Canada’s Liberals sweep special elections as voters back Carney’s stand against Trump
The Independentby Rob Gillies·1 Sept 2026
Canada’s governing Liberals have secured victories in three special elections on Monday, providing a significant boost to Prime Minister Mark Carney amidst an intensifying trade dispute with U.S.
How families could save £1,200 a year on school lunches and uniforms
The Independentby Rebecca Whittaker·1 Sept 2026
Annual back-to-school costs can be pricey for parents, but families could save £1,200 this year on school uniforms and lunches.
Andrew’s former 30-room royal mansion to go back up for lease – with a hefty bill
The Independentby Rebecca Whittaker·1 Sept 2026
The Royal Lodge, which was formerly home to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, is set to go back up for lease.
Hegseth accused of ‘body shaming’ cadet youth instructor amid Pentagon exodus
The Independentby Joe Sommerlad·1 Sept 2026
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been accused of “body shaming” a youth cadet instructor after posting her picture on social media.
Flea season is here – how to protect your pet this summer, according to a vet
The Independentby Lois Mackenzie·1 Sept 2026
Summer might be winding down, but there’s one seasonal pest pet owners shouldn’t be letting their guard down against: the flea.
For a century, journalists have had a voluntary ethics code. Editors are giving it an AI-era reboot
The Independentby Jocelyn Noveck·1 Sept 2026
Walk into a corner of a newsroom somewhere and you can often find it affixed to a bulletin board, perhaps peeking out from behind the coffee pot: the Society of Professional Journalists’s Code of...
Trump team is planning its own ‘Shark Tank’ competition with Nicki Minaj
The Independentby Rhian Lubin·1 Sept 2026
The Trump administration is set to host its own Shark Tank-style competition later this month, with rapper Nicki Minaj and Superman actor Dean Cain as judges.
Dehydration warning signs to know after Lionel Richie rushed to ICE
The Independentby Anastasia Ugwuanyi·1 Sept 2026
What causes dehydration? Dehydration can be defined as loss of intracellular body water. To understand the causes it’s important to set out some basic information about our bodies in relation to...
Scientists detect the most compelling indication of dark matter to date
The Independentby Andrew Griffin and Rod Minchin·1 Sept 2026
Scientists may have found the most significant indication of dark matter ever. An intriguing particle interaction – found during a search for dark matter, the elusive, invisible substance that is...
Trump considering new wave of strikes to stop Strait of Hormuz attacks
The Independentby James C. Reynolds·1 Sept 2026
Donald Trump is considering a new wave of strikes against Iran amid growing concern that Tehran has rebuilt its military capacity, as both sides traded direct fire for the first time in a month.
A Canadian island appeared — then disappeared — before appearing again
The Independentby Isabel Keane·1 Sept 2026
A large tree-covered island that mysteriously appeared — then disappeared — in northwestern Canada has been found once again.
Fears motorists could be ‘short-changed’ on car finance compensation
The Independentby Anna Wise·1 Sept 2026
A consumer advocacy group has alleged that Britain’s financial regulator focused on reducing the cost of its £9.1 billion motor finance compensation package for lenders rather than safeguarding...
Newsom urged to intervene as Catalina deer slaughter gets green light
The Independentby Paul Farrell·1 Sept 2026
Thousands of mule deer on Catalina Island could begin being killed as early as Tuesday under a newly active state permit, prompting Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn to make a last-minute...
Norwegian queen’s son freed from house arrest to attend King Harald V’s funeral
The Independentby Suha Kidwai·1 Sept 2026
The disgraced son of Norway’s new queen will be allowed to leave house arrest despite a recent rape conviction to attend the state funeral of King Harald V.
Tempting late-summer stays and packing essentials
The Independentby The Independent·1 Sept 2026
There’s no feeling quite like the anticipation of a restorative trip away. From chic retreats to suitcase inspiration, this curated list covers all the essentials for a memorable end-of-summer...
Arteta fixed Arsenal’s biggest weakness to leave rivals with a major problem
The Independentby Richard Jolly·1 Sept 2026
Mikel Arteta is the manager who is an advocate of bigger squads. On matchdays, anyway, with the Spaniard rationalising that he does not like telling Arsenal’s 21st, 22nd and 23rd men that they will...
Joshua Kushner regrets involvement in World Cup sell-off plan
The Independentby Luke Baker·1 Sept 2026
Joshua Kushner – the brother of Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner – has expressed regret at becoming involved in the controversial plans of Fifa president Gianni Infantino to sell off stakes...
Argos becomes first UK retailer to sell plug-in solar panels
The Independentby Alice Reynolds·1 Sept 2026
You can now legally buy and install plug-in solar panels in British homes as part of the government’s plans to help reduce electricity costs.
Disney hit with lawsuit over alleged ‘I don’t trust Black people’ remark
The Independentby Paul Farrell·1 Sept 2026
A Black former employee has filed a lawsuit against The Walt Disney Co. and digital information provider Capgemini America Inc., alleging that his Latino IT team leader made inappropriate workplace...
Japan’s oldest person shares secret to a long life before her death aged 115
The Independentby William McGee·1 Sept 2026
A former doctor, who was Japan’s oldest living person, shared the remarkably simple secret to her longevity before her death at the age of 115.
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