Netflix drops explosive trailer for Britney vs Spears documentary: ‘I just want my life back’

Netflix has dropped the first full trailer for Britney vs Spears, its explosive documentary about the music legend and her conservatorship.

Why Kabul’s ‘ex’ mayor is still coming in to work every day, even after the Taliban replaced him

‘I am here because I am responsible to the people of Kabul’

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  We left Afghans in the lurch. The least we can do is ensure they don’t starve to death | Opinion

  Miami Herald
• ‘Who will rebuild the country?’ Educated Afghans’ stay-or-go struggle.

  Christian Science Monitor

'This is a test for Britain' - Telegraph readers on the seemingly secret agenda to reunite Ireland

Amidst the trade row over Northern Ireland is a battle which could threaten the future of the UK. In his piece, Gordon Rayner explores how clashes over the Northern Ireland Protocol mask a not-so-hidden agenda to reunite Ireland. Unionists believe this is the true reason for the Republic of Ireland’s recent belligerence.

Ford in talks to build electric transmissions at Halewood plant in boost for UK car industry

Ford Motor Company is nearing a decision to build a new generation of electric transmission systems at its Halewood plant on Merseyside, a move that would herald positive news for the British automotive industry. Sky News has learnt that the Michigan-based car giant is expected to deliver its verdict within weeks about whether to commit substantial investment to the UK site as it shifts to all-electric vehicle production by 2030. Industry sources said on Thursday that Ford was in talks with officials at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) about the proposals to build a new eTrans system at Halewood.

11 best laptop stands for working from home in comfort

Revamp your makeshift setup with these useful accessories

Strictly star Tilly Ramsay: Production team working hard to keep us safe

The live shows will begin on Saturday amid reports three of the professionals are not jabbed.

Manhunt: Colin Sutton's wife subverts all the crime-drama clichés

Louise Sutton is, in every sense, a real person.

Business chiefs fear M25 climate protesters could target new London routes

Business leaders fear environmental protesters could next target major routes in and out of London after a judge granted an interim injuction to ban them only from the M25. Government lawyers are today looking at the options for wider-ranging powers that could see protesters locked up if they set foot on any strategic trunk road, not just the M25. One senior London business figure said: “There are ways of protesting and they should not involve jumping in front of traffic at 70mph on the motorway.”

Dad of 3 girls killed in New Zealand says he's forgiven wife

The father of three young girls who were killed last week in New Zealand says his precious angels had been ripped away from him in a loss he would carry with him for the rest of his life

Bank of England ramps up inflation forecast again but takes no action to help cool prices

The Bank of England has again ramped up its warnings about rising prices and admitted the economy is not growing as fast as it had expected. The Bank said its staff now expected growth during the current third quarter to come in 1% weaker than estimated just last month amid the deteriorating price boom. The challenges include extra costs associated with a shortage of workers, global supply chain delays and surging energy prices including the record rise in wholesale gas costs.

China sends 19 fighter jets towards Taiwan in show of force

China has sent 19 fighter jets toward Taiwan in a large display of force

10 best wine coolers for keeping your drinks perfectly chilled

Never sip lukewarm vino again

Graham Norton Explains Why The Pandemic Made Him Rethink His Plans To Retire

The presenter says he's now busier than ever, despite wanting to take his "foot off the pedal a bit".

Royal Mail sees costs rise but confident in profits thanks to parcel boost

The group said it is facing increasing cost pressures across its Royal Mail and European and US parcel business GLS.

LA residents says they can solve mystery of English speaking woman with amnesia found on Croatia beach

‘One hundred per cent – there is no doubt in my mind it’s her,’ landlord says

Emmanuel Macron in ‘dark rage’ as French media react to Boris Johnson’s ‘first victory for global Britain’

Dubbing Britain’s part in the Australia submarine deal "Johnson’s first victory for Global Britain”, conservative daily Le Figaro was the exception in the French press on Thursday as it pored over the ramifications of the phone call between Emmanuel Macron and Joe Biden.

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  France's Le Drian says restoring confidence with U.S. will require time

  Reuters
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  French submarine builder to bill Australia for sunk contract

  Axios

Woman loses High Court challenge over Down’s syndrome abortion law

Terminations can be allowed up until birth in Down’s syndrome cases.

Tyson Fury won’t take ‘risk’ of getting second Covid jab before Deontay Wilder fight

Fury fights Wilder for a third time next month

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  Fury vs Wilder 3 undercard: Who is fighting, what time the action starts and how to watch live

  The Telegraph
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  Eddie Hearn insists he would be ‘shocked’ if Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury didn’t happen

  The Independent

Police hunt for missing British girl, 15, who disappeared from home in Majorca

Emina Ilora Alice Winterbottom, 15, went missing on 31 August from her home in Palma, Majorca, according to reports.

Health officials recommend no change to Northern Ireland Covid rules

Ministers are holding their first face-to-face meeting in almost a year at Stormont.

Gillian Anderson ‘hopes’ her kids haven’t watched Sex Education

‘When it first came out, I told them they weren’t allowed to [watch the show]’ actor said

Exclusive: London’s Thames Clippers sail towards sustainability

Zero carbon fuel, hybrid engines and ‘intelligent propulsion’, Sean Collins, co-founder and CEO of Uber Boat by Thames Clippers says the capital’s river buses must go green

Alexander Litvinenko: court judgment on assassinated Russian spy has cross-border implications

The European court of human rights has found the Russian state responsible for Litvinenko’s death by poisoning.