Molly Guinness, who grew up in the brewer's Wiltshire property, Fosbury Manor, and works as an executive at Times Radio Breakfast has made clear her feelings about a first viewing of the new Netflix series tracing her family history. In an article in the Times on September 26, Ms Guinness wrote that while the show got the “wild family parties right”, she found herself driven to laughter and indignation on watching the show. Ms Guinness concludes: “So I confess I did have an episode of righteous fury, but I watched most of it in a vacuum because it was a preview. “The prospect of the laughter of all my brothers and cousins once they get their hands on it is a real joy. At all those parties where we only speak to each other, we have so much to discuss.”The show stars Happy Valley's James Norton, and Game Of Thrones star Jack Gleeson.

The Times and The Sunday Times are launching a new weekly political podcast, The State of It, hosted by four of Westminster’s most respected journalists. Patrick Maguire, Gabriel Pogrund, Steven Swinford and Caroline Wheeler will lead the show, combining agenda-setting scoops, insider knowledge and analysis from inside Britain’s political corridors of power. With wit and a touch of mischief, the series promises to make politics both entertaining and essential listening. Patrick Maguire, chief political commentator at The Times, said: “At The Times and The Sunday Times we hear every conversation that matters in British politics – including the ones they don’t want you to know about. With The State of It, you can hear them too.”Gabriel Pogrund, Whitehall editor at The Sunday Times and Press Awards political journalist of the year, added: “Patrick and I decided it was time to do something other than talk all day.

EXCLUSIVE: William and Kate have 'no choice' as they are forced to embrace major change in monarchyAs modern Royals, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge can no longer stay as private as they might wish to. ‌As the future king and queen, William and Kate have been forced to embrace social media and open up their private lives in ways that previous generations of royals never would have imagined. “William and Kate have carved a great path; they have senior state roles, but can also show their personalities and more casual side,” brand and culture expert Nick Ede tells us. He also took a snap of William with George, Charlotte and Louis for Father’s Day this year. View 7 Images (Image: Instagram)‌Awards are given to businesses that supply the royal household, and there have been more than 800 warrants to date.

He faces a tough test on his return to the ring as he takes on Matt Floyd - who also has some experience as a professional boxer. And so, here is everything you need to know about tonight's fights...James DeGale vs Matt FloydWhat time will James DeGale vs Matt Floyd start tonight? How to watch James DeGale vs Matt FloydAll of the action is set to be shown live on DAZN. Learn more DAZN DAZN annual pass from £14.99 DAZN is offering its annual boxing pass for £14.99 when signing up for 12 months, which includes 185 fights per year and £120 in savings. Ben Crocker vs Sean McCombWhat time will Ben Crocker vs Sean McComb start tonight?

England defeats Canada in World Cup finalCanada drew first blood thanks to a try in the fifth minute by Asia Hogan-Rochester. Saturday's World Cup final victory now makes it 33 wins in a row for England (a world record). Breathless 🤯An absolute thriller in London ends the way of New Zealand 🇳🇿 #RWC2025 | #NZLvFRA pic.twitter.com/6iMw5YpmEI — Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) September 27, 2025Earlier, New Zealand claimed third place after defeating France 42-26 in the Bronze Final. RECOMMENDED READING:England extends record for most consecutive wins in international rugbySaturday's World Cup final victory now makes it 33 wins in a row for England. The previous record (30 wins in a row between 2019 and 2022) was also held by England Women.

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Read our Privacy noticeSir Keir Starmer has said he believes Labour can “pull this round” as the party goes into its annual conference with the prospect of being overtaken by Reform UK at the next election. The UK faces a “fork in the road” at the next election, between Labour and Reform, Sir Keir suggested – while the Tories are “dead”, he claimed. As he arrived in Liverpool for the conference, Sir Keir said it would be an opportunity to show Labour’s alternative to the “toxic divide and decline” offered by Reform. In a message aimed at rallying a divided Labour against Reform, Sir Keir told the Guardian: “History will not forgive us if we do not use every ounce of our energy to fight Reform. Ahead of the Labour conference, backbench MPs and unions renewed calls to end the two-child benefit cap.

The OBR has previously scored UK growth down by 4% due to the original Brexit deal. The chancellor believes that has set a precedent and that the OBR should include the projected economic upsides of a youth mobility scheme into its upcoming forecast. In response, the chancellor has stressed a series of measures aimed to help the economy grow faster, including further trade deals. If accepted by the independent forecasters, the inclusion of the proposed EU youth mobility scheme into its calculations could theoretically limit the extent of any new tax rises. The OBR has scored policy moves on house building and childcare as helpful to the economy in recent years.

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Prince Harry’s recent meeting with his father, King Charles, offered glimpses of sentiment, even if it didn’t result in an official reconciliation. On September 10, the Duke of Sussex spent 53 minutes with the King at Clarence House, a meeting described as “distinctly formal” by sources, but punctuated by personal gestures that hinted at the enduring bond between father and son.

A list of the best seaside spots in which to live has been revealed by The Times featuring locations from across the country including Dorset, Cornwall and Cumbria. "Rather than gambling precious time off on our increasingly unreliable climate, live by the sea — then every day can be like a holiday. (Image: Getty Images)"This selection of the best places to live by the coast includes something for everyone: arty, commutable towns, seaside suburbs, pretty honeypots and spectacular, wild escapes. The best places to live by the sea in the UKThe best places to live by the sea in the UK, according to The Times, are:The Witterings, West SussexNorth Berwick, East LothianShaldon, DevonFolkestone, KentArnside, CumbriaExmouth, DevonTynemouth, Tyne and WearPortobello, EdinburghSaundersfoot, PembrokeshireAmble, NorthumberlandBallycastle, Co AntrimSt Leonards-on-Sea, East SussexArisaig, Scottish HighlandsWaterloo, MerseysideMumbles, SwanseaPenzance/Newlyn, CornwallSouthbourne, DorsetSutton on Sea, LincolnshireCromer, NorfolkNairn, HighlandsThe Pembrokeshire villages among the best places to live by the seaSaundersfoot (average house price: £370,537) was one of only two location in Wales - along with Mumbles - to be named among the best places to live by the sea in the UK. "There’s a good primary school, trains to Swansea (in a leisurely 90 minutes) and a full roster of community clubs and activities."

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Email * SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy noticeSir Keir Starmer has insisted the Government will not legalise cannabis, and defended his plans to give 16 and 17-year-olds the vote, as he took questions from teenagers. The Prime Minister met students from Liverpool to answer their questions ahead of the Labour’s party conference in the city. Speaking at the Liverpool Echo newspaper’s offices, Sir Keir was asked if he would consider legalising cannabis. Sir Keir then asked the students to put their hands up if they would support legalising cannabis.

Local councils are receiving complaints about piles of leaves, hedge cuttings, and garden debris being mistaken for fly-tipping. This includes garden waste, which should be disposed of properly via council collections, composting, or at a recycling centre. "The safest approach is to collect and dispose of garden waste promptly rather than leaving it piled up where it could be misinterpreted as fly-tipping." "If you are unsure about your local rules, check with your council before leaving garden waste outside your property." £80 wheelie bin fine warningUK households have also been warned they face £80 fines this summer due to a common bin mistake.

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