Business & Economy

Poland's Main Opposition Party Splits After Loyalty Ultimatum

Poland's Main Opposition Party Splits After Loyalty Ultimatum

Poland's main opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party has split after a loyalty pledge ultimatum, reshaping the country's political landscape ahead ...

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Manchester United's Midfield Overhaul: Smart Transfers or Myths?

Manchester United's Midfield Overhaul: Smart Transfers or Myths?

Manchester United's midfield transfer saga continues as the club pursues a mythical perfect lineup. The post-Ferguson era has been defined by endle...

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European Stocks Rise as Oil Drops; UK Trade Advantage Wanes

European Stocks Rise as Oil Drops; UK Trade Advantage Wanes

European stocks rose on Friday as oil prices slipped back below $100 per barrel, but a fresh round of US tariffs has left UK businesses at a potent...

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Cyclospora Outbreak Confusion Grows as Recalls Spread Across US

Cyclospora Outbreak Confusion Grows as Recalls Spread Across US

The cyclospora outbreak has sickened thousands across at least 41 states, adding uncertainty as officials identify new clusters and additional prod...

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Andy Burnham defends No 10 North cost against London critics

Andy Burnham defends No 10 North cost against London critics

Andy Burnham has defended the cost of opening No 10 North in Manchester, telling London-based critics that the new Downing Street branch will creat...

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Andy Burnham Urged to Lobby EU to Suspend EES Border Controls

Andy Burnham Urged to Lobby EU to Suspend EES Border Controls

Andy Burnham has been urged to lobby EU leaders directly to suspend the new Entry/Exit System (EES) border controls as millions of British holidaym...

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The Hundred's Brand Identity Still Confuses After Five Years

The Hundred's Brand Identity Still Confuses After Five Years

The Hundred cricket tournament has spent five years trying to define its identity, but the confusion over what this competition actually stands for...

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Glasgow School of Art Rebuilding: Can Mackintosh Masterpiece Be

Glasgow School of Art Rebuilding: Can Mackintosh Masterpiece Be

The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) Mackintosh building, a masterpiece of art nouveau architecture, faces an uncertain future after two devastating fir...

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Trump Uses Forced Labor as Pretext for Tariffs, Critics Warn

Trump Uses Forced Labor as Pretext for Tariffs, Critics Warn

Donald Trump has been accused of using forced labor as a pretext to impose a fresh wave of tariffs on dozens of countries, sparking fears of higher...

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New Tate Director Must Display More Art from Storage to Fill

New Tate Director Must Display More Art from Storage to Fill

The new Tate director faces a key challenge: displaying more of the vast collection currently held in storage. As highlighted in a recent Guardian ...

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Steve Davison Obituary: Trade Union Leader Dies at 71
Steve Davison Obituary: Trade Union Leader Dies at 71
Steve Davison, a pivotal trade union leader who helped forge the global union Workers Uniting and the UK’s largest union Unite, has died aged 71. His career spanned grassroots activism,... Read more...
Liverpool FSG in talks to sell 30% stake to Bhatia consortium
Liverpool FSG in talks to sell 30% stake to Bhatia consortium
Liverpool FSG is in advanced talks to sell a 30% stake to a consortium led by Amit Bhatia, backed by billionaire Lakshmi Mittal, valuing the club at £4.5bn. This landmark... Read more...
Zelenskyy Fires Ukraine's Army Chief, Offers Fedorov Position
Zelenskyy Fires Ukraine's Army Chief, Offers Fedorov Position
In a dramatic move, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fires Ukraine's army chief Oleksandr Syrskyi and offers former defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov a prominent position, triggering nationwide protests. The late-night TV... Read more...
Bay Area City Manager Charged for Yacht Break-In While Drinking
Bay Area City Manager Charged for Yacht Break-In While Drinking
The Bay Area city manager charged for allegedly breaking into a 66ft yacht while drinking has raised serious questions about public officials and legal accountability. Elaine Forbes, Sausalito’s recently appointed... Read more...
Trump Must Divulge Financial Details in $10bn BBC Defamation
Trump Must Divulge Financial Details in $10bn BBC Defamation
Trump must divulge financial details from his many businesses as part of the $10bn defamation lawsuit against the BBC. A federal judge ruled during a discovery hearing that the president’s... Read more...
House Passes Spending Bill to Avert Government Shutdown Before
House Passes Spending Bill to Avert Government Shutdown Before
The House of Representatives passed a stopgap spending bill to avert a government shutdown before the November midterm elections, moving to defuse a volatile fiscal issue. The continuing resolution authorizes... Read more...
Ukraine War's Quiet Rupture: Friends Who Left and Those Who
Ukraine War's Quiet Rupture: Friends Who Left and Those Who
The Ukraine war has created a quiet rupture between those who fled and those who remained, as one Ukrainian journalist's experience reveals. The divide is not between Ukraine and the... Read more...
US Iran War Cost Rises to $37.5 Billion as Strikes Continue
US Iran War Cost Rises to $37.5 Billion as Strikes Continue
The US Iran war cost has now reached $37.5 billion, according to Pete Hegseth, marking an increase of nearly $8 billion since the last public estimate. The 11th night of... Read more...
Iran Foreign Minister Reveals Details of Deadly Attack on
Iran Foreign Minister Reveals Details of Deadly Attack on
Iran foreign minister Abbas Araghchi has provided a chilling firsthand account of the moment a US-Israeli airstrike killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, revealing critical security failures and the ongoing threat... Read more...
Great Britain Grid Operator Faces Blackout Risk Amid Political
Great Britain Grid Operator Faces Blackout Risk Amid Political
The Great Britain grid operator is at the center of a political row after whistleblowers claimed senior managers are risking blackouts to protect the organization's reputation. The National Energy System... Read more...
How Female Baristas Are Transforming Somalia's Cafe Scene
How Female Baristas Are Transforming Somalia's Cafe Scene
Female baristas in Somalia are reshaping the nation’s social fabric, one cup of coffee at a time. In Mogadishu, a city long associated with conflict, young women like Saabiriin Hassan... Read more...
Beloved Football Cage in East London to Be Demolished for Housing
Beloved Football Cage in East London to Be Demolished for Housing
The beloved football cage in east London, known as the Keith Miller sports pitch, is set to be demolished for a housing project, sparking community outrage. Campaigners say the loss... Read more...