Where do you stand on wearing masks, Brexit or the royal family? Have you ever wanted to try and persuade someone with a different view? For a new Guardian series,
JING Jasmine Pearls Sparkling Tea (£17.95, jingtea.com) The British have been reducing their daily intake of tea for decades – a long, steady decline that has coincide
Rudy Giuliani, under federal investigation over his dealings in Ukraine, has insisted he committed no crime while working as Donald Trumpâs personal attorney.
The government faces calls to bring in a social tariff to help struggling households pay their energy bills as soaring prices threaten to drive an extra half a million
Drivers want a lower speed on motorways in wet weather to help make roads safer, a survey of motorists in the UK shows. A poll of 2,100 drivers by the RAC found that
F or many UK workers, insecurity is not a new problem, but one that the pandemic has both exposed and deepened. The weakness of employment rights
I f one thing has become obvious in the summer heat and the inevitable baring of flesh, it’s the degree to which body art is now the norm. At the
J ohn Edmunds has been at the centre of the unravelling of the Covid-19 pandemic since cases first appeared in January 2020. A member of Sage, the
Duncan Scott became the first British athlete to win four medals at a single Olympics as Team GB celebrated their best swimming haul at a Games. Luke Greenbank, Adam
Cheap taxi rides and discounts from the biggest takeaway companies are to be deployed by the government in a desperate effort to boost Covid vaccination rates among th
Millions of voters who Labour must win back if it is to regain power have little idea what the party stands for or why it would improve their lives, according to a sta
Winning tip: Bournemouth Arts by the Sea festival The annual programme here takes place across the picturesque backdrops of Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch, whic
The people in my life know me as the “sustainable” one. I’m the person who makes every decision guided by my ethics and concern for the environment. I quit fast fashio
Give up flying, go vegan, get on your bike, grow your own â these are tried and tested tactics for reducing your carbon footprint. But there are plenty of other ways
T he video keeps getting removed from YouTube, but whenever it does, someone else uploads it again: jerky cameraphone footage of a man in a homema
Russia’s troubled Nauka laboratory module has caused a fright when its rockets accidentally fired after docking the with the International Space Station, briefly throw
A controversial Holocaust memorial and education centre is to be built in the heart of Westminster at a cost of more than £100m after the government gave it the go-ahe
Winds of up to 75mph (120km/h) will lash parts of south-west England as Storm Evert, the first storm to be named in the month of July, hits the UK on Thursday and Frid
The solicitors regulator is to prosecute Mishcon de Reya, one of the UK’s most prestigious law firms, along with a former partner in its high profile sports practice.
Invasive species such as the grey squirrel, Japanese knotweed and the European rabbit have cost the UK economy at least £5bn since the mid 1970s, according to researc
UK-listed companies announced a combined £7.2bn in dividends and share buybacks on Thursday, as the economic rebound and receding Covid fears allowed firms to resume
A decade ago, the emergence of mass food banks in the UK could genuinely be described as shocking. The image of families queueing in their local
It was the morning after the morning before for Duncan Scott, who produced a composed swim to qualify for the men’s 200‑metre individual medley final, winning his semi
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution has raised more than £200,000 in a single day after defending its work rescuing migrants at risk of drowning in the Channel, w