It’s the right thing to do

A harrowing story of death and survival on the Atlantic migration route from west Africa, ‘the deadliest in the world’

Crystal Palace’s Bruce Elliot shares his expert tips on turning your own garden into an immaculate (playing) surface

Can Vietnam's minorities survive the 21st century?

Wayne Thiebaud at the Courtauld

Britain's civil servants are too cool for school

British aid is funding fossil fuel projects in Africa and Asia. The i Paper investigated the impact in Ghana - from soaring energy bills to claims of 'carbon colonialism'

What Japan Gets Right

What Japan Gets Right

Plus: a shocking story about a dolphin

Do Brits find their economy boring?

My university years, 2019-2022

James Cartwright killed Samantha Mickleburgh in their room at Pennyhill Park Hotel after she agreed to stay with him so he ‘didn’t feel lonely’ on his birthday

Two men died and two were injured, including the suspect, after the incident in Southwark on Monday

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Blast waves from heavy weapons may have caused brain injuries in thousands of troops, a military neurologist has warned

The High Court ruled in favour of the All England Club, which wants to build a new stadium and 38 new tennis courts on the site of Wimbledon Park Golf Club

An ocelot and an opossum were filmed walking together ‘like old friends’ in the Amazon. One theory is that the pair use each other for ‘chemical camouflage’

Caitlyn Mellor has qualified with her miniature schnauzer, Zeeva, for next year’s prestigious dog show, following in the footsteps of her mother

Lord Blair joined the Met in 1974 and as commissioner dealt with the 7/7 Tube bombings and the killing of Jean Charles de Menezes

Letter of dismissal says he made inappropriate jokes and was warned in 2019 that he faced the sack if his conduct did not improve

The singer’s abstract art, created during tour breaks, is up for sale

Samantha Mickleburgh, 54, was murdered after dining with her former partner James Cartwright in a Surrey hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant, a court was told

More than 30 sculptures will be on display in the grounds of the Royal Botanical Gardens, west London, with a secondary show planned in Wakehurst, Sussex

The former Labour leader congratulates Zarah Sultana for her ‘principled decision’ to leave Labour and pledges that ‘real change is coming’

Feud over a neighbours’ badgers leads a woman to set fire to his car

Some locals have been alarmed by‘freak’ reported as meowing and writhing on the ground while others say a man who ‘likes being a giant cat’ is harmless

The exhausted bird, weak and underweight, was nursed back to health before being returned to the Pembrokeshire coast

Karen Kneller had been told her position was untenable after testifying to MPs about the Andrew Malkinson and Oliver Campbell cases

The family of Leonna Ruka, 7, pay tribute to their ‘beautiful, bright, and loving little girl’

Births to younger parents have fallen again and, despite the growing proportion of births to foreign-born mothers, the overall number remains historically low

The group is due to be proscribed as a terrorist organisation, and several of its members already face charges of criminal damage

Airing the punk duo’s ‘death to the IDF’ chant at Glastonbury on Saturday was ‘a national shame’ says Ephraim Mirvis

Tony Juniper is ‘enthusiastic’ about reintroducing the predator, which was hunted to extinction in Britain in medieval times and poses a threat to livestock

The president said he was terminating discussions over a ‘egregious’ digital service tax, which he claimed was directly copied from EU policy

Health regulators are investigating whether genetic factors put some at greater risk of side-effects from drugs such as Mounjaro, Wegovy and Ozempic

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A mountain rescue team was called to the Watkin Path but two women were pronounced dead at the scene

Report finds that the rising average bonnet height of new cars sold in Europe and the UK is resulting in children as old as nine being hidden from drivers’ views

Researchers at the University of Cambridge find that period trackers harvest personal data which can be ‘sold at scale’

The Swedish activist is one of several being flown home after their humanitarian attempt to sail supplies to the besieged territory

Michael Lachmann, 54, who worked on the ‘Wonders’ series, slipped and fell while coming down the Grands Couloirs glacier in the Vanoise National Park