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Prepare for revolution now, Elon Musk tells London rally

US tech billionaire calls for downfall of Labour government in speech to 110,000 marchers at Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom protest

Nigel Farage is wary of the far right, and with good reason

Worried about his ability to appeal to voters, the Reform leader has tried to distance himself from Tommy Robinson

Run it up a flagpole and see if it really is patriotic

As flags spring up across the city, some speak of national pride. Others cry racism. Birmingham council just wants to tear them down…

Despair as airdrops bring only meagre relief for Gaza’s starving

Humanitarian payloads from planes are costly and largely ineffective but, with roads blocked by Israel, they remain the only way to ease people’s suffering

The killing of Anas al-Sharif is part of a ‘deadly pattern’

Six reporters were killed in a single strike in Gaza last Sunday, bringing the total to at least 242 since October 2023

‘In Gaza, $2,000 won’t even buy two weeks’ bread’

Those who can afford food in Gaza – even at dizzying prices – eat just one small meal a day. Others have to go without

Israelis find slogans are not enough to end Gaza hell

Latest failure to agree hostage release and ceasefire deal amid mass protests has added to mood of helplessness

Britain’s chance to reclaim and exert its moral authority

We must join Emmanuel Macron in recognising Palestine: it’s the only way to shift the international paralysis on Israel

Those who cover up famine in Gaza use a familiar playbook

The Israeli government is using the same method as many architects of calamity from the past 100 years

Moth Winn’s recovery was a ‘miracle’. CBD patients and their doctors tell a different story

A CBD patient on the bleak reality of living with the disease – and how The Salt Path gave them hope that has turned to anger

What did the publisher actually know?

A long disclaimer and a medical note hint that Penguin had an inkling of problems ahead

In Cornwall, Raynor Winn’s portrayals left a sour taste

Locals speak of their shock at the way they have been characterised in the bestselling book

Alarm over ‘substitutes’ sold on black market as Mounjaro price bloats

Online sellers have started promoting weight-loss treatments that are yet to receive clinical approval

‘So sick to make money out of body distress’

Now we can all live the lean dream – if we can afford the drugs, writes the author of Fat is a Feminist Issue

The Mounjaro menu: ‘They’re just not eating as much’

As appetites shrink due to medications, so do orders and bills. What does it mean for hospitality if no one is hungry?

Nvidia reports soaring profits but AI crash could set it back

It’s boom time for AI, says firm’s founder Jensen Huang, but some fear a dotcom-type blowout is on the way

Dismay in nursery sector as free hours plan expands

Increase to 30 hours a week from tomorrow is popular with parents but early years providers say the cash they will receive won’t cover costs

This Labubu bubble will turn ugly

Pop Mart’s surging profits and an inflated secondary market will only last as long as ugly doll fad