Scholars call for anti-war agenda to replace US order
Aslı Bâli and Samuel Moyn argue that the current moment requires an anti-war agenda suited to a plural and rivalrous world, replacing the flawed American-led order.
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IPL value surges past $20bn to rival NFL as global sports brand
The Indian Premier League's value has surged to $20.6bn, boosted by franchise deals, now ranking second only to the NFL in per-match brand value.
Greggs sales jump to £1.1bn on iced matcha and chicken rolls
Greggs' total sales rose 7.2% to £1.1bn in the first half, driven by new store openings and strong demand for iced matcha lattes and chicken rolls during summer heatwaves.
Gertrude Ederle First Woman to Swim Channel 1926
In 1926, 19-year-old Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim the English Channel, breaking the men's record by almost two hours with a time of 14 hours 39 minutes.
J Street's Liberal Zionism Tested by Progressive Shift
J Street, the pro-Israel, pro-peace lobby group, sees growth but faces challenges as the Democratic electorate moves left on Israel and two-state solution falters.
US schools struggle with bus shortages and budget cuts
US districts are reducing school bus routes and seeking new transport solutions as driver shortages, budget constraints, and rising costs threaten student transportation.
Trump's tariffs on Canada leave little room for concession
President Trump's new tariffs target Canada with rates up to 50%, forcing Prime Minister Mark Carney to consider retaliation despite regional divisions and dependency on US trade.
Braiding costs soar, appointments get harder
Getting braids now costs up to £250 in London, requires month-long booking, and involves complex maintenance, reflecting rising beauty standards and inflation.
BMW to cut up to 8,000 jobs in Germany
BMW plans to cut up to 8,000 jobs in Germany under a voluntary redundancy programme, targeting admin and development, as Chinese rivals pressure European carmakers.
Tice referred to watchdog over undeclared £80,000 loan
Richard Tice has been referred to parliament's standards watchdog over an undeclared loan of nearly £80,000 from Nigel Farage's aide George Cottrell.
Alexandrova Collapses in Wheelchair During Memphis Heat
Ekaterina Alexandrova collapsed on court and retired due to heat-related illness at the Memphis Classic, leaving her teenage opponent in tears.
Sauna Use May Help Cope With Heatwaves, Scientists Say
Repeated heat exposure from saunas may help the body adapt to heat, but experts warn against using them during the hottest days as it can strain the body.
Best Running Vests UK 2025: Expert Tested Top Picks
The North Face Summit run vest 5l is the best overall running vest, according to ultra runner Kieran Alger's two-month test of 19 vests over hundreds of miles.
Affordable soundbars fix TV audio quality
TV speakers have worsened with flat-screen designs. Soundbars under $150 restore clear dialogue and immersive audio. Top picks include Vizio, Sony, and Bose.
AI stock sell-off deepens; UK datacentre fees; BMW cuts
Asian chip stocks plunged further after SK Hynix results. Ofgem proposes upfront fees for UK datacentre grid connections. BMW plans up to 8,000 job cuts in Germany.
Australian Chicken Labels: Free-range, Organic, RSPCA
Australians eat 55kg chicken yearly. Labels like free-range, organic, RSPCA-certified vary in cost and welfare. Experts explain what they mean.
RBA Rate Rise Hopes Fade After June Inflation Data
The likelihood of an RBA interest rate rise in August has fallen to just 3% after June inflation came in at 3.8%, lower than expected, driven by falling petrol prices and electricity subsidies.
FTSE 100 record high amid AI sell-off
London's FTSE 100 index touched a fresh high on Wednesday, driven by strong corporate results as investors moved away from tech and semiconductor stocks amid a global AI sell-off.
Body in Suitcase Identified as British Woman, 38
Greek authorities confirm a body found in a suitcase in an abandoned Athens building is that of a 38-year-old British woman who had been dead for weeks.
Drinkflation: British Beers Getting Weaker
Beer brands are reducing alcohol content while keeping size and price the same, a practice called 'drinkflation', driven by UK alcohol tax changes in 2023.
Reform UK councillor charged over racist Nigerian post
Glenn Gibbins, a Reform UK councillor in Sunderland, has been charged with posting a grossly offensive message about Nigerians on social media.
Pochettino, US Soccer near new deal through 2030 World Cup
USMNT coach Mauricio Pochettino and US Soccer are finalizing a new contract through the 2030 World Cup, with the Argentinian set to earn significantly more than his previous $6m per year deal.
Commonwealth Games Day Six: Swimming, Athletics, Netball
Day six of the 2026 Commonwealth Games features finals in swimming and athletics, plus weightlifting, netball and basketball matches.
Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser 2.0: The Ultimate Hot and Cold Hot Chocolate Machine
Hotel Chocolat's new Velvetiser 2.0 makes both hot and cold drinking chocolate with a velvety texture, priced at £150.
John Lewis Toy Recalled Over Choking Risk to Babies
John Lewis recalls Wooden Roast Dinner Toy over choking risk; Velcro can detach, posing hazard to children under three.
Chocolate hotel suite offered to 'world's sweetest person' in competition
Nominate the sweetest person you know for a chance to win a stay in a chocolate-themed hotel suite in Amsterdam, created by Tony's Chocolonely and The Social Hub.
Benidorm police arrest Icelandic man over unpaid bills
A 50-year-old Icelandic man was arrested in Benidorm on suspicion of fraud after allegedly spending 10 days without paying for food and accommodation, running up bills of around £1,300.
Southport silence two years after knife attack
A three-minute silence was held in Southport today to mark two years since the murder of three young girls at a dance class.
New '60/40' Guinness Drink Splits Opinion
A Dublin pub introduces a lower-alcohol Guinness blend, sparking debate among drinkers online.
UK heatwave fourth week Manchester cooler Beeswing tapas
A fourth heatwave grips parts of the UK with 35C highs, while Manchester stays cooler at 20-24C. The Beeswing Wine Bar in Manchester offers a terrace, tapas, and English wine tasting event on August 30.
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