1 hour ago Trump says there will be NO pause on tariffs as he tears into countries 'ripping off' America: Live updates

DAILYMAIL.COM LIVE BLOG: Trump is not backing down on his tariffs declaring there's 'no inflation' days after sending the world's economy into frenzy.

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3 h. ago Businessman jailed for exploiting Ukraine war effort for £6.7m money laundering operation

Valeriy Popovych used his business shipping vehicles to Ukraine as a front for a £6.7m money laundering operation

Economics

5 h. ago Trump says he ‘loves’ idea of sending American ‘wiseguys’ to prisons in El Salvador

Experts say there’s no legal basis for sending Americans to prisons in foreign countries

Events

6 h. ago Here’s one key thing you should know about Trump’s shock to the world economy: it could work | James Meadway

It’s hard to say if the president truly knows what he’s doing. But there is a precedent for the US causing short-term chaos and reaping long-term gainIt’s less than a week since Donald Trump’s sensational announcement that he was unilaterally ending the world’s trading system with the imposition of a 10% minimum tariff for trading with the US – and a very much higher rate for those countries unfortunate enough to have the US as a major export partner. Long-term allies such as Japan and South Korea have been hammered with tariffs of around 25%, while export-dependent poorer countries such as Vietnam, which sells about a third of its exports to the US, have been hit with tariffs in excess of 45%. A further round of global debt crises is possible as heavily indebted countries face the sudden loss of export earnings.Global stock markets have tumbled as panicked investors dump shares, and political condemnation has been near-universal. China has already retaliated with 34% tariffs, threa...

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6 h. ago The Premier League job that could lure Brendan Rodgers away from Celtic as pundit reveals one thing he won't do again

The Irishman sparked uproar amongst Hoops fans when he jumped ship to Leicester at the end of his first tenure at Parkhead

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6 h. ago Starmer pledges to slash time needed to set up clinical trials to 150 days

The Prime Minister also announced new investment of ‘up to £600 million’ into Britain’s life sciences industry.

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7 h. ago The three destinations ranking above Maldives as the most expensive countries to travel to revealed

These are the three destinations that rank above the Maldives as the world's most expensive countries to travel to.

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7 h. ago Family grew suspicious after woman bragged about luxury new purchase

Luana Dougherty, 50, betrayed her elderly mother by using a banking app to access her account.

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7 h. ago Emerald Cruises unveils three new ships: Two superyachts and one river ship, and makes first

Emerald Cruises, part of the acclaimed Scenic Group portfolio, today unveiled a major multi-ship expansion for 2027, building on the momentum of Emerald Kaia and Emerald Astra, both set to launch in April 2026.

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7 h. ago Has The White Lotus really forgotten that rich people are the problem? | Zoe Williams

When the show began in 2021, creator Mike White was happy to remind everyone that greed is the root of all evil. This is no time for him to get bored and move onWhen the first season of The White Lotus arrived, it took a while to notice how dazzlingly political it was. The director, Mike White, has since congratulated himself about that little hook at the start: before we know anything, we know that someone is going to die. He has said that he wishes he had started all his shows that way. It is so simple yet so effective. You meander into it thinking it is a whodunnit, with a side order of who-did-it-get-done-to? Then there are some beautiful beaches, and there is some astronomical wealth. By necessity, there are some characters who are not wealthy, since who else is going to fetch the drinks?It is not until around the seventh minute that it becomes obvious how catastrophically unhappy all the characters are, how horrible they are to one another, how disappointing and thin their exi...

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8 h. ago Summer arrives early as record heatwave engulfs northern India

Barmer in western Rajasthan state records highest temperature ever in first week of April of 45.6C

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10 h. ago TV stars' astonishing link to the Titanic disaster: Famous acting brothers reveal great

Jimmy McGann was one of just 705 survivors of the 1912 disaster. He served in the ship's engine room. His famous great-nephews are revealing the story of his life in a new podcast.

Events

10 h. ago Warring Russia's vodka crisis suffers fresh blow weeks after price hike and rival boom

The Russian public loves vodka, but sadly production of it has dwindled dramatically, while enemy countries have overtaken Putin in exports of the strong colourless booze

Events

10 h. ago Underrated UK city that was England's capital 1,000 years before London

The Essex town of Colchester has a rich history with its winding ancient streets teeming with Roman and medieval buildings, colourful pastel-painted cottages and a thriving foodie scene

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11 h. ago Waterstones pauses book shipments to the US due to impact of Donald Trump's tariffs as some fans fear they will be left without orders

The UK book retailer said it could not accept or ship orders to the US following President Donald Trump confirming a 10 per cent levy on imported products from Britain.

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12 h. ago 'Are we there yet?' Top 20 most common family road trip frustrations

Constant cries of "Are we there yet?", frequent toilet stops – and poor mobile signal are some of the biggest irritations on family road trips.

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12 h. ago Holidaymakers warned to check Foreign Office 'do not travel' warnings

The Foreign Office has issued a warning to holidaymakers advising against travel to nine countries due to severe safety and security risks

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12 h. ago Foreign Office says 'do not travel' to these nine destinations including Caribbean country

The Foreign Office has issued a warning to Brits advising against travel to nine countries due to severe safety and security risks

Transport

12 h. ago Climate crisis made ‘bonkers’ central Asia heatwave up to 10C hotter

Springtime heat in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan likely to become more common as planet warms, accelerating glacier loss and threatening water supplies

Society

12 h. ago We passed the 1.5C climate threshhold. We must now explore extreme options | Sir David King

We do not have the luxury of rejecting solutions before we have thoroughly investigated their risks, trade-offs and feasibilityAs a lifelong scientist, I have always believed that if something is possible, we can find a way to achieve it. And yet, one of the starkest realities we now face is that the world is failing to meet its climate goals. Last year marked a historic and deeply troubling threshold: for the first time, global temperatures exceeded 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. Without drastic and immediate climate action, this breach will not be temporary. The consequences – rising sea levels, extreme weather and devastating loss of biodiversity – are no longer projections for the distant future. They are happening now, affecting millions of lives, and likely to cause trillions in damages in decades to come.But we must think beyond our immediate horizons. When I read The Iliad, I am reminded that it was written 2,800 years ago. I often wonder: in another 2,800 years, what wil...

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