39 m. ago Sudanese fleeing war are at risk of worsening hunger in neighboring nations, UN warns

The U.N. warns that millions fleeing Sudan’s conflict risk facing worsening hunger

Events

59 m. ago Disability Rebellion says welfare bill will 'strip people of their independence'

Protest forum and organisation, Disability Rebellion, calls out Prime Minister Keir Starmer for PIP cuts that will strip people of their independence, wages and strand them in their homes.

Economics

71 m. ago One thing shoppers must do to get the best deals on Amazon Prime Day

Amazon's sale extravaganza kicks off next week, but the deals won't be available to everybody

Economics

86 m. ago Only pro gamers can spot the hidden headphones in this epic gaming setup in under 5 seconds

This optical illusion challenges readers to spot the headphones in the gamer setup - are you up for it?

Politics

92 m. ago Mum with mystery illness leaves doctors baffled as she's a prisoner in her own body

Once a busy social worker dedicated to helping others, active mum Nada Gumati, lived a full life. Now, she spends 90 per cent of her life lying down, in constant agony that has left doctors mystified

Events

94 m. ago Take the test that reveals how likely you are to get deadly skin cancer

It's a cancer that could be easily avoided, with nearly 90 per cent of cases being caused by overexposure to UV radiation from the sun or sunbeds.

Events

97 m. ago Federal Reserve chair blames Trump’s tariffs for preventing interest rates cut

Jerome Powell says inflationary impact of the president’s trade policies needs to be assessed before borrowing costs can be reducedThe chair of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, has blamed Donald Trump’s tariffs for preventing the immediate interest rate cuts the president has demanded.Trump has repeatedly urged Powell to reduce borrowing costs in the US economy. He posted a hand-scrawled note on his Truth Social platform on Monday, saying: “You have cost the USA a fortune – and continue to do so – you should lower the rate by a lot!” Continue reading...

Politics

97 m. ago Federal Reserve chair blames Trump’s tariffs for preventing interest rate cuts

Jerome Powell says inflationary impact of the president’s trade policies needs to be assessed before borrowing costs can be reducedThe chair of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, has blamed Donald Trump’s tariffs for preventing the immediate interest rate cuts the president has demanded.Trump has repeatedly urged Powell to reduce borrowing costs in the US economy, and on Monday posted a hand-scrawled note on his Truth Social platform saying: “You have cost the USA a fortune – and continue to do so – you should lower the rate by a lot!” Continue reading...

Politics

1 hour ago Ella Toone's gift from pals that means she can 'hug' late dad at Women's Euros

The pillow with her late dad's face on is among several sentimental items that Ella said she would take to Switzerland to make her hotel room at the Women's Euros feel like home

Politics

1 hour ago Atlantic City casino visitor bets $7 on Wheel of Fortune machine

One lucky gambler won a potentially life-changing sum of money at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

Politics

1 hour ago Woman travels 30 hours to Machu Picchu – but is instantly disappointed

The site is one of the New 7 Wonders of the World and was constructed in the 15th century. But one traveller was left utterly disappointed after a recent trip to the spot

Politics

1 hour ago Poll: Sir Keir Starmer more unpopular than Nigel Farage in Scotland

The Prime Minister’s approval ratings have ‘fallen markedly’

Politics

2 h. ago Jason Manford takes swipe at hotel chain's 'ridiculous policy' after being forced to share room

Comedian Jason Manford has slammed a popular hotel chain for making him share a room after giving his room away to another guest.

Events

2 h. ago Enjoy homemade ice cream as Amazon slashes £50 off Ninja CREAMi days before Prime sale

The Ninja CREAMi ice cream maker has over 20% off on Amazon

Economics

2 h. ago Fed chair Jerome Powell blames Trump tariffs for failure to cut US interest rates this year – business live

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsUS dollar has worst first half in more than 50 years amid Trump tariffsSainsbury’s has recorded its strongest growth since last summer after its Argos chain recorded a big step up in sales as shoppers sought out paddling pools and fans during recent hot weather.The retail group said Argos, its catalogue shop, was able to achieve growth of 4.4% in the three months to 21 June, up from 1.9% in the previous quarter. Comparable group sales, excluding fuel, rose 4.7% on a year earlier.Companies have now expanded production slightly for the fourth month in a row, order intake has ceased to fall, and slightly longer delivery times also indicate that demand is picking up a bit.Against the backdrop of numerous uncertainties - US tariffs, the crisis in the Middle East, and Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine - this can certainly be seen as a sign of resilience. Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago US job openings in May hit 7.8 million in a continuing display of labor market resilience

U.S. job openings rose unexpectedly in May, a sign that the American labor market remains resilient in the face of high borrowing costs and uncertainty over U.S. economic policy

Economics

2 h. ago Poland to tighten border controls amid growing tension over irregular crossings

Temporary rules for Germany and Lithuania come as far-right activists initiate border patrolsPoland will introduce temporary border controls with Germany and Lithuania from next Monday amid growing tensions over irregular migration, the Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, has said.The decision, made after a government meeting with the Polish border guard on Tuesday, comes in response to growing domestic political pressure and far-right backed protests at Poland’s border crossings with Germany over the weekend. Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago Amazon Optimus Prime! Bezos’ company nears having more AI robot workers than humans

Amazon operates over one million robots in its fulfillment network, approaching the size of its 1.56 million human workforce, most of whom work in warehouses

Politics

3 h. ago Executions, arrests and paranoia: Inside Iran’s crackdown on its own people after Israeli strikes

In the wake of Israel’s attacks, Iran has brought in new laws, issued a surge of death penalties on the spot and arrested people for ‘suspicious movement’ to control society, suppress dissent, and escape its own crisis of legitimacy, writes Amirhossein Miresmaeili

Events

3 h. ago Trump sets new deadline for Gaza ceasefire as Israel's Netanyahu plans White House visit

Donald Trump is demanding that there be a ceasefire between Israel and Gaza 'sometime next week' as he prepares to host Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Events