Trump Removes Scotch Whisky Tariffs for King Charles
President Donald Trump has removed tariffs on Scotch whisky as a farewell gesture to King Charles III, praising him as 'the greatest king' and strengthening US-UK trade ties.
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Dubai Quant Firm NDAs Stop Staff Naming Employer
A Dubai-based quantitative trading firm is using non-disclosure agreements to stop employees from revealing their employer's name, raising concerns about transparency.
UK's Secret Beaches: No Crowds, No Crammed Car Parks
Discover the UK's hidden beaches with as few as 10 Google searches per month, from Abermawr Bay in Wales to Da Lang Ayre in Scotland. Avoid crowded shores this summer.
Stamford Hill Fire: 100 Firefighters Battle Blaze
Around 100 firefighters and 15 fire engines are tackling a massive fire at a property on Cazenove Road in Stamford Hill, north London. Residents urged to avoid area.
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Lib Dems apologise for misspelling Shepherd's Bush in leaflet
Liberal Democrats in Hammersmith and Fulham apologise for misspelling 'Shepherd's Bush' twice in an election leaflet, drawing criticism from residents.
NASA Chief Wants to Make Pluto Great Again
NASA administrator Jared Isaacman told a Senate committee he wants Pluto reclassified as a planet, sparking debate. The final decision rests with the International Astronomical Union.
DMGT Sells Trepp to Fitch for $1bn
Daily Mail and General Trust sells US property data business Trepp to Fitch Group for $1bn, reshaping portfolio after missing out on buying The Telegraph.
The $13bn World Cup: Fifa's 2026 Revenue Breakdown
Fifa's 2026 World Cup in North America is set to generate $13bn, making it the most lucrative sporting event ever. Broadcast deals, ticket sales, and sponsorships drive record revenues.
Disney+ Wins Champions League Broadcast Rights
Disney+ has won live rights for men's Champions League matches in several European countries, including Sweden, marking its first entry into the competition. The deal boosts Uefa's TV rights value.
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Whitbread to Close Beefeater and Brewers Fayre, Cut 3,800 Jobs
Premier Inn owner Whitbread will close its remaining Beefeater and Brewers Fayre restaurants, cutting about 3,800 jobs due to tax rises and activist pressure.
F1's Youngest Race President on Miami GP's Boom
Katharina Nowak, 29, becomes F1's youngest race president. She discusses the Miami GP's record ticket sales, growing US interest, and her journey from bandwagon fan to leader.
Air France-KLM Cuts Growth Forecast on $2.4bn Fuel Hike
Air France-KLM reduces capacity growth forecast to 2-4% amid a $2.4bn fuel bill increase due to Iran conflict. The airline reports a smaller-than-expected loss, while UK refineries boost jet fuel production.
Why Your Favorite Brands Are Failing: Private Equity
Smaller portions, higher prices, worse service. It's not just inflation. Private equity is reshaping brands into fast-return investments, affecting everything from restaurants to vets.
Cuts to Paid Parental Leave in the US: Share Your Story
Deloitte and Zoom are reducing paid parental leave. Tell us how changes to your company's policy affect you and your family.
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Canada to Create Financial Crimes Agency, Ban Crypto ATMs
Canada plans a new Financial Crimes Agency to tackle money laundering and fraud, while banning cryptocurrency ATMs, contrasting with the US approach.
Bank of England Holds Rates, Warns of 6% Inflation Peak
The Bank of England keeps interest rates on hold despite inflation expected to peak above 3.5% and possibly 6% due to Middle East conflict, with higher energy bills and mortgage costs.
Israeli Forces Seize Gaza Aid Flotilla Near Crete
Israeli forces intercepted and detained crews of 22 boats from the Global Sumud Flotilla near Crete, aiming to break the Gaza blockade. The flotilla calls it a 'violent raid' in international waters.
Israeli Forces Board Gaza Flotilla Boats Near Crete
Israeli forces intercepted at least 22 boats from the Global Sumud Flotilla near Crete, boarding one vessel. The flotilla, carrying activists from 70 countries, aims to breach the Gaza blockade.
Eurozone Inflation Hits 3% as Iran War Drives Energy Prices
Eurozone inflation soared to 3% in April, driven by a 10.9% surge in energy prices amid the Iran war, while growth slowed to 0.1%. ECB holds rates.
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Chalmers: Investor Tax Changes Not Big Revenue Soon
Treasurer Jim Chalmers warns proposed CGT and negative gearing changes will not generate substantial revenue in the short term, as Deloitte urges broader reforms for budget repair.
Trump Threatens US Troop Withdrawal from Germany
President Trump threatens to reduce 36,400 US troops in Germany after Merz remarks. A look at the history, size, and role of US bases in Germany and past threats.
US GDP Rebounds 2% as Consumer Spending Slows
US GDP grew 2% in Q1 2026, driven by AI investment and government spending, but consumer spending slows as Iran war fuels oil prices and inflation fears.
LIV Golf Races for Investment as Saudi Funding Ends in 2026
LIV Golf faces a funding crisis as Saudi Arabia's PIF confirms it will stop funding after 2026, prompting a search for new investors and potential player returns to traditional tours.
Tax AI Slop to Protect Human Creativity
AI-generated slop threatens human creativity. A proposed 1% tax on major AI companies could fund cultural institutions and restore balance.
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Germany Top Plastic Waste Exporter in 2025
Germany exported 810,000 tonnes of plastic waste in 2025, the UK 675,000 tonnes, with much sent to Turkey, Malaysia, and Indonesia, causing environmental harm.
Bank of England Warns of Higher Inflation from Middle East War
The Bank of England holds interest rates at 3.75% but warns higher inflation is unavoidable due to the Middle East conflict, with potential rate hikes later this year.
Ex-Oil Leaders Warn Fast-Tracked Fossil Fuels Cost Australians
Former BP and Shell executives warn that prioritizing fossil fuel projects over renewables will lock in higher costs and price shocks for Australians, urging a shift to clean energy.
Fast Food Stocks Tumble on ASX Amid Cost of Living Crisis
Shares in Domino's, KFC operator Collins Foods, and Retail Food Group have fallen sharply on the ASX as consumers cut spending on fast food due to rising living costs and inflation.
Best Mother's Day Gifts from Moms, Grandmas, and Great-Grandmas
Discover the top Mother's Day gifts as recommended by mothers, grandmothers, and a great-grandmother. From personalized napkins to photo calendars, find the perfect present.
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North London Base to Lead New Naval Force
The Royal Navy plans to command a new multinational naval force from Northwood HQ in Hillingdon to counter growing Russian threats, with a formal declaration expected by year-end.
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