 | | Sunday March 11 2018 |  | | Top reads | | ◆ | Theresa May is under pressure to return donations to the Conservative Party worth more than £800,000 that have come from Russian oligarchs and their associates. Plus, read our investigation into how councils are refusing to give poverty-stricken families their loved ones' ashes in an apparent ploy to reduce the demand for paupers' funerals | | ◆ | In an exclusive interview in the Magazine, artist Tracey Emin comes clean on parties, post-menopausal solitude and her return to Margate; Idris Elba talks about his new sitcom, In the Long Run, in Culture; Style talks to Tracee Ellis Ross about her hit show, Black-ish, and her famous mother, Diana Ross; and Travel finds the 50 coolest cottages in the UK | | ◆ | In Sport, England fall with a dismal performance against France in Paris as Ireland comfortably beat Scotland to clinch the Six Nations. In the Premier League, Manchester United beat Liverpool, West Ham fans cause chaos as Burnley win, Newcastle secure a vital win and Leicester all but doom West Brom. Elsewhere, David Walsh weighs in on the continuing crisis in cycling at Team Sky and Jonathan Northcroft speaks to Tottenham's Jan Vertonghen | | News | | £1m fraud probe after 15 claimed over Grenfell flat |  | | Fraud investigators have been called in after 15 members of the same family received public aid worth up to £1m and at least three new homes by claiming they lived in a single flat destroyed by the Grenfell Tower fire | Read the full story  | | Tories break May's vow to ban Russian donors | | Russian oligarchs and their associates have registered donations of more than £820,000 to the Conservative Party since Theresa May became prime minister, The Sunday Times can reveal | | Read the full story | | Harry Potter star caught up in battle of Chelsea superboats | | Daniel Radcliffe is among the investors in luxury houseboats that may displace residents from their Thames moorings | | Read the full story | | Hold on, why is Litvinenko's 'killer' urging me to eat the house special? | | Over lunch in his restaurant, the chief suspect in the 2006 murder of the defector scoffs at the idea that Putin ordered last week's Salisbury attack | | Read the full story | | Sport | | Bewildered England battered by France |  | | Anthony Watson's costly yellow card results in a second-half penalty try as England throw away a 9-3 lead to ensure Ireland are crowned Six Nations champions | | Read the full story | | Marcus Rashford exposes Liverpool's frailty | | A first-half brace by the young England striker stuns Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool and tightens Jose Mourinho's men's grip on second place in the Premier League | | Read the full story | | Comment | | Sorry, ref: Donald Trump rules by breaking the rules |  | | Niall Ferguson: The president's alarming steps on North Korea and tariffs might just work | | Read the full story | | A red-hot civil war is raging for control of Jeremy Corbyn's No 10 | | Sarah Baxter: Communists have joined the hard-left factions vying to exploit a hollow Dear Leader | | Read the full story | | World | | Oligarch's 'former lover' vows to pin Donald Trump to Russia |  | | A prostitute now in jail claims she is the missing link in a long chain between the Russian government and the US election — and has recordings to prove it | | Read the full story | | Business | | Melrose to raise stakes in battle for GKN |  | | Melrose will raise its £7.3bn offer for GKN this week in an effort to clinch the hostile takeover of the FTSE 100 engineer | | Read the full story | | Style | | Interview: meet Tracee Ellis Ross, daughter of Diana Ross and the star of Black-ish |  | | America's new sweetheart talks fashion, finding herself and being 45 | | Read the full story | | Magazine | | Rod Liddle's quiz: which side are you on in Britain's Culture War? |  | | The arch polemicist sets 24 provocative questions to determine where you stand on the ideological battle lines that divide us | | Read the full story | | Culture | | Idris Elba interview: the Hollywood star on playing his father |  | | The British actor on why his autobiographical sitcom In the Long Run offers a radically normal take on immigrant life | | Read the full story | | News Review | | The spy who came into the cul‑de‑sac |  | | The Kremlin is the obvious suspect for the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury. Was the Russian mafia used to make the hit? And how should we retaliate? | | Read the full story | | Driving | | The Porter Review: Volvo XC40 |  | | Normally, there's no type of car more underwhelming than the compact SUV with a posh badge... | | Read the full story | | Home | | Germaine Greer's letter to the next owner of her Essex home |  | | She tells the rich history of her estate and the wildlife she shares it with | | Read the full story | | Travel | | Our expert guide to the Silk Road |  | | Blaze a trail through the mountains and cities of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, the ancient trading route's most bewitching countries | | Read the full story | | Money | | The march of the silver strivers |  | A quiet retirement isn't for everyone. More than 1m people are working beyond their late sixties — and many of them are loving it
| | Read the full story | | Scotland | | SNP's inquiry into McDonald revealed |  | | Investigation hears of 'creepy' allegations against former children's minister who has now resigned from the party | | Read the full story | | Ireland | | Costs of Siteserv probe revealed |  | | The commission examining the sale of Siteserv to Denis O'Brien has paid one lawyer €346,000 to date and has run up a €55,000 bill for public relations | | Read the full story | | You have received this email as part of your membership entitlement.
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