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Writing in The Observer Tony Blair bites back ‘My institute hasn’t been bought off by tech bros. AI is blowing my mind’ Andrew Rawnsley ‘Blair is a victim of selfdelusion’ Rachel Sylvester A revolution is coming: proportional...
Abit like Aladdin, Tony Blair has got his wish. Last week he fretted that the Labour party never had the policy debate it needed before preparing to remove its leader. Now that debate is happening, and it could change British politics for ever...
The government has been advised to offer screening for prostate cancer only to a few thousand men who have a genetic variant or family history that makes it most likely they will get the disease. The National Screening Committee said...
Uganda closed its border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo to prevent the spread of Ebola. Uganda has had eight confirmed cases, while the DRC has had more than 1,000 suspected cases and at least 238 deaths. The outbreak began in the...
Peter Murrell, the former chief executive of the Scottish National Party, was remanded in custody after pleading guilty to embezzling more than £400,000 from the SNP over 12 years. Murrell, 61, is likely to receive a lengthy prison sentence...
• Social media use is as much a public health risk to young people as smoking, the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges warned. • The UK sweltered on the two hottest May days on record. The temperature reached 34.8C in London on Monday, then...
More than half of the economically inactive young people in Britain have never had a job, according to a study by a former Labour health secretary. Alan Milburn called on the government to make it easier for employers to hire them and for...
Presidential elections will be held in Colombia today to choose a successor to Gustavo Petro, who in 2022 became the first leftwing president since independence. Petro is constitutionally barred from seeking a second term; his Historic...