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What happenedWes Streeting is expected to resign from the government today and formally make his move to replace Keir Starmer. The health secretary is reportedly preparing to seek the backing of the 81 Labour MPs required to trigger a leadership challenge. His move could set up a three-way contest i...

What happenedDonald Trump has landed in Beijing for a closely watched summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, with trade tensions, artificial intelligence, Taiwan and the war in Iran all expected to dominate discussions.The US president was greeted at the airport by Chinese Vice-President Han Zhen...

What happenedThe Princess of Wales has been greeted enthusiastically in northern Italy on her first overseas trip since her recovery from cancer.Catherine received an official welcome from Mayor Marco Massari at the town hall of Reggio Emilia, a place selected for a royal visit for its pioneering ap...
Two hundred years after eccentric naturalist Charles Waterton created what is thought to be the world’s first nature reserve in West Yorkshire, locals are celebrating his pioneering environmental legacy with a 60-event “WallFest” – a nod to the three-mile boundary wall that he built. Waterton protec...

There’s been a fierce debate over the past two decades about the standing of the distant icy world of Pluto after it was contentiously stripped of its planethood and reclassified as a dwarf planet.Nasa chief Jared Isaacman has indicated that he might revisit the matter, but it won’t be an easy decis...
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The explainer Empty seats could be a sign of economic turmoil

The Explainer ‘Traditionally a moment for governmental clarity’, today’s opening of Parliament took place ‘amidst profound political uncertainty’

The Explainer Fraudsters are evolving and older people are becoming increasingly vulnerable

The Explainer Winter fuel and welfare U-turns, national insurance hikes, Peter Mandelson’s appointment and disastrous local elections have brought PM to the brink

Talking Point In an era of multi-party politics, voting system that once insulated Conservatives and Labour now amplifies their losses

Talking Point Labour has presented reforms as a ‘moral crusade’ against rogue landlords, but risks shrinking the rental market

Talking Point Friedrich Merz’s comments on ‘humiliated’ US have unleashed the president’s wrath



Under The Radar Nasa may revisit one of outer space’s thorniest questions

Under the radar The process would reflect more light away from Earth

Under the Radar ‘Audacious’ intercontinental plan to maintain vital ocean currents faces political and environmental obstacles

Speed Read The discovery edges back the foundation of dentistry by at least 40,000 years

Speed Read They join a slew of other states that are also trying to gain election advantages

Speed Read Only one Democrat joined Republicans in voting for Warsh

Speed Read In some cases, the results were comparable to physical exercise
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