65 m. ago Here is who might be eligible for Trump’s $2,000 tariff dividend payments

Rebate checks would need to be approved by Congress, which has shown little appetite for president’s proposal

Economics

8 h. ago ‘The numbers just don’t check out’: Economists rip Trump’s $2,000 tariff revenue plan

President Donald Trump has promised Americans that they’ll receive a $2,000 check from revenue generated by his controversial tariffs — but financial experts say the numbers just don’t add up.

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9 h. ago WIN an overnight stay for two at the Radisson RED London with a bundle worth over £500

Radisson RED London Twickenham is giving one lucky reader the opportunity to win an overnight stay for two, complete with evening meal at the adjoining Huddle restaurant, breakfast and a Stadium Tour of Allianz Stadium, including a visit to the World Rugby Museum.

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9 h. ago WIN an overnight stay for two at the home of England Rugby with a bundle worth over £500

Radisson RED London Twickenham is giving one lucky reader the opportunity to win an overnight stay for two, complete with evening meal at the adjoining Huddle restaurant, breakfast and a Stadium Tour of Allianz Stadium, including a visit to the World Rugby Museum.

Economics

27 h. ago Major US clothing store calls out Trump’s tariffs after announcing plans to shutter 150 locations

Carter’s, which sells clothes and other essentials for babies and toddlers, said its operating income was down by approximately 62 percent over the first three quarters when compared to the same period last year

Politics

35 h. ago Alan Carr surprises fans in London with props from Celebrity Traitors set

Watch as Alan Carr charges down the street holding a lantern and dressed in a cloak following his Celebrity Traitors win.

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36 h. ago London visitor goes ‘all in’ to win all expenses paid trip to Las Vegas after ‘face off’ with Johnny Vegas in King’s Cross showdown

Commuters, tourists, and poker fans were treated to a unique showdown as Vegas took over King’s Cross Station for GGPoker’s latest live stunt - All In or Fold

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65 h. ago Two authors named as favourites to win 2025 Booker Prize for fiction

British novelist Andrew Miller and Indian author Kiran Desai are the favourites to win the award at a ceremony in London on Monday

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67 h. ago Andrew Miller and Kiran Desai are favorites to win the Booker Prize for fiction

British novelist Andrew Miller and Indian author Kiran Desai are the favorites to win the Booker Prize for fiction at a ceremony in London

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3 d. ago London City Lionesses: WSL newcomers dream big after statement win against Tottenham

London City Lionesses: WSL newcomers dream big after statement win against Tottenham  BBC

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3 d. ago Trump weighs giving Americans $2,000 from tariff revenues in bid for support

Congressional approval would likely be required for plan to take effect, an idea Trump has floated beforeDonald Trump on Sunday mused about giving most Americans $2,000 funded by tariff revenues collected by the president’s administration – an evident bid to rally public support on the issue.“A dividend of at least $2000 a person (not including high income people!) will be paid to everyone,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform on Sunday. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Trump promises $2,000 check for every American thanks to tariff revenue he's collected

The president made the exciting announcement on Sunday morning - blasting those people who hated on his tariff strategy as 'fools.'

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3 d. ago Trump tariffs and strict US border rules threaten flight of Canada’s ‘snowbirds’

Annual migration from frigid Canadian winter to Florida sunshine could become thinner as travellers look elsewhereThe annual migration of hundreds of thousands of Canadian “snowbirds” escaping freezing temperatures in their homeland and heading to warmer US states such as Florida for the duration of the winter could be about to become noticeably thinner.Many have ditched plans to visit their southern neighbor and are looking to spend their valuable dollars elsewhere, largely put off by Donald Trump’s escalating economic war with Canada and strict new immigration rules that have created fear and confusion. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Ikea slammed by Trump's tariffs plan as furniture giants' profits plummet

Ikea has faced a hit by Trump's tariff plan as profits plummeted for the popular flat-pack firm, but sale volumes are up and store visitors have increased too

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4 d. ago Ruben Amorim says what he’d like to do in January after Man Utd draw at Spurs

United were 1-0 up and set for a fifth win in seven matches before a dramatic final in north London.

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4 d. ago Businesses worldwide brace for extra Trump tariffs on steel imports

Commerce department expected to add about 700 more items with steel content to levy list at request of US firmsBusinesses around the world are steeling themselves for another round of Donald Trump’s tariffs, this time on goods ranging from bicycles to baking trays, as US industry embraces a call for more products to tax on import.Small, medium and large American companies have asked the US Department of Commerce to add about 700 more items to an August list of 407 products already facing extra tariffs because of their steel content, which hit items such as Ikea tables with metal nuts and bolts and German combine harvesters. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago IKEA profits plunge more than a quarter after Trump’s tariff uncertainty

IKEA stores across 63 markets around the world fell for a second year in a row

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5 d. ago Transgender rights to Trump’s tariffs – here’s what’s on the Supreme Court docket

The Supreme Court is made up of nine justices

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5 d. ago Alan Carr almost unrecognisable without specs after huge Celebrity Traitors win

Celebrity Traitors champ Alan Carr ditched his famous glasses while out on a stroll in London on Friday (November 7), after celebrating his huge win on the BBC One show

Politics

6 d. ago Trump defends tariffs as matter of ‘national security’, saying a supreme court ruling against them would be ‘somewhat catastrophic’

President claims without evidence that tariffs are ‘difference between going bankrupt and thriving’It’s now day 37 of the ongoing government shutdown, the longest on record, with both parties continuing to blame the other for the lapse in funding.For his part, Donald Trump has turned his attention to the filibuster – the procedural mechanism that requires 60 votes in the Senate to end debate on a piece of legislation and bring it to the floor for a vote. He’s hammered home his wishes on Truth Social, and in front of lawmakers at a White House breakfast on Tuesday. Continue reading...

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