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Quim Aranda

Starmer's credibility and political future are at stake with the new budgets

Economy | 26/11/2025

British Chancellor Rachel Reeves appears on a screen in a restaurant in the Canary Wharf financial district as she presents the new budget to Parliament on Wednesday at midday.

The other Chelsea-Barça: poisoned flowers for Lamine Yamal and 20 empty chairs due to UEFA's stubbornness

Sports | 26/11/2025

From left to right, José Manuel, Marc, Edu and Jordi, this Tuesday night, before entering Stamford Bridge.

A Premier League giant trapped in its own financial engineering

Sports | 24/11/2025

The Stamford Bridge stands.

Richard H. Thaler: "There is no serious economist who defends Trump's trade policy"

Misc | 19/11/2025

Professor Emeritus Richard H. Theler of the University of Chicago, during his visit to London in November.

Twenty years to obtain permanent residency: the British recipe against immigration

International | 16/11/2025

A group of migrants to the waters of the Manguera canal, at the beginning of August

Trump doubles down on his threat against the BBC and talks of a lawsuit for up to $5 billion

Media | 15/11/2025

Donald Trump speaks to the press aboard Air Force One on Friday night, on his flight to Florida

Overcrowded hospitals are forcing Britons to travel abroad for treatment

International | 14/11/2025

British Health Minister Wes Streeting, last Wednesday, in central London.

The BBC apologizes to Trump but refuses to pay any compensation.

Media | 14/11/2025

Outgoing BBC Director-General Tim Davie speaks outside BBC headquarters in London this Tuesday morning.

DNA analysis of Adolf Hitler shows that he had only one testicle and a micropenis

Culture | 13/11/2025

Hitler to Nazi Germany.

The British government defends the BBC but does not clarify whether it should apologize to Trump.

Media | 11/11/2025

Outgoing BBC Director-General Tim Davie speaks outside BBC headquarters in London this Tuesday morning.

European airports don't know how to defend themselves against the drone threat

International | 11/11/2025

Flight cancellations and delays are among the most damaging effects of drones, not to mention the risks to aircraft safety. The image shows a Ryanair plane at Stansted Airport.

Trump threatens BBC with a billion-dollar lawsuit over a "false, defamatory, and misleading" documentary

Media | 10/11/2025

Deborah Turness, the former head of news at the BBC, arriving this Monday morning at Broadcasting House in central London.

The right-wing media ousts the BBC director and the head of news

Media | 10/11/2025

Tim Davie outside the BBC headquarters in Scotland

“I hope the United States doesn’t come to the Amazon COP,” says the Brazilian negotiator.

International | 09/11/2025

Brazilian military police conduct a security drill in preparation for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), which begins in Belém do Pará, Brazil, on November 10.

Culture war in the United Kingdom over soldiers killed on the battlefield

International | 08/11/2025

A picture of the 'red poppies' bus stop featuring Rudolph Champagne in the lobby of Liverpool Street station last Wednesday.

London tightens controls on violent pornography and the use of intimate images

International | 04/11/2025

A teenager consuming pornography on a computer

A "toned-down" independence movement aspires to govern Wales

International | 03/11/2025

An image of the Welsh Parliament, Senedd, in Cardiff, in an archive image.

British police rule out terrorism as a motive in the train stabbing.

International | 02/11/2025

Emergency and forensic teams on the platform of Huntingdon station last night, following the knife attack.

Charles III strips his brother Andrew of all royal titles

International | 30/10/2025

Prince Andrew of York

I've read the book by Jeffrey Epstein's most prominent victim and it's 400 pages of horror.

International | 25/10/2025

Copies of 'Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice', the posthumous memoir of Virginia Giuffre, the most prominent victim of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, are on sale at Foyles Bookshop in London this week.