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      Badenoch says next election is ‘battle for the soul of this nation’

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  • Badenoch says next election is ‘battle for the soul of this nation’

    Politics

    Kemi Badenoch will argue that the next election will be the biggest “battle for the soul of this nation”t seen in at least half a century as Tory officials gear up for the prospect of an early election.  In her main speech on Wednesday, Badenoch will say that partly leaders will wrestle over a “battle […]

    Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for Business and Trade, preparing for a conference speech, reviewing documents at a desk.
  • Reeves beats Kwarteng to ‘worst chancellor’ in new ranking

    Politics
    Keanu Reeves at a press conference with journalists, wearing a tailored suit and engaging with the media in a professional...
  • KPMG Australia seeks $100m bailout from parent group after scandal

    Big Four
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  • Meta court battle will not delay Instagram probe, Ofcom says

    Media
    Ofcom cracks down on volatile telecom price hikes
  • Post Office former senior lawyer slammed over remote Tribunal request

    Legal
    One contract was even an extension of the Horizon deal with the Post Office itself, worth £63m.
  • ‘Rogue’ OpenAI agents blamed for Wikipedia outage as safety concerns mount

    Tech
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  • Governments should spend more on welfare to tackle cost of living, says IMF

    Economics
    Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, speaking at a podium against a red backdrop.
  • Huge £45m bill for Peckham Rye station upgrade branded ‘scandalous’

    London
    Miatta Fahnbulleh speaking at a podium with HOPE AGAIN visible, gesturing with her right hand.
  • Asos shares crater after ‘hackers’ threaten data leak

    Retail
    Aaron Izzard will succeed Dave Murray as chief finance officer
  • Could an exit from Europe bolster Tesco’s UK dominance?

    Retail
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  • Informa snaps up Clarion Events in £2.2bn deal with Blackstone

    Media
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  • With Brexit on the ballot the next election will be box office

    Politics
    LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 11: EU and Union Jack flags are waved as anti-Brexit demonstrators gather outside the Houses of Parliament on June 11, 2018 in London, England. The EU withdrawal bill returns to the House of Commons tomorrow for the first of two sessions in which MP's will consider amendments imposed by the Lords, and another set of fresh amendments. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
  • Jeremy Clarkson at Tory conference: ‘Why would anybody set up a business in this country?’

    Politics
    Jeremy Clarkson, a man with grey hair and a blue suit, looking directly at the camera.
  • Tories say £10bn ‘Britannia Shield’ would fend off missiles

    Politics
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  • UK firms axe PR and consulting spend as AI tools muscle in

    Business
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  • Since SpaceX’s debut, hopes of a blockbuster IPO season have ground to a halt

    Markets
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  • Old fault lines are threatening to rock the Eurozone

    Opinion
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    Legal
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  • The search for Nigel Farage’s elusive wristwatch

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Opinion

  • If black labradors are a far right fantasy, I guess I’m a fascist

    Opinion

    That labradors aren’t a sign of fascism feels self-explanatory, yet Labour blathers on, writes James Ford’s hand in today’s Notebook.

    Black Labrador dog sits patiently by a POLLING STATION sign on a rainy election day.
  • The Conservative Party is losing voters on legacy, not leadership

    Opinion
    Kemi Badenoch in a light blue suit, seated, speaking at the Conservative Party Conference 2026.
  • Old fault lines are threatening to rock the Eurozone

    Opinion
  • Employers play a bigger role in pensions than imagined

    Opinion
  • Startup success is rare enough in the UK without any more taxes

    Opinion
  • Beware the politician who promises he is different

    Opinion
  • Aiming high: The UK’s Space Strategy is a map to the stars

    Opinion
  • Don’t celebrate the demise of the triple lock, higher taxes are coming

    Opinion
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  • Concerned businessman in suit with a red tie, with bond market charts and BOND MARKET CRISIS text.
  • Christian May with Tax The Rich! headline and protesters holding Tax The Rich signs.
  • Prominent British politicians Gordon Brown, Andy Burnham, Rachel Reeves, and George Osborne with Britain Is Bust! headline.
  • Elon Musk, Demis Hassabis, and another AI chief with text AI CHIEFS SAY: SLOW DOWN and EXPLAINER
  • Christian May in Week in Business with text Brilliant or Dangerous? over a London skyline background.

    The Burnham Agenda: Brilliant or Dangerous?

  • Man in suit looking concerned, with Bond Market Crisis text and financial charts in the background.

    Bond Market Crisis?

  • Christian May in glasses with Tax the Rich text, protesting crowd, and signs in background for business news.

    Will Labour Hit The Rich With New Taxes?

  • Gordon Brown, Andy Burnham, Rachel Reeves, and George Osborne with Britain Is Bust! text.

    Interview: Britain is Bust!

  • Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and a third AI chief with text AI Chiefs Say: Slow Down - Explainer

    AI Chiefs Warn: SLOW DOWN!

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Sport

  • LIV Golf secures funding and looks to Trump for help relaunching bankrupt competition

    Sport Business

    LIV Golf chiefs are hoping for help from US President Donald Trump as they look to relaunch the league without the backing of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. The bankrupt team golf competition, home to stars Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm, has secured funding from BC Partners and says it is in talks with more […]

    Donald Trump in a red MAGA hat pointing, next to Greg Norman in sunglasses and a white cap, smiling.
  • Bids for 2036 Olympic Games due by end of the month

    Sport Business
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  • Premier League gets US broadcast bounce after World Cup

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  • Shock boardroom shake-up as Sunderland chief exits

    Sport Business
  • London Broncos owner: We can replicate Wakefield in Super League

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  • Gary Neville ups ante in media battle with Gary Lineker with launch of Overlap Daily

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Life&Style

  • The Discount Suit Company is a cocktail bar like no other

    Toast the City
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  • Gillian Anderson is magnetic in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

    Life&Style
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  • Robert De Niro on $1.3billion hospitality empire: ‘I’m very protective of Nobu’

    Life&Style
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  • A Dram with Paddy Fletcher

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  • Gallet takes flight: The inside story of Breitling’s sibling

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  • Inside the Donkervoort, a Dutch super car like no other

    Life&Style
  • London Film Festival 2026: everything you need to know

    Life&Style
  • The search for Nigel Farage’s elusive wristwatch

    Life&Style
  • New Aston Martin DBX GT brings added luxury to V8-powered SUV

    Life&Style

The Punter

  • Take the Rising Mountain Road to Ces glory

    Sport

    THERE are two days of high-class racing from Newmarket to look forward to this week, with Future Champions Festival beginning on Friday. The feature on day one is the Group One Fillies’ Mile (2.57pm), where unbeaten Godolphin filly Musical Times is likely to go off a very short price and take plenty of beating. Saturday’s […]

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  • No reason to mask Annaf’s chance on the Knavesmire

    Sport
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  • Chance Poet and Bill to rise to Ascot challenge

    Sport
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