The Times

The Times is a prominent daily newspaper in the UK, headquartered in London. It first appeared in 1785 as The Daily Universal Register and changed its name to The Times on January 1, 1788. Alongside its sister publication, The Sunday Times, which launched in 1821, it is produced by Times Newspapers, a subsidiary of News UK since 1981, which is fully owned by News Corp. Although The Times and The Sunday Times share ownership, they operate with separate editorial teams and were independently established, coming under the same ownership only in 1966. The Times is generally regarded as having a centre-right political stance.

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In which county are the Sutton Hoo ship burials? Take our quiz

Jan 10, 2025 | thetimes.co.uk | Annabel Preston

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OpenAI’s Sam Altman denies sister’s allegations of sexual abuse

Jan 7, 2025 | thetimes.co.uk | Josie Ensor

The sister of Sam Altman, chief executive of OpenAI, has filed a lawsuit alleging that he regularly sexually abused her during their childhood. Ann Altman, 30, claimed the abuse, which allegedly included rape, occurred between 1997 and 2006, starting when she was three and Sam Altman was 12. In papers filed on Monday in a district court in Missouri, where the siblings grew up, Ms Altman claimed her brother “groomed and manipulated” her to perform sex acts on her.
Gunman attacks US embassy in Beirut

Jun 5, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Gabrielle Weiniger

At least one gunman fired shots at the American embassy in Beirut early on Wednesday, drawing retaliation from Lebanese soldiers and security guards. The Lebanese army said the incident involved at least one attacker, a Syrian national, who was injured in the exchange of fire. A member of the embassy’s security team was said to have been wounded, while a search was under way to find any other suspects.
Duolingo removes gay references from Russian app

Jun 4, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Tom Ball

Duolingo has removed references to gay people on the Russian version of its language learning app after threats from the state censor. Roskomnadzor, the Russian media watchdog, launched an investigation into the US company this year after complaints from conservative activists. Phrases used during training exercises including “Ben and Peter love each other” and “Clara met her wife, Maria, at a lesbian bar” were said to contravene Russia’s “LGBT propaganda” law.
No follow-up for four in ten testing positive for bowel cancer

Jun 4, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Helen Puttick

Four in ten patients who return a positive bowel cancer test are not being followed up due to a lack of capacity in the NHS to investigate, a surgeon has warned. Professor Farhat Din told MSPs she was seeing patients with the disease who had been “falsely reassured” because they had received no follow-up care after sending off their stool samples.
A View from the Bridge review - Dominic West impresses as the doomed hero

Jun 4, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Clive Davis

It’s one of those productions where a compelling central performance, imbued with raw emotion, takes your mind off the flaws in the play itself. As Eddie Carbone, the doomed, obsessive longshoreman, Dominic West dominates this revival of Arthur Miller’s waterfront tragedy.
Hannah Hampton’s late save reignites England’s Euro 2025 qualifying hopes

Jun 4, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Kit Shepard

A much improved first-half performance, perhaps their best half since winning Euro 2022, reignited England’s hopes of qualifying for Euro 2025. Sarina Wiegman can take special satisfaction in this victory. The England head coach’s selection was questioned after her side lost 2-1 at home to France last Friday, but she picked an unchanged XI (aside from replacing the injured Mary Earps with Hannah Hampton) and was duly vindicated. Wiegman’s players’ world-class abilities helped too.
Hannah Hampton’s late save reignites England’s Euro 2025 qualifying hopes

Jun 4, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Kit Shepard

A much improved first-half performance, perhaps their best half since winning Euro 2022, reignited England’s hopes of qualifying for Euro 2025. Sarina Wiegman can take special satisfaction in this victory. The England head coach’s selection was questioned after her side lost 2-1 at home to France last Friday, but she picked an unchanged XI (aside from replacing the injured Mary Earps with Hannah Hampton) and was duly vindicated. Wiegman’s players’ world-class abilities helped too.
Hannah Hampton’s late save reignites England’s Euro 2025 qualifying hopes

Jun 4, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Kit Shepard

A much improved first-half performance, perhaps their best half since winning Euro 2022, reignited England’s hopes of qualifying for Euro 2025. Sarina Wiegman can take special satisfaction in this victory. The England head coach’s selection was questioned after her side lost 2-1 at home to France last Friday, but she picked an unchanged XI (aside from replacing the injured Mary Earps with Hannah Hampton) and was duly vindicated. Wiegman’s players’ world-class abilities helped too.
Man City are taking the nuclear option - the result will be anarchy

Jun 4, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Owen Slot

It is but 2½ weeks since we were digesting the reality that Manchester City had won their fourth consecutive Premier League title and thus established themselves as statistically the most dominant club in English football history. That is not enough, though. This latest news tells us that from this position of unprecedented dominance, they actually intend to run away from the rest of the pack. In the midst of the legalese, the endgame here is frightening.