80 m. ago Trump’s cold brew: New York coffee shops warn of higher prices amid steep tariffs

As US cafes come under pressure, major coffee-producing countries like Brazil, Vietnam and Colombia are also bracing for disruptionThe Trump administration has targeted Brazil with steep US tariffs of 50%. Coffee shops in the heart of New York are bracing for impact.When the Trump administration announced another wave of sweeping tariffs, particularly on Brazil, Stone Street Cafe’s managing partner was first confused. Then came fear. A cafe already runs on slim margins and extra costs passed on from tariffs could risk everything. Continue reading...

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83 m. ago General Hospital actor Tristan Rogers dies just weeks after major health diagnosis

Actor Tristan Rogers, best known for his roles in General Hospital and Young and the Restless, has died just weeks after revealing he has been diagnosed with cancer

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1 hour ago Scientists pinpoint the personality type which is most likely to have mental health problems

Experts warned that further research was now vital to explore how the personality type influences the effectiveness of mental health treatments.

Science

2 h. ago Late Queen’s brutal assessment of key royal laid bare after tense first meeting

When the late Queen first met Duchess Sophie, her first impression of her soon-to-be daughter-in-law also called out the behaviour of another major royal

Politics

2 h. ago Major update on future of 4.5 acre town centre site after years of disappointment

The land in Altrincham near the tram stop has been in limbo for more than a decade

Politics

4 h. ago William and Harry stopped from inheriting Diana's childhood home due to strict rule

Althorp Estate in Northamptonshire, where Princess Diana grew up and is buried, will be passed down to another member of the Spencer family instead of her two sons, because of one centuries-old tradition

Politics

4 h. ago Abandoned UK zoo left eerily quiet with horrifying animal corpses left behind

An explorer who documents his discoveries online has revealed the moment he stepped inside an abandoned UK zoo that has been closed since 2022 - with some surprising discoveries along the way

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4 h. ago Liverpool transfer news: Arne Slot and Eddie Howe both drop major Alexander Isak hint as deal close

Liverpool got their Premier League season underway with a 4-2 win over Bournemouth, but Arne Slot has stated his desire to make more signings before the deadline

Economics

5 h. ago Up to nine incidents a day such as assaults and window smashing on major bus operator

Increase in anti-social behaviour this year recorded by Lothian

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5 h. ago 'Man Utd must avoid making same managerial mistake with Ruben Amorim

Manchester United have undergone another summer of change with a major overhaul in the attacking department to back Ruben Amorim, but that support must remain

Politics

6 h. ago Disney+ to stream live European football each weekend in major schedule shake

Top Spanish clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona are heading to Disney+ as the streamer lands a three year deal with La Liga.

Sport

6 h. ago Liverpool transfer news: Major Alexander Isak update as deal close to being finalised

Liverpool have been told whether Alexander Isak will start the 2025-26 season playing for Newcastle while the Reds are poised to sell Ben Doak to Bournemouth in a £25million transfer deal

Economics

9 h. ago 'I went hunting for dinosaurs in the surreal Canadian Badlands'

Canada’s Alberta gives dino fan Dan Townend no end of places to explore, including the Badlands – named by explorers centuries ago because of the inhospitable terrain with its surreal mounds of sandstone structures and deep valleys

Politics

11 h. ago Andrew Flintoff backs campaign to increase helipads at hospitals

The former international cricketer was airlifted to a major trauma centre after the car accident on a Top Gear test track.

Politics

12 h. ago Donald Trump's secret message to Putin during Alaska talks hints at major WW3 development

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin met in the Alaskan capital of Anchorage on Friday evening as they bid to thrash out a solution to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine

Politics

13 h. ago Donald Trump 'whispers "I'll help you" to Vladimir Putin' before meeting in major WW3 warning

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin participated in a red carpet greeting on Friday afternoon, with the US President receiving sharp criticism for the glowing reception, sparking further fears of WW3

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13 h. ago Thousands of Brits face 48 hours without water after major Welsh Water outage

Water company Welsh Water has confirmed that the repair of the burst water main in Broughton has been completed but the disruption will continue over the next 48 hours

Politics

14 h. ago Coronation Street's Carl set for downfall amid Abi affair after surprise threat

Carl Webster could be set for a major downfall after an unexpected character declared she 'didn't trust him' following a dramatic series of events on Friday night's Corrie episode

Events

15 h. ago The Memory Blocks review – playful and purposeful exploration of developmental disorders

Andrew Kötting’s complex docu-essay about his daughter Eden, who has Joubert syndrome, refuses conventional grammarArtist and film-maker Andrew Kötting returns to the themes of consciousness and memory (both individual and collective) in this playful and ruminative docu-essay, in which he is again working with his daughter Eden; she is at once his subject and his collaborator.Eden was born in 1988 with the genetic disorder Joubert syndrome; she draws and paints and often appears in Kötting’s films. I have in the past wondered aloud if Kötting might tackle the challenges of being with Eden more straightforwardly. But perhaps that was obtuse of me; it could be that it is only this complex, layered, tonally elusive approach which refuses the conventional grammar of clinical concern does justice to the idea of seeing the world as Eden sees it. Continue reading...

Politics

16 h. ago Stone Age humans were picky about which rocks they used for making tools, study finds

New research finds early human ancestors during the Stone Age were more picky about the rocks they used for making tools than previously thought

Politics