Sunday April 13 2025
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Worker in protective gear at Scunthorpe Steel Works, near molten metal.
Navy on alert to escort shipment in steel crisis

Military may be mobilised after MPs vote to seize control in Scunthorpe

Politics

Decline of coal raised electricity costs — and shattered our steel industry

Port Talbot, Redcar, the dramatic attempt to rescue Scunthorpe: it all comes back to energy prices


Arrest warrant issued for Tulip Siddiq in Bangladesh
Politics
7 minutes ago


Portrait of Wera Hobhouse, MP, wearing a yellow jacket.



Rapidly flowing muddy water near buildings.
Flooding hits tourist island of Lanzarote
Europe
22 minutes ago

Firefighters battling a blaze at the site of a Russian missile strike in Sumy, Ukraine.
Russian missile strike kills at least 32 in Ukrainian city of Sumy
Russia-Ukraine war
57 minutes ago

Rapidly flowing muddy water near buildings.
Flooding hits tourist island of Lanzarote
Europe
22 minutes ago






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A man and boy walk away from the Manchester Arena bombing, carrying a small dog; police officers are in the background.
I woke from a coma after arena terror. My daughter was dead


The most toxic Boat Race yet? Oxford and Cambridge are ready


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World



Oleksandr Gudilin, a Mariupol defender, walking by a river in Vinnytsia, Ukraine.
I was a PoW in Russia — guards played pop music before beatings

Ukrainians released in prisoner swaps with Putin struggle to understand or even remember the horrors they experienced


Black and tan dachshund on a beach.
Night vision, satellites and the 500-day hunt for a feral sausage dog



Illustration of a political collage featuring Joe Biden, the Statue of Liberty, and bombs.
Threats won’t stop Iran building the bomb. Diplomacy still could


President Donald Trump with Scott Bessent and Howard Lutnick in the Oval Office.



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Trump’s chaos is a stress test of western values. If we pass, we’ll be stronger

The US president is trashing many of our deeply held assumptions. It gives us a chance to define who we are



Illustration of Xi Jinping pulling Donald Trump across a long red ribbon in a tug-of-war.

Cartoon by Morten Morland



Headshot of Jason Cowley.
We’re in the era of Hard Labour. Now Starmer must show who’s in charge






Headshot of Jason Cowley.
We’re in the era of Hard Labour. Now Starmer must show who’s in charge







Headshot of Irwin Stelzer.
Irwin StelzerThe American economy is now powered by uncertainty on steroids



Jennifer Lopez and Donatella Versace at a fashion show.
Will the devil wear Versace? How Prada could revive ailing label


Illustration of Mattel CEO with Barbie, Uno, and Lightning McQueen.
Mattel boss: ‘I was made a buffoon in Barbie. It was brilliant’





Illustration of a woman with a UK flag umbrella standing next to a stack of gold coins, protected from stormy weather.

Chaos in the markets could trigger a recession, rattle your pension and push up the price of an iPhone — by at least £300


Illustration of vaccine injection, mine workers, and British pound coins, with an upward-trending arrow.
Ian CowieI’m buying mining and medicines while the markets are choppy


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Collage of Mohamed Salah and Liverpool staff.

Contract extension takes forward past age at which Barcelona dispensed with Messi and Real with Ronaldo — but fire of injustice still fuels him


Bryson DeChambeau chipping at the Masters Tournament.
Owen SlotDeChambeau keeps on rescuing himself… but surely it can’t last?



Rory McIlroy at The Masters.
McIlroy prepares to chase glory as final day awaits at the Masters
Golf
8 minutes ago







a man wearing a hat and a jacket looks at the camera
Jeremy ClarksonI mentioned a spring-clean and Kaleb did a runner


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Illustration of books, a skull, a bird, and a plant on a shelf, with a woman's portrait in the corner.
Chloe Dalton: My father read Joseph Conrad to us at the kitchen table
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