Business & Economy

Excessive Online Time Linked to Stress and Worse Mood: Study

Excessive Online Time Linked to Stress and Worse Mood: Study

Excessive online time is linked to higher stress levels and worse mood, according to a new study published in PLOS One. Researchers at the Universi...

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Parliamentary Watchdog Declines Inquiry into Richard Tice's

Parliamentary Watchdog Declines Inquiry into Richard Tice's

The parliamentary watchdog has declined to investigate a complaint against Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice over an undeclared loan of nearly £...

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Wildfires Kill Three Greek Firefighters in Crete and Mainland

Wildfires Kill Three Greek Firefighters in Crete and Mainland

The recent wildfires in Greece have tragically killed three firefighters as blazes rage across Crete and the mainland, highlighting the dangerous c...

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Uefa Emergency Meeting: Opposition to FIFA's Plan Hardens

Uefa Emergency Meeting: Opposition to FIFA's Plan Hardens

The Uefa emergency meeting convened on Thursday as opposition to FIFA's controversial plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors con...

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Hackers Steal Sensitive Data from UK Education and Police

Hackers Steal Sensitive Data from UK Education and Police

A cyberattack on the UK Department for Education and a police database has exposed more than 740,000 pieces of sensitive data, including names, ema...

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Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid Inflation Concerns

Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid Inflation Concerns

The Fed holds interest rates steady in a divided vote, reflecting ongoing inflation pressures and political tension. The US Federal Reserve's Feder...

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Trident Renewal: Defence Spending Creates 18,000 UK Jobs by 2030

Trident Renewal: Defence Spending Creates 18,000 UK Jobs by 2030

Trident renewal and defence spending are at the forefront of Andy Burnham’s plan to reindustrialise Britain, with a new phase of contracts worth £8...

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Todd Blanche's AG Nomination in Jeopardy After Vote Postponed

Todd Blanche's AG Nomination in Jeopardy After Vote Postponed

Todd Blanche, President Trump’s pick for US attorney general, saw his nomination hit a major roadblock after the Senate Judiciary Committee postpon...

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WSL Brings Back Sunday Evening Kick-offs After Ratings Dip

WSL Brings Back Sunday Evening Kick-offs After Ratings Dip

The Women's Super League (WSL) is bringing back Sunday evening kick-offs after indifferent viewing figures last season, signaling a strategic shift...

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Ukraine F-16 Crashes: Pilot Safe After Intercepting Russian

Ukraine F-16 Crashes: Pilot Safe After Intercepting Russian

The Ukraine F-16 crash occurred during a frontline mission intercepting Russian airborne targets, with the pilot ejecting safely, Ukraine’s air for...

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Somalia's Female Baristas: Changing the Coffee Scene
Somalia's Female Baristas: Changing the Coffee Scene
Female baristas in Somalia are redefining the country's coffee culture and breaking gender barriers in Mogadishu's booming cafe scene. Saabiriin Hassan, one of the first women to work as a... Læs mere ...
Andy Burnham's Long Game: A Masterclass in Political Strategy
Andy Burnham's Long Game: A Masterclass in Political Strategy
Andy Burnham's long game has proven to be a masterclass in political strategy, outmaneuvering short-term thinkers like Keir Starmer. While Labour struggled after the 2024 local elections, Burnham's allies quietly... Læs mere ...
Iran Foreign Minister Describes Attack That Killed Khamenei
Iran Foreign Minister Describes Attack That Killed Khamenei
Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi has described the US-Israeli airstrike that killed Supreme Leader Khamenei, pulling him from the rubble of the leadership compound. In a rare interview, he confirmed... Læs mere ...
1952 Pan Am Plane Crash Wreckage Found: Air Safety Legacy
1952 Pan Am Plane Crash Wreckage Found: Air Safety Legacy
The wreckage of the 1952 Pan Am plane crash that killed 52 people and revolutionized air safety has been found off Puerto Rico. The Clipper Endeavor, a DC-4, plunged into... Læs mere ...
Proportional Representation UK: How Parliament Would Change
Proportional Representation UK: How Parliament Would Change
Proportional representation could fundamentally transform the UK parliament, according to new analysis produced exclusively for the Guardian. The research, conducted by More in Common, shows how different voting systems would... Læs mere ...
JBS Faces Landmark Lawsuit Over Green Credentials Expansion
JBS Faces Landmark Lawsuit Over Green Credentials Expansion
The world's largest meat company JBS is facing a landmark legal challenge over its green credentials and $6bn global expansion plan, as Greenpeace files a petition in Dutch courts demanding... Læs mere ...
UK Inflation Falls to 2.6%: Boost for Economy and Cost of...
UK Inflation Falls to 2.6%: Boost for Economy and Cost of...
UK inflation fell by more than expected to 2.6% in June, providing a significant boost to Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s cost-of-living agenda. The consumer prices index reading beat economists’ forecasts... Læs mere ...
Rugby Concussion Lawsuit: Crucial Week and Key Questions...
Rugby Concussion Lawsuit: Crucial Week and Key Questions...
The landmark rugby concussion lawsuit has reached a pivotal stage, with hundreds of former players seeking justice for brain injuries they believe were caused by their careers. This week's hearings... Læs mere ...
Andy Burnham's Promise to End Rough Sleeping – Can He Do It?
Andy Burnham's Promise to End Rough Sleeping – Can He Do It?
Andy Burnham's controversial promise to end rough sleeping in England is back in the spotlight. With a history of unfulfilled pledges, can the Prime Minister finally deliver? This article examines... Læs mere ...
Americans View Politics as Greatest Threat to Safety – Study
Americans View Politics as Greatest Threat to Safety – Study
A new study reveals that Americans view politics as the greatest threat to their safety, with 10% citing it as their top daily risk—ten times the global average. The Lloyd’s... Læs mere ...
Wetherspoon Fourth Profit Warning: Sales Below Expectations
Wetherspoon Fourth Profit Warning: Sales Below Expectations
JD Wetherspoon has issued its fourth profit warning in seven months, with the pub chain blaming worse-than-expected sales despite the World Cup. The company, which operates 793 pubs across the... Læs mere ...
Michelin-Starred Restaurant Owner Faces Jail Over Ant Dessert
Michelin-Starred Restaurant Owner Faces Jail Over Ant Dessert
In a startling legal case, a Michelin-starred restaurant owner in South Korea faces potential jail time after serving a dessert topped with ants, an ingredient not approved under local food... Læs mere ...