Games Workshop Posts Record Sales and Profit Growth
Games Workshop reports record revenues of £625m and pre-tax profits of £265m, driven by strong sales despite higher tariff costs and lower licensing income.
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UK Borrowing Surges to £24.3bn in April, Exceeding Forecasts
UK government borrowing hit £24.3 billion in April, the second-highest on record, driven by soaring debt interest costs and welfare spending, dealing a blow to Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Kenya Transport Strike Ends After Fuel Price Promise
Kenya's public transport operators called off a strike after President Ruto vowed to reduce diesel prices in June. The strike had led to protests, four deaths, and injuries.
William Praises Kate as 'Amazing Mum' After Italy Trip
Prince William praised Princess Catherine as an 'amazing mum' and 'amazing wife' after her first foreign engagement since cancer diagnosis, saying she came back 'buzzing' from Italy.
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Warhammer Firm Set for Record Revenues and Profit Jump
Games Workshop expects record revenues of at least £625m and pre-tax profits of £265m for the year, despite higher US tariffs and lower licensing income.
Robertson: New Signings Need Time at Liverpool
Andy Robertson believes Liverpool's disappointing season is due to new signings struggling to adapt, but expects them to succeed. The Reds need a point against Brentford to secure Champions League football.
Curtis Pritchard Reveals Injury Forced Him to Quit Marathon
Curtis Pritchard explains old knee and hip injuries forced him to drop out of the London Marathon, avoiding further damage ahead of a boxing match.
Cancelled UK Projects Wasted £6.6bn, Watchdog Says
The Public Accounts Committee finds £6.6bn was written off by UK departments in 2024-25, with the MoD, Home Office, and Transport among the worst offenders.
UK Borrowing Hits £24.3bn in April as Retail Sales Drop
UK government borrowing reached £24.3bn in April, the second highest on record, while retail sales fell 1.3% amid Middle East tensions and consumer caution.
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Trump Supports Permanent Daylight Saving Time Bill
The House Energy and Commerce Committee approved the Sunshine Protection Act 48-1. Trump praised the move, but the bill faces hurdles over winter sunrise concerns.
Drivers Urged to Check Tyres and Fluids to Save on Fuel
Motoring experts advise drivers to perform essential car checks before bank holiday getaways to save fuel and prevent breakdowns, including tyre pressure, oil, and battery inspections.
UK Borrowing Surges, Tax Hikes Loom
UK government borrowing hit £24.3bn in April, the highest on record outside COVID, driven by Iran crisis debt costs. Tax hikes likely regardless of Labour leadership winner.
Hamilton Eyes Arsenal-Like Ferrari Revival in Canada
Lewis Hamilton looks to channel Arsenal's spirit at the Canadian GP amid Ferrari struggles, trailing leader Antonelli by 49 points.
Asian Shares Up on Wall Street; Oil Climbs on Iran War
Asian shares followed Wall Street higher on Friday, while oil prices rose amid uncertainty over the Iran war. Tokyo's Nikkei surged 2.7% as inflation hit a four-year low.
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NY Pizza and Bagels Face Change as Additive Ban Looms
New York's iconic pizzerias and bagel shops may soon change recipes after state lawmakers passed a ban on potassium bromate, a suspected carcinogen already banned in many countries.
Arsenal Can Trigger £43m Release Clause for Valdepenas
Arsenal could secure a dream start to the summer transfer window by triggering Victor Valdepenas' £43m release clause, beating competition for the Real Madrid defensive prodigy.
England World Cup 2026 Player Pay: Fees, Bonuses, Donations
England players earn £2,000 per match but donate fees to charity. World Cup bonuses could reach £500,000 each if they win. Thomas Tuchel also has multi-million-pound bonus incentives.
Australia Should Create an AI Wealth Fund: Expert
Peter Lewis argues Australia should follow Norway's example by establishing an AI sovereign wealth fund, co-investing with tech giants to share profits and ensure public benefits from the AI boom.
Rich People's Stingiest Habits Exposed in Reddit Thread
As cost-of-living pressures mount, Australians share jaw-dropping stories of wealthy individuals' extreme frugality, from reusing teabags to stealing dog poo bags for sandwiches.
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Aston Villa Fans Celebrate Bigger Vase Win
Aston Villa fans prepare for a victory parade in Birmingham after winning the Bigger Vase, ending a 30-year trophy drought with a 3-0 win over Freiburg.
Matthew Stafford Signs New NFL Contract
Matthew Stafford has agreed to a new contract with the Los Angeles Rams following their Super Bowl victory, securing his future with the team.
Younger Generations Face Earlier Illness Due to Obesity
A study reveals younger UK generations are experiencing poor health earlier due to obesity and mental illness, with implications for the economy and healthcare.
Alaska Senator Pleads for Gas Donations as Prices Soar
Senator Dan Sullivan, a Trump ally, asks supporters for small donations to cover campaign gas costs as Alaska prices hit $5.27/gallon due to Iran conflict.
Burned-Out California Home Sells for $1 Million
A fire-damaged, unlivable house in Torrance, California sold for $1 million, highlighting the state's severe housing shortage and soaring prices.
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Pep Guardiola's Successor Faces Impossible Job at Man City
Enzo Maresca is set to succeed Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, but with a squad in transition and high expectations, the job may be the toughest in football.
American Barbecue: A Delicious Tradition from Ribs to Brisket
Explore the rich history and regional diversity of American barbecue, from its indigenous roots to modern-day traditions.
Mystery Substance Linked to Three Deaths in New Mexico
Three dead and first responders sickened by unknown substance in New Mexico. Officials await test results; drugs found at scene. Overdose rates high in state.
Indiana Fever Could Be Penalized Over Caitlin Clark Injury
The Indiana Fever may be punished by the WNBA for not disclosing Caitlin Clark's back injury, which forced her out of Wednesday's game against Portland just before tipoff.
Quiz to Close All 37 Remaining Stores by June
Fashion chain Quiz enters administration, closing all 37 stores by June. Three stores already shut; full list of locations facing closure revealed.
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FTSE 100 Rises Slightly Despite Oil Price Gains and Weak Earnings
The FTSE 100 closed up 0.1% at 10,443.47, as rising mining stocks offset disappointing earnings and higher oil prices. The FTSE 250 gained 0.5%.
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