Below is a THREAD with some shorter clips of the most important messages from my boys’ interview regarding their father’s incarceration. Please share if you can. 1) His conditions in jail

I wrote, for UnHerd, about Andrew Norfolk: unherd.com/newsroom/andre…

My thanks to the people of the UK for providing me with sanctuary, opportunity and the chance to not only serve but belong! Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office theguardian.com/world/2025/may…

If the news seems gloomy, here's a lovely, happy story about the wonders of modern medicine nytimes.com/2025/05/15/hea…

A convicted criminal who arrived on a small boat was given a taxpayer-funded flat — and used it to orchestrate the transport of thousands more ⬇️ thetimes.com/uk/crime/artic…

NEW 👀: The Royal College of Ophthalmologists has written to minister Stephen Kinnock calling for an inquiry into private cataract surgery companies following a Sunday Times investigation:

I asked the BBC six months ago for the internal emails about the Huw Edwards scandal. They reveal: - There was a complaint made against Huw in the aftermath of the Jimmy Savile scandal - Huw agreed to hand back part of the money in August. He has not. thetimes.com/uk/media/artic…

Yet another belter from the brilliant Rosamund Urwin thetimes.com/uk/media/artic…

Fine piece on Geoff Dyer by Johanna Thomas-Corr. Geoff appeared many times in our Festival of Ideas. Look forward to reading his new book. thetimes.com/article/494075…

"An Iraqi asylum seeker who was granted UK nationality but later stripped of his citizenship over his alleged links to a prolific people-smuggling ring has managed to return to the country using his British passport." You couldn't make it up... thetimes.com/article/f289ee…

It was a delight to talk to the brilliant Bessie Carter about her starring role as Nancy in the forthcoming Mitford sisters series (more punk than period drama) Official UKTV BBC Studios BritBox US thetimes.com/article/2dff6f…

I was on a trek to find a 3ft rat. Then men with machetes arrived ⬇️ thetimes.com/world/australa…

NEW: House of Commons has been forced to apologise after allowing a transgender woman to use female-only lavatories on the parliamentary estate despite the recent Supreme Court ruling that protects single-sex spaces. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar… w/@rosamundurwin

The F1 driver whose 176mph crash inspired Brad Pitt’s film Great piece by Rosamund Urwin thetimes.com/article/423071…

I had the great joy of interviewing Lord Lipsey last year for The House magazine and he was such wonderful company. My thoughts are with his family. theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

SUNDAY TIMES EXCLUSIVE🚨 Reform MP James McMurdock suspended after investigation into £70,000 of Covid loans He borrowed money via two companies: one dormant, the other with negligible assets He will not say what legitimate purpose they served (1/) thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

Murdock threatened us to be "very, very careful" when approached with allegations- but would not address claims he used Bounce Back loans to borrow cash when Covid struck. One firm is J A M Financial, which, after borrowing cash, he transferred to his mum 2/

The other is Gym Live Health and Fitness Limited, which was dormant until the pandemic Both failed to file accounts - a criminal offence - and were due to be wound up in 2023 when the companies regulator received an intervention from a third party 3/

EXCL: Jeremy Corbyn and team repeatedly urged Zarah Sultana to walk back on launch of new party last week Leaked texts show Team Corbyn fury as senior aide wrote: “Neither Jeremy nor Laura [his wife] deserves to be treated with such a lack of respect" thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

Penniless and homeless, Raynor and Moth Winn found fame with The Salt Path: the story of their 630-mile walk to salvation. It became a global bestseller and was adapted into a major film. But we can reveal it wasn’t the whole truth. Chloe Hadjimatheou Read: bit.ly/3GtJXsy