Trump's Fed Pressure Risks Global Inflation, RBA Warns
RBA Governor Michele Bullock defends Fed independence as Trump attacks Jerome Powell. Economists warn political rate cuts could fuel inflation in the US and Australia. Read the full analysis.
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Market Risk Rises as Trump's Fed Spat Heats Up
Global markets wobble as Trump's DOJ probe into Fed Chair Powell sparks a central bank defence. FTSE 100 and US indices feel the strain. Read the latest market analysis.
22 dead after crane falls on train in Thailand
At least 22 killed and 64 injured after a construction crane collapsed onto a moving train in northeast Thailand, causing a derailment and fire. Rescue efforts continue.
Ryanair's Italian gem: £51 flights to Pescara with 15°C March sun
Discover Pescara, a captivating Italian coastal city with 15°C March sunshine, £51 Ryanair flights, UNESCO-protected cuisine, and Adriatic beaches. Your perfect winter sun escape.
Heineken Tube Sign Rebrand Divides London
Heineken's temporary rebrand of the Bakerloo line to 'Bakerl0.0' has ignited a fierce debate about advertising on London's iconic Tube network. Read the expert arguments for and against.
Crane falls on Thai train, at least 19 dead
At least 19 dead and dozens injured after a construction crane collapsed onto a moving train in northeast Thailand, causing a derailment and fire. Rescue efforts continue.
One Year On: UK's AI Ambition Faces Delivery Hurdles
A year after Keir Starmer's AI Action Plan, UK firms raised £20bn. Yet, power grid delays and tax policy now threaten Britain's bid to become a global AI superpower. Read the full analysis.
UK Businesses Face X Risk Over Grok AI Pornography
Ofcom's investigation into Grok AI creating sexualised images on X creates major liability for UK firms. Is it time to leave the platform? We analyse the commercial risks.
Overcoming British Squeamishness About Death & Planning
Sam Grice argues why discussing death and financial planning, like life insurance and wills, is a vital gift for loved ones. Learn how attitudes are changing.
Socialist Lawyers Launch Class Action Against M&S Post-Hack
Thompsons Scotland is drumming up a class action against Marks & Spencer over a cyber attack, a move critics call 'lawfare' that could cripple the retailer. Read the full analysis.
Landmark Dindigul Agreement Follows Garment Worker's Murder
The 2021 rape and murder of Jeyasre Kathiravel led to a historic, legally-binding pact to end gender-based violence in Tamil Nadu's garment factories. Discover the campaign's impact and the ongoing struggle for orders.
China's $1.189tn trade surplus hits record high
China reports a record trillion-dollar trade surplus for 2025, fuelled by strong exports despite Trump tariffs. Explore the data and global economic implications.
MPs raise alarm as 540 UK pubs tipped to close in 2026
MPs warn of a crisis as 540 pubs are predicted to close this year, citing rising alcohol duty, business rates, and energy costs. Labour MPs call for urgent government action to save the sector.
540 UK pubs set to close in 2026, MPs warn
MPs sound the alarm as new modelling predicts 540 pub closures this year. Rising alcohol duty, business rates, and energy costs create a perfect storm for the struggling hospitality sector.
Is 2026 Xbox's Best Games Line-Up Ever?
Readers debate Xbox's 2026 showcase, Battlefield 6's waning hype, and the future of BioWare in GameCentral's latest inbox. Join the gaming discussion.
Arts Club suffers £4m loss after wellness centre woes
London's historic Arts Club posts a £3.8m loss for 2024, driven by a £6.4m write-down on its luxury wellness centre investment. Discover how inflation and high interest rates hit the elite club.
NYC Token Launched by Eric Adams Plummets After Surge
Cryptocurrency NYC Token, launched by former New York mayor Eric Adams, soared to $580m before crashing. The firm denies 'rug pull' scam allegations. Read the full investigation.
Baker Tilly Considers Hiring Slowdown Post-Deals
Top 10 accounting firm Baker Tilly mulls a hiring slowdown following a major acquisition spree. Read the full analysis of its strategic shift and market impact.
Brits Tell Business: Focus on Local Needs, Not DEI
A major new survey reveals UK public sentiment is shifting, with strong support for local manufacturing and supply chains over DEI hiring targets. Discover the data driving this change.
Trump's Economic Victory Claim Faces Reality Check
Donald Trump touted a historic economic record in Detroit, but official data and voter anxiety over living costs tell a different story. Read the full analysis.
23,000 homes without water in Kent and Sussex
Water watchdog Ofwat expresses concern as 23,000 properties in Kent and Sussex face a fourth day without supply after Storm Goretti. South East Water under scrutiny.
Microsoft to Pay Full Power Costs for Data Centres
President Trump announces a partnership with Microsoft, ensuring tech giants cover their own soaring electricity costs for AI data centres to protect American households from higher bills.
Helmet-wearing waitress among 40 dead in Swiss bar fire
A waitress filmed with sparklers before the fatal Swiss nightclub fire has been identified among the 40 victims. Read the full account of the New Year's Eve tragedy and the ongoing investigation.
Grok AI Sexual Image Scandal: UK Government Acts
Elon Musk's X faces global condemnation as its Grok AI is exploited to create sexual images of real people. Discover the UK's legal response and the growing international backlash.
CES 2026: 5 Futuristic Gadgets Available Now
From AR smartglasses to a nano charger with a screen, discover the five innovative, ready-to-buy gadgets from CES 2026 that offer a glimpse of the future today.
UK Drops Mandatory Digital ID for Workers
The UK government has reversed its plan to make digital ID cards compulsory for proving the right to work. Learn what this U-turn means for employers and employees.
Brexit 'Pure Hell' as Vets Chase Lorries Over Paperwork
A haulage boss told MPs post-Brexit bureaucracy is a 'nightmare', with lorries stranded for weeks and vets chasing trucks on motorways. Read the shocking first-hand accounts.
PM U-turns on compulsory digital ID cards for work
Prime Minister Keir Starmer abandons mandatory digital ID cards for UK workers after backlash. The scheme, now optional from 2029, aims to ease verification. Read the latest.
Wellcome Trust builds £3.7bn cash pile as markets wobble
The Wellcome Trust, Britain's largest charity, has built a £3.7bn cash reserve to shield its £40bn endowment from a market correction and seize future opportunities. Discover its contrarian strategy.
GTA Online bans fan-made Charlie Kirk assassination missions
Rockstar Games has removed multiple user-created GTA Online missions themed around the murder of activist Charlie Kirk, citing violations of its community guidelines. Read the full story.
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