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About 115 people were injured after a bar in Crans-Montana went up in flames. Witnesses have blamed the fire on sparklers allegedly used inside
Claire Irvin has frequented Le Constellation since a gap year in the Nineties and watched it morph through its roles at centre of an expanding resort
David Johnstone says new legislation is ‘eating at the very fabric of the armed forces’
The president gave Russian state TV an insight into his ‘non-stop’ work in the Kremlin, yet his existence is said to be increasingly isolated
With more bosses than strikers, Stamford Bridge is not an easy place to work. Italian coach got it wrong despite triumphant moments on the pitch
Infrastructure for Oxford-Cambridge corridor is not being delivered, warn the tech billionaire Larry Ellison, AstraZeneca, GSK, Airbus and others
Schools to take over from parents to deal with authorities directly for pupils with only ‘moderate’ needs in government proposal to cut soaring bills
The attack in 1987 was one of the most devastating of The Troubles. The suspect subsequently moved to the US but is now back in Northern Ireland
David Eldridge reveals former spy ran the rule over him in an ‘unnerving’ meeting to ensure The Spy Who Came in from the Cold was in the right hands
Colour is out, as Pantone picks Cloud Dancer — a pale off-white — as its hue for 2026. Is it cowardice, or are we taking refuge in safe neutrals?
Guess how the year will go for Sir Keir Starmer, Donald Trump, England at the World Cup and more — and in 12 months’ time, we’ll show you how you did
Just when the show seemed to be lost in Marvel-style action nonsense, it found its very best side again in its tear-drenched farewell to each of the beloved characters
In the fourth year of Russia’s full-scale invasion, our journalists reported from the front line
Labour makes it hard to get rid of leaders, plus the party is divided and challengers may lack the necessary bottle
Cartoon by Peter Schrank
Some final-salary schemes have made such low returns that savers have been asked to pay in more
James Brown on midlife hearing loss (and what not to say to anyone struggling with it)
Save historic Britain, sort out the BBC and sweet-talk the rich — the culture secretary has urgent business to attend to this year
Now is the time to find great holiday bargains for 2026. Our expert shares his top finds, whether you’re after a discounted Devon hotel or a far-flung escape
Amateur point-to-point rider turned the late Queen Elizabeth’s industrious representative at Ascot and adviser on her horses, dies aged 66
The fictional lives, homes and wardrobes of the rich and famous, as seen on screen