Man charged after wearing burkha to anti-migrant protest amid balaclava ban
The Independentby Harriette Boucher·14 Sept 2026
A man has been charged with concealing his identity after wearing a burkha at an anti-migrant demonstration in Portsmouth on Saturday.
West Ham legend Ludek Miklosko dies aged 64 after cancer battle
The Independentby Sam Brookes·14 Sept 2026
Former West Ham goalkeeper Ludek Miklosko has died at the age of 64 following a battle with cancer.
Tom Aspinall vacates UFC heavyweight title in bombshell statement
The Independentby Alex Pattle·14 Sept 2026
Tom Aspinall has announced he is vacating the UFC heavyweight title, as he struggles to get clearance to fight again amid an ongoing eye injury.
Formula One champion Jody Scheckter loses £1.4m tax battle over failed buffalo farm
The Independentby Richard Gittins·14 Sept 2026
Former Formula One world champion Jody Scheckter has lost a high-profile court battle against HM Revenue and Customs over a £1.4m tax bill connected to his organic buffalo farming enterprise.
Shelton demands change to ‘stupid’ rule after Zverev’s controversial ball bouncing
The Independentby Andy Sims·14 Sept 2026
Ben Shelton has urged tennis authorities to change a "stupid" rule after being instructed to remain in a receiving posture while Alexander Zverev completed his lengthy ball-bouncing routine during...
How to get more from your solar panels on sunny days
The Independentby Jeff Meyer·14 Sept 2026
When the sun is shining, your solar panels could be generating much more electricity than your home needs at that moment. The question is what happens to the excess.
Government vows to ‘seriously address’ limits on political donations
The Independentby Millie Cooke·14 Sept 2026
The government has promised to “seriously address” spending limits on political donations amid concern from campaigners after two crypto-billionaires donated £36 million each to Reform UK.
Andy Robertson’s Anfield return highlights Liverpool’s big left-back problem
The Independentby Richard Jolly·14 Sept 2026
Anfield has a reputation for affording its favourite sons a moving reception when they come back, but sometimes it is enhanced because absence has made the heart grow fonder.
UK rail passengers boosted by key ticket rule change
The Independentby Natalie Wilson·14 Sept 2026
Rail passengers whose trains are cancelled will soon be able to use different operators free of charge under new measures by the Department for Transport (DfT).
Why Phil Foden’s Man City season could be doomed already
The Independentby Richard Jolly·14 Sept 2026
As Phil Foden finally made the long trudge, from almost the far corner of Old Trafford to the tunnel by the Stretford End, the temptation was to say that, with Thomas Tuchel and his assistant...
Oasis to make huge announcement at 4pm today - live updates
The Independentby Roisin O'Connor·14 Sept 2026
Oasis are widely expected to be announcing a new tour today, with fans poised for 4pm BST when the band will be sharing their news.
How to build a £20,000 SIPP from scratch – starting with just £50 a month
The Independentby Lori Campbell·14 Sept 2026
Finding spare cash for retirement can be difficult when the bills leave little room to save. But paying just £50 a month into a pension could be enough to build a £20,000 pot in around 16 years...
Sweden's next government uncertain with thin lead for left-wing opposition after tight election
The Independentby Kostya Manenkov·14 Sept 2026
Sweden's next government remained uncertain on Monday as the national election inched toward a final result, with a thin lead for the left-wing opposition and an underwhelming performance by a...
Canada looks beyond America with plans for ‘unique alliance’ with EU
The Independentby Rob Gillies·14 Sept 2026
Canada is pursuing a "unique alliance" with the European Union as Prime Minister Mark Carney looks to deepen economic ties beyond the United States amid an escalating trade war with Washington.
Jigsaw says turnaround ‘working’ as dresses help boost sales
The Independentby Henry Saker-Clark·14 Sept 2026
Fashion firm Jigsaw has revealed a continued recovery in sales as strong demand for dresses helped it shrug off pressures on the high street.
Mortgage lenders are now letting these types of buyers borrow more money
The Independentby Becky Wilding·14 Sept 2026
If you’re a first-time buyer, you might have heard from people who have bought previously that the most you can borrow is around 4.5 times your income.
Helen Mirren says she avoids doctors and turns to AI instead
The Independentby Shahana Yasmin·14 Sept 2026
Helen Mirren says she avoids doctors and treats artificial intelligence (AI) when she has questions about her health.
MPs and peers call for new law to curb AI’s risk to human rights and privacy
The Independentby John Besley·14 Sept 2026
A cross-party panel of MPs has urged the creation of a new artificial intelligence (AI) Bill “to address the scale and seriousness of threats posed to human rights” arising from the technology.
Ways to declutter your garden shed for autumn
The Independentby Hannah Stephenson·14 Sept 2026
As people start to think about putting away their gardening tools, mowers and other items which won’t be needed in the cooler months, it’s time to clear out your shed clutter to make space.
Swedish left-wing bloc edges ahead in knife-edge election results
The Independentby Stuti Mishra·14 Sept 2026
Sweden's centre-left opposition has edged ahead of the ruling right-wing government in a knife-edge general election, with days of uncertainty expected before a final result is confirmed.
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