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This week Trump stepped up his war with the man he blames for keeping interest rates too high.

GSK was trying to revive a product pulled from US markets in 2022. Its shares fell 4.6 per cent, or 65p, to 1348p.

Fear stalks the luxury goods industry, but a fightback is currently being led by LVMH and the other names - hinting that it may be time to start bargain shopping for luxury goods shares.

Tom Cruise and his 'new love' Ana de Armas showed their romance was heating up during a yacht break in Menorca this week.

The experimental drug simenafil was tested on 706 men by a team at Peking University First Hospital in China .

I cannot tell you where I am, but I can guarantee that, come August 14, people will be talking about it up and down the country. That is when the next Omaze house draw will go live.

The chain says tirzepatide injections, sold under the brand name Mounjaro, can help users shed up to 20 per cent of their body weight.

I'm 48 and I've had the same best friend for 40 years. Ours has been a deep, defining friendship. But now I think I've outgrown it. Bel Mooney replies...

PD Bert, a five-year-old springer spaniel, was involved in a collision with a BMW on Stockton Street, Hartlepool at around 9pm on Thursday, July 17.

'Well, I think you are incredibly brave.' That is my therapist, Bianca. I've just told her how terrified I am. That even going to the supermarket makes me nervous.

It was set to open today, but the weather warnings have meant that the event has had to be postponed.

The claim was made during a broadcast before Trump filed a $10billion lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal.

Yellow and amber weather warnings are already in place today (July 19), but now the Met Office has issued new warnings for Monday.

Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge has weighed in on who could take over MasterChef from Gregg Wallace and John Torode - but he doesn't think it'll be him.

The lead-up to Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's wedding was one long party. Guests arriving at his Bahamas island were greeted by a skull and crossbones flag, whipping in the warm winds.

Microsoft will stop using China-based engineers to support U.S. military cloud services after a ProPublica report revealed their involvement, prompting backlash from Senator Tom Cotton and a two-week Pentagon review ordered by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. In response, Hegseth announced an immediate ban on any Chinese involvement in Department of Defense cloud contracts. Reuters reports: The report detailed Microsoft's use of Chinese engineers to work on U.S. military cloud computing systems under the supervision of U.S. "digital escorts" hired through subcontractors who have security clearances but often lacked the technical skills to assess whether the work of the Chinese engineers posed a cybersecurity threat. [Microsoft] told ProPublica it disclosed its practices to the U.S. government during an authorization process. On Friday, Microsoft spokesperson Frank Shaw said on social media website X the company changed how it supports U.S. government customers "in response to concerns raised earlier this week ... to assure that no China-based engineering teams are providing technical assistance" for services used by the Pentagon.

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The president's relationship with the late billionaire pedophile has come under scrutiny again amid the publishing of an alleged letter Trump wrote Epstein in 2003 wishing him a happy birthday.

The row between Ms Peggie and Dr Upton centres around the trans medic using a female-only changing room which led to the nurse accusing Fife Health Board of breaching the Equality Act.

Lisa Faulkner has made rare comments about her marriage to husband John Torode amid the MasterChef star's recent sacking over claims he used a racist term.

A shock report in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday enraged Trump. Now he's made a drastic move against the company.