3 h. ago Kate Moss's ex Jefferson Hack is expecting his first child with wife Anna Cleveland as American model announces she is 36 weeks pregnant

The CEO of Dazed Media, who is Kate Moss's ex, tied the knot with Anna in a romantic ceremony at Oakley Court in Windsor in 2023.

Politics

10 h. ago Emma Raducanu told 'forgotten skill' that will clinch another grand slam title ahead of Miami Open

The US Open-winner has endured a tough time both on and off the court since her heroic 2021 triumph

Events

12 h. ago One in four young Brits have less than £500 saved, NatWest reveals plans to boost savings habits

A new research has found that one in four young Brits have less than £500 saved up, with a third of those aged 35 and under having no emergency fund at all

Economics

14 h. ago Thames Water’s 6 bidders include Stonepeak and distressed specialist FitzWalter

Potential investors are ‘hanging round the hoop’ with four parties said to be most committed to the process

Politics

25 h. ago Is YOUR water bill soaring 61% next month? Shocked customers expose Thames Water to financial guru JEFF PRESTRIDGE

Thames Water customers are having to endure Court battles, protests at the company's HQ, and most troubling of all a big increase in their bills.

Economics

34 h. ago Gold hits record high over $3,000 amid rising geopolitical tensions; Thames Water receives six takeover offers – business live

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as gold hits $3,027 per ounceGold is continuing to hit new heights this morning – it’s now trading at $3,027 per ounce.“In the current environment, every day seems to offer a new catalyst for the gold price,” comments Kathleen Brooks, research director at XTB.In uncertain times, central banks and individuals demand gold, while inflation concerns emanating from President Trump’s tariffs and trade war are also boosting the price of gold.Life above $3,000 per ounce could be the norm for the gold price in 2025, it is already higher by 15% YTD, easily outpacing gains for global equities. Continue reading...

Events

34 h. ago Thames Water hopes to agree takeover by end of June as it mulls six approaches

The debt-laden water company recently won court approval for a £3 billion loan deal designed to keep it running into 2026.

Politics

38 h. ago Gene Hackman's family granted win in death mystery as court order approved

The estate of Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy have requested a ban on the presumably grisly photos taken of their bodies - and a New Mexico court has made a decision

Events

47 h. ago Jack the £40million lad: It's advantage Draper after win puts Briton in top ten of world tennis... and makes him an advertisers' dream

With his athletic frame and good looks, and fans such as the Princess of Wales and Anna Wintour, he seems destined for stardom both on and off the court.

Economics

52 h. ago Judge declines to force FEMA to release funds to upgrade US emergency alert system

A federal judge has refused to order the Trump administration to immediately reimburse dozens of public broadcasting stations for upgrades to the nation’s emergency alert system

Events

53 h. ago Trump spokesperson denies deportations were illegal and says White House ‘confident’ it will win in court – live

Karoline Leavitt also describes deportations as ‘counter-terrorism operation’ as judge orders officials to explain if they defied court orderWhite House denies violating judge’s order with Venezuela deportationsWhat is the Alien Enemies Act and how is Trump using it?The justice department says that Rasha Alawieh, a kidney specialist working in Rhode Island who was deported to Lebanon despite having a US visa, had “sympathetic” photos and videos of Hezbollah leaders on her phone, according to Politico.Alawieh’s deportation raised concerns because a judge had required 48 hours’ notice before being sent out of the country, and because she was detained despite having a valid visa and a job in the United States. Her lawyers have alleged that Customs and Border Protection ignored that order, and Massachusetts federal judge Leo Sorokin is expected to consider the matter this morning. Continue reading...

Events

56 h. ago Thames Water has secured a £3bn rescue deal. Here’s what it means for customers

A loan deal designed to prevent the utility company from going bust looks set to go ahead

Economics

57 h. ago What does Thames Water’s latest court decision mean for customers?

After a court decision moved Thames Water closer to a £3 billion rescue loan, the PA news agency explains why it needs money and what happens next.

Economics

58 h. ago Thames Water secures £3billion lifeline to stave off financial collapse after court battle over it's restructuring plans

Appeal court judges dismissed a plea from environmental campaigners and a small group of Thames creditors to throw out the restructure plan.

Economics

58 h. ago Thames Water's "Class B" creditors consider Supreme Court appeal after losing restructuring challenge

The bondholders say they need to see the wording of the Court of Appeal dismissal before making a decision that could prolong legal wrangling

Events

59 h. ago Thames Water wins court approval in London for emergency funding deal

Thames Water wins court approval in London for emergency funding deal  ABC News

Economics

59 h. ago Thames Water can continue with £3 billion restructure plan after winning court battle

An appeal against the restructure plan has been dismissed

Economics

59 h. ago Thames Water restructure approval challenge dismissed at Court of Appeal

In February, a High Court judge sanctioned a plan proposed by the parent company of Thames Water Group allowing the utility to stay afloat.

Events

59 h. ago Thames Water wins approval for controversial £3bn creditor loan

Judges rule deal can go ahead with only a small change to releases freeing directors from future litigation

Economics

59 h. ago Thames Water's £3 billion restructuring challenge dismissed by Court of Appeal

The decision means Britain’s biggest water company can fight on for another year rather than run out of cash later this month

Economics