The US warship Indianapolis, torpedoed by the Japanese in 1945, was a heavy cruiser, not an aircraft carrier as wrongly stated in an article on June 14 ...

But Tokyo scrapped the meeting after the US asked Japan to boost defence spending to 3.5 per cent, higher than its earlier ...

Participants in trial of amycretin injectable obesity drug lost an average of 24% of their body weight on highest dose ...

Gold’s rally isn’t a sign of smart investing. It’s a funeral procession for the co-operative international system that made modern prosperity possible. When trust dies, we all become poorer. Vishnu R ...

Thomas Aubrey argues that we should return to Victorian funding models for infrastructure (“Lessons from the Victorians for funding big projects”, Opinion, June 14). And he cites London’s sewage ...

The impact of America’s data cuts goes far beyond its borders. They are disrupting governments’ and NGOs’ ability to run programmes, from supporting pregnant women in Pakistan to conserving the ...

Wrong! There was a magnificent Welsh National Opera production of Mazeppa in 2006. After opening in Cardiff it toured to theatres as far apart as Llandudno and Southampton, but not to or near London, ...

Although I’m not a Harry Potter devotee, one scene in the films has always stayed with me. During particular anguish while hunting tangible evidence of his parentage, Harry comes across the Mirror of ...

Although, to be fair to Chazan, he is simply reporting the truth, rather than Winston, whose job it was to rewrite it. Truth stranger than fiction? Sadly I don’t think so.

The Letters page of June 18 published a correction to the story “Iran’s nuclear mountain fortress poses ultimate challenge for IDF air power” ( Report, June 17).

Rain, after all, is an essential part of an English landscape.

More than two-thirds of Britons intend to take a holiday overseas this year, but of the 54 per cent who have already booked a trip, the majority are worried about affording the overall cost, including ...