AriZona Iced Tea Warns 99p Price May Rise for First Time in Decades Due to Trump Tariffs
AriZona Iced Tea says Trump's 50% steel and aluminium tariffs may force first price rise in nearly 30 years, breaking its iconic 99-cent promise.
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Corbyn Calls for UK to Retain Full Access to EU Single Market
Jeremy Corbyn calls for UK to retain full access to EU single market, contrasting his jobs-first Brexit with Tory vision of deregulation.
Removal of US tariffs on Scotch whisky brings benefit
A 10% tariff on Scotch whisky imports to the US was lifted on Friday, following a state visit by the King and Queen. First Minister John Swinney says the move will benefit the industry and Scottish economy.
Trump Imposes 12.5% Tariff on Australian Exports
Donald Trump has imposed a 12.5% tariff on Australian exports over forced labour claims. Australia's trade minister calls it unjustified and demands removal.
Trump Imposes Fresh Tariffs on UK, EU and Dozens of Partners
Donald Trump has imposed new tariffs on over 80 countries, replacing a 10% global duty, sparking criticism from allies. The tariffs range from 10% to 12.5% and target countries including the UK, EU, and China.
Trump tariffs put UK at disadvantage vs EU despite unchanged rate
Experts say Trump's latest tariffs put UK at disadvantage against EU even though overall tariff for UK goods unchanged. Whisky tariff cut to zero announced.
Trump tariffs put UK at disadvantage to EU, say experts
Donald Trump's latest tariffs put UK businesses at a disadvantage against the EU, despite no change to the headline 10% tariff, experts say.
Livingston MP welcomes removal of US tariffs on Scotch whisky
Livingston MP Gregor Poynton has welcomed the removal of US tariffs on Scotch whisky, calling it a major boost for Scotland's export industry and local businesses.
UK competitiveness fears as US tariffs differ from EU deal
UK exporters may lose competitive edge after EU secured a more favourable trade deal with the US under President Trump's new tariff regime.
Arsenal sign Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge for £34m
Arsenal have completed the £34m signing of Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge. The Greece international has signed a five-year contract and replaces Leandro Trossard.
BBC TV Licence Sales Surge During World Cup Despite Annual Drop
TV licence sales performed 'very strongly' during the World Cup, says BBC, despite a drop of over half a million in the 2025/26 financial year and a £1 billion real-terms decline over the decade.
Jet2 Confirms Four New Destinations for 2027
Jet2 will launch flights to Hurghada, Sharm-El-Sheik, Tunisia, and Thassos in 2027, expanding its North Africa and Greek portfolios. The airline also added three new destinations for summer 2026.
Switzerland Deal: E-Gates and No Roaming for Brits
Brits get faster airport access with e-gates in Switzerland and roaming charges axed under a new trade deal, boosting exports by £5.2bn annually.
Argentina Keeps Falklands on Map for England Rugby Clash
Argentina's rugby union team continues to claim the Falkland Islands on official maps, stoking tensions ahead of Saturday's Nations Championship clash with England.
Argentina Stars' Tax Covers Third of Falklands Defence
Argentina's Premier League players pay £23m in UK tax annually, covering a third of Falklands defence costs, after their controversial pro-Argentina banner sparked outrage.
Sheffield Forges Artillery Barrels for Ukraine in Historic Deal
Sheffield Forgemasters has shipped the first four artillery barrels to Ukraine under a £61m deal, marking the first UK production of forged barrels in nearly 20 years.
Scotland's 11 Most Unforgettable High Streets Revealed
WorldAtlas names 11 Scottish towns with unforgettable main streets, including Melrose, Plockton, and Dunkeld, highlighting architecture, heritage, and independent shops.
Aberdeen Close to Sealing Marius Muller Transfer
Aberdeen are closing in on a deal for Wolfsburg goalkeeper Marius Muller, with the 33-year-old set to provide competition for Dimitar Mitov.
Tyneside Shipyard Eyes UK-Netherlands Warship Deal
Balaena, owner of A&P yard in Hebburn, bids for part of £2.4bn UK-Netherlands amphibious transport ship programme, securing jobs and boosting shipbuilding.
China's Monthly Car Exports Top 1 Million for First Time
China's monthly car exports exceeded 1 million in June for the first time, driven by booming overseas sales of brands like BYD and Jaecoo, as overall trade surplus nears $1 trillion.
Moyes furious over wrong World Cup star before Yobo signing
David Moyes was furious after Everton initially received the wrong Chinese World Cup star, but later signed Joseph Yobo, who became a club legend.
Cole Palmer's message to Andrey Santos after Man United transfer
Chelsea star Cole Palmer has wished Andrey Santos well after his £50m transfer to Manchester United was confirmed, saying 'What a player! Good luck bro' on Instagram.
Infantino Hints at 64-Team World Cup for 2030
Gianni Infantino has suggested FIFA is 'examining and discussing' expanding the 2030 World Cup to 64 teams, arguing it would give smaller nations a chance to participate and grow.
Britons to Use E-Gates in Switzerland in £5.2bn Deal
British nationals will use e-gates at Swiss airports from 2025 under a £5.2bn trade deal sealed by PM Starmer, also scrapping roaming charges and securing trade terms for medicines, cars, and art.
Andrey Santos joins Man Utd in £50m deal, hails Carrick
Andrey Santos has completed a £50million transfer from Chelsea to Manchester United, signing a five-year deal and praising manager Michael Carrick as the perfect coach for his development.
Aberdeen close to £300k deal for Livingston winger Lewis Smith
Aberdeen are on the verge of signing Livingston winger Lewis Smith for £300,000, with the 26-year-old set to become Stephen Robinson's 10th summer signing.
Liverpool Transfer News: Barcola, Mac Allister Updates
Get the latest Liverpool FC transfer news and gossip, including updates on Bradley Barcola and Alexis Mac Allister's future. Pre-season kicks off this week.
EU Accused of Delaying Ban on Trade with Illegal Settlements
The EU faces accusations of delaying action on a ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements, despite international legal obligations and ongoing humanitarian crises in Gaza and the West Bank.
Argentina Repays US Credit Line, Boosting Milei's Economic Credibility
Argentina repays US credit line, a win for President Milei's economic reforms and a boost to investor confidence.
US Trade Court Rules Trump’s 10% Global Tariffs Unconstitutional
US trade court rules Trump's 10% global tariffs unconstitutional; Trump sets EU deadline for trade deal or higher tariffs.
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