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VDV: who are Russia’s elite airborne force?
feature The paratroopers have ‘fearsome reputation’ but have suffered losses during Ukraine conflict
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Who owns Qatar and what does the Gulf state own?
feature The World Cup host’s Sovereign wealth fund has £40bn of investments in UK alone
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Is Iran issuing death sentences to Mahsa Amini protesters?
feature Authorities have issued first punishment in start of brutal crackdown on ‘greatest demonstration of dissent in recent years’
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Water bill discounts: the customers due to save money
feature Watchdog orders Thames Water and Southern Water among others to repay millions to customers for missing targets
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What is the RSV virus and why is it surging among children?
feature Respiratory illness is bouncing back after a ‘hiatus’ during the Covid pandemic
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House of Lords reform: what are the options?
feature A citizens’ assembly, elected chamber or outright abolition have all been proposed
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The opening of Tutankhamun’s tomb 100 years on
feature This month marks a century since Tutankhamun’s tomb was opened for the first time in three millennia
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The science behind lab-grown blood
feature Development of ‘absolute game changer’ could help those with sickle cell and other conditions
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Who are the shortest-serving world leaders?
feature Liz Truss will have served for 50 days as PM when she hands over to Rishi Sunak
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What happened to Air France flight AF447?
feature Airbus and Air France on trial for manslaughter over crash that ‘changed aviation history’
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Opec+: what oil production cut means for the West
feature Dramatic drop in output helps Russia but could spell further price rises for consumers
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Do vegans live longer?
feature Plant-based lifestyles can drastically lower rates of some serious diseases
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What happens if the UK’s credit rating is downgraded?
feature Credit agency Moody’s joins IMF in criticising the Truss government’s fiscal plans
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What the National Insurance reversal means for you
feature Britain’s poorest households will gain just 63p a month from the back-pedal over tax rise
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