Politics
Martin Rowson Cartoon: Tony Blair's Prescription for Young People
Martin Rowson's latest cartoon satirizes Tony Blair's controversial views on young people, depicting him prescribing outdated solutions to modern problems.
Culture
Nigel Dunnett, Landscape Designer Who Transformed Urban Spaces, Dies at 63
Nigel Dunnett, landscape designer known for naturalistic schemes like Superbloom at Tower of London and Olympic Park, dies aged 63 from cancer.
Sports
Dick Advocaat Returns to Scotland with Curaçao Before Historic World Cup
Dick Advocaat, 78, returns to Glasgow with Curaçao for a friendly against Scotland, recalling his Rangers treble and becoming the oldest World Cup coach in 2026.
Business
Video Game Hardware Crisis: Streaming as the Only Affordable Future
A reader argues that rising hardware costs make consoles unaffordable, pushing the industry toward game streaming despite its drawbacks.
Environment
Transport
Britain's Pothole Crisis: No Quick Fix
The UK's pothole problem is worsening, with councils facing billions in repairs. Experts say a long-term solution requires more funding and innovative materials.
Three Die After Fall from London High-Rise Building
Two adults and a child died after falling from a block of flats in Elephant and Castle, London. Police are treating the deaths as unexpected.
London Tube Strikes to Go Ahead on Tuesday and Thursday
RMT union confirms two 24-hour tube strikes on June 2 and 4 over four-day week proposals, causing travel disruption. TfL urges resolution.
London Bus Strikes June 2026: Routes and Dates
Eight east London bus routes will be disrupted by strikes on June 11-14. Drivers at Stagecoach's Bow garage are protesting fatigue. Full list of affected services.
London Overground Unaffected by June 2026 Tube Strikes
London Overground will run as usual during June 2026 tube strikes. RMT drivers strike on June 2 and 4. Expect busier trains and reduced interchange access. Full details.
