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šŗ BREAKING: Russell Brand has been found guilty of one count of rape and two counts of sexual assault following a three-week trial
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Today, on episode 20 of the Trial of Russell Brand podcast, we speak to one of the police detectives who investigated Russell Brand, and the CPS prosecutor who brought charges. They tell us the verdict proves ānobodyās above the law.ā
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Katherine Ryan describes ārelief and griefā at Russell Brand verdict thetimes.com/uk/crime/articlā¦
What we women felt as the verdicts came in against Russell Brand thetimes.com/life-style/lifeā¦
šŗBREAKING: Stephen Miller replaces Susie Wiles as Trumpās chief of staff thetimes.com/us/american-polā¦
Did Russell Brand use Katy Perry to catapult himself to fame?
After being wed for 14 months the pop starās relationship with the comedian collapsed, as witnesses alleged her celebrity made him envious.
Perry, 42, who is now in a relationship with the former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, has spoken relatively little about her former husband.
The pair first met in June 2009 when she recorded a cameo for Get Him To the Greek, the film that briefly propelled Brand to leading man status in Hollywood, and which also starred the disgraced rapper P Diddy.
Brand and Perry reconnected three months later at the MTV Video Music Awards ā when Perry got his attention by throwing a bottle at Brandās head ā and began dating.
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Former US special envoy to Ukraine Keith Kellogg says the real problem to peace is Putin. So why won't Donald Trump put pressure on him?
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āGet in your rocket and goā: Texans turn on Elon Musk after midterms rout thetimes.com/us/american-polā¦
Why are Iranians preparing for a nuclear explosion at Pickaxe Mountain?
Despite satellite photos cited by President Trump proving the existence of the underground complex known as Pickaxe Mountain, nobody knows exactly what goes on there. It is rumoured that the Ayatollahās top nuclear scientists are working at the site, which is located a little over a mile south of the Natanz uranium-enrichment facility and is believed to be beyond the reach of conventional weapons.
Now, as the Iranian regime grows increasingly concerned about a potential strike ordered by Trump, a video circulating on social media is instructing citizens on how to survive a nuclear fallout. The video asks viewers to imagine a nuclear explosion before listing distances to nearby cities like Tehran, Isfahan, and Kashan, and giving three simple survival instructions: āGet inside, stay inside and listen for updates.ā
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I graduated from Oxford with a first. Hereās why Iām now a plumber thetimes.com/uk/education/arā¦
Governorsā exodus at Great Ormond Street Hospital school thetimes.com/uk/education/arā¦
Could Shea Lacey be the next Manchester United star to come through the club's academy?
On The Game podcast, @JNorthcroft and @_TomClarke discuss why it is so important that United bring young players through
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Weāll need to spend on Neets to get benefits down, says Andy Burnham thetimes.com/uk/politics/artā¦
Iranians prepare for fire, fury and nuclear fallout at Pickaxe Mountain thetimes.com/world/middle-eaā¦
šŗ BREAKING: Thomas Markle has been arrested over an investigation into his alleged possession of child abuse images, according to reports thetimes.com/us/news-today/aā¦
Childminder who left more than 20 children alone jailed for two years thetimes.com/uk/scotland/artā¦
The Times and The Sunday Times are proud to launch our 2026 Christmas Appeal. Selected from a record pool of more than 200 applicants, our three chosen charities tackle pressing issues our reporters expose every week.
Wellbeing of Women is Britainās only charity funding research across the entire spectrum of female reproductive and gynaecological health.
Chefs in Schools directly addresses the dual crisis of childhood hunger and poor nutrition in British classrooms.
Internationally, following another year scarred by record-breaking heatwaves and habitat destruction, the Whitley Fund for Nature equips local, frontline conservationists to protect the planetās most fragile ecosystems.
Every pound donated over the coming weeks will directly fund medical breakthroughs, wholesome school meals and the protection of endangered species worldwide.
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Jobe Bellingham and Josh King earn first England call-ups thetimes.com/sport/football/ā¦
Elon Musk plans to wind down production of Tesla Cybertruck thetimes.com/us/business-us/ā¦
Alex Ferguson: Old Trafford welcome after brain surgery beat any trophy parade thetimes.com/sport/football/ā¦
Why Big Tech was the biggest loser in the US midterms
Voters across the US pushed back against Big Techās rapid data centre expansion, amid concerns about power, water and the impact of AI on jobs.
On Times Tech, @dannyfortson and @kprescott look at why the data centre boom became an election issue.
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