Trump's Economic Impact: Australia's Surprising Position
One year on, Australia defies predictions of economic damage from Trump's tariffs, with exports to the US doubling in beef and gold.
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2026 UK National Pub and Bar Awards Winners Mapped
The 2026 National Pub & Bar Awards celebrate the UK's best pubs, from city gastropubs to cosy country inns. The Gunton Arms in Norfolk wins the national title.
Alternative Routes Bypassing Strait Of Hormuz For Oil And Gas
Alternative routes for Middle East oil and gas to bypass the Strait of Hormuz amid war disruption, including pipelines and proposed projects.
India Signals Continued Russian Oil Purchases Despite US Tariff Threats
India signals continued Russian oil purchases despite US tariff threats, citing market availability and steady ties with Moscow.
Newcastle's £60m Deal May Block Man City's Tonali Move
Newcastle United's £60m sponsorship with KNOX Hydration reduces their need to sell Sandro Tonali, potentially complicating Manchester City's transfer plans for the midfielder.
UK Jet Fuel Shortage Threatens Summer Flights as Reserves Near Critical Level
UK jet fuel reserves may drop to critical 23 days by June, risking summer flight cancellations as airlines consolidate flights.
Trump Imposes Sweeping New Tariffs on Dozens of Countries
Trump enacts sweeping new tariffs on dozens of countries, including EU, India, Switzerland, and Canada, escalating global trade war.
Tax Trap Forces Owners To Scrap Ford VW Vauxhall Cars
Owners are scrapping Ford, VW, and Vauxhall cars due to a tax trap where annual VED bills of up to £790 exceed the car's value. A petition seeks a 50% tax cut for cars aged 20-39.
Chery Seeks UK Citizenship With Local Manufacturing
Chery chairman Yin Tongyue says the Chinese car giant aims to become 'a citizen of the UK' through local manufacturing and deeper ties with JLR and the UK government.
Rudiger Calls Brown a 'Monster' as £48m Bayern Move Nears
Antonio Rudiger praises Germany teammate Nathaniel Brown as a 'monster' on the pitch. Manchester United scouted the full-back, but he is close to joining Bayern Munich for £48m.
Greece Suspends EU Biometric Border Checks Amid Airport Chaos
Greece suspends EU fingerprint and facial scans for British tourists after four-hour delays at airports, as 122 passengers miss a flight from Milan to Manchester due to EES chaos.
Qantas to Launch 22-Hour London-Sydney Non-Stop Flight
Qantas confirms direct flights from London to Sydney starting October 2027, lasting up to 22 hours, becoming the world's longest commercial route. Tickets on sale from February 2027.
Tennent's Historic US Delivery for Tartan Army Fans
Tennent's lager makes historic US delivery to Boston as 50,000 Scotland fans celebrate World Cup return, with stock running dry in many pubs.
US and India Reach WTO Breakthrough on Food Security, Unlocking Global Trade Deal
US and India resolve WTO food security dispute, unlocking Trade Facilitation Agreement worth $1tn to global economy.
Marcus Rashford's Man Utd Exit Twist: Blockbuster Transfer
Marcus Rashford may still secure a permanent Barcelona move as Raphinha attracts interest from Saudi side Al-Hilal, potentially reopening the door for the Manchester United forward.
Scotland Fans Drink Boston Dry at World Cup
Over 20,000 Scotland fans in Boston for the World Cup have caused beer shortages, with bars reporting unprecedented demand and running dry.
Transfer News LIVE: Man Utd £120m Deal, Arsenal Terms, Liverpool Hijack
Manchester United plot a £120m double deal, Arsenal agree terms, and Liverpool attempt a hijack. Follow the latest Premier League transfer news and rumours.
Global Markets Plunge as Trump Plans 20% Tariff on All Imports
Global markets crash as Trump plans 20% tariff on all imports; Dow futures down 270 points, Nikkei plunges 4%, recession fears mount.
Trump Trade War Fuels Canadian Boycott of US Border Businesses
Canadian boycott of US goods and travel surges in response to Trump's trade war, with apps and social media driving the movement.
Trump Weighs Order Forcing Banks to Verify Customer Citizenship
Trump considers executive order requiring banks to verify customer citizenship, expanding immigration enforcement into financial sector.
UK to Challenge EU Over Steel Import Quota Cuts
UK to challenge EU steel import quota cuts of 47%, which could devastate British industry. Trade bodies warn of crisis as tariffs up to 50% loom.
Gas Crisis Could Lead to Three-Day Week Amid Emergency Talks
UK faces potential three-day week as gas crisis deepens, with wholesale prices soaring 250% and multiple suppliers collapsing.
Germany Tops Global Plastic Waste Exports in 2025, UK Second
Germany was the world's largest exporter of plastic waste in 2025, sending 810,000 tonnes abroad, with the UK second at 675,000 tonnes, much of it to Turkey, Malaysia and Indonesia.
Iran stockpiles crude on tankers as US blockade persists
US blockade forces Iran to stockpile crude on tankers as storage runs out, with exports dropping over 80% and 69 million barrels stranded.
EU Parliament OKs Trump Tariff Deal with Conditions
The European Parliament has finally approved the tariff deal with Donald Trump, nearly a year after it was proposed, with conditions including a sunset clause and tariff reductions on steel and aluminium products.
Iran Recloses Strait of Hormuz After US Refuses to End Port Blockade
Iran reimposes Strait of Hormuz restrictions after US refuses to end port blockade; over 3,400 Iranians killed in conflict.
Middle East Crisis Could Cost World $1tn as Oil Firms Reap War Profits
Oil firms make $30m/hour in war profits from Iran conflict, totalling $234bn by 2026, hitting consumers and fuelling calls for windfall taxes.
Sanctions Having ‘Significant Impact’ on Russian Economy, Says EU Special Envoy
EU envoy David O’Sullivan says sanctions are having a significant impact on Russia’s war economy, which may become unsustainable by 2026.
EU Capitulates to Trump in Lopsided Trade Deal, but Trade War Threat Remains
EU accepts lopsided trade deal with US, imposing 15% tariffs on most goods, but uncertainty remains over key sectors and trade war threat persists.
Ray Parlour Backs Local Pubs as World Cup Kick-Offs Deter Fans
Half of Britons plan to skip pub World Cup viewings due to late kick-offs and high pint prices. Ray Parlour urges support for local pubs through the 'Best Seat in the House' campaign.
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