Ed Cumming

Labour is threatening to ban the practice after it was introduced as a ‘cruelty free’ replacement – stoking the flames of a bitter dispute

It’s crunch time for cineplexes as they struggle to compete with the content (and shame-free snacking) offered by streaming services

The Sussexes’ calibrated snaps look less like a greetings card and more like a brochure for a holiday camp: Montecenter Parcs

A team of exceptional researchers are applying free-market principles in their efforts to tackle the devastating disease

The Queen’s son on Charles’s health, his mother’s resilience and spending Christmas with the Royal family at Sandringham

The fashion designer, 78, on his passion for clothes, how Labour’s Budget is hampering business and why he hates remote working

The self-made billionaire became a household name and a symbol of aspiration – but also served as a warning for the perils of success

The race is on between landowners, the aristocracy and campaigners to consolidate rights to contested land

Britain’s most bizarre restaurant names – and the stories behind them

A symbol of America’s ‘democratic culture’, Trump and Harris are keen to associate themselves with Quarter Pounders and drive-thrus

The ingenious work of a 22-strong team of champagne-stealing thieves is further evidence there’s a growing problem for Britain’s retailers

So easily has the FGC-9 given criminals, terrorists and insurgents access to deadly weapons that even owning the instructions is illegal

I have come to the conclusion that the whole thing is a ruse engineered to con unwitting diners out of paying for the meal twice over

From pork scratchings to cheese, if you can eat it, you can guarantee someone will be trying to flog it to you for the Christmas countdown

It’s possible to generate a decent income as an online influencer – but don’t be fooled: there is both hard graft and risk involved

Men get more financial aid from their parents when it comes to putting down a house deposit, according to a new survey. Here’s my theory

Pret A Manger has finally abandoned its mad ‘free drinks’ scheme, but we’re still besieged by unwanted subscription services

Taylor Swift’s only true rival in music has been attacked for his ‘horrifying’ behaviour. But what’s behind his cartoonish tabloid persona?

The actor has long criticised the Conservative Party, but have his recent comments on Kemi Badenoch crossed the line?

The billionaire CEO has an unconventional approach to business – and a colourful private life to match