California's billionaire tax will appear on the November ballot after receiving double the required signatures, sparking a contentious campaign with tech billionaires and Governor Newsom opposing.
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge rose to a three-year high in May, with consumer prices up 4.1% year-over-year, driven by gas and semiconductor costs, posing potential political challenges for Trump ahead of midterms.
Santander's new Edge account provides up to £608 annually through a 6% interest rate, £180 switch incentive, cashback, and a Regular Saver option. Details on eligibility and maximising earnings.
About 2.8 million Australians get a 4.75% pay rise from 1 July 2026. Key changes include minimum wage to $26.44/hr, payday super, expanded parental leave, tax cuts, and anti-price-gouging laws.
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Extreme heat in England has caused MRI scanners, radiotherapy machines, and IT systems to fail, leading to critical incidents at NHS trusts and a surge in emergency admissions, doctors report.
Labor secures Greens support for capital gains tax and superannuation changes in the budget, targeting wealthy investors and retirement savings loopholes.
A temporary VAT reduction on family days out at theme parks, zoos, cinemas, and children's restaurant meals has taken effect, with discounts at Alton Towers, Legoland, Odeon, and more.
Sam Blakeman asks to attend Megan Walsh's trial in Coronation Street, potentially impacting his mental health recovery after psychosis and schizophrenia diagnosis.
A damning review found more than 500 mothers and babies suffered potentially avoidable harm or death at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust due to systemic failures and a toxic culture.
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A new Ipsos poll finds 35% of Britons think Andy Burnham would make a good PM, outperforming Kemi Badenoch (29%) and Nigel Farage (27%). However, 39% want a Labour leadership contest, not a coronation.
Andy Burnham would enter Downing Street 'boxed in' by financial markets if he signals a rise in borrowing, bond investors warn, amid fiscal constraints and market scepticism.
The US Senate passed a bipartisan housing bill on Monday aimed at increasing housing supply and affordability, with $35 billion in funding for construction and rental assistance.
Queensland's economy faces a potential credit rating downgrade due to rising debt and slowing growth, even as coal royalty revenues surge, according to Moody's.
Labor's tax deal with the Greens is a crucial win, but the NDIS changes could pay the price as political capital is spent.
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Abdulmanon Aliev, 50, from Tajikistan, was jailed for 12 years for attempting to rape a 13-year-old girl on a train from Southend to London. He used a translator app and followed her after she moved away.
TfL and National Rail warn passengers to only travel if essential as a rare red extreme heat warning causes disruption to Tube, Overground, and Elizabeth line services.
The UK government is exploring increased levies on digital giants like Google and Amazon to raise revenue, amid fiscal pressures and calls for fairer taxation.
Jon Snow, former Channel 4 News anchor, faces Alzheimer's but uncovers a mining disaster in Zambia in his final documentary, A Last Big Story, airing tonight on Channel 4.
David Turner's new book reveals the untold history of disability rights, featuring incredible personal stories of resistance from the 17th century to today.
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City analysts warn UK bond yields could climb if Labour holds a leadership contest, with potential policy shifts under Andy Burnham raising investor concerns.
The Bank of England is set to stress-test private markets with scenarios including a 35% FTSE fall and 7% interest rates, assessing resilience to severe economic shocks.
The Bank of England has proposed revisions to trading book capital rules, aligning with global Basel 3.1 standards. The changes aim to enhance risk sensitivity and consistency.
Only 49% of UK rail commuters think fares are value for money, with CrossCountry ranked worst. Passenger journeys hit record 1.83bn.
The Bank of England voted to keep interest rates at 3.75%, with two policymakers dissenting in favor of a hike. Energy prices remain volatile due to Middle East tensions.
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Education secretary Bridget Phillipson cites admissions data showing no influx of private school pupils into state schools after VAT introduction, dismissing critics' predictions.
Good Morning Britain has received 508 Ofcom complaints after Susanna Reid called Scotland's World Cup bank holiday 'outrageous'.
The British Council faces further job cuts and closure of operations in 11 countries as it struggles to repay a £197m Covid-era government loan, according to the National Audit Office.
A new survey reveals parents expect to help adult children financially until age 26, with 7% planning to move to larger homes. Many parents delay retirement or cut back on spending.
Three senior defence figures accuse Keir Starmer of underfunding the military, with resignations and warnings of reduced operations if funding doesn't increase.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia left rates unchanged at 4.35% but signaled readiness to hike again amid persistent inflation, despite a slowing economy.
