Day: November 13, 2025
Labour leadership latest: Starmer must find and ‘get rid’ of aide behind Streeting coup briefings, Miliband warns
Concern around the Labour leadership has deepened ahead of Rachel Reeves’s Budget on 26 November
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Epstein tried to set up meeting with Kremlin to offer insight into Trump, newly released emails show
Lawmakers made some 20,000 emails public on Wednesday that shone a light on Epstein’s complex relationship with the US president
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‘Fever pitch’ screaming and father’s history of violence: The red flags before Sara Sharif’s tragic death
Neighbours and Sara’s teachers had raised concerns, while social services were aware of Urfan Sharif’s alleged history of domestic violence
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Sara Sharif: How one trial laid bare the brutally short life of a 10-year-old schoolgirl
From one abusive household, to foster care to the home where she would die – the 10-year-old never stood a chance against her controlling and tyrannical father
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Where in the UK is the greatest amount of hidden treasure?
Objects uncovered have included precious Viking coins and a Roman earwax scoop
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Ukraine’s justice and energy ministers resign amid $100m corruption scandal
Ukraine’s justice and energy ministers have stepped down in relation to a major scandal involving the state nuclear power company
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Starbucks workers kick off 65-store US strike on company’s busy Red Cup Day
More than 1,000 unionized Starbucks workers are planning to strike at 65 U.S. stores starting Thursday
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Ten years since the Bataclan attacks, deep scars remain in France and beyond
A decade ago today, gunmen stormed into Paris’ famed concert hall and opened fire on 1,500 people. James C. Reynolds looks at how France was shaken by the massacre
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‘I lived in a toxic household – I went missing 27 times in a month and was barely eating’
At 15, Chereece Bateson was missing almost every day while living in care. Now 24, she tells Tara Cobham why she’s helping to build a new service designed to stop other children from falling through the cracks
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White supremacist guilty of killing so brutal that it was first reported as a bear attack
Dustin Kjersem was killed in his tent in a campsite near Big Sky, Montana
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