Thursday March 13 2025
The Times & The Sunday Times
Close-up of Donald Trump speaking.
Back peace or I’ll ruin you, Trump tells Putin

Europe hopes a pause in the fighting could come as soon as Thursday after Ukraine agreed to a truce plan in Jeddah

Defence

How was Ukraine ceasefire deal agreed? Inside the delicate negotiations

Defence ministers, national security advisers and European leaders worked tirelessly behind the scenes to secure an agreement




Chimpanzee dressed as an elderly woman drinking tea.



Keir Starmer leaving 10 Downing Street.
Starmer defends welfare reforms as Labour backlash mounts

Jes Staley walking near a court.
Staley admits having sex with member of Epstein staff

Keir Starmer leaving 10 Downing Street.
Starmer defends welfare reforms as Labour backlash mounts






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Illustration of a ship fire with tugboats and a radar overlay.
Was the North Sea collision an accident — or an act of sabotage?


Elton John and Paul McCartney turn it up to 11 for Spinal Tap sequel



Two red deer stags locking horns at Fountains Abbey.
News in pictures: Thursday March 13, 2025



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Editor's picks



Zelensky, Starmer, and Macron chatting at a summit in London.
France and Germany warm to ‘skilful’ Starmer’s European pivot

The prime minister’s role in the Ukraine negotiations has made him a key figure in the European response to Trump’s withdrawal of support


Wedding reception table with wine and glasses under a gazebo.
Italian restaurants lure nervous diners with an earthquake discount



Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte at a news conference.
The ‘Hague Hilton’ that will be Duterte’s new home


Aerial view of Montmartre and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica in Paris at sunset.
Plagued by tourists, Montmartre rues the charm of Amélie and Emily




Trump is learning wrong lessons from history

If the president thinks ‘hugging the bear’ will usher in a global realignment that weakens China, he will be disappointed



Illustration of a military officer offering free vodka to sailors near imperialist western tankers.

Cartoon by Morten Morland



a man wearing glasses and a blue shirt smiles for the camera
US vandalism gives Gaullists the last laugh






a man wearing glasses and a blue shirt smiles for the camera
US vandalism gives Gaullists the last laugh




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a woman with blonde hair is wearing a black shirt
Deborah RossStruggling with your ‘ahuacatl’ pears? Call the avocado agony aunt





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Alistair OsborneLeo Quinn must have mixed feelings about leaving Balfour Beatty


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Jamie George receives his 100th Test Match cap from RFU CEO Bill Sweeney.

‘It’s likely to get very messy,’ says source as group calling for removal of RFU chief executive attempt to insert second motion to sack board of directors


Marcus Smith and George Ford of the England rugby team looking dejected after a match.
Alex LoweThree No10s, one specialist centre: Borthwick will not die wondering





Miners marching in London, carrying banners for Polmaise and Ledston Luck collieries.
What’s on TV and radio tonight — Strike! The Village that Fought Back


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Obituaries

Black and white photo of Andrée Dumon, codenamed 'Nadine'.
Andrée Dumon, Comet Line agent who helped Allied airmen

Tony Kinsey, jazz drummer and composer




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