29 m. ago Cheryl Hines issues shocking ultimatum to husband RFK Jr. as actress fears Trump cabinet post will reignite his 'lust demons'

New health boss Robert F. Kennedy Jr has received a shocking ultimatum from his wife Cheryl Hines as he accepts his cabinet position as an attempt to thwart his womanizing ways.

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31 m. ago Panicked EU leaders gather to drum up £700bn war chest as Macron says French nuclear umbrella can protect Europe after Trump halted Ukraine's military funding

European Union leaders are planning on holding emergency talks on Thursday to figure out how to quickly increase their military budgets

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35 m. ago Gisèle Pelicot's daughter takes aim at rape survivor mum in blistering attack

Caroline Darian said her mother "does not want to believe or hear" her allegations she too was attacked by the monster.

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51 m. ago India condemns security breach as protester disrupts foreign minister's London visit

India condemns security breach as protester disrupts foreign minister's London visit  Reuters India

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54 m. ago Pound rises above $1.29 as Trump fears hit dollar; Poundland chain up for sale – business live

Dollar slides after US president exempts carmakers from 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico; euro and sterling hit four-month highsThe British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) is predicting “a long and challenging year for UK businesses”. It has become more gloomy about the growth outlook for the UK and said firms will struggle to invest as they deal with a raft of rising cost pressures.This is going to be a long and challenging year for UK businesses. The BCC’s forecast shows an economy struggling without the secure foundations to kickstart business investment.Inflation will continue to be stubborn this year forcing the Bank of England to keep interest rates relatively high. Global uncertainties will add further dark clouds to the economic climate. Continue reading...

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59 m. ago QUENTIN LETTS on PMQs: Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch clung to each other like two shipwreck survivors

QUENTIN LETTS: Water has stopped lapping against the bows. Westminster is becalmed. Thanks to Trump no one knows what to think, what to say, whom to attack.

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60 m. ago Trump warns people of Gaza ‘you are dead’ if Hamas does not release hostages

Roughly 60 hostages remain in Gaza – with 35 of them believed to be dead

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66 m. ago Ilaiyaraaja leaves for London for symphony debut: I'm incredible, no one's like me

Ilaiyaraaja leaves for London for symphony debut: I'm incredible, no one's like me  India Today

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79 m. ago Russia strikes Zelensky's home town after US stops sharing intelligence with Ukraine

UK Defence Secretary John Healey will meet Pete Hegseth in Washington on Thursday as efforts continue to bridge a transatlantic rift over Kyiv’s future security

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85 m. ago Khalistani Extremists Attempt Attack on Jaishankar’s Convoy in London

Khalistani Extremists Attempt Attack on Jaishankar’s Convoy in London  The Hans India

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88 m. ago Nearly 200 fired CDC employees invited back to work, two weeks after job cuts

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has invited some employees back to work, just two weeks after laying them off

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99 m. ago Trump's hot mic moment with Supreme Court Justice sparks wild conspiracy theories as he issues response

Donald Trump responded to wild theories regarding a hot mic moment between himself and Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts before the president's address to Congress.

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1 hour ago Donald Trump warns Gazans they are 'dead' if they hold hostages as he sends 'final warning' to Hamas

US President tells Hamas leaders: ‘Release all of the hostages now, not later, and immediately return all of the dead bodies of the people you murdered, or it is over for you’

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1 hour ago The US embrace of Russia is an existential threat to the EU. Germany must step up to save it | Catherine De Vries

To counter the crisis caused by Trump, Friedrich Merz has little choice but to abandon decades of military and economic cautionIn February 1945, three world leaders – Winston Churchill, Franklin D Roosevelt and Josef Stalin – met in Crimea for the Yalta conference, to discuss the new world order they would implement after the soon-to-end second world war.Smaller nations were given no say in deciding their fate. The Soviet sphere of influence would infest eastern Europe for decades and US foreign policy dominated the second half of the 20th century. Churchill resisted the end of the UK’s global empire and independence for Britain’s colonies came piecemeal; they were let go with bitterness.Catherine De Vries is professor of political science at Bocconi University in Milan Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Jaishankar's security breached in London, India tells UK to ‘live up to its diplomatic obligations'

Jaishankar's security breached in London, India tells UK to ‘live up to its diplomatic obligations'  Firstpost

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2 h. ago 'We deplore misuse of democratic freedoms': MEA on Jaishankar's London event security breach

'We deplore misuse of democratic freedoms': MEA on Jaishankar's London event security breach  The Times of India

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2 h. ago ‘We expect ’: India on security breach by Khalistani extremist during Jaishankar's London visit

‘We expect ’: India on security breach by Khalistani extremist during Jaishankar's London visit  Hindustan Times

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2 h. ago Sivakarthikeyan surprises Ilaiyaraaja with gift ahead of London symphony debut

Sivakarthikeyan surprises Ilaiyaraaja with gift ahead of London symphony debut  India Today

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2 h. ago One Rep Global secures strategic partnership with Nobu Hotel London to target growing Indian market

One Rep Global secures strategic partnership with Nobu Hotel London to target growing Indian market  ETTravelWorld.com

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2 h. ago Weatherwatch: hurricanes will hit harder over next decade, study finds

Researchers say number of tropical cyclones over Atlantic could more than double compared with 1970sHurricanes are going to hit harder and stronger over the next decade, a study has found, and adapting to this new normal will require significant investment in infrastructure and emergency planning.Dr Paul-Arthur Monerie, from the University of Reading, and colleagues used new climate-prediction software developed by the Met Office to forecast future hurricane and tropical cyclone activity. A specialised algorithm allowed the researchers to track individual storms within the simulation, providing far greater forecasting precision than previous models. Continue reading...

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