Marine Le Pen's grip on France is growing, and liberal Europe should be on notice

From mulching to manuring, the jobs to put on your list today

An Omani national has been named as the suspect who allegedly stabbed the captain of an Israel-bound plane

Chin and Choo Taylor share their easy go-to recipes to have a fakeaway at home

Behind the rebellious cool and the pin-up looks was a vulnerable boy caught in the headlights of fame

Holidaying with two large dogs can be tricky, but sharing a tent with them proves to be the perfect solution

A friendly Alabama crowd helped launch the President's political career, but a decade on his approval rating sits at record lows

After spending his first two days in the castle worried he'd been killed in plain sight, Kemp's fellow Faithfuls are now wondering if he's been recruited

'These organisers had no idea what they were doing. Now it is World War III,' a founder of fan group The 1958, who resigned last week, tells The i Paper

Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak, who is also a senior member of the Abu Dhabi government, met with Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds

Joshua Kerry, 28, has been charged with one count of preparation of terrorist acts

Author of benefits review, Sir Stephen Timms, has said switching from cash would be 'voluntary'

Former students say such stories are not uncommon across US campuses

Whatever happens, City have built something very difficult to tear down

Employees at Ofwat are threatening to strike, citing 14 months of "uncertainty and drift" after the Government pledged to scrap the regulator

I’ve probably spent over £150,000 on him over the last 25 years if you add up the shopping, cars, boats, holidays

I wanted to tell her to hide in a cave with no Wifi — but I also want her to feel confident, empowered and know the risks

The broadcaster talks about moving out of London, the loneliness of women’s sport and what she has learnt from getting older

From Mike Dean getting offered out to Sun Jihai catching birthday strays,

Proportional representation would reassure Brussels any deal with the UK wouldn't be torn up by a Reform government, experts argue

As he publishes his latest cosy crime novel, Richard Osman talks to Helen Brown about his sugar addiction and how books are the antidote to AI slop

Hundreds of schools are closed as students rail against poor facilities and absent teachers

Defence experts said the public does not know the full realities about the gaps in Britain’s homeland defence

Tehran may have used criminal proxies in the alleged scheme, experts say, as a sixth man has been arrested in relation to the incident

The former Manchester mayor praised the club's owners for their investment in the region, saying he was 'concerned' they might leave the UK over cheating case