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Four killed overnight in Kyiv as Russia responds to Ukraine drone attack

19 hours ago | thetimes.com | Tom Parfitt

At least four people have been killed in an overnight missile and drone barrage against Kyiv, days after President Putin promised to retaliate over an audacious Ukrainian attack on Russian strategic bombers. Vitali Klitschko, the capital’s mayor, said that 20 people were also injured, with 16 receiving treatment in hospital. President Zelensky said that more than 400 drones and 40 missiles were used in overnight attacks on Ukraine.
Lord Mandelson: Starmer and Trump are ‘masters of the same drivers’

1 day ago | thetimes.com | Katy Balls

Lord Mandelson, the British ambassador to the US, was fêted by Washington’s Maga elite on Thursday night as a plaque in his honour was unveiled at Butterworth’s, a favourite restaurant for members of the Trump administration. As guests sipped Hambledon English sparkling wine, Mandelson satisfied cries for a speech. “I don’t know what to say,” he said.
Clown in a Cornfield review - a horror that holds its audience in contempt

1 day ago | thetimes.com | Kevin Maher

Moments before she is disembowelled during one of many cornfield-set murder scenes in this bargain basement horror, supporting character Ronnie (Verity Marks) complains archly: “It’s like we’re in some awful Eighties slasher movie in the corn!” Yeah, but. That’s not how irony works. Declaring your ineptitude does not insulate you from it.
Goebbels and the Führer review - earnest drama never finds its voice

1 day ago | thetimes.com | Kevin Maher

This thoughtful and thorough drama-documentary (more drama, really, than doc) about the functioning of the Nazi high command opens with a gutsy promise that, “This film shows what has never been shown.” It will seemingly lift the lid on the inner workings of the relationship between Hitler (Fritz Karl) and his propagandist-in-chief Joseph Goebbels (Robert Stadlober) and thus demonstrate how Goebbels seduced an entire populace into a “Total War” hate state via slickly made movies, comforting...
The Encampments review - America’s campus war retold, from one side only

1 day ago | thetimes.com | Kevin Maher

This timely documentary about US universities and their antagonistic relationship with the establishment begins as embedded reportage from inside the pro-Palestinian college protests of April 2024. Chief among these is Columbia University’s “Gaza Solidarity Encampment”, an impromptu settlement of roughly 50 tents on the college lawn that quickly sparked copycat protests on campuses nationwide.
The Piano Teacher (2001) review - makes Fifty Shades look rather grey

1 day ago | thetimes.com | Kevin Maher

★★★★★Forget Fifty Shades of Grey — this is one shade of “holy shit!” as Isabelle Huppert delivers the performance of her career playing a BDSM-obsessed classical pianist and professor called Erika Kohut. When Erika is not stabbing herself with razor blades in a solo bathroom sex frenzy she’s scaring hunky new student Walter (Benoît Magimel) silly with unthinkable fantasies of degradation and self-harm.
‘Zia took a swing and swung too hard’: the rows that split Reform

1 day ago | thetimes.com | Steven Swinford |Max Kendix |Aubrey Allegretti

Few figures in Reform UK were more evangelical about the prospects of Nigel Farage as a future prime minister than Zia Yusuf. “Not only will Nigel become prime minister, he will become prime minister with hundreds of MPs who are under no uncertain terms as to why they’re being elected,” the chairman of Reform UK said last year. That unswerving faith in Farage came to an abrupt end last night after Yusuf found himself embroiled in the latest in a series of brutal internal party rows.
Wise New York move an embarrassment on fringes of City pow-wow

1 day ago | thetimes.com | Alex Ralph

Shortly after Wise, the UK fintech, announced plans to move its primary listing to New York on Thursday morning, the City minister and bosses of the London Stock Exchange and regulator were gathering in the Square Mile. Wise’s surprise decision coincided with the annual conference of the Quoted Companies Alliance in London on “building brilliant companies on the UK’s public markets”.
ECHR ‘must adapt to face growing backlash against migration’

1 day ago | thetimes.com | Bruno Waterfield |Oliver Moody

The European Convention on Human Rights must adapt in the face of a growing political backlash against migration, with “no taboo” on rewriting its rules, the head of the Council of Europe has said. In a rare interview, the chief of the organisation responsible for the convention said the binding legal text for 46 countries, including Britain, which is regularly invoked in asylum cases, should be reformed.
Meet the ‘sprinting monk’ winning gold medals at the age of 81

1 day ago | thetimes.com | Ed Halford

Running never came naturally to Father John Gribben. “I nearly collapsed after that first run,” he said, recalling the first time he tried to run half a mile. “I said, ‘I’m not a runner’, but I never stopped after it.” That first attempt was in the 1950s. More than half a century later, aged 81, Gribben has won a gold medal.