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Collage of three royal children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

William, Kate and children attend Commonwealth Games

The Prince and Princess of Wales were in Glasgow to watch the netball on the penultimate day of the Games

Royal family

a man in a blue shirt stands in front of a pie chart

TOM CALVER | GO FIGURE

For many parents, employment increasingly doesn’t pay

Matt Rudd, a white man with dark hair, looking to the side and smiling slightly.

COMMENT

MATT RUDD

Why won’t my kids misspend their youth? I did

London

The tipping point: when is it too hot for hot coffee?

A London café has pinpointed the exact temperature at which iced drinks become the nation’s preferred caffeine fix

The tipping point: when is it too hot for hot coffee?

10 things to do with children in London in the summer holidays

A child driving a red Royal Mail truck at the Postal Museum London.

10 things to do with children in London in the summer holidays

FOOD

Lola’s cupcakes boss: £4 is our price limit, healthy treats are next

Entrepreneurs

A special 20th anniversary box of Lola's Cupcakes, featuring six cupcakes with various toppings.

FOOD

Lola’s cupcakes boss: £4 is our price limit, healthy treats are next

Entrepreneurs

London’s best summer pubs, as chosen by Times reporters

Union Jack flags adorn Crane Street in Greenwich, with the Trafalgar Tavern visible.

London’s best summer pubs, as chosen by Times reporters

Scotland

Illustration of a young girl in a classroom holding up a map of Palestine, with a world map behind her.

Taxpayer-funded charity backs group calling for ‘genocide’ classes in schools

Collage of five headshots of women, all smiling.

‘Unions fought for the Equality Act. Now they want it abolished’

a man wearing glasses and a black jacket looks at the camera

Kenny Farquharson Labour can keep losing or change and embrace nationalism

Magnus Linklater Wildfires show the danger of putting point-scoring before action

‘A third of Scots’ voted to oust SNP in Holyrood election

Prince Philip’s school report revealed: ‘irritable but a born leader’

Greek ‘FBI’ joins inquiry into body of Scot found dead in a suitcase

Toxic levels of ‘forever chemicals’ in fish caught off Scotland

Illustration of a man covered in feathers, with a woman looking over his shoulder.

‘A third of Scots’ voted to oust SNP in Holyrood election

Prince Philip of Greece at Gordonstoun public school.

Prince Philip’s school report revealed: ‘irritable but a born leader’

Smiling woman, a victim in a suitcase discovery, with a white flyer that says SPCA in the background.

Greek ‘FBI’ joins inquiry into body of Scot found dead in a suitcase

Red fishing boat named "Grouse III" at Croig Harbour on the Isle of Mull.

Toxic levels of ‘forever chemicals’ in fish caught off Scotland

Kenny Farquharson Labour can keep losing or change and embrace nationalism

Magnus Linklater Wildfires show the danger of putting point-scoring before action

Royal family

King Charles III, wearing a St. David's Day leek on his lapel, walks with his Principal Private Secretary Sir Clive Alderton after attending Sunday service.

King’s most senior aide to step down

Sir Clive Alderton, the principal private secretary, has served Charles and Camilla for 20 years

King’s most senior aide to step down

‘Hi, my love!’: Harry crashes Meghan’s MasterChef Australia cameo

Sofia Levin, Meghan Markle, and Poh Ling Yeow laughing on Masterchef Australia.

‘Hi, my love!’: Harry crashes Meghan’s MasterChef Australia cameo

ROYA NIKKHAH

Walking dogs, watching TV: Andrew’s solitary life at Sandringham

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor walking his dogs across a field on the Sandringham Estate.

ROYA NIKKHAH

Walking dogs, watching TV: Andrew’s solitary life at Sandringham

IN DEPTH

How Prince George’s teenage years will differ from his father’s

Portrait of Prince George, a fair-skinned boy with light brown hair, smiling in a black suit and white shirt.

IN DEPTH

How Prince George’s teenage years will differ from his father’s

Healthcare

Illustration of two male profiles overlaid with glitch effects on a pink background.

‘When my ADHD diagnosis was removed, it was a relief’

Rates of conditions such as ADHD and autism seem to be ever growing, but some adults diagnosed in childhood are happy to be free of their labels

Health & Fitness

‘When my ADHD diagnosis was removed, it was a relief’

Health & Fitness

Did a c-section ruin my fertility?

Cathy Adams sits on a gray couch in her London home while her son lies on a blue couch beside her.

Did a c-section ruin my fertility?

Puberty blocker trial to go ahead as judge rejects legal challenge

Protesters demonstrating against puberty blocker trials outside the Royal Courts of Justice.

Puberty blocker trial to go ahead as judge rejects legal challenge

The only council in England offering free at-home social care to elderly

A carer in a blue uniform serves an elderly woman in a pink headwrap and glasses.

The only council in England offering free at-home social care to elderly

Education

Collage of Jason Arday with his academic paper titled "Understanding Mental" partly visible.

INTERVIEW

I am not a fantasist, says star academic accused of plagiarism

Professor Jason Arday of Cambridge University claims allegations he is a fraud are cruel, racially motivated and do not account for his autism

INTERVIEW

I am not a fantasist, says star academic accused of plagiarism

INTERVIEW

Gillian Tett: Oxbridge has a problem with ‘handsy’ men

Collage of Gillian Tett and a group of students in academic regalia walking outdoors.

INTERVIEW

Gillian Tett: Oxbridge has a problem with ‘handsy’ men

Cambridge University professor faces scrutiny over fundraising claims

Jason Arday, a Black man with dreadlocks, wearing a gray sweater and dark pants, stands with arms crossed, smiling slightly in front of a modern building with large windows and white pillars, surrounded by green foliage.

Cambridge University professor faces scrutiny over fundraising claims

Data leaked on dark web after Department for Education hacked

Illustration of cybersecurity risk to the Department for Education.

Data leaked on dark web after Department for Education hacked

Crime

Isabelle Rose Welsh as a toddler in a stroller.

EXCLUSIVE

Abuser had arrest warrant 18 months before he killed toddler

Cleveland police failed to detain Harrison Simpson before he and his girlfriend murdered her daughter

EXCLUSIVE

Abuser had arrest warrant 18 months before he killed toddler

Disgraced funeral director Robert Bush jailed for 20 years

Father accused over son’s Cyprus death seeks return for funeral

Aerial view of the King Evelthon Beach Hotel and Resort in Cyprus with multiple swimming pools and lounge chairs.

Father accused over son’s Cyprus death seeks return for funeral

How my fairytale marriage became a £6.5m nightmare divorce

Meerna Faraj poses for a portrait in central London.

How my fairytale marriage became a £6.5m nightmare divorce

Defence

Britain’s £5 billion drone investment could be a costly gamble

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VIDEO

MARK URBAN

Britain’s £5 billion drone investment could be a costly gamble

RAF Typhoon jets’ near misses could have been ‘catastrophic’

Could you fix the defence budget? Take our quiz

Science

Three orphaned orangutan babies hang on a tree branch.

Could British pair’s lab-grown palm oil save Borneo’s orangutans?

How monkeys offer hand of friendship to other species

Ban bonfires and disposable barbecues during droughts, ministers urged

Environment

Collage of a wildfire with a plane traveling overhead, a travel insurance form, a passport, coins, sunglasses, and a straw hat.

Half of travel insurance policies will not pay out over wildfires

How fires put climate (and net zero deadlines) back on the agenda

FIRST PERSON

Diary of a firefighter working 20-hour shifts in France