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The jet set are swapping the heat of southern Europe for the cool and glitzy Swiss mountain resort of Badrutt’s Palace. Our writer checks in

Britons travelling to Europe will have to prove they have medical insurance and a return ticket under strict new border rules that will come into force within weeks. A digital system for arrivals into the European Union will be introduced from October 12. Non-EU passport holders will have to have their fingerprints and a photograph taken the first time they use it

The activist group, formed in 2020 and now proscribed, has taken protesting to extremes and has caused millions of pounds of criminal damage

🔺 EXCLUSIVE: Dozens of forgotten Post Office victims finally secure review Subpostmasters prosecuted by the DWP say they suffered from the Horizon IT scandal too — and deserve the same exoneration as the likes of Alan Bates

Have you got grandparent burnout? Over half are stepping in to plug the summer childcare gap — and many are at the end of their tether 🗣 This story is a part of our parenting series. Tell us your experience and tap the link to read more: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/e9N2YqeT

🔺 Nagasaki as it happened: the atomic bombing of Japan in real time Eighty years ago today, America killed 70,000 people and laid the foundation for VJ Day. Now we recount those fateful hours in liveblog style

'As I’ve grown older I’ve become ever more perplexed by how frightened we are, individually and societally, of ageing, and the methods some of us will embrace to avoid the inevitable. Really, what’s the big deal? I’m not sure that being young is all it’s cracked up to be, with its ladder climbing and bovine jostling. I remember the whole mad whirl being rather exhausting, caring so very much about what people thought of you, about whether and how your little jigsaw piece fitted into the whole. These days, as Jamie Lee Curtis might say, I just don’t give a shit anymore' | ✍️ Mimi Spencer

Jim Lovell obituary: Apollo 13 commander who survived disaster Cool-headed astronaut who was first to orbit the moon and, as commander of Apollo 13, said the immortal words ‘Houston, we’ve had a problem’, dies aged 97

A prominent Silicon Valley billionaire has complained to Downing Street about the technology secretary and the Online Safety Act. Marc Andreessen, a venture capitalist close to the Trump administration, contacted No 10 to express his disquiet about the impact of the act on freedom of expression, the Financial Times reported. Andreessen, who co-founded the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), also raised comments by Peter Kyle, the technology secretary, comparing opponents of the act such as Nigel Farage to Jimmy Savile. A parliamentary petition calling for a repeal of the act has been signed by more than 500,000 people. But despite the vocal opposition, the act has gained widespread support from parents, according to polls.

Relations between the country’s largest drugmaker and the government have hit their lowest level in years amid a bitter dispute over how much the NHS pays for medicines