US bank traders hit record $54bn amid war and AI volatility
US bank traders generated a record $54 billion in revenue in 2024, driven by increased volatility from geopolitical conflicts and the AI boom, according to industry data.
Category : Politics
West London sex predator jailed for six months
Sebastian Vernon, 45, sentenced to six months for sexually assaulting two women on late-night Tube and National Rail trains in London.
Russia accused of war crimes over disguised bombs in Ukraine
Russia has dropped booby-trapped tissue boxes and power banks in Kherson, Ukraine, in a new tactic targeting civilians, sparking war crime accusations.
Martin Lewis: 800,000 affected by state pension error
Martin Lewis warns that up to 800,000 self-employed Brits may have incorrect National Insurance records due to an HMRC error, potentially losing thousands in state pension.
Doomsday Argument: Humans may have 17,100 years left
The Doomsday Argument suggests humans have roughly 17,100 years left, based on statistical probability. Critics question its assumptions.
Zion Foster speaks out on 'painful false claims' about twins
Jesy Nelson's ex-fiancé Zion Foster breaks silence after backlash over comments about their twins' spinal muscular atrophy diagnosis, insisting he never abandoned fatherly duties.
Met detective showed murder photos for 'bragging rights'
A Met detective accused of showing crime scene photos of Sally Anne Bowman's murder for 'entertainment and bragging rights' also made sexually inappropriate remarks, a tribunal heard.
British landlady, 65, shot dead in front of husband in Trinidad
British pub landlady Elaine McGowan, 65, was shot dead in front of her husband in Trinidad and Tobago on July 5. She ran The Castle Hotel in Hythe, Kent, and was remembered as a 'brilliant person'.
Jeremy Clarkson vs Chris Packham: Farm feud explained
Jeremy Clarkson hits back at Chris Packham after the naturalist criticises Clarkson's Farm as unrealistic on Celebrity Gogglebox, sparking a war of words.
UK told to prepare for food and water shortages
The UK government updates national resilience plans, urging public to take small steps to prepare for potential food and water shortages from severe weather or cyber attacks.
Police probe posts celebrating Ann Widdecombe's death
A university worker's social media post calling Ann Widdecombe's killing 'good news' is being investigated by police. The ex-Tory minister was found dead at her Dartmoor home.
Sawalha and Adderley apology over false terror claims
A Metro article falsely claimed Mark Adderley shared pro-Hamas and antisemitic videos. The newspaper apologises to him and Nadia Sawalha for the error.
British deaths in Spain wildfires rise to seven
Seven Britons confirmed dead in Spain's deadliest wildfire, with 13 total victims. Survivor recounts escape as flames advanced at 100m per minute.
Three more Emmerdale exits may be imminent after cop reveal
Serena Sugden's police past threatens Robert, Aaron and Victoria as she confronts them over John Sugden's murder cover-up, potentially leading to three Emmerdale exits.
Sutton flag removal row costs £27k, council mulls injunction
Sutton Council spent over £27k removing flags from lampposts in a year. Leader Barry Lewis says 'cheap flags' are not wanted, and the council may seek injunctions against repeat offenders.
Coronation Street: Sarah Platt arrested for murder next week
Sarah Platt is formally arrested and charged with Theo Silverton's murder next week on Coronation Street, with devastating consequences for Gary, Maria, and the Platt family.
South London kids at risk of hunger as food vouchers cut
A petition of 536 signatures calls for Wandsworth Council to continue school holiday food vouchers after national funding changes end automatic provision, leaving over 10,000 children at risk of hunger.
Man found in suitcase in Wimbledon murder named by police
Dale Mundell, 34, from Islington, was found dead in a suitcase in Borstal woodland on July 10. Two men charged with murder and preventing burial.
Rodri complains to FIFA over Yamal protection after Spain win
Rodri criticised officiating and lack of protection for Lamine Yamal after Spain's 2-0 World Cup semi-final win over France, calling for FIFA action.
Prue Leith: Son being Reform MP 'scary' after Widdecombe murder
Dame Prue Leith says her son Danny Kruger becoming a Reform MP is 'scary' following the murder of Ann Widdecombe, a targeted attack now being investigated by counter-terror police.
10 European nations to build shared ballistic missile defence
Ukraine and nine other countries, including the UK, Germany, and France, announce a shared anti-ballistic missile programme for Europe, leveraging Kyiv's war experience.
Tice Pays Tribute to Widdecombe Amid Political Tensions
Richard Tice leads Commons tributes to Ann Widdecombe, while Reform MPs face backlash for politicizing her murder and speculating on motives.
Andy Burnham Secures Labour Leadership with Landslide MP Support
Andy Burnham will become UK prime minister after winning backing from 349 Labour MPs, making it impossible for any rival to challenge him. He replaces Keir Starmer on Friday.
Can England tempt Andy Flower back as Test coach?
Andy Flower is favourite for England Test coach, but franchise commitments and a split setup may deter him from returning.
Eckert's Southampton future uncertain in spygate probe
Southampton manager Tonda Eckert awaits FA investigation outcome into spygate scandal, with potential 12-month suspension following Fifa precedent.
Grandfather Tossed by Bison at Yellowstone
Carl McDaniel, 65, suffered severe injuries including broken bones after being tossed 8ft by a bison at Yellowstone. A viral video captured the incident.
Reform UK row over MP safety after Widdecombe death
Reform UK claims MPs lack security support after Ann Widdecombe's murder, sparking row with Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle.
Corrections: Postpartum Haemorrhage Definition Clarified
The Guardian clarifies that postpartum haemorrhage figures reported were for blood loss of at least 1,500ml, not the standard definition of >500ml or major PPH >1,000ml.
Evolution Review: Chris Packham Crowned Attenborough's Successor
Chris Packham's new BBC series Evolution is a wondrous, awe-inspiring coronation, cementing him as David Attenborough's worthy successor with deep dives into evolutionary biology.
How to Trick Your Way onto the Property Ladder review
Oobah Butler's Channel 4 documentary explores wacky housing hacks, revealing a rigged market where even a grave plot is cheaper than rent.
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