Rosenberg: What's Putin Trying to Achieve with a Three-Day Ceasefire?

Steve Rosenberg When is a ceasefire a genuine attempt to secure peace? And when is it simply PR? It's a question that's been asked a lot lately. Mostly in relation to Russia's president. Short ce… [+3461 chars]

Nottingham Uber drivers plot 24-hour strike as they protest exploitative pay

Dozens of cabbies gathered to make a stand against the £120bn company

Trump latest: White House starts tariffs fight with Amazon and brushes off poll ratings on president's 100th day

The White House has accused Amazon of a "hostile" act over its response to Donald Trump's tariffs, which the firm denies. On his 100th day in office, Trump's press secretary insists Americans trust him - despite plunging polls. Listen to the 100th episode of Trump 100 as you scroll.

Russell Group unis ranked by how few students are actually local

A surprisingly small percentage of Russell Group unis students are actually from the local area. Way more Durham students are from London.

BBC Death in Paradise fans issue plea after major series announcement

BBC Death in Paradise has made a huge show announcement over on social media and fans "can't wait"

Make-A-Wish Foundation celebrates World Wish Day

Tuesday is World Wish Day, which is a day celebrating the work being done by the Make-a-Wish Foundation.

Incels 'slipping through the net' of government intervention, experts warn

The incel - or "involuntarily celibate" - movement is a largely, but not entirely, online subculture of males who feel unable to have sex or find love and express hostility and extreme resentment towards women.

HMRC launches £1 billion bid for new CRM system

HMRC is on the lookout for a new CRM supplier

Troubled SafeSport Center looks for a new leader and tries to chart a different course

DENVER (AP) — The letter from Sen. Chuck Grassley to the person now in charge of steadying the U.S. Center for SafeSport laid bare his views of festering problems at

Geoff Ogilvy and Brandt Snedeker selected as captains for 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah

The Americans have won the last 10 times in the Presidents Cup dating to a tie in South Africa in 2003

I’m a massive Pokémon fan, and now I’m obsessed with AI models like Gemini and Claude trying to complete Pokémon Red and Blue

Gotta Train Em' All

Afghan drug addict is granted asylum in the UK - after winning human rights claim as a judge rules he would face persecution by the Taliban

The unnamed man, who left Afghanistan when he was nine, won his human rights claim because his dependence on substances made him too 'westernised'. (file image)

The Far-Right Origins Of Donald Trump’s Self-Deportations

By Nyki Duda NEW YORK: Since Donald Trump’s administration took office in January, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has promoted its efforts to push migrants to “self-deport.” Assistant secretary for the Department of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin told reporters early this month that the United States is now recording “sky-high levels of reverse […]

High Time We Rediscover Marx, The Peerless Materialist Philosopher

By Krishna Jha From 1836 to 1844, the Chartist movement started in England. It helped the working class to take a political role. It was also a time when in 1847-48, Karl Marx’s The Communist Manifesto came out interpreting the role of the working class, concretising it in a general form, and soon it was […]

Mysterious giant pink DOOR ‘to the underworld’ is found in 4,400 year old tomb – and it hides a chilling purpose

Kim Kardashian and the 'Grandpa Gang': everything you need to know about the Paris trial

The reality TV star was held at gunpoint and robbed nine years ago. Now the elderly men accused of targeting her are finally going on trial

After 100 days, is JD Vance Trump’s attack dog, or just a rabid dog foaming at the mouth? Today in Ohio

Editor Chris Quinn hosts our daily half-hour news podcast, with editorial board member Lisa Garvin, impact editor Leila Atassi and content director Laura Johnston.

Numbers that matter from the first 100 days of Trump’s second term

For the Republican administration, the raw numbers on executive actions, deportations, reductions in the federal workforce, increased tariff rates and other issues point toward a renewed America.