A record of what was published, when, and how it changed.

Jannik Sinner to miss US Open with knee injury

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News comes after Carlos Alcaraz revealed he will make his comeback from a wrist injury at Flushing Meadows

At least 19 killed in Russian drone strikes on Ukraine

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At least 19 people have been killed in separate Russian attacks on Ukraine.

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Home-schooled 12-year-old's GCSEs success

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Ariel has achieved a total of five grade 9s, a grade 8 and an advanced mathematics qualification.

Gold and bitcoin surge after US bond market selloff; UK economy on ‘firmer footing’ - as it happened

By Alex Daniel

Rolling coverage of the latest events in global financial markets, the economy and major corporate moves Economists are also taking heart from the PMI survey, which will come as a welcome positive sign after the less-than-ideal public finances data earlier this morning. Jake Finney, a senior economist at PwC, said: The latest PMI data provides increasingly encouraging signs that the economy is finding firmer footing.

Gun stash in German forest believed to be linked to Russia, say reports

By Deborah Cole in Berlin

Germany seeking to extradite suspect from Romania over guns it is feared could have been used ⁠in assassinations Germany is seeking to extradite a suspect from Romania over the discovery of an underground stash of weapons in a forest near Berlin that German media reports have linked to Russian intelligence. Two weeks after German authorities found a drone carrying explosives at Leipzig airport, the interior minister,

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First funerals of teenagers killed in M9 collision take place

By Ronan McGreevy, David Raleigh

Joe Carthy (15) was youngest of the five people who died in a BMW car driven the wrong way down the motorway

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England beat Pakistan by an innings and 103 runs: first men’s cricket Test, day three – live reaction

By Rob Smyth (now), Tim de Lisle (later)

Updates from Headingley; play starts 11am BST Day two: Brook keeps England on top | Sign up for the Spin 83rd over: England 367-8 (Smith 17, Archer 0) A quiet first over of the day from Mohammad Abbas, with just a single to Jamie Smith. The new ball is available but the left-arm spinner Ali Usman, who took five of the six wickets to fall yesterday, is going to continue at the other end. The second Test between Austra

'Robust' reply to Israeli settlement plan needed: McEntee

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Ireland will press for a stronger international response to Israel's plans for 1,200 settlement housing units in the West Bank.

Rise in farm payment schemes to tackle fodder shortages

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Payments given to farmers under a number of schemes will see an increase from 70% to 75% as part of a plan to alleviate the effects of fodder shortages.

Three Argentina players banned over World Cup final brawl

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Three Argentina players have been banned for their part in a brawl at the end of last month's World Cup final against Spain, while the South American nation have been fined for displaying a Falkland Islands banner after the semi-final win over England.

Irish pub-goers pay 11 times more tax on a pint than in Spain or Germany, research finds

By Conor Pope

Wine and whiskey also heavily taxed as drinks industry calls on Government to stop ‘killing’ Irish pubs

Palestine Action ‘Barclays five’ will not be sentenced as terrorists

By Raphael Boyd

Activists who targeted bank in Burnley were found guilty in June of causing damage exceeding £200,000 Five Palestine Action activists who vandalised a Barclays branch in Burnley will not be sentenced as terrorists, a judge has ruled. Dubbed the Barclays five, Brendon O’Hagan, 28; Amanda Kelly, 31; Hmeera Atiqnisar, 31; Mohammed Malik, 28; and Alma Yaniv, 70, were all found guilty in June of causing damage exceeding £

Tour of Britain Women: Kim Le Court storms to stage three win and overall lead

By PA Media

Mauritian rider bursts clear on final climb of Great Orme Le Court leads GC standings with two stages remaining Mauritius’s Kim Le Court powered to victory in stage three of the Tour of Britain in Llandudno and moved top of the general classification. The 30-year-old AG Insurance-Soudal rider attacked with 2.5km to go on the 104.7km route from Mold to cross the summit finish on Great Orme 13 seconds ahead of Germany’

A History of Paper review – Shirley Henderson and Alan Cumming sing a fragile romance

By Mark Fisher

Pitlochry Festival theatre Oliver Emanuel’s musical love story between tenement neighbours is told via origami gifts and restaurant receipts It started as a BBC radio drama in 2016, and was reworked as a small-scale musical two years ago. Now, A History of Paper gets the mainstage treatment with two bona fide stars in the leads. The good news is that little is overblown about the production. Stars or not, Shirley Hen

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Win a Ninja 3-in-1 cold press juicer, slicer, and shredder

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The Irish Times has teamed up with Ninja to give away their latest kitchen gadget to one lucky subscriber.

Airbus bows to remote working demands after series of strikes

By Kalyeena Makortoff and agencies

Aeroplane maker said to have watered down plans to restrict working from home to one day a week Airbus has bowed to employee demands on remote working, after a series of strikes over its chief executive’s return-to-the office orders. The world’s largest aeroplane maker is said to have watered down plans to restrict remote working to one day a week from September. At present, staff are able to work remotely for two. C

‘We’re not remotely prepared’: Labour MPs fear party has gone soft on climate crisis

By Aletha Adu and Kiran Stacey

Polls suggest growing scepticism around net zero, with politicians uncertain how to proceed UK politics live – latest updates Britain has experienced a summer of record-breaking wildfires, deadly heat and drought, with almost 2,900 heat-associated deaths recorded in England during May and June alone. Homes have been destroyed by fires in the West Midlands, and deadly wildfires have swept across Europe. Despite the ev

Meghan as the next Bond? Five roles that almost certainly don’t lie behind UK return

By Esther Addley

Reports say Duke and Duchess of Sussex may have returned to Britain due to ‘top secret’ acting role for Meghan – we try to guess what it might be In 2022, two years after she and Prince Harry bolted to California in an unhappy exit from the royal family, the Duchess of Sussex was asked if she could foresee a return to acting. “No, I’m done,” she told Variety magazine. “I guess never say never, but my intention is to

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First ever Fat Marmot Week to kick off in effort to raise money for research

By Associated Press

Researchers hope contest – similar to Fat Bear Week – starting Monday will be latest wildlife watching craze Monday sees the start of what researchers hope will be the latest wildlife watching craze – Fat Marmot Week. Last winter was tough for marmots living high in the Colorado mountains, where researchers say two-thirds of one population died while hibernating because of insufficient snow cover. Continue reading...

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Durham v Derby, Notts v Surrey, and more: county cricket, day two – live

By Tanya Aldred

Updates from around the grounds Day one roundup | Sign up for the Spin | Mail Tanya Headbanded Randell to Stokes. A healthy crowd watch from the white bucket seats in the permanent-temporary stand. Stokes leaves one that slides across his stumps. An edge from Stokes …skews through the slips. Continue reading...

Biggest El Niño for a century forecast to bring UK more autumn rain and storms

By Matthew Weaver and Damien Gayle

‘Unprecedented’ weather pattern over Pacific Ocean to be felt worldwide, with severe droughts expected in some areas The El Niño event developing over the Pacific Ocean is likely to be the strongest for more than a century and make 2027 another record-breaking year for heat, the UK’s Met Office has said. Increased rainfall and storms are forecast to hit the UK this autumn as a result of the “unprecedented” weather pa

Burnham to dispatch 100 Whitehall officials to help regional mayors

By Rowena Mason and Heather Stewart

Civil service scheme announced after PM convened local leaders to ‘situation room’ meeting from No 10 North UK politics live – latest updates Andy Burnham is to send more than 100 Whitehall officials to bolster the teams of regional mayors, after convening leaders from across England from his base at No 10 North to discuss how to spread growth. The government described the meeting as a “situation room” to bring local

Watching the Premier League in Ireland is a strikingly costly business

By Gavin Cooney

Irish fans paying second-highest price in Europe for Premier League access

Prince Harry and others to pay over £9.5m in Mail's costs

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Britain's Prince Harry and six others must pay more than £9.5m (€11.1m) to the Daily Mail's publisher by the end of next week.

A party, 101 princesses and an eccentric millionaire: Jon Ronson on a mysterious castle – and what it taught him about masculinity in crisis

By Jon Ronson

When my son texted me from a Connecticut fortress in the middle of the night with an alarming message, it set me on a quest to understand the bizarre lifestyle of its owner I awoke one morning in the summer of 2023 to discover that, while I’d slept, my son Joel had been texting my wife and me a series of unnerving messages about a perilous situation he had found himself in, in Connecticut. From what I could tell, as