Usyk snubs Tyson Fury as back-up plan to Anthony Joshua amid contract dispute
The Independentby Alex Pattle·8 Sept 2026
Oleksandr Usyk will not be Tyson Fury’s “back-up plan”, according to the Ukrainian’s trainer, after Fury called out his old foe amid stalled talks with Anthony Joshua.
Billy Joel mourns death of early bandmate Jon Small after affair tested friendship
The Independentby Tom Murray·8 Sept 2026
Billy Joel has announced the death of his longtime collaborator and friend, Jon Small, on social media.
Computacenter profits nearly double on surging demand for AI infrastructure
The Independentby Anna Wise·8 Sept 2026
Technology provider Computacenter has revealed its profits nearly doubled after cashing in on demand for data centre equipment to power AI systems in the US.
What to expect as Republicans gather in Dallas for Trump’s midterm convention
The Independentby Michelle Price·8 Sept 2026
Republicans are heading to Dallas this week for a two-day event conceived by President Donald Trump to energize his base prior to the upcoming midterm elections.
Iran’s upgraded ballistic missiles as Tehran issues fresh warning to US warships
The Independentby Amir-Hussein Radjy and Cara Anna·8 Sept 2026
Iran has issued a fresh threat to the US over its newly upgraded ballistic missile, with officials warning that the nation "will take action against any threat, even before it is carried out."
Best Vodafone discount codes for September 2026 – how to save 25%
The Independentby Steve Hogarty·8 Sept 2026
Best Vodafone promo codes and deals today Looking for Vodafone promo codes and deals? We’ve got the latest verified Vodafone discounts on SIM-only plans, broadband packages, iPhones and Samsung...
Apple is about to reveal the most dramatic iPhone redesign ever – but there’s a catch
The Independentby Andrew Griffin·8 Sept 2026
Apple is about to unveil its first ever foldable iPhone – but there’s a catch. The device, rumoured to be known as the iPhone Ultra, is rumoured to feature a display on the outside but then can be...
The six best places in the UK for a solo staycation
The Independentby Lydia Swinscoe·8 Sept 2026
When planning a solo mini break, European cities are often the go-to. But look a little closer to home, and you’ll find the UK has so many brilliant places worth venturing to alone.
Ireland to announce major changes to citizenship rules. Here’s what we know
The Independentby Cillian Sherlock and Cate McCurry·8 Sept 2026
Requiring language proficiency for citizenship would ensure applicants have a "capacity to contribute to society", the Taoiseach has stated.
Stag flees hunters in dramatic footage as police launch investigation
The Independentby Bryony Gooch·8 Sept 2026
Police have launched an investigation after footage was released of a deer hurtling for safety while pursued by people on horseback and on foot.
This charming UK national park is perfect for an autumn hiking trip
The Independentby Jake Hall·8 Sept 2026
As my friend and I pause to reload our map of the Peak District and get our bearings, we meet the gaze of a seasoned hiker, his face lathered with suncream and his head covered by a sensible...
Father only found out son had died three weeks after car crash due to a police error
The Independentby Dave Higgens·8 Sept 2026
A father only found out his son had died three weeks after he was in a car crash due to a police identification error.
Hurricane Lowell: Hawaii braces for heavy rain as schools set to close
The Independentby Neve Dawson·8 Sept 2026
Hawaii Governor Josh Green has closed schools and government offices on Oahu and the westernmost islands of Kauai and Niihau for Tuesday.
Funding Circle boss set to hand over the reins within a year
The Independentby Holly Williams·8 Sept 2026
Small business lender Funding Circle has revealed plans for its boss of more than four years to step down by next September as it upped its annual profit outlook.
Inside the deadly summer of human-bear conflicts sweeping across the American West
The Independentby Brittany Peterson and Mead Gruver·8 Sept 2026
When Patrick Sullivan heard a car horn blaring nonstop at 3 am while up feeding his infant son one night this summer, he was convinced a "crazy neighbor" was responsible.
New report recommends £1-per-night Yorkshire tourist tax
The Independentby Natalie Wilson·8 Sept 2026
A new report has proposed a £1-per-night tourist tax for travellers to York and North Yorkshire. The Visitor Levy Policy Report commissioned by the mayor of York and North Yorkshire, David Skaith...
Experts on when the wet weather is set to end as temperatures of 24C to return
The Independentby Rebecca Whittaker·8 Sept 2026
Milder conditions are set to return following a rainy start to the week as temperatures are forecast to creep back up to 24C.
8 best supermarket sourdough loaves, taste-tested by a food editor
The Independentby Emma Henderson·8 Sept 2026
Rivalling your nearest bakery, the best supermarket sourdough loaves still offer that signature tang and airy crumb.
Jelena Ostapenko screams at opposition coach in latest on-court feud
The Independentby Flo Clifford·8 Sept 2026
Jelena Ostapenko was at the centre of an on-court spat in her doubles third round match on Monday, urging the umpire to discipline her opponents’ coach before roaring in their direction as she...
You can get £2,500 towards an air-to-air heat pump – but is one right for your home?
The Independentby Jeff Meyer·8 Sept 2026
Heat pumps are becoming a more familiar alternative to gas boilers, but the type most commonly installed in UK homes isn’t the only option.
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