- Palestinian authorities say children were among the dead, while Israel says it hit a Hamas command-and-control centre.
- Annual passenger numbers are due to almost double to 32 million, despite environmental concerns.
- Police and firefighters say two adults and five children survived the fire.
- The justice secretary blocks a recommendation to move William Dunlop to an open prison.
- The move is announced hours after Israel's PM, who is sought under an ICC arrest warrant, arrives in Budapest for a state visit.
- by Niall McVeighPremier League updates from the 8pm BST kick-offLive match centre | Read Football Daily | And mail NiallCraig Pawson gets us under way. Could be lively, this one.St. Totteringham’s Day thoughts: Continue reading…
- by Maya Yang (now); Lucy Campbell and Tom Ambrose (earlier)US president insists country is going to flourish as former Republican leader joins widespread criticism of Trump tariffsUS stock markets tumble as investors shaken by Trump tariffsIn the aftermath of the disastrous debate against Donald Trump that ultimately ended his political career, Joe Biden skipped a White House meeting with the congressional Progressive caucus in […]
- by Graeme Wearden (now) and Helen Livingstone (earlier)Shares slump on both sides of the Atlantic, and across Asia-Pacific, as US dollar falls to six month low after US President Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariffs fuel recession fearsFull report: Trump announces sweeping new tariffsAnalysis: Trump’s tariffs likely to raise prices and cause chaosWhat are tariffs and why do they matter?The new US tariffs “will […]
- by Hannah J DaviesThe tale of the ex-SNP politician’s career is packed with her fierce, funny Commons performances – and the sad truth about how little chance she was given to thrive in the corridors of powerMhairi Black’s maiden speech in the House of Commons 10 years ago remains a thing of beauty. We are only treated to […]
- by Joseph Gedeon in WashingtonDefense chief and others discussed US military operations on messaging app that included journalistThe inspector general of the Department of Defense (DOD) is launching an investigation into Pentagon secretary Pete Hegseth’s use of the encrypted messaging app Signal to discuss sensitive information about military operations in Yemen.The probe, announced on Thursday, follows a bipartisan request […]
- by Pranay ParabYou don't have to spend $50 on the Nintendo Switch 2's Camera accessory.
- by Jake PetersonIf you don't remember reinstalling that app, you're not alone.
- by Jeff SomersIf you want your paint job to look like a professional did it, the key is preparation.
- by Ross JohnsonThese flicks are not grody but are, in fact, totally gnarly.
- by Beth SkwareckiThe promised "insights" aren't very insightful, and I'm not the only one who thinks so.
- A SHOP worker has been fired by his employer over his social media posts. Ben Woods, 41, said he was sacked from his job as a wine specialist at Henley Waitrose, off King’s Road, over a series of posts he made on X, formerly Twitter. Mr Woods has accused the store of impeding his right […]
- CAMPAIGNERS in Henley have condemned Thames Water after it was found that it discharged raw sewage for almost 300,000 hours last year. Data released by the Environment Agency showed that the company was responsible for 298,081 hours’ worth of “spills” into waterways. This was a rise of 50 per cent o
- THE leader of the Liberal Democrats learnt to hobby horse at the launch of the party’s local election campaign at Badgemore Park on Monday. Sir Ed Davey was joined by Oxfordshire’s five Lib Dem MPs, Freddie van Mierlo, Layla Moran, Calum Miller, Olly Glover and Charlie Maynard. Leigh Rawlins, from S
- by Name Last NameA MOTHER from Henley has set up a second-hand buggy cleaning business to give them a new lease of life. Danielle Fahey, 32, took apart her first buggy during the covid lockdown in 2021 when her youngest son outgrew it. After buying a slightly unkept used pushchair on an online marketplace she took i
- by Name Last NameTHE president of the Henley Royal British Legion branch attended the funeral of a former RAF pilot. Peter MacGregor died at the Townsend House care home in Headington, Oxford, aged 87. But because he had no family left to attend the funeral a call went out to the Legion to help with the service. As