New York mayor Eric Adams indicted on federal charges over ‘bribes’

I won’t quit, he says, after being accused of accepting gifts and donations from Turkish nationals

Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City, has been indicted on federal charges of bribery, fraud and soliciting illegal foreign campaign donations after a long-running corruption investigation. A five-count indictment against the Democrat and former police captain, who pledged to crack down...Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City, has been indicted on federal charges of bribery, fraud and soliciting illegal foreign campaign donations after a long-running corruption investigation. A five-count indictment against the Democrat and former police captain, who pledged to crack down...Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City, has been indicted on federal charges of bribery, fraud and soliciting illegal...

Only one woman can rescue Starmer now

After an uneasy conference, everything is riding on the chancellor if Labour is to reclaim the initiative it has squandered

‘Freak-offs’ and parties — now Diddy is in a cell

The rapper Sean Combs partied with the A-list and met royalty. Prosecutors say he’s also a sex trafficker who coerced women into performing sex acts that he then filmed. By Damian Whitworth

Secrets and sin: the rise of the Mormon MomTok influencers

These MomTokers have more than ten million followers on social media and now star in a new reality show with a bigger audience than The Kardashians

Roald Dahl was a witty, charming genius — and a monster

David Baddiel watches a new play that finally confronts the beloved author’s antisemitism

Harry and Meghan are lovely to their staff, OK?

A public tit for tat has seen the Duchess of Sussex branded as ‘just terrible’. By Hilary Rose

Rupert Everett: ‘Sex was thrilling. I didn’t mind who I had it with’

His first memoir was full of scurrilous anecdotes. Now the actor has written an equally entertaining new book

London’s loveliest luxury hotels

The capital is spoilt for choice when it comes to five-star establishments, so let us be your guide

Bright young things: six of the best new jewellery designers

These are the most exciting emerging makers to have on your radar right now

How tequila became Hollywood’s favourite drink

Forget 4am rocket fuel shots — these days the best tequila is a rarefied and delicious treat, with a price tag to match

King of the castle garden

The seven-year, multimillion-pound restoration of Castle Raby’s gardens has resulted in an almost painterly work of plantsmanship

Looking for a shoe with the perfect fit? Here’s who to call

Peter Howarth rounds-up Europe’s top bespoke shoemakers. Just don’t forget to tell the fitter what you want, he says

Parisians love this cool French retreat — and with rooms under £210, so will you

A weekend escape to L’Abbaye des Vaux-de-Cernay, an hour southwest of the capital, offers a taste of the French Riviera without the crowds

I’m a Peak District expert — these are the cosiest places to stay

The bar has been raised for getaways in the Peaks with a bunch of lovely cottages opening their doors for weekends away. Here’s where to hunker down

This is one of America’s most beguiling (and oft overlooked) cities

Art, markets and fine dining await alongside history and politics await in Washington

This is Europe’s most wildly beautiful road trip

Norway’s Vesteralen archipelago, 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, has spectacular landscapes, whales and lovely hamlets that most tourists miss

How to walk the Great Wall of China

From the best sections to visit to the tours to take you there, here’s how to make the most of a visit to China’s most famous attraction

The Times Daily Quiz

Fifteen questions to get you thinking

The Times Daily Quiz

Word Watch

Can you spot the real definition among the fakes?

Word Watch

Printable Puzzles

MindGames and Brain Boost puzzles to print and solve at your leisure

Printable Puzzles

‘What a bunch of hippies!’: how two families lived in one manor house

In 1984, Chelvey Court was a wreck and the Olvers and the Halletts needed somewhere to live. Forty years later, they’re selling their magnificent combined home

Can Labour really build 1.5 million homes?

A sluggish planning system and a skills shortage are just some of the obstacles ahead

‘Price a property high and watch it die’

Why overvaluing your home can be a costly mistake in terms of time and money

A London flat seen in Fleabag and Killing Eve is for sale at £1.65m

This warehouse conversion in Old Street has been a hotspot for TV and film shoots for many years

Alex Salmond helps couple trying to sue over loss of winter fuel payment

An elderly Scottish couple are attempting to sue the Scottish and UK governments over the cut to the winter fuel payment for “damaging the welfare of pensioners”. Following Labour’s election win, Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, announced that the winter fuel payment — which had previously been universal — would only be available to those on...An elderly Scottish couple are attempting to sue the Scottish and UK governments over the cut to the winter fuel payment for “damaging the welfare of pensioners”. Following Labour’s election win, Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, announced that the winter fuel payment — which had previously been universal — would only be available to those on...An elderly Scottish couple are attempting to sue the Scottish and UK governments over the cut to the winter fuel payment for...