As home secretary in 2004 she said restructuring forces would not get officers back on the beat. Now her successor, Shabana Mahmood, is going ahead

Baroness Cass, who led review into NHS services, condemns ‘unrealistic’ expectations for how youths should feel — and how hard transitioning can be

Final was like the Wacky Races but duo, who both endured disappointment in the individual events, win a second medal for Great Britain

Education providers are seeing a shift towards apprenticeships as AI becomes increasingly able to manage office tasks

David Stern joined trade visits to Asia and had access to the Palace

News that dart frog toxin was used to kill Alexei Navalny will come as no surprise to those who know the Kremlin’s dark history of assassination

The co-author of Finding Freedom is sick of being called a Sussex ‘mouthpiece’. Now he’s back with a tale of an American butting heads with the Palace

Some 3,000 Hungarians died fighting Soviet rule in 1956, but now the country’s prime minister is Moscow’s biggest ally in the EU

The Times’s campaign to equip everyone with the knowledge needed to make life’s big money decisions has been given a huge boost

In his first newspaper interview since 2019, the pop star as he’s never been seen before: off duty, in Italy — and photographed by Martin Parr

Men’s champion and Tabitha Stoecker claim extraordinary victory in mixed team event to make it two golds in one day for Britain — and three overall

Emerald Fennell’s film is better for its reinventions of a flawed novel — and it made me cry

Hungry caterpillars, beheadings, an eight-year-old who wants to be Putin… Chris Haslam’s journey was a ripping yarn to remember (with no tour group herding in sight)