Iran's president and foreign minister among those found dead in wreckage after helicopter crash in Iran

Fears of a future tax rise have already increased fees and lowered intake. Use the money for bursaries and everyone wins, says professor of finance Mike Harris

Budget airline says summer ticket prices will be lower than expected

Data reveals pandemic accelerated decline in number of worshippers regularly attending C of E services

A group that began as 23 Black fathers from London on WhatsApp is now a worldwide digital space where 40,000 men discuss being Black and a parent

Rescuers said initial strike was followed by a second strike about 20 minutes later, targeting emergency crews at the scene

Jeff Bezos’s $10bn climate and biodiversity fund has garnered glittering prizes, but concerns have been voiced over the influence it can buy – and its interest in carbon offsets

Five years after her last companion died and the aquarium’s owner pledged to free her, Bella still languishes in a tiny tank amid shops

The arena rock frontman on his friendship with Ed Sheeran, an embarrassing early Christmas song, and the 80s hit he wishes he’d written

Hastily established racial equality schemes are being shuttered. What survives is a movement that’s achieving real change, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The US president Joe Biden asks at civil rights event: ‘what do you think he would have done … if Black Americans had stormed the Capitol?’

The comedian on strange encounters with fans, performing to a room full of silence and the state of sketch comedy

Victims and their family members seek closure from inquiry’s final report

Moon will be highly illuminated when it rises in a pas de deux with the brightest star in Scorpius

Health-conscious consumers drive trend as soft drink gets added to unusual spirts and flavours

He rocketed to notoriety at 19 with the shocking film Kids. Now, at 51, he’s smoking two fat cigars for breakfast – and making retina-burning work with acids and infrared cameras. Our writer gets...

Settler attacks and arrests of Hamas supporters create climate of fear and distrust in ruling Fatah party

Finance ministers will debate legality of using €270bn in frozen state assets as collateral for loan

Even the English Breakfast Society has welcomed the ‘baozi’ as supermarket chains feed of interest in world food