Anne Frank’s greatest wish fulfilled, as she ‘goes on living’ through her diaries
Eighty years after her death aged 15, The Times publishes a belated obituary of one of the best known Second World War diarists.
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Le Pen faces political death as corruption verdict looms
The frontrunner to be the next president of France could be banned from standing if found guilty on Tuesday, triggering an earthquake in French politics.
UK will pay foreign prosecutors to hunt down people-smugglers
Sir Keir Starmer will tell the first summit on illegal immigration that he will set up an international unit of the Crown Prosecution Service
Jokes off the menu at journalists’ dinner
Every year the reporters who cover the White House hire a comedian to roast the president. Not this year.
Revolution of John and Yoko
Not just ‘another Beatles film’, a new documentary looks at John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and their post-Beatles life in America.
Work has always been an anchor for King Charles. It goes deeper than most people realise
Since his cancer diagnosis, Charles has clearly made a decision that he will pack in as much as he can into that ‘remaining time’ – however long or short it is.
Tariffs threaten to smash UK’s fragile growth
Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer may have to raise taxes if Donald Trump follows through on his threat to impose tariffs on Britain next week.
Signal failure occurs when tribalism trumps all
Pete Hegseth is ill-suited to high office but this national security fiasco is down to politicians putting party above principle.
How Venice saw off rivals to host Jeff Bezos’s ‘wedding of the century’
The Amazon founder’s marriage to Lauren Sanchez will be a lavish affair, with at least 250 guests and bookings at four luxury hotels — but intrigue surrounds the exact location.
Trump demands control of Ukraine minerals and oil
In a new draft deal, Donald Trump demands Ukraine forfeit control of its minerals, oil and gas as well as major energy infrastructure as the price for continued US support.
A quick history lesson for the US from the European freeloaders
For decades the US required allies to be militarily subservient — and President Trump should be careful what he wishes for.
Moscow, Kyiv in Black Sea deal
Although Russia and Ukraine have agreed a ceasefire in the Black Sea, Vladimir Putin has put a poison pill in the deal by demanding Western sanctions are lifted on key Russian companies.
Battle is hotting up for control of the Arctic
Rapid warming in the high north has made Greenland — and its rare earth elements — a valuable prize for China and the US.
Ceasefire deal in Black Sea will be a victory for Putin
A US-brokered deal, the first in three years, offers limited gains for Ukraine and fails to extract any concessions from Russia, which continues its assault.
‘Devastated’: Prince Harry leaves his own charity after infighting
Prince Harry and the co-founder of his charity Sentebale have stepped down after the relationship between the organisation’s trustees and the chair of the board ‘broke down beyond repair’.
JD Vance to lead ‘provocative’ US trip to Greenland
The Danish prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, said the US was applying ‘unacceptable pressure’ in its attempt to annex the territory and condemned the visit.
Will Hegseth and Waltz survive Signal fiasco?
Trump will be reluctant to give The Atlantic a scalp but the group chat revelations are deeply damaging to the White House.
Colorado removes ‘worst’ Trump portrait from Capitol
A painting of Donald Trump hanging with other presidential portraits at the Colorado state Capitol will be taken down after the US President claimed that his was ‘purposefully distorted.’
Primrose Dunlop: socialite jilted at the altar by an ‘Ottoman prince’
After Venice entered the solemnities of Holy Week in 1990, the city’s canals rippled to a sensation as intriguing as any of its pre-Lenten medieval masquerades. The unlikely protagonist was the 36-year-old Australian.
Canada votes: former favourite fighting uphill battle in Trump era
With Canadians going to the polls on April 28, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is in a dogfight with Prime Minister Mark Carney over who better can handle Donald Trump – and the economy and energy.
The ‘living library’ of diseases could prevent the next Covid
Porton Down, the government’s top-secret science and technology campus, is home to what may be the world’s deadliest freezer.
Bomb disposal veterans ‘five times as likely to get bladder cancer’
A ‘significant link’ between exposure to explosives and the often fatal disease has been found in research led by a former British Army chief.
US ‘may sanction South African politicians’ for first time since apartheid
Joel Pollak, a Trump ally tipped to be the next ambassador, said people with policies viewed as hostile to US interests could be considered.
Security chief failed to wake me on Oct 7: Netanyahu
The Israeli prime minister is attempting to remove Ronen Bar, chief of the Shin Bet, blaming him for failures surrounding the 2023 attack.
I wrote Adolescence. I won’t give my son a smartphone until he’s 14
Jack Thorne’s story of a boy radicalised by online misogyny has been a Netflix smash hit. He says we should treat digital devices like cigarettes.
Oleg Gordievsky: the loneliest and bravest man I ever met
The KGB double agent, who died on Friday, was steely, intelligent and could charm anyone — including Angelina Jolie.
Armed to the teeth: Ukraine gun sales soar
Ukraine, which imports more weapons than any other nation, is undergoing a firearms revolution.
How Putin flattered and deceived five US presidents
US leaders have come and gone while Russia’s autocratic leader maintains his grip on power.
‘Tesla’s history, but we love Musk’: Shanghai fan club
Tesla sales in China plummeted 49 per cent in February. But even as the billionaire’s electric cars lose ground, he remains popular.
‘I love King Charles’: Trump likes idea of US joining Commonwealth
Suggestions that Britain will invite America to be an associate member of the group of nations have been welcomed by the president.
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