4 h. ago Wall Street ‘Einstein’: ‘There’s blood on the streets. It’s unbelievable; they know nothing’

‘The formula they used for these numbers to measure the trade deficit, it’s like ‘apples, oranges, a couple of cashews, divided by ten, times four — none of it makes any sense’

Events

6 h. ago Killer eagles snatch lamb and fly off with it in talons in hurt farmer's shocking snaps

Distraught Duncan Maclean spotted three sea eagles swooping for two of his prized newborn lambs before flying off with them. He says the lambs sell for around £80-100

Events

7 h. ago Taxpayers funded training for ministers to sell their controversial welfare cuts to the public

Official records show £12,000 of public money was given to PR giant Freud Communications, whose chairman backed Labour at the election.

Economics

7 h. ago Nutritionists weigh in on how healthy Meghan Markle's As Ever jam REALLY is

On Wednesday, Meghan Markle finally launched her much-anticipated As Ever product line, including her infamous raspberry spread - but is it really as healthy as she says it is?

Politics

7 h. ago Ted Cruz admits if Trump’s tariff gamble backfires, it could cost Republicans politically

Senator said he supported president but worries any recession could cause 2026 ‘bloodbath’ for Republicans at the ballot box

Politics

9 h. ago Prince Harry 'went ballistic' at photos of Princess Eugenie and Piers Morgan laughing together

Prince Harry was once known to be very close with his younger cousin, Princess Eugenie, who was supportive of his relationship with his wife, Meghan, from day one. Now their bond is said to have 'soured'

Politics

9 h. ago Hedge funds hit with steepest margin calls since 2020 Covid crisis

Banks ask clients to stump up additional money as global market sell-off knocks value of holdings

Events

10 h. ago Sky Mobile offers Apple MacBook Air M4 for £22 a month in new deal

The latest Apple MacBook Air M4 is now available to order and there's a way to spread the cost over four years, saving you a huge upfront payment on the new laptop

Economics

10 h. ago China hits back hard at ‘bullying’ Trump tariffs as global recession fears grow

Beijing imposes punitive 34% extra tariffs on all goods imported from US, exacerbating stock market sell-offBusiness live – latest updatesUS politics live – latest updatesChina has hit back hard against Donald Trump’s “bullying” tariffs, raising fears that the escalating trade war could trigger a global recession and prompting fresh turmoil in financial markets.Beijing retaliated on Friday with punitive 34% additional tariffs on all goods imported from the US – mirroring the US decision and exacerbating a sell-off on global stock markets. Continue reading...

Politics

11 h. ago Best hotels in LA for beach views, luxury stays and Hollywood glamour

From historic landmarks to modern hideaways, here’s our selection of the very best places in the City of Angels to rest your head in 2025

Society

11 h. ago The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s tariff ultimatum: tribute for access to America’s empire | Editorial

As the White House retools US imperialism with import duties, others must resist dependency – deepening regional ties and reducing exposure to chokepointsWhen Donald Trump stood before union auto workers in the Rose Garden he declared “Liberation Day”, promising to stand up for Main Street. Whether that pledge will be fulfilled is moot. He will declare victory either way. What the US president offered was not just an economic programme, but an imperial one.Mr Trump’s logic, if it exists, lies in the 397-page report on “foreign trade barriers” he brandished on Wednesday. Its message is brutally simple: you may sell your goods to Walmart shoppers, but only if you let US cloud services hoover up your data, US media flood your screens and US tech monopolies operate on their terms – not yours. TikTok is the test case for Trump’s platform nationalism: only US firms may mine data, reap profits and rule the digital empire. Continue reading...

Politics

12 h. ago Amazon deal cuts 36% off eye cream that 'blurs' fine lines and makes wrinkles 'disappear'

The popular eye cream is said to 'sell one every 10 seconds'

Economics

13 h. ago Rachel Zegler puts on a brave face at opening of George Clooney's Broadway play as she's seen for the FIRST time since release of 'woke' box office bomb Snow White

The actress, 23, who has taken the brunt of the blame for the film underperforming amid controversies, beamed as she attended the opening of George Clooney 's Broadway play.

Events

13 h. ago Radley's 'beautiful' designer watch that's a 'good size' nabbed for £50 in half price sale

A luxury timepiece from designer Radley London is currently on sale at Amazon saving shoppers £50 off the 'perfect' accessory

Economics

13 h. ago Meghan Markle gushes about the best business advice she has ever received following As Ever launch

Meghan Markle has revealed the best piece of business advice that she's ever received - just days after she released the first lineup of products from her new lifestyle brand, As Ever.

Politics

14 h. ago Trump claims ‘great time to get rich’ as tariffs turmoil sees Wall Street market sell

Trump’s trade war escalates as China strikes back with 34 percent tariffs on all U.S. goods, sending stocks sliding further after worst day since 2020

Politics

14 h. ago Stock markets continue to fall as fears over Trump’s trade war dragging down the economy fuel sell

Friday’s stock market comes after a historically bad day as investors react to Trump’s tariff plan

Politics

14 h. ago Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright share photos of 'special' luxury holiday with baby Palma

The actress, 37, and reality star, 38, welcomed Palma in early March

Culture

14 h. ago Scott McTominay reveals Man Utd's big mistake and what Erik ten Hag finally changed

Scott McTominay became a key player under Erik ten Hag before Manchester United chiefs opted to sell him to Napoli last summer, where the midfielder has been a revelation

Politics

14 h. ago I worked in Trump’s first administration. Here’s why his team is using Signal | Kevin Carroll

Using the platform was dangerous and wrong – but officials appeared to prioritize shielding themselves from litigationNo senior US government official in the now-infamous “Houthi PC Small Group” Signal chat seemed new to that kind of group, nor surprised by the sensitivity of the subject discussed in that insecure forum, not even when the defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, chimed in with details of a coming airstrike. No one objected – not the director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, who was abroad and using her personal cellphone to discuss pending military operations; not even the presidential envoy Steve Witkoff, who was in Moscow at the time. Yet most of these officials enjoy the luxury of access to secure government communications systems 24/7/365.Reasonable conclusions may be drawn from these facts. First, Trump’s national security cabinet commonly discusses secret information on insecure personal devices. Second, sophisticated adversaries such as Russia and China inter...

Politics