Bank of England 'very alert' to Trump tensions over Greenland, says Bailey
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey says central bank must be 'very alert' to geopolitical tensions from Trump's Greenland plans and tariff threats.
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British Heart Foundation to Close 150 High Street Shops by 2028
BHF announces closure of 150 shops over two financial years to strengthen remaining retail network and fund research.
Chancellor Blames Brexit for Budget Shortfall
Rachel Reeves blames Brexit for economic damage as OBR downgrades forecasts ahead of budget, with tax rises and spending cuts expected.
Emilia Clarke Opens Up About Redefining Success After Emmy Loss
Emilia Clarke discusses redefining success after not winning an Emmy, her career struggles, and the terrifying prospect of playing Daenerys Targaryen.
Labour's Planning Bill Puts Over 5,000 English Nature Sites at Risk
Legal analysis reveals Labour's planning bill could destroy over 5,000 precious habitats, including SSSIs and SPAs, sparking conservation concerns.
Man United vs Liverpool: TV Coverage on Sky Sports
Manchester United face Liverpool on Sky Sports. Details on TV channel, live stream and kick-off time from Sky listings.
Rory McIlroy Net Worth Hits £325m in 2026 Rich List
Rory McIlroy's net worth jumps to £325m in 2026 Sunday Times Rich List, driven by Masters wins and sponsorships.
Alonso's Dream Chelsea Squad: £114m Duo and PL Winner
Chelsea's Xabi Alonso eyes a strong squad with new signings Morgan Rogers, Marco Palestra, and target John Stones, plus Alex Scott and Valentin Barco, as exits loom.
Lorraine Kelly Unrecognisable at Commonwealth Games
Lorraine Kelly donned a volunteer top to support staff at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, calling volunteers the 'beating heart' of the event.
Songkran: The World's Biggest Water Fight with Deep Cultural Roots
Songkran is Thailand's New Year festival, known for water fights but rooted in purification and renewal. Learn about its cultural significance, foods, and how visitors can join respectfully.
South Korea, Australia and Singapore Ground Boeing 737 MAX Jets After Second Crash
South Korea, Australia and Singapore ground Boeing 737 MAX jets after second fatal crash in Ethiopia; black boxes recovered.
Driving test wait time target unlikely until 2027, audit finds
NAO report says driving test wait target of seven weeks unlikely until 2027, with average wait now 22 weeks and examiner recruitment falling short.
£1bn UK Scale-up Fund from pension pots for startups
Pension pots will fuel a £1 billion UK Scale-up Fund for science and tech startups, aiming to unlock growth across the country and provide better returns for savers.
Chilean winemakers target younger drinkers to stem global decline
Chilean wine producers are turning to experiential tourism and social media to attract younger consumers amid a global slump in consumption.
British Trekker Missing in Nepal as Himalayan Investigations Prove Difficult
Police in Nepal investigate the death of a Belgian woman and disappearance of a British trekker amid challenging Himalayan conditions.
Google's Preferred Sources Feature Lets Users Prioritise BBC and Trusted News Outlets
Google launches Preferred Sources, letting users select BBC and other outlets to appear more prominently in search results and Top Stories.
Barcola Greenlights Liverpool Move as Diomande Heads to Madrid
Bradley Barcola wants to leave PSG for Liverpool, while Yan Diomande agrees a deal with Real Madrid, as the Reds scramble to replace departing stars.
LIV Golf Stars Face Career Limbo as Saudi Backing Expected to End in 2026
LIV Golf players face uncertain futures as Saudi PIF expected to end backing in 2026; DeChambeau and Rahm may return to PGA Tour, but others' careers in limbo.
Trade deal unlikely to boost US car sales in Japan despite Trump's claims
Trump touts Japan trade deal opening market to US cars, but experts cite size, design and reliability issues that deter Japanese buyers.
Rodri Key as Man City Aim to Reclaim Premier League
Manchester City face Inter Milan in Hong Kong pre-season, with Rodri's future dominating as the club plots domestic and European revival under new boss Enzo Maresca.
Man Utd need statement signings to meet Carrick's targets
Manchester United require significant investment in the transfer market to achieve Michael Carrick's ambitions for the season, with competition strengthening below them.
Birdwatching Boom: Gen Z Leads Surge in UK's Hobby
Gen Z drives a 1,088% surge in birdwatching, with overall UK increase of 47% since 2018, RSPB research shows.
Women in Finance Work 99 Days for Free Due to Pay Gap
Women in UK finance earn 30% less than men, effectively working 99 days free, with opaque bonuses and leadership gaps widening long-term wealth inequality.
Brits Forced to Sleep on Lanzarote Airport Floor After Jet2 Flight Chaos
British tourists slept on the floor at Lanzarote airport after a Jet2 flight was cancelled due to bad weather, leaving families without food or accommodation.
UK Inflation Falls to 3%, Raising Hopes of Spring Rate Cut
UK inflation fell to 3% in January, the lowest since March 2025, boosting hopes of an early Bank of England rate cut.
Childhood Sweethearts Reunite After 47 Years and Plan Wedding
Joan Reid and George Low, childhood sweethearts from Dundee, reunited after 47 years and are now engaged to be married.
Ex-flight attendant warns of dangerous sleeping positions on planes
An ex-flight attendant has revealed the biggest mistakes passengers make when trying to sleep on long-haul flights, warning some positions can be dangerous.
Trump’s tariff deadline nears as trade deals remain elusive
Trump’s 1 August tariff deadline approaches, with many countries still without deals and facing higher levies amidst political impasses and court challenges.
British Airways fares to rise as IAG warns of £1.7bn fuel cost hit
British Airways owner IAG warns ticket prices will rise to offset £1.7bn fuel cost increase from Iran war, recovering 60% through revenue management.
Early Retirees Travel for Free by House-Sitting Across the UK
Early retirees Deb and Simon Booth, 50 and 66, travel for free by house-sitting, starting with a three-week stay in Buckinghamshire.
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