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Residents of Holland Park are locked in a court fight with the offshore owners of another property over plans for an underground workout room and cinema

The deployment includes at least one boat armed with nuclear warheads, while two others are understood to be carrying out routine sea trials

Police have detained a man reported to be Ukrainian for questioning over the death of Antoine de Massy, an entrepreneur and former tennis player

Officers called in to quell civil unrest will receive Renault vehicles to replace the clogged-up Fiats that force them into ‘limp mode’ travel

New class-action lawsuit alleges that the charges levied on retailers for card payments restrict competition

Four men have gone on trial at Winchester crown court after pleading not guilty to sexual offences against Joanne Young, who has waived her anonymity

By her mid-thirties, Cate St Hill had it all: husband, baby, house. She explains what drove her to a separation

The high-tech vehicle tester hit a speed bump this year with news it was closing its Chinese operation, but in recent weeks buyers have cautiously returned

The Competition & Markets Authority’s ‘unlawful’ proposals would undermine competition and promote ‘free-riding’ AI platforms, the tech company says

Businesses are cutting entry-level hiring amid rising costs and AI integration, data shows, as pressure mounts on Labour to address the issue in the budget

Conduct of officers at Hertfordshire Constabulary under scrutiny after a raid on a property in 2015

The footballer’s amusement at a meme comparing him to the Chinese dictator earned him a rebuke from Beijing and the termination of commercial contracts

Plus: How to plan a road trip to western Canada, the best options for a spring break to Bath and what to do about a complicated flight routing in Argentina

BBC2’s two-parter hears the affecting memories of those who were forced to flee Uganda in 1972, while examining the response of a Britain mired in joblessness and inflation

The government says that informing staff of their rights may benefit workers in Britain’s 5.6 million small companies — including those with only two employees

🔺 BREAKING: Michael Carrick has been given a stay of execution at Manchester United as the board decided to give him time to turn the situation around

Gripping dramas, thrillers, laugh-out-loud comedies… our experts pick top television shows from the archive to help you get the most from your subscription

Over the past few years, more and more wealthy UK residents have made the principality their new home

Gordon Brothers against accepting a solvent offer for the chain which mean it is increasingly likely to be placed into insolvency proceedings and then broken up

The president ‘commits five impeachable offences before breakfast’, party figures say — but are wary of a third failure to remove him and may target Pete Hegseth instead

"Harry Kane's relentless desire to improve has always put him a step ahead of not only his doubters but his biggest believers and has culminated in deserved Ballon d’Or triumph." | ✍️ James Gheerbrant

From the latest chapter in the Meet the Parents franchise to John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell on Easter Island — our critics pick their highlights for the month ahead

The combative doctor hopes to become America’s first Muslim senator — and prove that a left-wing populist can win in a crucial swing state

Daniel Jackson, who was 14 when he set up the ‘Free Republic of Verdis’ and has earned a lifetime ban from Croatia, has won a humanitarian award from the UN

🔺BREAKING: Two men have been charged over a suspected Iranian terror plot involving RAF Fairford

Years after the toxic waste scandal came to light, campaigners claim tests show high levels of heavy metals, including lead, in allotment fruit and vegetables

Councils say they have been forced into ‘painful decisions’ as a new system takes money away from the capital and leaves residents to make up the shortfall

Many matters remain unclear about the Duchess of Sussex’s father and who knew what, and when. What remains to be answered?

Sir Frederick Barclay, businessman, former co-owner of the Daily and Sunday Telegraph and The Spectator, 92; Roberto Benigni, actor, writer and director, Life is Beautiful (1997), 74; Jess Carter,

Business owners in the chancellor’s South Yorkshire constituency are not overly optimistic and say John Healey has a ‘tough job on his hands’

Whether you’re looking for chic, outdoorsy or simply the best value, our fashion editor selects her top labels that the whole family will love

The BMA announces that consultants plan to walk out for two days from November 25

His first tour of the region as king starts in the Bahamas on Tuesday and is set to be dominated by the question of reparations for Britain’s role in the trade

Consultant ENT surgeon, mynose.co.ukNasal congestion is a symptom, not a diagnosis, and choosing the right treatment depends on discovering what is actually causing it. A blocked nose can seem

The hip hop star dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour for pro-Palestinian comments had Hozier and Kneecap in support for an uneven charity concert

Whether you want a boutique bolt hole by the beach or luxurious rooms with cathedral views, you’ll find the perfect place in our guide to the best hotels in Kent.

Understated and cultured former army officer who once saved an injured man from a burning plane in Afghanistan, dies aged 63

Psychology graduate who learnt to act alongside future co-star Christopher Lloyd landed his role in the cult series for his pop-star looks

Millions of Britons have osteoporosis. These small diet and exercise strategies may help

If you can ignore the soppy violins, Harry’s video series with an American psychologist explores the unique tragedy of losing your mother as a 12-year-old prince

From the cult cleanser to the line that sold out on launch day — Sarah Jossel rounds up the new beauty brands that should be on your radar

Sophia Bush was 21 when she landed her dream job on One Tree Hill. It soon became a nightmare thanks to the show’s creator, Mark Schwahn, she says

Businessman who turned around the ailing stores and aspired to grow every herb in the British pharmacopoeia, dies aged 93

The Duchess of Sussex is billed as a ‘passionate foodie with global influence’ in the children’s cooking programme

The very definition no longer chimes with the modern reality of later life

Times editors select their favourite photographs, including lion cubs playing in a German zoo and a giant illuminated jewel beetle in London

The former director of the FBI fell foul of the president for launching an investigation into Russian interference in his 2016 election campaign

Thomas Markle and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor cast shadows over the Sussexes’ life even before they married. But worse was to come

Andre McKechnie, serving a life sentence, claimed a prison ban on his childhood favourite infringed upon his right to enjoy Australian culture

From stylish hotels in Bangkok to a beachfront retreat on the Phi Phi Islands and an exclusive-use home in Chiang Mai, these are the country’s most exciting openings