US Halts Minnesota Childcare Funds Amid Fraud Allegations
The Trump administration suspends federal childcare funding to Minnesota, citing fraud. Governor Tim Walz calls it a political move, noting years of prior prosecutions.
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How Blair's team misjudged his disastrous 2000 WI speech
Newly released archives reveal how Tony Blair's key advisers agonised over his ill-fated 2000 Women's Institute speech, which led to heckling and slow hand-claps. Discover the inside story.
Gina Rinehart's Ayn Rand-Inspired Coal Mine Plan
How a teenage reading of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged shaped Gina Rinehart's worldview and drives her controversial bid to build a coal mine in Canada's Rocky Mountains. Explore the clash with environmentalists.
Tim Dowling's 2025 in numbers: A year of forgetting
As 2025 ends, columnist Tim Dowling tallies his year in cold, hard stats: adult sons moving back in, forgotten books, and a joke that fell flat. A humorous look at modern life.
Sherwood Questions £52m Man Utd Signing Leny Yoro
Tim Sherwood has voiced serious doubts over Manchester United's £52m defender Leny Yoro and striker Benjamin Sesko. Read his full critique and analysis of United's struggling signings.
Classic Tim Burton Film Free to Stream for Christmas
Tim Burton's gothic masterpiece 'Edward Scissorhands' is streaming for free on ITVX this festive season. The 1991 classic starring Johnny Depp is hailed as a timeless fairy tale.
Sherwood: Arsenal will win Premier League title this season
Ex-Premier League winner Tim Sherwood explains why he believes Arsenal will hold off Manchester City and Aston Villa to claim the Premier League crown this season.
Australia's first large-scale snail translocation saves species
Australian scientists have completed a landmark snail translocation, flying hundreds of Campbell’s keeled glass-snails to Norfolk Island to rescue the species from extinction. Discover the story of this incredible conservation effort.
Tim Dowling: Dog Dictates Wife's Bedtime Routine
Guardian columnist Tim Dowling reveals how his dog has taken charge of his wife's nightly schedule, insisting she goes to bed. A humorous look at pet ownership and domestic life.
The Real Scandi Noir: Denmark's Self-Image Shattered
A gripping podcast reveals how a filmmaker and a corrupt lawyer exposed deep-seated corruption in Denmark, challenging the nation's cherished myth of integrity. Listen to the full investigation.
Downing Street axes afternoon lobby briefings
Downing Street's surprise overhaul of media briefings, scrapping afternoon lobby sessions, is condemned by journalists as a threat to scrutiny and transparency. Read the full story.
Couple killed in Bondi Beach terror attack
Boris and Sofia Gurman were shot dead trying to disarm a terrorist in Sydney. Read their heroic story and the latest on the investigation.
Wetherspoons delays new Croydon pub opening
The opening of the new £1m Wetherspoons pub in Croydon, The Coombe Lodge, has been delayed by two days. It will now open on December 19, creating 80 jobs. Read more.
Trump sues BBC for $5bn over edited January 6 speech
Donald Trump files a $5bn lawsuit against the BBC for editing his Capitol speech. The broadcaster apologised, calling it an 'error of judgement'. Full details inside.
Fintech CEO Questions UK's Private Share Trading Scheme
Tim Levene, CEO of Augmentum Fintech, voices significant concerns over the UK's proposed private share trading scheme, highlighting liquidity and valuation challenges for investors.
CEO offers £3bn firm to flat Earth provers
Columbia Sportswear's CEO, Tim Boyle, has made an extraordinary bet: he'll hand over his £3billion company to anyone who can prove the Earth is flat. A bold marketing stunt challenges conspiracy theorists.
Trump pardons exec indicted for rigging arena bids
Donald Trump has pardoned sports executive Tim Leiweke, who faced charges of conspiring to rig a public university arena bidding process. Read the full story.
Australia's AI Roadmap Aims for Economic Stake
Australia's government launches a national AI plan to capture economic and productivity opportunities. Minister Tim Ayres outlines the strategy for investment and solving national challenges.
Fortnite AI Art Complaints After Epic CEO's Remarks
Fortnite players accuse Epic Games of using AI-generated art in Chapter 7, sparking debate. This follows CEO Tim Sweeney's call to remove 'Made with AI' labels from game stores. Read the full investigation.
Wetherspoons boss pledges maximum 20p breakfast price hike
JD Wetherspoon chairman Tim Martin has promised a breakfast price rise of no more than 20p next year, despite soaring sector costs. Discover the full impact of the Autumn Budget on UK hospitality.
Former AssetCo Chief Takes Chair at Keyridge
Veteran fund management executive Campbell Fleming has been named chairman of Keyridge Asset Management, bringing decades of industry experience to the London-based firm. Read more about this strategic leadership move.
Trump uses offensive slur against Democrat governor
US President Donald Trump faces backlash for using a derogatory term to describe Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, defending his comments to reporters. Read the full story.
Sherwood snubs Chelsea as Arsenal's main title rival
Tim Sherwood claims Manchester City, not Chelsea, will be Arsenal's nearest challengers for the Premier League title. Get the latest ahead of the crucial London derby.
Campbell's executive fired over 'poor people' remarks
Campbell's Soup dismisses a senior VP after alleged racist and derogatory comments about customers and Indian employees were recorded. Full story on the corporate scandal.
JD Vance speaks on DC shootings at Kentucky base
Senator JD Vance delivers emotional response to Washington DC shootings during visit to Fort Campbell army base. Read his full statement and analysis.
BBC destabilised by leak tactics, ex-member says
Former BBC board member Shumeet Banerji reveals how leaked memo and leadership changes have encouraged corporation's enemies. Read the full investigation.
Campbell's Soup exec suspended over 'poor people' comments
Campbell's Soup executive Martin Bally suspended after allegedly calling company products 'food for poor people' in lawsuit. Read the shocking details and company response.
Campbell's VP on leave after insulting products in recording
A Campbell's Soup vice president has been placed on leave after a secret recording revealed he avoids the company's 'unhealthy' products and made racist remarks about staff. The lawsuit alleges a toxic workplace.
BBC Crisis: MPs Probe Prescott Memo Fallout
Senior BBC figures questioned over leaked memo that triggered leadership crisis. Explore the key revelations about bias claims, internal reviews, and the future of the broadcaster.
BBC executives resign over bias allegations and board splits
BBC director general Tim Davie and head of news Deborah Turness resign suddenly amid claims of liberal bias and internal divisions. MPs to investigate allegations.
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