Seven electric cars with more than 450 miles of range per charge
If you thought a big breakthrough in battery technology was needed before we start getting truly long-range electric cars, well, you’re partly right. When comparing the range of new electric cars, though, the WLTP figures are the best metric we have. So, using those as our guide, this is our list of the longest-range electric cars on sale in the UK in 2026. All of them manage more than 450 miles WLTP. • Read the latest articles about TeslaOther electric cars with more than 400 miles of range:• Peugeot e-5008: 414 miles• Mercedes GLC: 443 miles• MG IM5: 441 miles• Polestar 3: 438 miles• Volkswagen ID.7: 436 miles• Peugeot e-3008: 435 miles• Mercedes-Benz EQE: 429 miles• Vauxhall Grandland Electric: 425 miles• Porsche Taycan: 421 milesHow much electric car range do you need?
Source:The Times
January 26, 2026 16:19 UTC
Man City transfer stance on shock Real Madrid swoop in summer window
Man City transfer stance on shock Real Madrid swoop in summer windowManchester City have been linked with a move for one of Liverpool's former defenders but will not be chasing a transfersView Image Trent Alexander-Arnold in Real Madrid training (Image: )Manchester City are not planning to offer Trent Alexander-Arnold a shock route back to the Premier League in summer. The Liverpool academy product moved to Real Madrid at the end of last season, burning some bridges on Anfield with the way he went about the move, but has not had a smooth start to life at the Bernabeu. Alexander-Arnold was seen as the player that could succeed the hugely popular right-back Dani Carvajal at Real Madrid in the long term, yet it has been a challenging first season. Those early troubles have led to claims that a summer move could be on the cards. Rayan Ait-Nouri was used there against Bodo/Glimt, and could be tried there again despite the defeat in Norway.
Source:Express
January 26, 2026 16:09 UTC
Suella Braverman’s journey from Tory right torchbearer to party defector
As an undergraduate reading law at Queens’ College, Cambridge, Ms Braverman became the chairwoman of the Cambridge University Conservative Association. Her first bid to become an MP ended in disappointment at the 2005 general election as she came second to Labour’s Keith Vaz in Leicester East. Further controversy was to follow as Ms Braverman unveiled a plan in April 2023 to house hundreds of asylum seekers in the Bibby Stockholm barge. A few days later, Ms Braverman was sacked in a reshuffle and returned to the backbenches. Ms Braverman opted not to stand for the Tory leadership following Rishi Sunak’s resignation, but she continued to court controversy.
Source:The Times
January 26, 2026 15:47 UTC
Uncertainty, investment and why words still matter for UK growth
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January 26, 2026 15:32 UTC
Germany prepares for Russia to attack Nato in two years
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January 26, 2026 15:27 UTC
UK military sexual abuse investigation widened as more than 500 contact police | The Guardian | news
TLDRThe UK military sexual abuse investigation has been widened to include the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force, with over 500 people contacting police about incidents that allegedly occurred during armed services medical examinations over the past 50 years. The investigation, codenamed Operation Pianora, is being led by Wiltshire police and is supported by the Hampshire-based defence serious crime command and the Ministry of Defence. The minister for veterans and people, Louise Sandher-Jones, described the scale of the response as 'deeply disturbing' and praised the courage of those who have come forward. The investigation aims to assess any relevant report, whenever it may have occurred, and to safeguard others from similar incidents.
Source:The Guardian
January 26, 2026 15:05 UTC
US families face ‘impossible choices’ as White House pushes to freeze childcare funding
US families are facing “impossible choices” as the Trump administration pushes to freeze federal funds for childcare and family assistance in five states over claims of potential fraud and misuse of taxpayer funds. Alice Dryden, a childcare worker in Chicago, Illinois, told the Guardian, freezing federal childcare funds would be a “disaster” for the families reliant on them. The allegations were debunked by media outlets which found no evidence of any of the childcare centers misusing federal funds. “It was horrifying,” said Lily Crooks, a childcare worker in Minneapolis, Minnesota. “Childcare is not a partisan issue.”Pam Frank, a childcare worker in Springfield, Illinois, noted there is already a shortage of childcare providers throughout the US, and workers in the industry are significantly underpaid.
Source:The Guardian
January 26, 2026 15:01 UTC
Georgia leads push to ban datatcenters used to power America’s AI boom | The Guardian | news
TLDRGeorgia has introduced a bill proposing a statewide moratorium on new datacenters, driven by concerns over their energy and water consumption as they power the AI industry. The bill aims to halt all such projects until March of next year to allow local officials time to set necessary policies. This move comes as Georgia leads the nation in datacenter construction, with at least 10 municipalities already passing their own moratoriums. The concerns include rising electricity costs, water use, and lost tax revenue. The bill also has political implications, as it may influence the outcome of the upcoming elections for the Public Service Commission and the governor's office.
Source:The Guardian
January 26, 2026 14:37 UTC
The pet I’ll never forget: Jack, the sacked sniffer dog, who pulled me through the darkest days of chemo
A colleague told me about a police dog that needed a home and so Jack arrived – via police van – at our house. View image in fullscreen ‘He gave me love and gave me structure’ … Jack. Photograph: Jan GraceAbout a year after Jack arrived, I found out a breast lump the GP had initially thought was nothing was actually cancer. Jack gave me a job. In the station, Jack took one look at the sergeant and sat under a desk, refusing to make eye contact.
Source:The Guardian
January 26, 2026 14:31 UTC
Met Office warns Storm Chandra set to unleash rain and wind on soggy South West
Steve Willington, chief forecaster at the Met Office said: “Unsettled conditions will continue through the week, with a combination of rain, brisk winds and some further hill snow, particularly in northern areas where colder air remains in place. While many areas will see typical late January conditions, there is enhanced potential for some impactful weather on Monday night into Tuesday. We encourage people to keep up to date with the latest forecasts and warnings as details evolve.”
Source:The Times
January 26, 2026 14:24 UTC
Composer Raymond Yiu joins Schott Music.
Schott Music is delighted to welcome the “terrifically engaging” Raymond Yiu into its global catalogue of internationally acclaimed composersFact Sheet. Alongside his concert music, Yiu has written numerous successful graded examination works for ABRSM, bringing his music to students around the world. v=r69npaYoTv0Listen to Raymond Yiu: Orchestral Works (Delphian): https://open. spotify.com/album/ 2pyUS3e4u1iQ1h3MVrsEVR si= toOtdH7PSiy8oVAaTMI8KwLyn Gardner talks to Raymond Yiu and Lee Warren about The Original Chinese Conjuror in The Guardian: https://www. theguardian.com/music/2006/ jun/09/classicalmusicandopera1From Hong Kong to John Donne to 1970s Disco: Raymond Yiu on His Composing Influences: https://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2015/08/hong-kong-john-donne-1970s-disco-raymond-yiu-his-composing-influences
Source:The Guardian
January 26, 2026 14:08 UTC
Backlash over Tory ‘mental health’ jibe at Suella Braverman
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January 26, 2026 13:56 UTC
Nigella Lawson confirmed as new Great British Bake Off judge
Channel 4’s popular baking show is judged by Paul Hollywood but since Leith’s departure, speculation has risen and now the new judge is confirmed as Nigella Lawson. Bake Off confirms Nigella Lawson as new judgeLawson said: “I’m uncharacteristically rather lost for words right now! “The Great British Bake Off is more than a television programme, it’s a national treasure – and it’s a huge honour to be entrusted with it. She has been a judge on the popular baking show alongside Paul Hollywood since 2017 when the series moved from the BBC to Channel 4. Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding are the current Bake Off presenters, while Dame Prue also worked with their predecessors Sandi Toksvig and Matt Lucas.
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January 26, 2026 13:49 UTC
How Keir Starmer dashed Andy Burnham’s hopes of returning as an MP
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January 26, 2026 13:46 UTC