Ten-time champion in Melbourne receives a hostile reaction following shock retirement after losing the first set to Alexander ...

In Profits & Persecution, scholar Peter Hayes presents a layered study of how complicit German businesses really were with ...

Mohammed al-Ghabra is still sanctioned in Britain and America but has never been convicted of any offence and always denied ...

Professor believes marking was made by Bertie Gray, the stonemason and politician who oversaw secret repair of the Scottish ...

When Bridget Jones first appeared in the Independent newspaper 30 years ago, Australian wine was the big new thing ...

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Sharp rise in girls suffering dysphoria, with twice as many cases as in boys, study of GP records in England shows ...

Hampshire Constabulary criticised for initiative, viewed as ‘waste’ of time and money in area replete with unsolved ...

Waitrose has reversed its decision to shrink the size and quality of its Essential Waitrose bathroom tissue following a ...

The United Arab Emirates is at risk of total wipeout on a £600m loan it provided to the Barclay family as part of its doomed ...

When a group of pub owners went on a skiing trip to Mayrhofen in Austria earlier this month, the holiday chat didn’t centre ...

Consumer confidence has fallen to more than a year-low, as fears over Britain slipping into recession are growing. Families ...