NHS Trump drug deal 'may cost 15,000 lives'
A £3bn deal to pay US drug firms more and avoid Trump's tariffs could lead to 15,971 extra deaths yearly as NHS rations care, York University research reveals. Read the full analysis.
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University Challenge fans slam LSE team's 'miserable' conduct
BBC quiz viewers accuse London School of Economics team of poor sportsmanship after Manchester's gracious win. See the social media reaction and the show's other recent drama.
TUC demands OBR overhaul ahead of budget
The TUC warns Britain's budget watchdog is hardwired for austerity and strangling growth. Read why a major review is demanded before the autumn budget.
World Series Economic Impact Dwarfs FIFA World Cup
New research uncovers the astonishing economic dominance of baseball's World Series over football's FIFA World Cup, with staggering revenue figures that redefine sporting value.
Dodgers' £270m payroll delivers World Series victory
The Los Angeles Dodgers have justified their astronomical £270 million payroll by clinching the World Series, sparking debate about financial fairness in Major League Baseball.
Australia's Critical Minerals Deal: Taxpayer Trap?
An in-depth analysis reveals why Australia's landmark critical minerals agreement with the Trump administration could become a massive financial burden for Australian taxpayers, with experts warning of overstated benefits and hidden risks.
Adani Denies Below-Market Coal Sales Costing Queensland Millions
Mining giant Adani denies explosive allegations it sold coal below market value, potentially costing Queensland hundreds of millions in lost royalties amid growing scrutiny of resource sector practices.
Trump eyes former Bank of England chief for admin role
Exclusive: Donald Trump reportedly considers appointing Canadian economist and former central banker Mark Carney to a key position if he wins the upcoming US presidential election.
The Multi-Million Pound Economics of Ascot's Champions Day
An exclusive financial breakdown of QIPCO British Champions Day reveals the multi-million pound investment behind the world's most valuable race day at Ascot.
Anthropology Pioneer Adrian Mayer Dies at 101
Celebrating the remarkable life and legacy of Professor Adrian Mayer, whose groundbreaking fieldwork in India reshaped anthropology and illuminated complex social structures.
Australian Film Industry Condemns Trump Tariff Plan
Australian film producers and trade experts condemn Donald Trump's proposed 10% tariff on imported films as unworkable and economically damaging to both Hollywood and international cinema.
Police Scotland officers use personal phones for investigations
Exclusive research reveals Police Scotland officers are using personal mobile phones for official duties due to a critical lack of digital resources, raising serious data security and operational concerns.
Queensland's Mine Rehabilitation Crisis: Who Pays the Bill?
Exclusive investigation reveals Queensland's ticking time bomb as mining giants leave taxpayers facing billions in rehabilitation costs for derelict sites, with prime agricultural land at stake.
UK's Best Economics Degrees: 2025 Rankings Revealed
The Complete University Guide's 2025 league table for Economics is out. Discover which UK universities topped the chart, which ones are rising stars, and key trends shaping economics education.
Wisconsin Data Centre Plan Sparks Water War With Locals
A fierce battle erupts in Menominee, Wisconsin, as locals and officials challenge a proposed $10 billion data centre's plan to consume billions of gallons of water annually, raising alarms over environmental impact and resource strain.
Half of US States on Brink of Recession, Analysis Reveals
A startling new economic analysis from Bloomberg Economics indicates that nearly half of all US states are either already in recession or teetering on the edge, signalling potential national economic turmoil ahead.
Daniel Levy warns Premier League over unsustainable spending
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy issues stark warning to Premier League clubs about unsustainable spending and need for financial controls as football faces economic reckoning.
Wales Tops UK Wealth Growth as Southeast England Lags
A landmark study reveals a dramatic wealth shift in the UK, with Wales experiencing a remarkable financial surge while traditional economic powerhouses in Southeast and Northeast England face a relative decline in household prosperity.
Patrick Bet-David's Capitalism vs Communism Debate Goes Viral
Entrepreneur Patrick Bet-David's explosive debate with Professor Richard Wolff on capitalism versus communism has gone viral, drawing massive online engagement and polarising viewers worldwide.
Scotland's Trading Standards Crisis: Under 250 Officers Left
Exclusive investigation reveals Scotland's consumer protection system is in catastrophic decline, with trading standards officers stretched to breaking point and enforcement actions plummeting.
Iceland Crowned World's Safest Country in 2024 Index
Iceland has once again topped the Global Peace Index, retaining its title as the most peaceful nation on Earth for over a decade. Discover what makes this Nordic island a haven for travellers and residents alike.
Economica: Victoria Bateman's Bold Defence of Capitalism
Cambridge economist Victoria Bateman delivers a provocative defence of free markets, linking economic freedom to personal liberty in her bold new book, Economica.
JD Vance slams UK 'bad economics' in fiery speech
US Senator JD Vance criticises the UK's economic policies, calling them 'bad economics' during a high-profile speech. Read his full remarks and reactions.
Bonnie Blue: The Economics of a Porn Empire
Exploring the rise of Bonnie Blue's adult entertainment empire and the economic forces shaping the industry's future.
Lord Meghnad Desai, Economist and Peer, Dies at 81
Tributes pour in for Lord Meghnad Desai, the influential economist and Labour peer, who has died at the age of 81. Known for his sharp intellect and contributions to economics, Desai's legacy spans academia and politics.
Reeves' economics: New growth or old tricks?
Rachel Reeves' economic strategy promises renewal but risks repeating past mistakes with deregulation dressed as innovation. Is this just trickle-down economics in new packaging?
Reeves: City deregulation will boost UK economy
Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines bold reforms to financial regulations, claiming reduced bureaucracy will spur growth benefiting all sectors.
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