7 h. ago Trump unveils his new 'Gold Card' visa design for the first time including a VERY familiar design

President Trump held up what his administration is calling 'The Trump Card' gold card - a way for rich foreigners to pay $5 million to earn a visa and path to citizenship.

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22 h. ago Emma Raducanu opts out of representing Great Britain as health update emerges

Emma Raducanu has withdrawn from the Great Britain Billie Jean King Cup team and will instead take on a training block following her impressive run at the Miami Open

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27 h. ago Trump tariffs see stocks dive and investors scramble to bonds, gold and yen

Nasdaq futures tumbled 3.3% and in after-hours trade as $760bn was wiped from the market value of ‘Magnificent Seven’ technology leadersStocks dived and investors scrambled to the safety of bonds, gold and the yen on Thursday as Donald Trump unveiled a bigger-than-expected wall of tariffs around the world’s largest economy, upending trade and supply chains.The technology sector was pummelled as manufacturing hubs in China and Taiwan faced new tariffs above 30%. In total, China now faces an eye-watering 54% in tariffs on its exports to the US. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Uniqlo's £50 jacket rivals Carhartt and is the perfect lightweight layer for spring

With spring officially here, it's the perfect time to invest in a new jacket, and Uniqlo's £50 on-trend blouson has been compared to Carhartt's best-selling Detroit jacket

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6 d. ago Keir Starmer warns Donald Trump that Britain could yet hit back against US tariffs as PM says 'all options are on the table' with Labour continuing frantic talks to escape trade levies

The Prime Minister said the UK reserves the right to respond to American trade levies, after the US President slapped a 25 per cent import tax on cars.

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6 d. ago FTSE 100 Live 28 March: New name for WH Smith high street stores, retail sales beat hopes

The WH Smith name is to disappear from the high street after 233 years.

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6 d. ago FTSE 100 Live 28 March: WH Smith sells high street stores, retail sales beat hopes

The WH Smith name is to disappear from the high street after 233 years.

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8 d. ago Young Brits opt for starters over mains for one key reason in new dining trend

Recent research has revealed that three quarters of Gen Z adults will ditch a main meal in favour of multiple starters - and there's a key explanation for the shift in dining habits

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2 w. ago People ‘reaching for pliers’ amid dental appointment difficulties

Experts have urged the Government to ‘pick up pace and keep its promises’ on dentistry

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2 w. ago Investment trends show younger Brits are opting for gold over stocks

New research suggests Gen Z and Millennials are ditching 'traditional' investment routes and are turning to alternative ways to grow their wealth

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2 w. ago Young Brits ditch stocks and shares for gold bars, luxury watches and vinyl records

Gen Z and Millennials are ditching 'traditional' investments focusing more on collectable items, such as luxury handbags and sports memorabilia.

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2 w. ago Vibrant Six Nations leaves Andy Farrell with tricky decisions on Lions selection

England finished strong while Ireland appear to be fading, but the head coach must avoid an over-reliance on recency biasThe streets of Cardiff on Saturday night made the last days of the Roman empire look positively sedate. There were almost as many puddles of sick outside the Queens Vaults pub as England had scored tries inside the Principality Stadium, the glossy veneer of “Super Saturday” replaced by the dejected, what-just-happened stagger home. Truth be told, the pissed-up paying public weren’t looking too flash either.What a deeply sobering weekend to be a player in red. To lose 68-14 against anyone at Test level is a nightmare; to do so under the roof at home against England is full-on zombie apocalypse stuff. An Aussie dollar or two, then, for Andy Farrell’s thoughts as he left the ground pondering his options for the British & Irish Lions series against the Wallabies this year. As things stand, representatives from Wales will be hard pressed to fill a phone box. Contin...

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2 w. ago FTSE 100 Live 14 March: Gold price milestone, GDP setback as Berkeley urges rate cut clarity

Recession fears stalked the City today after official figures showed the UK economy went back into reverse in January.

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2 w. ago FTSE 100 Live 14 March: Gold price record, GDP falls as Berkeley urges rate cut clarity

Recession fears stalked the City today after official figures showed the UK economy went back into reverse in January.

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2 w. ago FTSE 100 Live 14 March: Recession fears mount after surprise GDP fall, Berkeley urges rate cut clarity

Recession fears stalked the City today after official figures showed the UK economy went back into reverse in January.

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3 w. ago Still uncertain about Trump? Let Boris Johnson guide you on this ‘very compassionate man’ | Catherine Bennett

Some of the president’s Tory fans seem to find the grim reality of the president’s actions invigorating rather than terrifyingShort of emigration, what is the best option for Britain’s dazzled Trump followers now their hero confirms he is not Europe’s ally but Vladimir Putin’s? That’s assuming what we can’t in the case of Nigel Farage MP: that they do not share the US president’s well-documented weakness for a genocidal invader. Even his more respectable British acolytes have until recently finessed, quite successfully, their love of Trump with his long history of Putin-pleasing. No one more so than Boris Johnson, former prime minister, self-styled saviour of Ukraine and still Trump’s most dependable British idiot.To Johnson’s way of thinking, detailed in numerous Daily Mail columns, it is Trump-doubters who are always the ridiculous, panicking, hysterical, whingeing headless chickens. When Trump looked likely to win the US election, Johnson likened the reaction of the “western libe...

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3 w. ago Dusty Ikea furniture from the seventies is being sold at auctions for thousands

Ikea furniture from the seventies is being sold at auctions for huge amounts of money, and the 1970s design is described as a trend to watch and invest in by experts

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3 w. ago Airlines, tech and gold: The most popular stocks and funds investors are buying ahead of the ISA deadline

Chipmaker Nvidia and housebuilder Taylor Wimpey rank in the top 10 individual shares being purchased

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