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Introducing the Oxford Street Beyond Now Edit curated by Candice Brathwaite

Discover how to create a more sustainable wardrobe with this inspiring edit chosen by the author, presenter and fashion obsessive

Musical medics from across the globe bang the drum for charity

The group will play two concerts in October to raise funds for Pathway, which provides healthcare to those who are homeless.

PAI Capital end takeover bid for West Ham after seeing second approach knocked back by David Sullivan

EXCLUSIVE: Consortium say they will remain interested but the deal is now off

Simon Rattle: Music faces a grim future unless Brexit red tape is cut

Sir Simon Rattle said the future for music in this country is “grim” unless something is done to cut the Brexit red tape stopping musicians touring in Europe.

Harry and Meghan on ‘wonderful’ trip to New York

The pair visited One World Trade Centre on their first major public appearance together since quitting as senior working royals.

Minister: ‘Government £1.5 billion green homes scheme flopped because it was rushed’

A minister has admitted a flagship Government scheme to help people make their homes more environmentally friendly flopped because the roll out was too rushed.

Life after the Covid-19 vaccine: four young people tell their story

The pandemic hit young people hard. But, as Hafsa Khalil discovers, getting the vaccine has proved to be a turning point for some.

Sabina Nessa’s shocking death is a familiar reminder that women are not safe on the streets

Another week, another female victim of violence in our city; her body found in Kidbrooke, covered in autumn leaves as though a temporary shroud of foliage might lessen the indignity of being murdered.

‘Loss-making’ HS2 to be delayed by a decade, says Tory MP

The claim was made by Andrew Bridgen.

Bewilderment by Richard Powers review: An original look at fatherhood and the future of the planet

This Booker-shortlisted follow-up to The Overstory probably won’t nab Richard Powers the prize, but it’s a moving and original read, writes Susannah Butter

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