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Can we stop referring to Donald Trump and especially Nigel Farage as “strongmen” (

Letters, 16 January

As one of the thousands braving the freezing cold to watch the brilliant launch event for the city of culture, I support Lanre Bakare’s celebration of Bradford’s radical history (

We don’t have the swagger of Manchester or the sheen of Leeds, but Bradford has a radical culture …

Turkish authorities are facing mounting questions over safety measures at a hotel in a popular ski resort

that was ravaged by a fire

Survivors reported that they did not hear smoke or fire alarms when the blaze …

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has denied that the Labour government is working against consumer interests despite urging the supreme court to avoid handing a “windfall” to borrowers harmed in the motor finance commission scandal.

Reeves has been under pressure from lenders and lobby groups, who have warned that a massive compensation …

This was a reminder. For all of England’s obvious pedigree – power with the bat, high pace with the ball, trophies already in the cabinet – Brendon McCullum has a bit of work to do. A white-ball setup that has had a difficult couple of years were swept aside by …

For Prince Harry it was a “monumental victory”; for publishers of the Sun it was an outcome “in the interest of all parties”. Regardless of either side’s take in the war of words that played out on Wednesday, it is clear that the settlement reached between Prince Harry and the …

Economic growth is more important to the UK government than net zero, Rachel Reeves has said, dropping a heavy hint that she intends to shrug off climate concerns and reaffirm her backing for a third runway at Heathrow.

The chancellor is expected to give her firm support to the expansion …

A senior Iranian politician has appealed to Donald Trump to begin new negotiations with Tehran over its civil nuclear programme, saying: “I hope that this time around, [Trump 2.0] will be more serious, more focused, more realistic.”

Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran’s vice-president for strategic affairs, pointed out that the returning …

Visitors to Salzburg can hardly escape merchandise linked to its favourite son, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, with T-shirts, golf balls and

Playmobil figures

But the Austrian city has just lost its exclusive claim to the most …

Who would have guessed? Kemi Badenoch may be a slow learner – a painfully slow learner – but she is at least a learner. This may be not much, but it is a lifeline. Possibly. Whether it comes too late is another matter. The latest ConservativeHome poll of party members …