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On an unremarkable day in May, in near-total secrecy, Ukraine quietly launched one of its most audacious fightbacks against Russia to date.

This March, four ambulances maintained by the Jewish community in Golders Green were set on fire.

Lizzy Goodman’s 2016 oral history of the early-noughties New York indie rock scene, Meet Me in the Bathroom, took its name from a Strokes song, and not for nothing – they are essentially the book’s central characters.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, while isolated publicly from the royal family, is said to be leading a comfortable lifestyle “of the upper echelons” at Marsh Farm, his new home on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

I’m sitting at the back of a partially open-top, restored 1960s bus.

Usually when I watch a TikTok video, it’s one of three things: true crime, a cute puppy, or something wildly inappropriate.

The last three weeks were about more than four Nations League games.

Liz Truss has said she would “maybe” stand again for Parliament, after losing her seat at the last general election.

Many a patient I’ve met in practice has been frustrated by their weight – or more specifically, by their apparent inability to lose it.

There comes a strange point in adult life when you find yourself contemplating sentences you never imagined saying to a parent: Dad, I’m not sure you should still be driving.

For 34 minutes on the morning of October 7, 2023, Aner Shapira picked up live hand grenades hurled at him by Hamas gunmen.

This is what they came for: to see England’s captain blow the bloody doors off, Harry Kane style.

When Russell Brand appeared in London this week for a hearing ahead of his rape and sexual assault trial, one person was attracting perhaps even more attention than him – his wife, Laura.

A “forever chemical” that is suspected of damaging fertility has been found in rivers across England, including within areas that supply drinking water, data shared exclusively with The i Paper has revealed.

On 31 October, applications for secondary school places will close in England.

Israel is marking three years since October 7 attack, in which around 1,200 people were killed and 251 more taken hostage.

The Budget is just a few weeks away and there is already plenty of speculation about what might – and might not – be announced.

We are a couple of years out from Kim Kardashian launching her nipple bra on a completely unprepared public.

When was the last time you ate chicken?

Richard Armitage would like to set the record straight about his infamous pillow humping scene in Netflix’s Obsession.

Carrie has always been precious to me.

The plan to overhaul special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) faces delays caused by the change in Prime Minister, The i Paper understands.

I love airports.

The development of academy talent into first-team players is one of football’s biggest industries and the great unknown.

NHS staff members opted out of their gold-plated pensions more than 82,000 times last year, with campaigners warning that many were being “forced” to do so because of financial pressures.

It was May last year when Julia Wheeler started noticing the symptoms – she was feeling fatigued and short of breath and suffeing shooting pains in both legs.

In our Pension Diaries series, we speak to people of all ages in the UK to find out how much or how little they have saved for retirement and the realities of putting money aside for your future.

One of the biggest media mergers in history is complete, combining Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros Discovery into a new entertainment behemoth that owns many of the world’s biggest film and TV franchises – and the UK’s Channel 5.

WEMBLEY — It’s the nicest dilemma to have.

When The Great British Bake Off first arrived on the BBC in 2010, its cosiness was its greatest strength.

Donald Trump seems to struggle to give a consistent explanation of why he felt it necessary to invade Iran, and why the conflict didn’t end in the period of a few weeks that he promised it would.

Britain’s security services will be conducting a major review of intelligence that may have been compromised after a former German spy chief was arrested on suspicion of espionage, experts have told The i Paper.

This may be more suited to a confessional than a newspaper column but I have a fascination with Kemi Badenoch that is becoming faintly absurd.

Fake photos and videos shared on social media are amplifying unproven claims of a deadly plague following the death of a lab worker in Russia.

It is a great relief that I entered the job market before the term “personal brand” had entered common parlance, because God only knows who I’d have decided to be if I was let loose on the project at the age of 22.

The Conservative plan to reverse Labour’s likely Brexit reset deal risks pushing up food prices and creating uncertainty for businesses, the industry has warned.

The former Prince Andrew doesn’t have much to his name any more, but the one thing he does have is a great big shovel.

With the rapid withdrawal of 12 B1-b bombers back to the United States, the story of the security threat to RAF Fairford gets deeper and murkier.

Education Secretary Lucy Powell is locked in a standoff with the Treasury The i Paper understands, after she announced a wage rise for teachers would be paid for with new money without the green light from No 11.

Six years ago, Harlequins were a joy to watch on the way to the 2020-21 Premiership title.

Want to understand what’s really going on in Britain, and how we can fix it?

October half-term is on the horizon, and thousands of families will be planning trips overseas.

Democrats are quietly drafting a monumental overhaul of the presidency, and unfortunately, I’m one of the reasons why it’s necessary.

At 1pm on 7 October 2023, hours after Palestinian armed groups launched their daybreak attack, the high command of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) issued a stark order: up to 20 Gazan civilians could be killed in a single strike on even the lowest-ranking…

One evening in late 2016, I found myself staring at Facebook in a state of shock.

Many midlifers find themselves facing existential questions: What makes life meaningful?

A home purchase is, for most people, the single biggest purchase of their lifetime.

Liverpool supporters could be forgiven for feeling a slight sense of foreboding when they inspected the team sheet ahead of Andoni Iraola’s first domestic cup match as head coach.

I don’t know about you, but I certainly wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of Gillian Anderson.

Do I feel a bit bonkers writing about prepping in our green and pleasant land?