. Leo Sayer, 78, is an English-Australian singer-songwriter, born Gerard Hugh Sayer.

  4. Andy Burnham’s first Budget as Prime Minister arrives on 28 October.

  5. Jacqui Coombes, 66, owns 13 properties across Bristol – but said she will soon have to sell them.

  6. The Conservative Party is keen to show it is now ready to return to government, two and a half years after a historic defeat.

  7. All 4, 4OD – Channel 4’s streaming platform has had many guises over the years.

  8. Around half a million people leave the UK to live abroad each year.

  9. Andy Burnham’s first Budget as Prime Minister arrives on 28 October.

  10. Experience of Britain under aerial bombardment lies at the limits of living memory, with few left alive today able to remember the Second World War.

  11. “I read about me that ‘he was the best player who never made it’.

  12. When her mother began showing signs of memory loss, Madeleine*, 62, stepped in to help her with daily tasks, chores, and admin.

  13. I’m strolling towards the sunset on a walkway next to a white-sand beach that’s lined with coconut trees and open-air bars.

  14. The housing market is struggling – with some areas of the UK seeing sales fall by over a quarter when compared to the five-year average.

  15. Policing three recent anti-migrant protests at two Hampshire ports earmarked for small boat arrivals has cost at least £350,000, a council leader has said.

  16. Max and Kayleigh Bolton, aged 31 and 30 respectively, have just bought their third home, a £555,000 four-bedroom property in Sussex.

  17. Donald Trump has ordered the death by US army firing squad for convicted murderer Nidal Hasan, the first of its kind since 1945.

  18. Kemi Badenoch is set to turn the pressure up on Labour over defence with the announcement that a Tory government would build an “Iron Dome” missile defence system for £10bn if they win power.

  19. The bestselling author and former politician Jeffrey Archer has died aged 86.

  20. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is taking legal action against Thames Valley Police in a bid to quash the search warrants that led to his arrest.

  21. Anyone who watches Strictly Come Dancing should know by now that the fame of a celebrity contestant is far less important than the professional partner they are paired with.

  22. The Conservatives want to cut inheritance tax to help bring billionaires who have left the UK back to the country, the Shadow Chancellor said.

  23. Russian scientists and hospital patients are in quarantine after a laboratory researcher has died from suspected plague, amid reports she caught the illness from her workplace.

  24. A housing crisis engulfing Spain has now reached such great proportions that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called an early election on Monday.

  25. A Leader of the Opposition faces two big challenges each year, and nowadays they’re only three or four weeks apart.

  26. When Brian McDermott was appointed England head coach in April, replacing Shaun Wane after six years in charge, he was clear about his plans for the upcoming Rugby League World Cup and ending a 54-year tournament drought.

  27. Andy Burnham’s team has abandoned plans to build Number 10 North on a site linked to Man City’s owners, The i Paper understands.

  28. The Conservatives have pledged to take up to £50,000 off the cost of buying a new home and scrap a levy they say pushes up the cost of the weekly shop as they kicked off their annual conference.

  29. It was 14 November 2021 when Russia last played a competitive international, a 1-0 defeat by Croatia in Split in qualifying for the Qatar World Cup.

  30. Pupils with special educational needs in mainstream schools risk missing out on promised “expert” support because of “crushing” staff shortages, ministers have been warned.

  31. Campaigning in the Gorton and Denton by-election in February, Zack Polanski said the contest was between “hate and hope”.

  32. Has the plague broken out of a laboratory in Siberia?

  33. The United States Air Force has suddenly withdrawn all of its bombers from RAF Fairford, amid claims that the Americans are concerned about Britain’s security.

  34. Imogen Hart and her partner’s combined income is around £150,000, but they still feel unable to save.

  35. Chancellor John Healey will deliver his first Budget in just over three weeks, with property taxes, housing support and help for first-time buyers all thought to be in play.

  36. Like a jack-in-the-box on steroids, he refuses to lie down.

  37. Mortgage prices are at their highest level since 2023, with just nine sub-5 per cent fixed deals now available.

  38. Migraines are two to three times more common in women than in men, and they’re estimated to impact around a quarter of women.

  39. To find joy in someone’s misery is not a good or admirable thing.

  40. It’s hard to remember a time when a pot of hummus wasn’t a regular buy for many British shoppers, but we’ve started eating more whole chickpeas, too.

  41. It’s 8.35am.

  42. Success has not proven entirely straightforward for Bradford City, currently flying high in League One.

  43. Autumn Pritchard-Barrett, 49, is based in Hertfordshire.

  44. Louis Rees-Zammit’s speed has been compared to Usain Bolt’s, and the Wales wing similarly wasted no time getting to the point as Bristol Bears tried out their “NFL-style post-match media access” after Saturday’s big win over Northampton Saints.

  45. In the spring of 2020, nobody knew whether tomorrow was guaranteed.

  46. If you’re thinking of buying an electric car you should probably do it soon.

  47. The volume of crude oil leaving the Gulf region has recovered towards pre-war levels.

  48. A landmark series of papers published in The Lancet has shed new light on the health risks to young people from use of social media.

  49. Manchester City face a financial fair play (FFP) “catastrophe” if they are expelled from the Premier League.

  50. Ask Katie Lam which tax she dislikes most and the answer comes quickly.