interview
Don’t choose the side of evil, Johnson warns China
Boris Johnson delivered a forthright message to China this weekend over its refusal to condemn Russia. There were now “considerable dilemmas” for those who thought they could sit on the fence, the prime minister said, adding: “I think that in Beijing you are starting to see some second thoughts.”...Boris Johnson delivered a forthright message to China this weekend over its refusal to condemn Russia. There were now “considerable dilemmas” for those who thought they could sit on the fence, the prime minister said, adding: “I think that in Beijing you are starting to see some second thoughts.”...Boris Johnson delivered a forthright message to China this weekend over its refusal to condemn Russia. There were now...
war in ukraine
Russia ‘bombs art school’ sheltering 400 people in Mariupol
updatedUkraine has accused the Russian military of bombing an art school which was being used a shelter by about 400 people in Mariupol, the port city that has been under siege since the start of the war. President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the unrelenting attacks by Russian troops would go down in history for what he said were war crimes.Ukraine has accused the Russian military of bombing an art school which was being used a shelter by about 400 people in Mariupol, the port city that has been under siege since the start of the war. President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the unrelenting attacks by Russian troops would go down in history for what he said were war crimes.Ukraine has accused the Russian military of bombing an art school which was being used a shelter by about 400 people in...
Officials failed to challenge P&O firings
Whitehall officials tried to justify P&O; Ferries’ sacking of 800 workers by telling ministers it would “ensure that they remain a key player in the UK market for years to come through restructuring”, a leaked memo shows. The briefing document shows the Department for Transport failed to challenge the company’s...Whitehall officials tried to justify P&O; Ferries’ sacking of 800 workers by telling ministers...Whitehall officials tried to justify P&O; Ferries’ sacking of 800 workers by telling ministers...
oliver shah | analysis
If we’re no longer mates with China, it will cost us
war in ukraine
Lawfare: the tactic used by oligarchs to bury the truth
WAR IN UKRAINE
Food, admin, their own TV — how to make a refugee feel at home
In the midst of a dreadful news cycle, it was heartening to hear last week that within days of the launch of the government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme, more than 130,000 people applied to host refugees. In order to be accepted, a host is expected...In the midst of a dreadful news cycle, it was heartening to hear last week that within days of...In the midst of a dreadful news cycle, it was heartening to hear last week that within days of...
WAR IN UKRAINE
Why Putin — and the rest of us — are obsessed with maps
In April 2018, President Putin felt the world was not Russian enough. The problem, he told a St Petersburg crowd at...In April 2018, President Putin felt the world was not Russian enough. The problem, he told a St...In April 2018, President Putin felt the world was not Russian enough. The problem, he told a St...
Margaret MacMillan
Russia sold Alaska to the US in 1867 — and it is still preying on Putin’s mind
The war in Ukraine has brought decision-makers in Washington and Moscow closer to direct conflict than perhaps at any...The war in Ukraine has brought decision-makers in Washington and Moscow closer to direct conflict...The war in Ukraine has brought decision-makers in Washington and Moscow closer to direct conflict...
At Russia’s military cathedral, Orthodox Christians keep faith in Putin
The sound of choral music echoed around the territory of the Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces, where worshippers crossed themselves beneath its golden domes. Inside, mosaics commemorate military campaigns from the medieval era to Syria...The sound of choral music echoed around the territory of the Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed...The sound of choral music echoed around the territory of the Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed...
Police name student, 19, found dead in her City University flat as manhunt continues
updatedThe student murdered at a university halls of residence in London on Saturday has been named as Sabita Thanwani, a...The student murdered at a university halls of residence in London on Saturday has been named as...The student murdered at a university halls of residence in London on Saturday has been named as...
video
Cyclist who filmed motorist breaking law faces £1,000 fine
When Tom Bosanquet contacted the police after cycling past a motorist who was using his phone, he hoped they would...When Tom Bosanquet contacted the police after cycling past a motorist who was using his phone, he...When Tom Bosanquet contacted the police after cycling past a motorist who was using his phone, he...
coronavirus
Triple jabbed but still off sick: welcome to living with Covid
In February, Boris Johnson announced the end of all Covid restrictions, telling the Commons we would have to “learn to live with the virus and continue protecting ourselves and others without restricting our freedoms”. We are now discovering what...In February, Boris Johnson announced the end of all Covid restrictions, telling the Commons we...In February, Boris Johnson announced the end of all Covid restrictions, telling the Commons we...
jeremy clarkson
Grow up, tiny tyrants. It’s far more civil up here
Why is it always men who doze off in public?
You have to pity Labour’s Lord Young. At approximately half past nine on Monday night, just a few minutes into a sparsely attended second chamber debate about genetic modification, the 79-year-old peer succumbed to the effects of tiredness...You have to pity Labour’s Lord Young. At approximately half past nine on Monday night, just a few...You have to pity Labour’s Lord Young. At approximately half past nine on Monday night, just a few...
‘I’m 60, older, not the normal shape’: How Joanna Scanlan became Britain’s hottest actress
“Some stories have surprise endings, don’t they?” Joanna Scanlan told the Bafta audience last weekend as she picked...“Some stories have surprise endings, don’t they?” Joanna Scanlan told the Bafta audience last...“Some stories have surprise endings, don’t they?” Joanna Scanlan told the Bafta audience last...
Norway gets a fizzy feeling for English sparkling wine
From Abba to Scandi furniture and Jo Nesbo novels, Nordic exports have permeated British popular culture for decades.From Abba to Scandi furniture and Jo Nesbo novels, Nordic exports have permeated British popular...From Abba to Scandi furniture and Jo Nesbo novels, Nordic exports have permeated British popular...
Joy as Fatima, 8, sold by her starving family, is allowed to go to school
An eight-year-old Afghan girl who was sold into marriage by her father to save the rest of their family from starving will see her dream of going to school come true this week. Fatima shed tears yesterday as she was given her uniform and first pair of shoes. “I am so happy,” she said, shyly. “I heard I can play with my classmates and will have school books.” The family...An eight-year-old Afghan girl who was sold into marriage by her father to save the rest of their...An eight-year-old Afghan girl who was sold into marriage by her father to save the rest of their...
world at five
Corsica in flames as prison attack triggers renewed fight for freedom
Theirs was an unlikely friendship forged in the exercise yard of a maximum security prison in southern France. Yvan...Theirs was an unlikely friendship forged in the exercise yard of a maximum security prison in southern France. Yvan Colonna, 61, is a former goatherd and Corsican militant who was jailed two decades ago for shooting dead a prefect. Franck Elong Abé, 35, is a Cameroonian-born petty criminal and Islamist who once...Theirs was an unlikely friendship forged in the exercise yard of a maximum security prison in southern France. Yvan Colonna, 61...
Rattled Australian PM says slimline rival making a spectacle of himself
Little did Anthony Albanese know when he picked up a trendy new pair of glasses late last year that they would cause such a stir. With an election due no later than May 21, Australia’s opposition Labor leader was seeking to sharpen up his image...Little did Anthony Albanese know when he picked up a trendy new pair of glasses late last year...Little did Anthony Albanese know when he picked up a trendy new pair of glasses late last year...
Firms rush to pull out of Gazprom
The British energy supply arm of Russian state-controlled Gazprom is racing to find a buyer to stave off collapse as a flood of big customers rush for the exit over the invasion of Ukraine. Manchester-based Gazprom Energy supplies more than a fifth of the gas used by British companies, making it...The British energy supply arm of Russian state-controlled Gazprom is racing to find a buyer to stave off collapse as a flood of big customers rush for the exit over the invasion of Ukraine. Manchester-based Gazprom Energy supplies more than a fifth of the gas used by British companies, making it...The British energy supply arm of Russian state-controlled Gazprom is racing to find a buyer to stave off collapse as a flood of...
Ministers eye fund for nuclear plants
Ministers are exploring the creation of a state-owned nuclear company that would take stakes in future power stations, to reduce Britain’s reliance on foreign energy. Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng is understood to be weighing up the plans in an effort to jump-start new nuclear projects, which have suffered years of delays. Nuclear power...Ministers are exploring the creation of a state-owned nuclear company that would take stakes in future power stations, to reduce Britain’s reliance on foreign energy. Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng is understood to be weighing up the plans in an effort to jump-start new nuclear projects, which have suffered years of delays. Nuclear power...Ministers are exploring the creation of a state-owned nuclear company that would take stakes in future power stations, to...
Julian Richer | Sound advice
If you want to stay on song, choose advisers with care
When I was managing our band and in need of an opinion, I soon realised the answer I would get depended on where it was coming from. Our friends kindly told us we were wonderful — but if we needed advice from hardened industry insiders, I was lucky to get a return call. If we want the truth and good advice, we must...When I was managing our band and in need of an opinion, I soon realised the answer I would get...When I was managing our band and in need of an opinion, I soon realised the answer I would get...
OLIVER SHAH
P&O’s shameful scuppering won’t be the last fight over jobs and pay
Well, that didn’t last long. Starry-eyed predictions that Covid would usher in a kinder capitalism have been left...Well, that didn’t last long. Starry-eyed predictions that Covid would usher in a kinder...Well, that didn’t last long. Starry-eyed predictions that Covid would usher in a kinder...
DAVID SMITH | ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
Lessons from the 1970s on when policy goes wrong
It is the chancellor’s spring statement on Wednesday and, according to an authoritative report by my colleague Tim...It is the chancellor’s spring statement on Wednesday and, according to an authoritative report by...It is the chancellor’s spring statement on Wednesday and, according to an authoritative report by...
spring statement
How could Sunak ease the sting of the cost-of-living crisis?
news digest
Rail industry set for union clash over jobs
interview
Adobe boss is going out to bat in the metaverse
Shantanu Narayen heaves a small sigh. In 15 years as the chief executive of Adobe, he has seen a lot of trends come...Shantanu Narayen heaves a small sigh. In 15 years as the chief executive of Adobe, he has seen a...Shantanu Narayen heaves a small sigh. In 15 years as the chief executive of Adobe, he has seen a...
Fears for the great British fish & chip shop as costs batter takeaways
For the past two decades, selling fish and chips has paid off for John Wild. The success of Tarnbrook Chippy, his...For the past two decades, selling fish and chips has paid off for John Wild. The success of...For the past two decades, selling fish and chips has paid off for John Wild. The success of...
tech talk
The net tightens around Discord
Irwin Stelzer | American Account
To go green, we’ll be black and blue
Jamie Nimmo | Prufrock
Bosses trot into action at revived Cheltenham
Lucy Tobin | the tipster
Share tip: Here’s a stock that puts food on the table
NED AWARDS
Guru with a grip on governance
At the Royal Lancaster London hotel in November 2015, a young entrepreneur named Tom Carter plucked up the courage to...At the Royal Lancaster London hotel in November 2015, a young entrepreneur named Tom Carter...At the Royal Lancaster London hotel in November 2015, a young entrepreneur named Tom Carter...
NED AWARDS
BP’s quiet man who said no to Putin’s oil
Boardroom decisions do not come much bigger and more difficult than the question of what to do with BP’s stake in...Boardroom decisions do not come much bigger and more difficult than the question of what to do...Boardroom decisions do not come much bigger and more difficult than the question of what to do...
NED AWARDS
‘TfL’s fast-food ban? That was us!’
NED AWARDS
‘Covid let us learn — while doing good’
NED AWARDS
Finance chief made gender sums work
flexible working
Home working ‘helps to attract staff but not keep them’
BOOKS | EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
Anne Tyler: ‘What am I going to do with my life? I’m only 80!’
America’s Jane Austen talks strange families, cancel culture and the tyranny of mobile phones
BOOKS | TIM SHIPMAN
Why it’s a new golden age of spy fiction
From The Ipcress File to a new Mick Herron show, the next generation of writers is picking up the mantle of John Le Carre
ART
What are NFTs anyway?
As they break records for sales, will NFTs change everything or are they a bubble waiting to burst? Here’s what you need to know...
NETFLIX | INTERVIEW
Meet Julia Quinn, the woman behind Bridgerton
‘It’s bonkers that something I wrote so long ago is now the zeitgeist,’ the author says ahead of the second series arriving
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THE CULTURE SHOW
Watch The Sunday Times Culture Show — Fresh, Top Boy and the V&A’s latest exhibition
BOOKS | POLITICS
Pollsters got Brexit and Trump wrong — can we trust them again?
TELEVISION
The TV presenters we love to hate/hate to love
At their best, TV presenters have a gift for forging a unique bond with their viewers: talking directly to the nation’s sofas, they can create a cherished intimacy, the sense of being a trusted face. Yet as with anyone who is absorbed into the family, over time their foibles and flaws can grow disproportionately, becoming as much an irritation as a comfort. Here are...At their best, TV presenters have a gift for forging a unique bond with their viewers: talking...At their best, TV presenters have a gift for forging a unique bond with their viewers: talking...
TELEVISION AND RADIO
What to watch and listen to this week: Dynasties II, Masterchef and more
Dynasties II (BBC1, 8pm)
David Attenborough narrates the sequel to 2018’s Dynasties (which included emperor...Dynasties II (BBC1, 8pm)
David Attenborough narrates the sequel to 2018’s Dynasties (which included emperor penguins, painted wolves, lions, tigers and chimps and is on the iPlayer) and this too has an impressive line-up, of elephants, cheetahs, hyenas and pumas, with alpha females and lone mothers being, if...Dynasties II (BBC1, 8pm)
David Attenborough narrates the sequel to 2018’s Dynasties (which included emperor penguins...
FILM REVIEW | TOM SHONE
Mark Rylance is startlingly funny in Phantom of the Open
WAR IN UKRAINE
Podcasts about Ukraine that go behind the headlines
ART REVIEW | Waldemar Januszczak
Carlo Crivelli — the greatest illusionist that art forgot
Art history is an indisciplined discipline. Invented by German scholars of the 18th century, it was an attempt to force the rules of science on to the wild and unrulable territory of art. This belongs here, that belongs there, the Germanic mind...Art history is an indisciplined discipline. Invented by German scholars of the 18th century, it...Art history is an indisciplined discipline. Invented by German scholars of the 18th century, it...
THEATRE REVIEW | QUENTIN LETTS
The marvellous story of Neil Baldwin, a local hero
TV REVIEW | CAMILLA LONG
It’s a very cheap telly orgasm — WeCrashed proves fraud is the new true crime drama
Anne Hathaway is the star of this luscious drama, with Jared Leto — but what have they done to his face?
Flick on nearly any prestige streamer and chances are you’ll come face to face with a fraudster. Sly English suburban fraudsters; hot vegan fraudsters; mad Israeli fraudsters — it is the new true crime obsession. I guess shows about people mugging off other people unites television’s twin ratings drivers: evil and people behaving badly on private jets. Add to this a...Flick on nearly any prestige streamer and chances are you’ll come face to face with a fraudster.Flick on nearly any prestige streamer and chances are you’ll come face to face with a fraudster.
NETFLIX
The real story behind Top Boy
Tyrone Rashard had just left prison when the first series of Top Boy launched on Channel 4. “I was totally mesmerised...Tyrone Rashard had just left prison when the first series of Top Boy launched on Channel 4. “I was totally mesmerised by it,” the 47-year-old says. He had served an 18-month sentence in HMP Pentonville for money laundering and was watching the show in his mother’s house in east London, where the show is set. “I...Tyrone Rashard had just left prison when the first series of Top Boy launched on Channel 4. “I was totally mesmerised by it,”...
BOOKS
The best science fiction and fantasy fiction of 2022 so far
The year’s most out-of-this-world speculative fiction, chosen by Jessie Lethaby
Jessie Lethaby has been sharing her favourite reads with followers on her YouTube channel for many years. She is particularly drawn to speculative fiction, an umbrella term that covers science fiction, fantasy and everything in between. Whether you want to travel to another planet, imagine a dystopian future or battle off vampires, Jessie’s picks will cater for all.Jessie Lethaby has been sharing her favourite reads with followers on her YouTube channel for...Jessie Lethaby has been sharing her favourite reads with followers on her YouTube channel for...
BOOKS | HISTORY
Hitler, his driver and other stories in the rise and fall of the motor car
Bryan Appleyard, like most men of his generation, feels guilty about cars. He knows how awful they are; knows how...Bryan Appleyard, like most men of his generation, feels guilty about cars. He knows how awful they are; knows how they have colonised cities, toxified the air, imperilled the climate and killed millions, both directly and indirectly. He calls them “the Anthropocene’s battering ram”, and decries how they have...Bryan Appleyard, like most men of his generation, feels guilty about cars. He knows how awful they are; knows how they have...
VIEWING GUIDE
Best films of the year so far — from Turning Red to Belfast
updatedThe streamers are challenging theatrical releases, but the big screen is fighting back. Last year, total box office revenue was up by 85 per cent compared to 2020, with No Time to Die breathing new life into cinemas. Daniel Craig’s last outing as...The streamers are challenging theatrical releases, but the big screen is fighting back. Last year...The streamers are challenging theatrical releases, but the big screen is fighting back. Last year...
Rugby Union
‘Have some faith in me, rebuilding takes time’
Eddie Jones has called on a frustrated and disappointed English rugby public to “have some faith” in him despite another poor Six Nations campaign. England have finished the Six Nations with a losing record — two wins from five games — in three of their last five championship campaigns. In 2019...Eddie Jones has called on a frustrated and disappointed English rugby public to “have some faith” in him despite another poor Six Nations campaign. England have finished the Six Nations with a losing record — two wins from five games — in three of their last five championship campaigns. In 2019...Eddie Jones has called on a frustrated and disappointed English rugby public to “have some faith” in him despite another poor...
six nations | stephen jones
Jones must go - and should be replaced by Gatland
Go, Eddie. Go. Go. Go. Sorry, this is not an exaltation to a new level of technical brilliance such as that made by Chuck Berry in Johnny B. Goode. It is just a plea this morning, made with sadness. At elite professional level, producing a team who get stuck in and play with courage is an absolute minimum. It is what great coaches build on.Go, Eddie. Go. Go. Go. Sorry, this is not an exaltation to a new level of technical brilliance such as that made by Chuck Berry in Johnny B. Goode. It is just a plea this morning, made with sadness. At elite professional level, producing a team who get stuck in and play with courage is an absolute minimum. It is what great coaches build on.Go, Eddie. Go. Go. Go. Sorry, this is not an exaltation to a new level of technical brilliance such as that made by Chuck Berry...
Football
Coe: I can be World Athletics chief and sit on Chelsea board
newLord Coe is confident that he can still be the president of World Athletics and hold a position on the board of Chelsea if his proposed bid to buy the football club is successful. Speaking at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Belgrade, Coe said he was comfortable that he could hold both positions. “I have...Lord Coe is confident that he can still be the president of World Athletics and hold a position...Lord Coe is confident that he can still be the president of World Athletics and hold a position...
football | dejan kulusevski interview
‘Zlatan opened doors for people like me in Sweden’
six nations | stephen jones
France see off England’s show of courage to seal grand slam
Football | Jonathan Northcroft
Everton need fresh start on pitch and upstairs to bring back glory days
football
Aston Villa lead race for £60m Phillips
Aston Villa have emerged as frontrunners to sign Kalvin Phillips this summer and are ready to pay a £60 million...Aston Villa have emerged as frontrunners to sign Kalvin Phillips this summer and are ready to pay...Aston Villa have emerged as frontrunners to sign Kalvin Phillips this summer and are ready to pay...
six nations | stuart barnes
Dupont out on his own as best player in the world
There was something inevitable about the fact that France’s captain scored the try that ended the resistance of...There was something inevitable about the fact that France’s captain scored the try that ended the...There was something inevitable about the fact that France’s captain scored the try that ended the...
Cricket
England keep their World Cup defence alive with nerve-shredding win over New Zealand
newEngland have inched closer to qualification for the Women’s World Cup semi-finals after a nervy one-wicket victory over New Zealand that all but eliminates the hosts from the tournament. It is still not guaranteed that Heather Knight’s team will...England have inched closer to qualification for the Women’s World Cup semi-finals after a nervy...England have inched closer to qualification for the Women’s World Cup semi-finals after a nervy...
six nations | david walsh
Hosts secure grand slam in Paris but England can hold their heads up high
racing | david walsh
Few renditions of The Fields of Athenry would have resonated more than this one
six nations | lawrence dallaglio
Where is the method in the madness, Eddie? Many of your team calls have left me baffled
England’s two best performances came in the last two games of the Six Nations. Progress then? Well it would be if...England’s two best performances came in the last two games of the Six Nations. Progress then?England’s two best performances came in the last two games of the Six Nations. Progress then?
PREMIER LEAGUE | ALYSON RUDD
City’s one-point lead is far more fragile than Liverpool’s winning momentum
What is it with football managers? They don’t like games in hand, and they don’t seem to take much succour from...What is it with football managers? They don’t like games in hand, and they don’t seem to take...What is it with football managers? They don’t like games in hand, and they don’t seem to take...
Cricket | Mike Atherton
Leach may have lacked variety and devil but this was a pitch to force bowlers into a career change
The surprise was not that there were so few in the ground for the first two sessions, but so many. The alternative delights of Barbados must surely have crossed the minds of supporters on a rain-splattered morning — surfing at Bathsheba, walking...The surprise was not that there were so few in the ground for the first two sessions, but so many.The surprise was not that there were so few in the ground for the first two sessions, but so many.
six nations | stephen jones
The rise of Biggar, missing Manu . . . and Moore is less – summing up the Six Nations
Rugby Union
Seven-try Saints send Saracens crashing out
Cheltenham Festival | Brough Scott
Blackmore’s historic victory provides something beautiful and raw for sport to treasure
You would not think she could better it, but she has. Last year’s six winners at the Cheltenham Festival, followed by the Grand National, gave a new dimension to sporting history. Tuesday’s second Champion Hurdle on Honeysuckle confirmed it, but...You would not think she could better it, but she has. Last year’s six winners at the Cheltenham...You would not think she could better it, but she has. Last year’s six winners at the Cheltenham...
premier league
Saka strike keeps Arsenal’s top-four tilt on track
Football | Rod Liddle
Chelsea are sinking to new depths in wake of Abramovich sanctions – playing the victim is ridiculous
At a time when they should be courting good publicity and perhaps acting with a little humility, the club formerly...At a time when they should be courting good publicity and perhaps acting with a little humility...At a time when they should be courting good publicity and perhaps acting with a little humility...
Football | Jonny Owen
The duel that started one of the forgotten rivalries of English football
There is a song that’s sung by the Kop at most Liverpool home games. It’s one of football’s most famous and dates...There is a song that’s sung by the Kop at most Liverpool home games. It’s one of football’s most...There is a song that’s sung by the Kop at most Liverpool home games. It’s one of football’s most...
Formula One | Interactive
Closer racing and more overtaking – inside the 2022 car
The biggest regulation changes in 40 years have come into effect this season and they all concern aerodynamics and the desire to create better, closer racing. These new cars should, in theory, create less “dirty air” or turbulence behind them...The biggest regulation changes in 40 years have come into effect this season and they all concern...The biggest regulation changes in 40 years have come into effect this season and they all concern...
betfred super league
Powell says sorry to fans after Warrington lose again
rugby union
Anatomy of . . . England forward Poppy Cleall
Training day
Speed work and explosiveness are key factors to focus on in the build-up to an international, with the training sessions designed to match the intensity of Test rugby. “I wake up sore in the morning,” Cleall says. In previous...Training day
Speed work and explosiveness are key factors to focus on in the build-up to...Training day
Speed work and explosiveness are key factors to focus on in the build-up to...
sky bet championship
Jones remains calm as Luton continue rise
MY CLUB | JOSH WARRINGTON
‘Spygate was hilarious – it showed how much of a genius Bielsa was’
racing
Rob Wright’s racing tips
The scandal that Britain forgot
Failed by everyone supposed to protect them, steelworkers were misled into moving £2.8bn out of their final salary pensions. Five years on they are still fighting for compensation
Is the dream of a mortgage-free retirement over?
Soaring numbers of young people are taking home loans that they won’t pay off until they are 70
FAME AND FORTUNE
Suzi Quatro: ‘I love my 15th century home — and my ego room’
The US rocker lives in a 15th-century manor house, still flies first class — for the champagne, of course— and gets her leather jumpsuits made to measure
JESSIE HEWITSON | HOME ECONOMICS
Week one of the new me and I make the easiest £30 ever
My name is Jessie and I’m a reformed overspender. As I wrote last week, I’ve been put on a money diet by my boss...My name is Jessie and I’m a reformed overspender. As I wrote last week, I’ve been put on a...My name is Jessie and I’m a reformed overspender. As I wrote last week, I’ve been put on a...
IAN COWIE | PERSONAL ACCOUNT
The six things I have learnt in lockdowns
Next Saturday will mark two terrible years since Britain’s first Covid lockdown began on March 26, 2020. That prompts...Next Saturday will mark two terrible years since Britain’s first Covid lockdown began on March 26...Next Saturday will mark two terrible years since Britain’s first Covid lockdown began on March 26...
QUESTION OF MONEY
Camera club framed over energy bill
I am the treasurer of a camera club. We rent a hut from Crawley Borough Council for which we pay rent and electricity bills. I noticed a few months ago that the electricity bills included VAT at 20 per cent, but everything I’ve read online...I am the treasurer of a camera club. We rent a hut from Crawley Borough Council for which we pay...I am the treasurer of a camera club. We rent a hut from Crawley Borough Council for which we pay...
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EXTRACT
Why I took my husband to die at Dignitas
The author Amy Bloom’s heartbreaking account of how she helped her husband end his life after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s
SPECIAL REPORT
Can this scientist solve the world’s energy crisis?
Nuclear fusion is the holy grail of clean energy — and this Oxford engineer is sitting on the brink of a breakthrough
INTERVIEW
Sam Fender: ‘I felt I needed to punch people’s heads in to prove my masculinity’
Bullied as a child in North Shields, Sam Fender grew up filled with rage. Two No 1 albums later, he explains how the gift of a guitar led to his salvation
INTERVIEW & EXTRACT
Alison Colwell, ‘Britain’s toughest headmistress’, on her classroom hell
She’s written an eye-popping book about her experiences. How much did she embellish the reality?
TABLE TALK
Marina O’Loughlin reviews Heft, Cumbria: ‘Go easy on the cheese!’
Godlike culinary powers on display at this sprawling 17th-century inn
BOOKS TO LIVE BY
Help! I feel like a failure
THE MATT RUDD COLUMN
Would you rather be a cat or a dog?
March 2020. Just in from the early morning toilet roll run — no luck again — to find the kids fighting over the...March 2020. Just in from the early morning toilet roll run — no luck again — to find the kids...March 2020. Just in from the early morning toilet roll run — no luck again — to find the kids...
A LIFE IN THE DAY
Rabbi Jonathan Romain: my scheme to host Ukrainian refugees
Rabbi Romain, 67, was born in north London. He studied Hebrew literature and Jewish history at University College...Rabbi Romain, 67, was born in north London. He studied Hebrew literature and Jewish history at...Rabbi Romain, 67, was born in north London. He studied Hebrew literature and Jewish history at...
PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIAL
The pioneering shipwreck photography of the Gibson family
After acquiring a camera in the 1850s when photography was still in its infancy, John Gibson, a former merchant sailor, took his first photograph of a shipwreck in 1869. It was the beginning of a family obsession: for more than a century, four...After acquiring a camera in the 1850s when photography was still in its infancy, John Gibson, a...After acquiring a camera in the 1850s when photography was still in its infancy, John Gibson, a...
DRIVING
Volkswagen ID.4 GTX review — ‘an infuriating car’
When electric cars were still a novelty, they were defined not by size or shape but by their electricalness. Increasingly, however, electric cars are just cars and that means their shapes and hierarchies have started more closely to resemble the...When electric cars were still a novelty, they were defined not by size or shape but by their...When electric cars were still a novelty, they were defined not by size or shape but by their...
INTERVIEW
Adrien Brody: ‘Ageing? It’s a cruel business’
Life at 48 is treating the actor just fine. So why does he keep slapping himself, wonders Jonathan Dean
DOLLY ALDERTON
Dear Dolly: ‘My boyfriend invites his friends to everything we do’
Your love, life and friendship dilemmas answered by Dolly Alderton
TREND
Why the Beatles were the best-dressed band of all time
Floppy fedoras, bell-bottoms and silk scarves — Get Back proves that the Fab Four were superstylish
INTERVIEW
Lucien Laviscount on how Emily in Paris changed his life
How did this Burnley lad become a Hollywood heart‑throb? It’s actually all down to David Beckham
FASHION
30 new season hits for men — for work and weekend
Here’s how to do spring in style, whether you’re looking for something for the office or the great outdoors
STYLE BAROMETER
Pyjama dressing just got slinkier — and seven other trends
Pyjama dressing, but not as Wee Willie Winkie knows it: the new nightwear is intended to be worn out-out. On the recent catwalks slip dresses — some lace-trimmed, some sheer, some sequined — were layered over knitwear and big pants at Simone Rocha...Pyjama dressing, but not as Wee Willie Winkie knows it: the new nightwear is intended to be worn...Pyjama dressing, but not as Wee Willie Winkie knows it: the new nightwear is intended to be worn...
INDIA KNIGHT | BEAUTY
‘Smelling salts’? This is the 2022 update
Even if you don’t believe in aromatherapy, you believe in Michelle Roques-O’Neil, who is the grande dame of the genre.Even if you don’t believe in aromatherapy, you believe in Michelle Roques-O’Neil, who is the...Even if you don’t believe in aromatherapy, you believe in Michelle Roques-O’Neil, who is the...
SARAH JOSSEL | BEAUTY
Five fresh spring fragrances for Mother’s Day
As I write this week’s column the sun is pouring through my window. (Long may it last.) The rays are hitting the...As I write this week’s column the sun is pouring through my window. (Long may it last.) The rays...As I write this week’s column the sun is pouring through my window. (Long may it last.) The rays...
MY STORy
The road to recovery in Australia
After their dad died, Lizzie Pook and her sister bond on an epic adventure Down Under
ITALY
My stay in the hilltop town of €1 homes
Victoria Brzezinski ventures to sleepy Sambuca di Sicilia where Airbnb has got in on the act of an extraordinary campaign to boost visitor numbers
CENTRAL AMERICA
Postcard from Belize: ‘The royals are coming — but locals aren’t impressed’
There’s a certain amount of ambivalence about the impending visit of Kate and William as the cost of living crisis takes hold
LONG READ
How the pandemic changed travel for ever
Exactly two years after the turbulence of Covid started, the UK’s final Covid travel restrictions were scrapped last week. What have we learned, asks Chris Haslam
GREAT BRITISH SUMMER
The 6 seaside towns everyone’s going to be talking about this summer
From Dorset’s rising star to the ‘Hawaii of the North’ (ahem), these are the towns that aren’t just relying on their retro charms
SPAIN
The 22 coolest Spanish beach hotels
Spring is in the air, restrictions are falling away like autumn leaves and we could all do with getting a damn-good beach holiday in the diary. Spain will be first choice for many of us (18 million Brits visited in 2019) and with good reason — the...Spring is in the air, restrictions are falling away like autumn leaves and we could all do with...Spring is in the air, restrictions are falling away like autumn leaves and we could all do with...
WHERE WAS I?
Win a five-star break for two in York at the Grand
The clue
Clearly, Friend was trying to butter me up. “It’s a walker’s paradise down there,” he told me as we drove...The clue
Clearly, Friend was trying to butter me up. “It’s a walker’s paradise down there,”...The clue
Clearly, Friend was trying to butter me up. “It’s a walker’s paradise down there,”...
THE BIG SHOT
Our readers’ best travel photographs
Congratulations to Olivia Del Monaco, whose shot of Durdle Door in Dorset is this week’s winner of our Big Shot...Congratulations to Olivia Del Monaco, whose shot of Durdle Door in Dorset is this week’s winner...Congratulations to Olivia Del Monaco, whose shot of Durdle Door in Dorset is this week’s winner...
overseas
The British expats plotting ways around the 90-day Brexit rule
Unable to visit sick family or stay for the summer, Brits with homes in Europe are furious with the new post-Brexit limits
interview
Feeling flush: at home with Britain’s richest plumber
After selling Pimlico Plumbers for £148 million, Charlie Mullins’s first act was to buy his riverside rental. Now he wants to solve the housing crisis
Twelve self-building trends to inspire you this year
Want to be forward-thinking, supercool and future-proof? Here are some brilliant ideas, from self-powering houses to microcement murals
hidden hosuing scandal
Landlords are still caught in the cladding trap
Leaseholders who innocently invested in buy-to-let are still excluded from government aid
market watch
Why the government’s crackdown on oligarchs is good for you too
The invasion of Ukraine has shone a light on dirty money in the UK, much of which is banked in property. Could the...The invasion of Ukraine has shone a light on dirty money in the UK, much of which is banked in...The invasion of Ukraine has shone a light on dirty money in the UK, much of which is banked in...
interview
Tom Allen: ‘I actually like the mundaneness of Bromley’
I bought a house on my own for the first time eight months ago. I’m still getting used to having my own company all...I bought a house on my own for the first time eight months ago. I’m still getting used to having...I bought a house on my own for the first time eight months ago. I’m still getting used to having...
Brown: Johnson should not fear second referendum
Ex-PM says Scotland would lose up to £12bn in Barnett cash and the benefit of UK welfare state
Gordon Brown has criticised Boris Johnson’s government for being “afraid” to allow a second referendum on Scottish independence. The former Labour prime minister told The Sunday Times he was ready “any time” to defend the Union and argued that the nationalist case is weak. Alister Jack, the...Gordon Brown has criticised Boris Johnson’s government for being “afraid” to allow a second referendum on Scottish independence. The former Labour prime minister told The Sunday Times he was ready “any time” to defend the Union and argued that the nationalist case is weak. Alister Jack, the...Gordon Brown has criticised Boris Johnson’s government for being “afraid” to allow a second referendum on Scottish independence.
Parents told they can swap toddlers’ sex in Scottish census
Scottish parents completing census forms are being advised they can assign the sex of their children, including toddlers, according to “what describes them better”. After losing a legal fight to require adults completing the survey tomorrow to disclose their biological sex rather than their self-defined gender, campaigners have reacted...Scottish parents completing census forms are being advised they can assign the sex of their children, including toddlers, according to “what describes them better”. After losing a legal fight to require adults completing the survey tomorrow to disclose their biological sex rather than their self-defined gender, campaigners have reacted...Scottish parents completing census forms are being advised they can assign the sex of their children, including toddlers...
SNP accused of failing its staff after abuse claims
An SNP employee who accused two nationalist MPs of sexual harassment believes he has been driven to ill health by a lack of support and failure to take disciplinary action more than a year after lodging complaints. Friends of the man, who made allegations about the Glasgow North MP Patrick Grady while he was chief...An SNP employee who accused two nationalist MPs of sexual harassment believes he has been driven...An SNP employee who accused two nationalist MPs of sexual harassment believes he has been driven...
ALEX MASSIE
Conviction, not logic, drives the first minister
Unpredictable times are not the ideal moment at which to set sail on a fresh voyage of uncertainty. This is a reality...Unpredictable times are not the ideal moment at which to set sail on a fresh voyage of uncertainty.Unpredictable times are not the ideal moment at which to set sail on a fresh voyage of uncertainty.
Gillian Bowditch | Comment
Love triumphs on second anniversary of lockdown
It’s two years to the day on Wednesday. Two years since we scrabbled to grab laptops and monitors to work from home.It’s two years to the day on Wednesday. Two years since we scrabbled to grab laptops and monitors...It’s two years to the day on Wednesday. Two years since we scrabbled to grab laptops and monitors...
Tom Walker interview
I didn’t know if Kate was any good, but she nailed it
As any musician will tell you, the rehearsal room is no place for princessing. “I’d no idea if she was any good,” says the singer-songwriter Tom Walker of his unlikely session musician, known to her fans as the Duchess of Cambridge. “I’d never...As any musician will tell you, the rehearsal room is no place for princessing. “I’d no idea if...As any musician will tell you, the rehearsal room is no place for princessing. “I’d no idea if...
Michael Glackin | Business
Where did the Covid business support money go?
Cal Flyn | Home
How did Scottish towns all become the same?
Six Nations | Mark Palmer
Same old story — and hangover — for listless Scotland
Six Nations
I’m sorry for Edinburgh session, says Hogg
SIX NATIONS | JIM HAMILTON
Scotland’s early promise has all but evaporated after Ireland expose huge gulf in class
If we didn’t know it before we certainly know it now — there is a massive gulf in class between Scotland and Ireland...If we didn’t know it before we certainly know it now — there is a massive gulf in class between...If we didn’t know it before we certainly know it now — there is a massive gulf in class between...
Football | Paul McGowan Interview
‘I’m not going to make excuses, we haven’t been good enough’
It’s easy to get lost in the warren of corridors and rooms beneath Dundee’s main stand. A visiting Rangers fan...It’s easy to get lost in the warren of corridors and rooms beneath Dundee’s main stand. A...It’s easy to get lost in the warren of corridors and rooms beneath Dundee’s main stand. A...
Rugby union
‘England are No 1 but we can match them’
Football
Hendry’s double offers St Johnstone hope
A spectacular stoppage-time goal by Callum Hendry boosted St Johnstone’s survival prospects as Motherwell’s dire...A spectacular stoppage-time goal by Callum Hendry boosted St Johnstone’s survival prospects as...A spectacular stoppage-time goal by Callum Hendry boosted St Johnstone’s survival prospects as...
Football
Goodwin targeting top-six finish with Aberdeen
At full-time of his first win as Aberdeen manager, Jim Goodwin circled the pitch to applause from supporters and...At full-time of his first win as Aberdeen manager, Jim Goodwin circled the pitch to applause from...At full-time of his first win as Aberdeen manager, Jim Goodwin circled the pitch to applause from...
Varadkar offers room to refugee
Leo Varadkar, the tanaiste, has offered a spare bedroom in his Dublin home to a Ukrainian refugee, he said last night. Speaking after meeting refugees in Dublin airport, Varadkar said he and his partner, Matt Barrett, had registered with the Irish Red Cross. Varadkar has also said he intends to...Leo Varadkar, the tanaiste, has offered a spare bedroom in his Dublin home to a Ukrainian refugee, he said last night. Speaking after meeting refugees in Dublin airport, Varadkar said he and his partner, Matt Barrett, had registered with the Irish Red Cross. Varadkar has also said he intends to...Leo Varadkar, the tanaiste, has offered a spare bedroom in his Dublin home to a Ukrainian refugee, he said last night. Speaking...
West Cork tech firm sale to earn €60m for accountants
Five KPMG partners, past and present, are set to earn a combined €60 million from the proposed sale of a west Cork technology company to JP Morgan, a Wall Street investment bank. The accountants supported Global Shares in a series of funding rounds but would probably have invested no more than €2 million in total. They each put €100,000...Five KPMG partners, past and present, are set to earn a combined €60 million from the proposed sale of a west Cork technology company to JP Morgan, a Wall Street investment bank. The accountants supported Global Shares in a series of funding rounds but would probably have invested no more than €2 million in total. They each put €100,000...Five KPMG partners, past and present, are set to earn a combined €60 million from the proposed sale of a west Cork technology...
Covid-hit taoiseach may make EU Council meeting
Micheál Martin, the taoiseach, has not ruled out attending the two-day European Council meeting starting on Thursday which is to discuss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. “The taoiseach is feeling and doing well and is continuing to work while self-isolating in the Irish ambassador’s residence in Washington DC,”...Micheál Martin, the taoiseach, has not ruled out attending the two-day European Council meeting...Micheál Martin, the taoiseach, has not ruled out attending the two-day European Council meeting...
WAR IN UKRAINE
‘I want Ukrainian refugee to become part of my life’
Brenda Power
A softer abortion law is not what we voted for
One of the main arguments against the introduction of legislation to allow assisted dying is that it will be a...One of the main arguments against the introduction of legislation to allow assisted dying is that...One of the main arguments against the introduction of legislation to allow assisted dying is that...
Justine McCarthy
Backstabbers take note: Martin is a born survivor
So much for the luck o’ the Irish. More like the curse o’ the leprechauns, the taoiseach might have glumly rued, as...So much for the luck o’ the Irish. More like the curse o’ the leprechauns, the taoiseach might...So much for the luck o’ the Irish. More like the curse o’ the leprechauns, the taoiseach might...
Officials hold back reports on St Patrick’s Festival charity
The Department of Tourism has carried out two studies of the charity that runs St Patrick’s Festival in Dublin...The Department of Tourism has carried out two studies of the charity that runs St Patrick’s...The Department of Tourism has carried out two studies of the charity that runs St Patrick’s...
Gerard Howlin
Victory could be worst outcome for Sinn Fein
The challenge for Sinn Fein may not be so much in winning the race as in collecting the prize. This matters, as the...The challenge for Sinn Fein may not be so much in winning the race as in collecting the prize.The challenge for Sinn Fein may not be so much in winning the race as in collecting the prize.
THE SUNDAY TIMES VIEW
McDonald seeks clean slate but memories are uncompromised
Colin Coyle | Atticus
Little drama over Three rebrand at music hall
Cormac Lucey | Economic Outlook
Central banks must act to beat inflation, and hold off to avoid making it worse
Mea culpa. I repeatedly indicated my belief that inflation would peak in the first quarter of this year. It now looks...Mea culpa. I repeatedly indicated my belief that inflation would peak in the first quarter of...Mea culpa. I repeatedly indicated my belief that inflation would peak in the first quarter of...
Brian Carey | Agenda
Glanbia pay shows bosses always get the cream
The farmers of Kilkenny will be well versed in the rental crisis up above in Dublin, with grown-up children in...The farmers of Kilkenny will be well versed in the rental crisis up above in Dublin, with...The farmers of Kilkenny will be well versed in the rental crisis up above in Dublin, with...
BUSINESS
Wall Street’s raid on west Cork
When Maoilíosa Ó Culacháin left Eircom, now Eir, in 2004, after seven years managing its 14,000-member employee share ownership trust (Esot), he was intent on doing two things: starting his own business and moving out of Dublin. Ó Culacháin wanted...When Maoilíosa Ó Culacháin left Eircom, now Eir, in 2004, after seven years managing its...When Maoilíosa Ó Culacháin left Eircom, now Eir, in 2004, after seven years managing its...
BUSINESS
Belgian group finds room at two nursing homes
A third Belgian nursing home investor has entered the Irish market with the purchase of nursing homes in Dublin and...A third Belgian nursing home investor has entered the Irish market with the purchase of nursing...A third Belgian nursing home investor has entered the Irish market with the purchase of nursing...
BUSINESS
Lessors of aircraft stuck in Russia face insurance fight
Irish aircraft lessors face an epic insurance battle as they seek to recover some of their losses from assets trapped...Irish aircraft lessors face an epic insurance battle as they seek to recover some of their losses...Irish aircraft lessors face an epic insurance battle as they seek to recover some of their losses...
Small Business
Bags of opportunities in Africa
Beotanics, Pat Fitzgerald’s Kilkenny-based plant cultivation business, is looking at opportunities in Africa. Fitzgerald specialises in researching, sourcing and cultivating rare or forgotten crops, which he identifies as having latent potential.Beotanics, Pat Fitzgerald’s Kilkenny-based plant cultivation business, is looking at...Beotanics, Pat Fitzgerald’s Kilkenny-based plant cultivation business, is looking at...
BUSINESS | INTERVIEW
Bedding down for the long haul
NICK WEBB | INSIDE TRACK
Drinks software is not small beer for Macha boss
Angela Moore’s Macha Capital has thrown its weight behind former Stripe and Zalando engineer John Hannon’s Gain Grain...Angela Moore’s Macha Capital has thrown its weight behind former Stripe and Zalando engineer John...Angela Moore’s Macha Capital has thrown its weight behind former Stripe and Zalando engineer John...
BUSINESS
Irish food insecurity
Feed, fuel and fertiliser are likely to push up food prices this year. Irish Fertiliser Industries (IFI), partly...Feed, fuel and fertiliser are likely to push up food prices this year. Irish Fertiliser...Feed, fuel and fertiliser are likely to push up food prices this year. Irish Fertiliser...
WELLBEING
Naturally fabulous
Nettles, chickweed and dandelions are often seen as the bane of the attentive gardener, but Becky Cole credits them with helping her to achieve a happier, healthier life. The author of The Garden Apothecary is a regular forager, home herbalist and...Nettles, chickweed and dandelions are often seen as the bane of the attentive gardener, but Becky...Nettles, chickweed and dandelions are often seen as the bane of the attentive gardener, but Becky...
NESTING
I’ve been suffering from window pains, but I’ll not regret going with my gut
Early on in the renovation process we were warned about something known as decision fatigue. When a would-be...Early on in the renovation process we were warned about something known as decision fatigue. When...Early on in the renovation process we were warned about something known as decision fatigue. When...
ECO-WORRIER
Energy companies that make claims to be green should be better held to account
With the price of energy at eye-watering levels, many people will wonder whether they could save by switching their...With the price of energy at eye-watering levels, many people will wonder whether they could save...With the price of energy at eye-watering levels, many people will wonder whether they could save...
INTERIORS
Eleven ways to help a good cause while interiors shopping
From stilettos to soiled duvets, the thoughtless donation of junk items that hit the news last week really rammed the point home — at times of crisis, money talks. Many charities and volunteer groups are encouraging us to donate cash rather than...From stilettos to soiled duvets, the thoughtless donation of junk items that hit the news last...From stilettos to soiled duvets, the thoughtless donation of junk items that hit the news last...
six nations | neil francis
Ireland save their worst for last – New Zealand will demand better
The missus rang me the other day, she said, “I’ve some good news and some bad news for you.” I said, “Give me the good news first.” She said “The airbags on your new car work really well…” The good news? Ireland finished off their programme with a win and a bonus point to boot in the 78th minute. That’s it! This was a really poor standard of international Test match and...The missus rang me the other day, she said, “I’ve some good news and some bad news for you.” I...The missus rang me the other day, she said, “I’ve some good news and some bad news for you.” I...
Rugby union | Peter O'Reilly
Ireland’s World Cup hopes hinge on building greater competition in key positions
The last time Ireland got to celebrate for the cameras was at Twickenham four years ago. It was a bigger deal — a...The last time Ireland got to celebrate for the cameras was at Twickenham four years ago. It was a bigger deal — a grand slam rather than a mere triple crown, an appropriate prize for a team that had reached its high point. We didn’t know it at the time, of course. Only Eddie Jones, the England head coach, was...The last time Ireland got to celebrate for the cameras was at Twickenham four years ago. It was a bigger deal — a grand slam...
GAA | Christy O’Connor
How Cork have crashed to earth
A few years back, Keith Ricken got sick. After undergoing a colonoscopy in hospital, the doctor delivered some hard-hitting results. His wife and children were in the room at the time when the doctor asked if he had any questions. His kids had...A few years back, Keith Ricken got sick. After undergoing a colonoscopy in hospital, the doctor...A few years back, Keith Ricken got sick. After undergoing a colonoscopy in hospital, the doctor...
Comment
The world is awash with nuclear weapons. We should be more fearful
Matthew Syed
DOMINIC LAWSON
Zelensky lays bare Berlin’s failed strategy
ROD LIDDLE
Even ethnic minorities are reviled if they don’t toe the fashionable line on race
CAMILLA LONG
Amid the death and destruction in Ukraine, a ray of hope — Bono has written a poem
INDIA KNIGHT
Every extra £1 spent is less agony for a chicken
Charlotte Ivers
The Tories could cut taxes to boost the economy — but they’re too scared of failure
ROBERT COLVILE
A cartoon baddie has united the West but don’t bet against us sinking back into our old ways
Vernon Bogdanor
Cronies will dominate the honours system until we all pay up
JOSH GLANCY | WEEK ENDING
Palaces rot in the tumbleweed wasteland of Billionaires’ Row
LEADING ARTICLE
A month of war must consign woolly thinking to history
LEADING ARTICLE
The public sector seems stuck in Covid mode. No one else is
Nick Newman
Corrections & clarifications
We said that Gordon Brown’s government introduced the Tier 1 visa programme for foreign investors (News, March 6). Mr...We said that Gordon Brown’s government introduced the Tier 1 visa programme for foreign investors...We said that Gordon Brown’s government introduced the Tier 1 visa programme for foreign investors...
letters to the editor
Hardline Rowling inflames the trans debate
I was sad that, yet again, JK Rowling is using her fame to campaign against trans women (“JK Rowling rounds on Starmer”, News, last week). As a trans woman myself I am angry and frustrated that the media debate has deteriorated into an...I was sad that, yet again, JK Rowling is using her fame to campaign against trans women (“...I was sad that, yet again, JK Rowling is using her fame to campaign against trans women (“...
letters to the editor
Lebedev’s peerage is an insult to true patriots
letters to the editor
We must use what we learnt from Covid to fight dementia
letters to the editor
Ukrainians are fleeing death, not poverty
letters to the editor
A dog’s breakfast, Hockney’s liverish lunch and Bartok’s rock payday
Readers’ poll: should the UK spend billions on new nuclear power stations?
The government is due to unveil a new energy security strategy this week. It is expected to raise targets for the proportion of our power generated from renewables such as offshore wind stations — but may also include large investment in...The government is due to unveil a new energy security strategy this week. It is expected to raise...The government is due to unveil a new energy security strategy this week. It is expected to raise...
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