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Labour crushes SNP in Rutherglen and Hamilton West byelection
‘Seismic night in Scotland’  
Labour crushes SNP in Rutherglen and Hamilton West byelection
Michael Shanks takes victory in contest that Labour considered a crucial test of apparent turnaround of its fortunes in Scotland
Prisons  
Over 100,000 children in England and Wales have parent in jail, analysis shows
Rishi Sunak  
PM’s ‘spiteful’ sale of land intended for HS2 dashes hopes of revival
Autumn  
Wet UK summer brings high hopes for spectacular display
‘Choose London'  
Sadiq Khan steps up efforts to lure EU citizens post-Brexit
 
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Ukraine invasion
Russia condemned over ‘horrifying’ strike that killed more than 50
Hroza attack  
Russia condemned over ‘horrifying’ strike that killed more than 50
White House blames Moscow for killing dozens of innocent people, while British PM speaks of ‘depravity’ of Russian forces
Vladimir Putin  
Russian leader escalates nuclear rhetoric with threat to resume testing
Yevgeny Prigozhin  
Onboard grenade blast caused plane crash that killed Wagner boss, claims Putin
At a glance  
What we know on day 590 of the invasion
Spotlight
‘I never lived a life I didn’t want to live’  
Sly Stone on addiction, ageing and changing music for ever
Sly Stone on addiction, ageing and changing music for ever
How we met  
‘I never stopped thinking about her’
Loki season two review  
By far the best Marvel TV show in years
Addictive, absurdly cheap and controversial  
The rise of China’s Temu app
‘It was electrifying’  
The inside story of Labour’s landslide
Most read in last 24 hours
Italy plans for mass evacuation as quakes continue around supervolcano
Italy plans for mass evacuation as quakes continue around supervolcano
Teachers deride Starmer’s plan for supervised toothbrushing in schools
‘Bear attack bad’: final message of Canadian couple killed by grizzly
Labour figures from 1997 victory warn Starmer against cautious approach
What’s the state of Covid in the UK – and how is it being tracked?
Opinion
The Tories say 15-minute cities are sinister. That’s nonsense – here’s the truth
Kate Soper and Martin Ryle
The Tories say 15-minute cities are sinister. That’s nonsense – here’s the truth
The Ukraine war is in a new phase. Biden must rethink the US position
Stephen Wertheim
Cartoon  
Ben Jennings on Rishi Sunak’s support for motorists
Sport
Cricket World Cup’s empty stands and ticket turmoil fuel existential crisis
Ali Martin
Cricket World Cup’s empty stands and ticket turmoil fuel existential crisis
New Zealand 73-0 Uruguay  
McKenzie leads All Blacks into last eight
‘I’m not a fan’  
Southgate blasts plans for 2030 World Cup on three continents
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Rugby World Cup
England  
Willis to miss rest of tournament with neck injury
Willis to miss rest of tournament with neck injury
‘We’re not going to die wondering'  
Scotland gear up for Ireland showdown
Ireland  
Henshaw’s tournament in balance after hamstring blow
Podcast
Why Britain is mourning the Sycamore Gap tree
Today in Focus  
Why Britain is mourning the Sycamore Gap tree
The felling of a Northumberland tree has made headlines around the world – and led to a criminal investigation. Why did it mean so much to people?
Climate crisis
Climate crisis  
Extreme weather displaced 43 million children in past six years, Unicef reports
Extreme weather displaced 43 million children in past six years, Unicef reports
Oil and gas companies  
UK oil and gas sector ‘must do more’ to meet 2030 emissions target
Business
Climate  
Firms will hesitate to invest in UK after Sunak’s climate U-turns, says Carney
Firms will hesitate to invest in UK after Sunak’s climate U-turns, says Carney
Global economy  
WTO slashes growth forecast for goods trade by more than 50%
In pictures
Thursday’s best photos  
Canadian police and a dance festival
Canadian police and a dance festival
Circular economy  
Sustainable industry initiatives in Europe
Sustainable industry initiatives in Europe
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