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Trial aims to spare men from unnecessary prostate cancer treatment thetimes.com/uk/healthcare/a…
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Inside the entwined lives of Russell Brand and David Walliams thetimes.com/article/david-w…
I’m a middle-class mother of three — and I smoke cannabis to relax thetimes.com/life-style/heal…
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Hegseth’s group shouted down by soldier for laughing at war memorial thetimes.com/us/american-pol…
Jensen Huang ‘also had affair with Nvidia executive’ thetimes.com/us/business-us/…
Births, marriages and deaths: November 12, 2026 thetimes.com/comment/registe…
Tommy Walsh obituary: UK’s ‘favourite handyman’ and Ground Force presenter thetimes.com/uk/obituaries/a…
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The Thread newsletter. All the big cultural talking points, plus life, career, relationships and more
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UK needs greater resilience to be ready for more hybrid attacks thetimes.com/comment/the-tim…
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What did I notice when I interviewed David Walliams 17 years ago?
I met Walliams at the height of his fame - looking back at that interview now, I was struck by how uneasy I had found him.
Our encounter was awkward. In my article, I described him as “elusive” and “mistrustful”, writing that his expression had occasionally become “slightly sinister”.
I also wrote that he seemed like a man who might have “more secrets”
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PM accused of political opportunism over Russell Brand case thetimes.com/uk/law/article/…
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Wife dies snorkelling in Maldives on wedding anniversary trip thetimes.com/world/asia/arti…
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Referee observer banned for saying Chinese or Japanese fans ‘all look same’ thetimes.com/sport/football/…
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Rugby brain injury lawyer ‘improperly’ paid wife, who bought £1.9m house thetimes.com/sport/rugby-uni…
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Would your home survive the apocalypse?
When the government launched its “Be Ready” campaign last month, urging people to stockpile supplies in the event of an emergency, one tech entrepreneur, who has already escaped a war, decided the advice needed to be tailored by location.
Serhii Kashevko, 30, who came to the UK when war broke out in Ukraine, created a “Doomsday” postcode checker that shows users how safe their local area is in the event of an emergency.
The website gives users a rating from A to G, ranking from the safest to least safe areas. Among other filters, it factors in a home’s proximity to missile targets such as MoD sites, geographical defences, the structure of the building and nearest A&Es. Although not an exact science, The Times has recreated some of Kashevko’s data points in an interactive map and searchable table
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Brian Curson, who had worked as an observer for nearly 1,000 matches, made the comment to officials at Luton’s League One game against Rotherham last year thetimes.com/article/9d53068…
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Brasserie founder and sister ‘had no financial motive’ to kill mother thetimes.com/uk/crime/articl…
Ukraine says peace deal to end war ‘possible this year’ thetimes.com/world/russia-uk…
Closure of UK’s oldest Indian restaurant for offices ‘a tragedy’ thetimes.com/business/compan…
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‘French players can be too lazy’ — meet France’s Croydon-born centre thetimes.com/sport/rugby-uni…
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