Covid protests grip China's major cities

Protests against strict Covid measures in China have spilled into a second night and spread to the biggest cities. Demonstrators gathered in the...

Grant Shapps Hits Out At Unions, Accusing Them 'Grandstanding' Ahead Of Christmas Strikes

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Xi Jinping’s pandemic triumphalism returns to haunt him

The president’s hubris and authoritarianism have trapped China in endless lockdowns

China Appears To Be Censoring The World Cup Coverage Due To Lockdown Unrest

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Farage wants to reawaken the Brexit mob with a ragbag of populist policies

The veteran political journalist Michael Crick recently described Nigel Farage as “the most significant politician of the century so far”. This...

Dear PM, if Scots want closer links with Europe, why not? Let’s have a Scottish protocol

Rishi Sunak has gloated at the supreme court’s rebuff to Nicola Sturgeon. He’d be better off fashioning a proper devolution deal, says Guardian...

Stabilising the economy depends upon ensuring new start ups stay in our shores

Tonight I will welcome the Prime Minister, the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and guests from...

A low-tax Labour Party would destroy the Conservatives

Mad museums / The Wellcome Collection’s war on itself

If you, like me, have an unhealthy taste for depressing news, then you’ll have already heard about the Wellcome Collection’s decision to close...

Is North London’s housing market recession-proof?

Of all the suburbs in Britain none has become quite so politicised as North London. This slightly leafy (and lefty) swathe in and around Islington...

Is it ethical to make — and play — war games?

The gaming industry and its customers should be prepared to put up with an increased level of moral scrutiny

Tony Blair Says Protests Against Qatar Are 'In Danger Of Going Over The Top'

This year's Christmas tree for Trafalgar Square has arrived Norway’s annual gift of a huge Christmas tree for London has already been ridiculed,...

Russia wants to break Ukraine with the cold and dark. It hasn’t succeeded – so far

Relentless attacks are cutting off power, heat and water. Civilians will need the west’s help to survive the winter, says Simon Schlegel, Ukraine...

I love the internet, but for baby diagnostics it’s best to channel my inner boomer

Millennial parents can frantically search online, but ancient wisdom states the reason is almost always ‘probably wind’, says Guardian...

Letters: 2008, for crypto

[Re: FTX implosion shows urgent need for crypto rules, says Bank of England, Nov 21] The sudden interest by global regulators in response to the...

Warrant issued for arrest of professional boxer over illegal wildcat

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a Norfolk boxer over the keeping of an illegal part-wild hybrid cat.

Chart-topping singer announced for Forest Live 2023 Anne-Marie has been announced for Forest Live 2023 in Thetford Forest on the Norfolk and Suffolk border.

Party like it is the summer of 2002 as chart-topping singer Anne-Marie has been announced for Forest Live 2023.

It is time to revisit the 2% inflation target

The right goal for central banks in advanced economies such as the US might be 3% a year

Revealed: Two projects proposed to 'level up' Norwich Norwich's two bids to the second round of the Levelling Up Fund have been revealed. They are a regeneration scheme at Sloughbottom Park and improvements to the Exchange Street and Guildhall Hill area.

An ambitious project which could transform a historic part of the centre of Norwich can be revealed today.

Appeal launched to keep killer drink driver behind bars for longer A legal appeal has been lodged calling for a drunk driver who veered off the road and killed a 20-year-old university student to face longer behind bars.

An appeal has been launched calling for a drunk driver who veered off the road and killed a 20-year-old woman to face longer behind bars.

Was Great British Railways ever the answer to the UK’s transport woes?

Wanted: a chief of staff for Starmer

Things are looking up for the Labour party. They’re twenty points ahead in the polls, the Tories are squabbling over planning reform and just...

Four in five of the children’s homes in England are run for profit – here’s why that is a problem

The John Lewis Christmas ad has been an annual, headline-grabbing event in the UK since the retailer first launched a seasonal TV campaign in 2007....

World Cup 2022: how sponsorship has become less about selling drinks and more about geopolitics

The Fifa men’s World Cup 2022 in Qatar is arguably the most political in history. Even during the seemingly innocuous performance of South Korean...

Scots living with disability need a new champion - Jeremy Balfour

It is evident that progress has been made in Scotland over the past number of years. For instance, disability is a protected characteristic, making...

The UK has a ‘fair few years’ of pain before we see economic stability says former RBS boss

28 November 2022, 11:38 By Phoebe Dampare Osei National Australia Bank's Ross McEwan warns of financially “difficult” times to come for the UK,...

James O’Brien: Keir Starmer doesn’t just want to win, he wants to win big

28 November 2022, 12:02 | Updated: 28 November 2022, 12:10 By Hannah Holland James O’Brien weighs in on the Labour Leader’s “policy flip-flop”...

Brexiteer Owen Paterson Claims He Has 'No Choice' But To Sue Government In European Court

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My US hellscape or broken Britain: where would you rather seek healthcare?

It’s insurance renewal time again – when I discuss cover in New York, hear tales of NHS woe in the UK, and wonder which is worse, says Guardian...

Tackle the ‘credit invisibles’ to help close the racial wealth gap

Alternative methods aim to open up lending to people who lack conventional records

The Financial Services and Markets Bill is critical for the economy

Planning permission granted for farm shop and café in barn near Norwich Black Barn Farm in Salhouse, near Norwich in Norfolk, has secured planning permission for a farm shop and café from Broadland District Council.

After almost a year-long wait, planning permission has been granted for a new farm shop and café in a barn near Norwich.

First look at magical Tunnel of Lights train in Norwich park The Tunnel of Lights train is running on the Eaton Park Miniature Railway in Norwich, Norfolk, over Christmas 2022.

It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas in a Norwich park with the Tunnel of Lights almost ready to launch. 

Caitlin Rose: “I’ve never been embarrassed of who I am”

Emmanuel Macron’s Washington visit will bring US-EU tensions to the fore

Can Sunak get a grip on his party?

As Tory MPs ponder whether to stand down at the next election in the face of grim polling, the Prime Minister is facing an uphill task to show he...

Subway picks Saatchis to freshen up European presence

Cannabis is no better than a placebo for treating pain – new research

Cannabis is one of the most widely used drugs in the world. While there are only a few countries where cannabis is legal for recreational use, many...

Lying-in-State leaves its mark on parliament

The Lying-in-State of Her Majesty the Queen was widely hailed in September as a triumph. The organisation was slick, the tributes were moving, the...