The Independent

Missile explosions have struck Kyiv, injuring at least five people, as Ukraine prepares for new talks with Russia and the United States

Almost a third of new cars registered in October were electric, but the automotive industry forecasts a widening gap to government targets

The city’s air quality is already in the ‘very poor’ category and is expected to worsen over the Diwali weekend

One of America’s most successful songwriters is back with her latest release, ‘Pick You Up’. She speaks with Roisin O’Connor about change in the United States, her pick for the next James Bond song, and speaking to her sons about the manosphere

The Volkswagen Golf GTI remains a thrilling hot hatch, but its anniversary edition prompts nostalgia for simpler, cheaper and purer motoring, writes Sean O’Grady

As new research shows that a quarter of women are cutting back on food and utilities in order to cover the Pink Tax, Lydia Spencer-Elliott finds out just how many everyday items really are cheaper if you’re a man

As the club celebrate the 40th anniversary since the great Scot arrived at Old Trafford from Aberdeen, it is the task of following in Sir Alex’s footsteps that now appears to be ‘the impossible dream’, writes Richard Jolly

Malaysia's national palace says the royal decision allowing former Prime Minister Najib Razak to serve his prison sentence under house arrest is clear