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House prices fall after stamp duty changes, but rebound expected

1 week ago | thetimes.com | Tom Howard

Property prices fell 2.8% in April, the first drop in 16 months. Economists predict a summer rebound, but regional variations persist
Andy Murray to be the face of Walker’s Shortbread

1 week ago | thetimes.com | Greig Cameron

The tennis star’s appointment as the brand’s first ambassador will coincide with Wimbledon
Venice tourist tax: the €5 day-trip fee explained

2 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Qin Xie |Maria Realf

Those paying a quick visit to the popular Italian destination will continue to pay the Venice Access Fee on selected dates in 2025. Here’s what you need to know.
The fanciest sport hospitality packages

2 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Leonora Field-Foster

Meals by Michelin-starred chefs, free-flowing fizz and the best views of the action. Leonora Field-Foster on the best dining at sporting events
Changes to UK abortion laws would stop prosecution after 24 weeks

2 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Max Kendix |Oliver Wright

Women will no longer face prosecution for having an abortion under a change in the law set to be passed by MPs next week. In the biggest overhaul of the rules around abortion in half a century, women would no longer be breaking the law if they terminated a pregnancy after 24 weeks or without approval from two doctors. The move, which has the private support of ministers, is set to be passed in a free vote on an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill when it returns to the Commons next week.
Zia Yusuf: I’m returning to Reform UK, 48 hours after quitting

2 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Harry Yorke

Zia Yusuf is returning to Reform UK just 48 hours after resigning as the party’s chairman and will take up a new role following peace talks with Nigel Farage. In an interview with The Sunday Times, the 38-year-old businessman said his decision to quit was a “mistake”, the result of “exhaustion” and working for 11 months “without a day off”. He was speaking alongside Farage, who said Yusuf will now effectively be doing “four jobs”, although his formal title has not been decided.
LA protests live: unrest continues into night as Trump deploys National Guard

2 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Joshua Thurston

What you need to know About 300 National Guardsmen are deployed around Los Angeles as Trump demands “strong law and order” California to sue President Trump over the “illegal, immoral and unconstitutional” deployment of the National Guard Follow live updates throughout the day on Times Radio FBI offers reward for officer assault suspect A man accused of assaulting a federal officer at an immigration protest on Saturday has been added to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Most Wanted list,...
LA riots live: protests continue into night as Trump deploys National Guard

2 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Joshua Thurston

Key moments Protests sparked by immigration raids rounding up and arresting hundreds of foreign nationals About 300 National Guardsmen are deployed around Los Angeles as Trump demands ‘strong law and order’ California to sue President Trump over the “illegal, immoral and unconstitutional” deployment of the National Guard At least ten protesters arrested in downtown Los Angeles Follow live updates throughout the day on Times Radio California to challenge Guard deployment The California...
Bring out the big buns - London’s most luxurious burgers

2 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Chiara Brown

Burgers come in all shapes and sizes, and the metrics for what makes a good one can vary. Not every burger is for every occasion, after all. Sometimes a fast food burger will give you exactly what you need, but other times the craving calls for something more considered — an expertly grilled Wagyu patty on a buttery-soft brioche bun ever so slightly toasted, for example.
How to beat the system and buy or sell your house

2 weeks ago | thetimes.com | David S. Byers

With some homebuyers and sellers facing a six-month wait for completion — and paying more in fees than ever — here’s what you can do to conquer the mountain of paperwork