World No. 1s Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka led players in limiting media to 15 minutes at Wimbledon, demanding a greater share of Grand Slam revenue, with protests likely to continue at the US Open.
Housing secretary Steve Reed is developing plans for a state-owned housing developer to borrow at lower rates, as UK housebuilding lags behind target of 1.5m homes this parliament.
Financial pressures force a growing number of Australian couples to live together after separation. Court data shows 19% of divorcing couples stayed under the same roof in 2024-2025, up from 15% in 2020-2021.
Amid high costs and low confidence in Australia's strata industry, owner-occupiers are increasingly self-managing buildings, cutting fees and bypassing professional managers. A review found widespread concerns over governance, transparency, and dispute re
KPMG leaked client data and mishandled the whistleblower. Top managers, three law firms, and regulators missed signs. The firm initially refused to hand over investigations to regulators.
Chelsea are interested in signing Sunderland midfielder Granit Xhaka, 34, who played under Xabi Alonso at Bayer Leverkusen. Sunderland are determined to keep him.
President Trump announces nomination of Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma state trooper and Marine, to lead ICE, citing his 29 years of law enforcement experience and role in deportation operations under the 287(g) program.
Vice-president JD Vance tells Bill Maher the US wins 'either way' with Iran, as shaky ceasefire is tested by fresh military strikes. Trump threatens to 'complete the job' if Iran continues aggression.
National auction clearance rates fall below 50%, with only Melbourne and Adelaide above that threshold. Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the government is not targeting a specific price drop.
Every £1 of public money spent on net zero delivers between £2.20 and £4.10 in return, says Mariana Mazzucato, urging Labour to revive mission-oriented governance for economic transformation.
Criminals set up fake websites offering cryptocurrency wallet recovery tools that install malware to steal passwords and personal data, warns HP Security Lab.
Ocado CEO Tim Steiner has received £94m in pay since 2010 IPO, as shares fall below float price. Board reportedly seeks replacement amid shareholder unrest.
British farmers warn that post-Brexit trade deals, especially with Australia, are causing income to plummet, threatening the future of home-grown food. Liz Webster reports £400 per animal wiped off beef prices.
California voters will decide on a 5% wealth tax for billionaires, but experts warn it may raise little revenue unless loopholes are closed; better alternatives include estate and capital gains tax reforms.
Greyhound ridership is rising after Spirit Airlines shut down, but passengers still face grueling conditions. Can upgrades make buses cool again?
Up to 4,000 community banks fear a stablecoins law could drain $1.3tn in deposits, depriving rural firms and farmers of $850bn in loans, says ICBA.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has filed a lawsuit against excommunicated member John Dehlin to stop him using 'Mormon' for his podcast, arguing trademark infringement and confusion.
A skydiving plane crashed in north-eastern France, killing all 11 people onboard, including five students and five instructors, plus the pilot. The plane fell almost vertically after takeoff.
A new generation of finance experts, many women and people of color, reject shame-based advice and critique capitalism while urging investment in 401(k)s and index funds.
Households in Great Britain face a 13% rise in summer energy bills from July 1, with the Ofgem price cap reaching £1,862 a year amid record consumer debt of £4.8bn.
Rust-out, the latest workplace buzzword, describes feeling under-stimulated and disconnected from your job. But breaking free from workplace monotony is largely an individual responsibility, not just the employer's.
One Nation withdrew over $800,000 in election spending claims after AEC inquiries. The commission is investigating potential breaches in the party's $6m public funding claim for the last election.
Bruno Guimaraes has a £60m release clause in his Newcastle contract this summer, but Arsenal must act fast as the clause may expire, and Newcastle insist on selling only on their terms.
A family festival in Carmarthen has been branded 'Wales' very own version of Glasgow's Willy Wonka Experience' as attendees demand refunds over poor organisation, high prices, and subpar entertainment.
Arsenal have been offered the chance to sign Sandro Tonali, but wage demands of £275k-a-week and agent fees deterred them. They now focus on Bruno Guimaraes.
Homeowners urged to trim overhanging branches to avoid costly claims. Insurance expert Ian Wilson explains responsibilities, TPOs, and nesting bird rules.
Celtic are reportedly interested in Hertha Berlin goalkeeper Tjark Ernst, but face competition from Ajax for the 23-year-old former Germany U21 international.
HMRC's 'four times' rule allows you to increase your tax-free Personal Allowance by up to four times your earnings through Gift Aid donations, as income tax thresholds freeze until 2031.
M&S own-brand instant coffee at £1.20 tops taste test of 5 supermarkets, beating Aldi (£2.09), Co-op (£3), Morrisons (£1.35), and Tesco (£2.35) for flavor and value.
Manchester United fans have criticised Sir Jim Ratcliffe after the club failed to make any summer signings, with key targets like Elliot Anderson and Mateus Fernandes heading to rivals.