UK voters' message to Tories: 'We want change'
ExclusiveSunak's 'defensive strategy' appears to be working while Starmer's plans to control spending are also popular
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The best new books to read in June 2024
From mind-bending mysteries to sweeping family sagas, here are all the new releases to enjoy this month
I'm a longevity doctor - here are the best fitness tips for life-long health
The best exercises to lengthen your life, according to an expert
What is Labour's Great British Energy plan and will it mean cheaper bills?
Labour says it plans to cut energy bills by £300 by investing in renewable energy
Richard Hawley: 'I've got this loneliness that I can't shake'
The singer-songwriter talks about growing up with Thatcherism, his hit musical about his Sheffield hometown, and how music helps to heal grief
Peppa Pig is a phenomenon - so why are parents banning their kids from watching?
It's had toddlers hooked for 20 years - but grown-ups aren't so sure
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'Gaza isn't forgotten': The charity match that bucks trend of football's silence
Players will come together for a 'children of Gaza' match which takes place on the same day as the men's Champions League final
I'm a lecturer - universities have been ruined by willy-waving managers
A university lecturer for decades isn't surprised attendance is falling - higher education is a mess due to underfunding and overspending
A quick crossword to wake up your brain.
Everton's 777 takeover on verge of collapse with rival bidders ready
Farhad Moshiri has received 'unsolicited approaches' from other prospective buyers but has been forced to wait before he can act
Newcastle hire property guru in fresh hint at stadium plans
Newcastle have hired a new chief operating officer as they continue weighing up a new stadium or a revamp of St James' Park
World
Death threats to judge and jury: Inside the Maga meltdown after Trump verdict
Pro Trump sites were awash with accusation that the former President's trial was rigged
Life & More
I'm a Jewish student at Oxford - I feel frightened
As protesters are arrested and encampments grow, student Laura Butcher says antisemitism is spreading on her campus and she faces daily harassment
'I'm a London student protesting for Gaza - my university's silence is complicity'
A Goldsmiths student is among those demanding it offers more support to Palestinian students and divests from firms funding Israel
'I'm a working Waspi woman - I’ll vote for whoever gives us compensation’
Carole Vanter is still at work as a nurse after finding out she would not get her state pension at 60 - and she says her health is suffering
