61 m. ago Business news live: FTSE 100 rises and Tesla poised to gain $25bn

Market reaction and business news ahead of the government’s spending review

Economics

68 m. ago ITV Love Island viewers fume ‘you can’t be serious’ after Shakira's unexpected comment

During her quest for a new partner, Shakira made a reference that stunned viewers of the ITV dating show

Politics

86 m. ago Brits face summer of rolling chaos on 12 Spanish holiday islands

British holidaymakers face potential strike action in popular tourist destinations this summer as unions threaten a number of walkouts due to a row over wages

Events

88 m. ago The wellbeing habits to prioritise this month – according to an astrologist

June signals new beginning for love, connection and emotional wellbeing says astrologer Priscila Lima de Charbonnières

Science

90 m. ago Nashville at 50: Robert Altman’s defining masterpiece of the 1970s

The director’s immersive look at the Nashville music scene remains an audacious narrative experiment that continues to influence film-makersReleased smack-dab in the middle of the 70s, like some gravitational mass at the center of the galaxy, Robert Altman’s Nashville is the defining work of a decade when iconoclasts upended Hollywood and took stock of the country during a turbulent stretch.For Altman, it was the culmination of a film-making style he had been refining since M*A*S*H in 1970, one built on spontaneity, a rich evocation of time and place, and actors empowered to create characters who seem to simply exist in their worlds, rather than impose themselves on it. The offhand magic of Nashville is that it feels modest, despite a who’s who of two dozen stars convening for an epic that offers Music City as a microcosm for America herself. Rarely are great films this casually profound. Continue reading...

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90 m. ago ‘The odds are astronomical’: Canadian man wins lottery jackpots four times

Cancer survivor David Serkin won draws in August, November and May, and another more than a decade agoHow do you say “lottery winner” in western Canada? The answer is: David Serkin, the name of the cancer survivor from Alberta who won three separate lottery jackpots between August and May to accumulate about $2.5m in prize money.According to officials, those lucky tickets marked the second, third and fourth times Serkin had won a lottery in his life, a feat that he had vanishingly small chances of pulling off and gained notice on corners of the internet dedicated to charming news stories. Continue reading...

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90 m. ago Original Big Brother stars now from Nasty Nick's new life to business success

Big Brother series one was a cultural reset - but what happened to the likes of Craig Phillips, Anna Nolan, and 'Nasty' Nick Bateman after the cameras stopped rolling?

Politics

1 hour ago Liz Hurley, 60, strips completely naked as Billy Ray Cyrus brands her 'love of my life'

Austin Powers beauty Liz Hurley sent temperatures soaring as she bared all in her birthday suit to celebrate her 60th, and she told her followers she was "in love"

Economics

1 hour ago The Rolling Stones reported to be working on new album, two years after releasing Hackney Diamonds

Are the band set to release their 25th studio album later this year?

Politics

2 h. ago Elon Musk says he ‘regrets’ some of his posts about Donald Trump; US

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsUS-China trade talks: ‘framework’ deal amid dispute over rare earthsShares in Tesla are set to rally in New York later today, after Elon Musk attempted to patch up relations with Donald Trump.Tesla’s shares are up 2.5% in premarket trading at $334.28, as traders react to Musk’s expression of regret over his criticism of Trump last week. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago Nintendo Switch 2 – live: Latest UK stock updates as Nintendo drops consoles

From specs and price to where the console is in stock, here’s your rolling coverage of the Nintendo Switch 2

Politics

2 h. ago Minimum income requirement for family visas in UK should be lowered, review suggests

Campaigners call for ‘tax on love’ family visa income requirements to be scrapped

Politics

2 h. ago Moment woman throws 'toddler tantrum' at airport after staff weigh her luggage

Stunned travellers at Milan Malpensa Airport watched as the middle-aged woman rolled on the ground, stamped her feet and pounded her fists on the floor while wailing and yelling

Politics

2 h. ago ITV Love Island fans 'rumble' bombshell set for Casa Amor return and it's a former star

Love Island fans are convinced they know which former Islander will return to the villa in just a few weeks time to shake things up in Casa Amor

Events

2 h. ago Marks and Spencer's £27 trousers in four colours are 'so comfortable' shoppers want every pair

Online shopping has resumed at Marks and Spencer and these £27.50 trousers are worth checking out immediately

Economics

2 h. ago ITV Love Island fans 'work out' first Casa Amor bombshell and it's a familar face

Love Island viewers are convinced they've worked out who will be heading to Casa Amor as a bombshell after a brutal dumping saw one girl leave the villa in a shock twist

Events

2 h. ago Love Island viewers say Manchester contestant Sophie Lee 'deserved better' after being dumped on day two

The 29-year-old became the first islander of the series to leave the villa

Politics

2 h. ago What is Pisces? What you need to know about new UK stock market for buying shares in private companies

The Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed rules around trading, which should start this year

Economics

2 h. ago “We built what we couldn’t find”: How Feeld’s CEO is redefining modern relationships

Ana Kirova took an unconventional path from designer to leading one of the world’s most progressive dating apps. As E2E launches the International 100 list, Ana tells us why authentic connection matters more than algorithms, and how her platform is challenging everything we think we know about love

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2 h. ago Lioncroft Wholesale CEO: “To succeed, we must look beyond our borders”

As the E2E International 100 list is launched, Jason Wouhra OBE urges businesses to recognise that expanding into global markets is where the growth is

Economics