Stephen Colbert will win SYMPATHY Emmy after axing of his show triggered Trump gloating, industry expert predicts
The controversy surrounding The Late Show's cancellation presents an opportunity for liberal Hollywood to stick it to the Trump administration, an insider revealed.
Flawed white collar justice: Fraud Office must act faster to bring prosecutions, says ALEX BRUMMER
Top-level fraud convictions in Britain are rare. The decision to overturn the verdict on former Citigroup trader Tom Hayes will not make the task any easier.
I drank a bottle of wine a night and was struggling to hide my humiliating secret. Then doctors treated me with large doses of a drug NO ONE will guess... now I'm teetotal
A drug known for its recreational used has been repurposed for groundbreaking new treatment plan.
Four-star hotel in Canary Wharf prepares for arrival of 'hundreds' of asylum seekers with extra beds and mattresses brought in after protesters gathered outside
Police erected a ring of steel outside the Britannia International Hotel following a furious response to the hotel in London's financial district being transformed into a migrant hotel.
Wes Streeting orders his officials to turn their focus to keeping patients safe during doctors strikes after peace talks with the British Medical Association broke down
The health secretary said it is clear the BMA has 'chosen a path of full dispute', showing 'scant regard for patients' and and accused them of failing to act in 'good faith'.
Lifeguard describes harrowing moment he pulled drowned Cosby Show star Malcolm-Jamal Warner from water
Malcolm-Jamal Warner, 54, was in the water with his young daughter who was pulled to safety by a surfer when he got into difficulty.
Why 24/7 Trading is a Bad Idea
The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq have applied for regulatory permission to extend their trading hours to 22 and 24 hours daily, respectively. Nasdaq expects to implement round-the-clock trading from the second half of 2026. The London Stock Exchange is considering similar extensions, according to Financial Times. Several retail brokers already facilitate overnight trading through alternative platforms and "dark pools" -- off-exchange venues that operate during non-standard hours. Robinhood began offering all-night trading for select stocks in May 2023, while Charles Schwab announced plans to expand its overnight trading service to 1,100 securities this July. Economist argues that 24/7 trading is a bad idea. The publication writes: The problem with such trading is that price discovery can be fraught with difficulty. In fact, this is partly why institutional investors like dark pools: their lighter reporting requirements, compared with exchanges, allow big orders to be executed without alerting the wider market beforehand, which would move the price. Professionals taking the other side of these trades accept the risks and know how to navigate them. Amateurs, getting a worse price than they might have done in daylight, often do not.
The witching hours are currently when all manner of dull, but vital, post-trade processes take place, from settlement and valuation to the reconciliation of mistakes. Once trading is non-stop, there will be no pause for the financial plumbing to clear. Nor for traders to rest in the knowledge that the market is resting with them, so there is no need to refresh their screens. In today's always-on world, stock exchanges' limited opening hours might seem old-fashioned. But get ready to miss them once they're gone.
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ITV News viewers spot hilarious on-air gaffe as flustered reporter frantically swats away a fly
Viewers were left in stitches as they spotted ITV News reporter Sara O'Kane swat a fly live on-air during Wednesday night's programme.
IRL Com recruits teens for real-life stabbings, shootings, FBI warns
From scams to violence, the crimes extend beyond the digital realm
A subset of an online group that recruits children and teens for contract shootings, kidnappings, and other real-life violent crimes poses a growing threat to youth, according to the FBI.…
Jack Osbourne recalls his bizarre introduction to the family mansion made famous by MTV reality show in final Instagram post before confirming the death of dad Ozzy
Jack Osbourne has recalled his bizarre introduction to the house that eventually became his family home and the backdrop for iconic MTV reality show, The Osbournes.
Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron launch defamation case against US podcaster Candace Owens over 'preposterous' claim French first lady was born a man
The Macrons accused the right-wing podcaster of publishing 'outlandish, defamatory, and far-fetched fictions' that fuelled a 'campaign of global humiliation'
Horrifying moment plane nosedives and crashes into a motorway with cars driving through fireball aftermath in Italy
Footage captured the horrifying moment in which the plane smashed into the road in Italy's Brescia province and exploded into a fireball.
'She is very, very fragile. We're all terrified': Fears grow for Sharon Osbourne as emotional friends tell ALISON BOSHOFF how death of husband Ozzy has affected her - and why she may bury him in the garden
When Ozzy Osbourne appeared on stage earlier this month, for what would be his final ever show, it marked the most majestic of rock 'n' roll send-offs for the Prince of Darkness.
I thought my swollen fingers and toes were harmless... but cancer had 'replaced' my bones with tumors
A man from Australia suffering from an aggressive form of lung cancer had the bones in a finger and toe 'completely replaced' with even more tumors, doctors wrote in a medical journal.
How to survive the looming pensions storm: JEFF PRESTRIDGE's masterplan to shore up your retirement
A perfect pensions storm is heading our way. That is the frightening conclusion to be drawn from the Government's announcement on Monday.
Sacha Baron Cohen, 53, reveals jaw-dropping body transformation as he takes on the role of Marvel's ripped supervillain Mephisto
The actor, 53, has undergone a superhuman transformation as he steps into the Marvel universe as villian Mephisto for his latest role.
Nothing to see here: Brave browser blocks privacy-busting Microsoft Recall
No screenshots for you!
In an effort to protect user privacy, Brave browser 1.81 will prevent Microsoft Recall from screenshotting it by default.…
World Economic Forum 'rigged data' to make Brexit look like a failure, leaked reports show
Klaus Schwab, 87, the founder of the World Economic Forum (WEF), is alleged to have asked staff to lower the UK's standing in a table ranking countries' economic productivity.
Live next to Lake Windermere! Rare plot of land in popular beauty spot goes on sale for the first time in 300 years for £1.2million
The 32 acres of mixed ancient and semi-natural woodland fronts on to the the lake and estate agents have described the sale as a 'once in a lifetime opportunity'.
Power Cuts, Cable Damage, and Government Shutdowns Behind Q2 Internet Outages
Internet outages spiked during the second quarter of 2025, driven by government-mandated shutdowns, infrastructure failures, and technical glitches, according to Cloudflare's quarterly disruption report.
Government restrictions returned after a quiet first quarter, with Libya, Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Panama imposing internet cutoffs for reasons ranging from protest suppression to exam security. A massive power outage on April 28 knocked Spain's internet traffic down 80% and Portugal's by 90%, with service restored around 1 a.m. the following day.
Cable damage caused complete outages for Digicel in Haiti and a 90-minute disruption for Airtel in Malawi. Several major outages went unexplained, including an eight-hour blackout at SkyCable in the Philippines and a nationwide outage at Thai provider TrueMove H, with companies providing no official explanations for the service failures.
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