OnlyFans and AI training: why gen Z doesn’t care where our money comes from
With traditional goals such as stability and home ownership feeling out of reach, young people are focused on the present
The London office, the empty boxes and the £1bn tax loophole
Exclusive: How a court case over an unoccupied office block could end a widely used tax avoidance scheme
‘There’s no place to go’: providers see more abortions later in pregnancy as bans spread in US
Patients are showing up ‘later and sicker’ for abortion care as more US states adopt bans and significant restrictions
British family plead with French authorities to release body of relative who died in the Channel
Jasmeet Wadhwa, who fled Taliban persecution in Afghanistan, lost his life in April
Devastated by floods and overwhelmed by bodies, Nepalis weep for what remains of their homes
Relatives of those missing have been given PowerPoint slideshows of recovered bodies in effort to speed up identification of the dead
Met Gala exhibition honoring John Galliano is cancelled after backlash
Fashion designer was convicted of hate crime by French court in 2011 after series of racist and antisemitic remarks
‘It saved my couch’: 10 items cat owners swear by to pet-proof their home
A calming diffuser, a built-in scratching post and more tools to persuade your cat to stop scratching your nicest couch
Do you have a bespoke ‘dirty zone’?
Apparently a dedicated mud room will make you less stressed. But I have a very different approach, writes Emma Beddington
Your indoor cat is bored. Here are the best toys and tools in the US to fix that
From ‘cat crack’ to cardboard boxes, these are the toys and tools that cat experts recommend to enrich the life of your favorite feline
‘The leash is his best friend’: how (and why) I walk my cat outside like a dog
I used to think certain activities were reserved for either dogs or cats, but walking Tux has enriched both of our lives. Here’s how I got started – and experts’ best tips
Burnham’s bumpy ride ahead: PM’s in-tray full of dilemmas as parliament returns
Labour leader faces tough decisions on issues such as North Sea drilling, electoral reform and defence spending
Anthropic sued over alleged theft of ‘tens of thousands’ of songs
AI company faces multibillion dollar lawsuit over misuse of copyrighted songs to train Claude models
I’m giving birth as a battle rages over maternity care in Ireland. We shouldn’t have to pay to feel safe
An unfair two-tier system is, at last, giving way to universal state care. But private interests and highly paid doctors are resisting, says journalist Caelainn Hogan