Work to be carried out on Garisenda tower in new year after area around it was cordoned off due to collapse fears

Now deleted comment contained ‘unacceptable language’ about the YouTuber Nella Rose

Datsalrightgino, from Jamie Snowden’s stable in Lambourn, outstayed Mahler Mission after the final fence here on Saturday to win the Coral Gold Cup, the second-richest handicap chase of the season after the Grand National at Aintree in April. Mahler Mission was still going strongly when he took up the...

Despite the old rivalry, a Lionesses win would give players from both sides a chance of representing Team GB at the Olympics

Olaf Scholz, Germany’s safety-first chancellor, has been harshly criticised for foot-dragging on military assistance for Ukraine. As Russia’s invasion loomed, he was ridiculed for offering 5,000 helmets instead of heavy weapons. Early German doubts and prevarications delayed delivery of missiles and Leopard tanks. It got so bad that,...

The Syrian film-maker on the food that tastes of home, the author she longs to have met and the game she wins by cheating

To the laments of military historians about the accuracy of Ridley Scott’s film Napoleon, one could add some about the architecture. Christopher Wren’s Royal Naval College in Greenwich gets digitally spliced with classical architecture from France and Malta, so they all look as if they are in the same place, while Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire gets to represent both Paris and Moscow.

Two lonely souls connect in a rain-lashed Helsinki in this unexpectedly uplifting drama from the Finnish master of melancholy

Harry Winks scored a last-gasp winner as Leicester beat West Brom 2-1 in a dramatic finish to give their manager, Enzo Maresca, a winning first return to the Hawthorns. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s 72nd-minute header – his sixth goal of the season – put the Championship leaders ahead and the midfielder then set up Winks in the fourth minute of stoppage time after the Albion substitute Josh Maja appeared to have rescued a point.

Some women also discredited online after Moscow protests last month, British defence ministry says

Fabulist says he will file ethics complaints against ex-colleagues and accuses others of affairs and missing votes due to hangovers

Authorities in Honduras have issued an arrest warrant for the alleged mastermind in the case of the murdered Indigenous environmental leader Berta Cáceres. Cáceres was gunned down in her home in March 2016 in retaliation for leading a campaign to stop construction of an internationally financed hydroelectric dam.

Clockwatch: Can Arsenal extend their lead at the top of the table? Will Sheffield United leap Luton out of the relegation zone? Join Scott Murray

Heavy snowfall has brought chaos to parts of southern Germany, with air and rail traffic blocked in the Bavarian state capital of Munich. After first suspending flights until noon on Saturday (1100 GMT), Munich airport later said it would remain closed until 6am on Sunday. A spokesperson said 760 flights...

The TV presenter, 64, on his Footlights days, hatred of selfies, first embarrassing bike and the joys of just lying in his hammock

Greener neighborhoods can slow ageing process of human cells but effects of environmental racism can erase any benefits

Tahseen Ali Ahmad, Kinnan Abdalhamid and Hisham Awartani, all 20, are childhood friends and ‘incredibly tight’ – especially now

Penelope Scott is the kind of artist who brings the end of the world even into her love songs. “Planets hit planets, it doesn’t matter,” she notes blithely on Time of My Life, reeling off various doomsday scenarios over a syrupy clarinet hook. A philosophy major who...

After an outburst this week, theories resurfaced about why he bought the platform. Is Musk just a narcissist who let his ego get in the way of sensible decisions?

Wednesday will be a fateful day in Brussels, a faraway city of which post-Brexit Britain knows little and cares less. It’s the day on which the EU’s AI proposals enter the final stages of a tortuous lawmaking process. The bill is a landmark (first in the world) attempt to seriously regulate artificial intelligence (AI) based on its capacity to cause harm and will soon be in the final phase of the legislative process – so-called “trilogues” – where the EU parliament, commission and council decide what should be in the bill, and therefore become part of EU law. Big day, high stakes, in other words.