Trump pushes EU into trade 'deal' that several EU leaders aren't happy about
Europe is acting like the victim of a bully
world war fee The US president and EU chief agreed to a deal over the weekend, averting a trade war between the world's two largest economies, but the agreement has a number of European leaders calling foul. …
More humiliation for Stephen Colbert as rally held to protest his show's cancellation falls very flat
Organizers gathered outside of the CBS Broadcast Center in New York City on Sunday, with fewer than two dozen people appearing.
LIZ JONES: Molly-Mae Hague 'made it' by donning a cheese-wire thong on national TV. Now fans are recoiling at the woman she has become
Compare and contrast the following quotes, both uttered by young women in the public eye in the past 24 hours.
Judge rules Foreign Office should reconsider helping Palestinian family-of-six who are trying to flee Gaza to join relative in Britain
Their application was initially rejected by the Home Office whose lawyers said it could set a precedent and lead to 'the admission of all those in conflict zones with family in the UK.'
England hero Hannah Hampton reveals hidden family heartbreak on the eve of Euro 2025 as she pens emotional message
England star Hannah Hampton has revealed a family heartbreak she suffered prior to Euro 2025 after posting an emotional message on social media.
How to look slimmer this summer: A top fashion editor reveals the four most stylish dress brands for women over size 16
For far too long, plus-size clothing has been treated as an afterthought - which is odd, considering that 'plus size' is defined as anything above a UK 16, the average size in Britain.
Call 999 if you see missing girl with links to Essex who hasn't been seen in nearly two weeks
Police are growing increasingly worried for her welfare.
Stacey Solomon gives followers update on dog after 'devastating' ill-health
Teddy had undergone surgery after he became suddenly unwell
Nearly Half of US Venture Capital Professionals in Middle To Senior Positions Have No Successful Investments
A study of 12,069 middle and top-level venture capital professionals at US firms between 1996 and 2025 found that 46% never achieved a successful investment. The research by Stanford professor Ilya Strebulaev and Blake Jackson classified directors, principals, and general partners as successful if they had at least one investment that either became a unicorn, exited at twice the entry cost, or went public. (The analysis deemed any investment with 2x return "successful," though one should know that in the venture capital industry, the majority of bets don't return anything and the model works because of power law.)
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Romanian mother who went on a £120,000 shoplifting spree across London stuffing perfumes and cosmetics down her skirt is jailed for 32 months
Bianca Mirica, 20, was part of an organised gang of female thieves who used various tactics to raid stores across London .
Trump makes Keir Starmer and his 'perfect' wife Victoria squirm, stopping himself before I get in 'trouble'
President Donald Trump made British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his 'perfect' wife Victoria squirm by paying compliments to her during their meeting in Scotland Monday.
What a surprise! Seven in ten civil servants say working from home has a 'positive impact' on Whitehall
Officials tell YouGovt that remote working has even improved public sector productivity as well as their own job satisfaction.
Huge breast cancer breakthrough as scientists discover key way to prevent deadly disease
Scottish researchers have discovered a way to prevent breast cancer spreading to other parts of the body.
'That's real starvation stuff ... you can't fake that': Donald Trump rejects Israel's Gaza denials as he discuss humanitarian crisis with Starmer
The US President met with the Prime Minister at his Turnberry golf resort in Ayrshire, with their discussions set to be dominated by the humanitarian crisis.
Windows 11 is a 'Minefield of Micro-aggressions in the Shipping Lane of Progress'
Windows 11 has become indistinguishable from malware because of the way Microsoft has inserted intrusive advertising, AI monitoring features, and constant distractions designed to drive user engagement and monetization to the operating system, argues veteran writer and developer Rupert Goodwins of The Register.
Goodwins contends that Microsoft has transformed Windows 11 into "an ADHD horror show, full of distractions, promotions and snares" where AI features "constantly video what you're doing and send it back to Mother." He applies the term malware to describe software that intervenes in work to advertise and monitors user data, concluding that "for Windows it isn't a class of third-party nasties, it's an edition name."
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Downing Street confirms no bank holiday after England Lioness Euros win
“If we had a bank holiday every time the Lionesses win we’d never go to work”
Poor interactions in 'Requires Improvement' Essex mental health ward
Since the last inspection, the trust had made improvements to the previous breaches, with 23 out of 25 breaches now being met.
Essex MP backs campaign to stop 112-mile-long pylon corridor
Witham’s MP backs calls against a 112-mile-long pylon corridor as campaigners continue their fight.
'Trump ate von der Leyen for breakfast': EU tears itself apart over 'badly negotiated' trade deal - while Labour admits Brexit got UK better terms
Jonathan Reynolds, the Business Secretary, said there was 'absolutely no doubt' that the UK was better off as a result of having its own trade policy.
Christianity is sexy now! How 'hot priest' influencers are drawing young people to the church in their droves
The face of Christianity is changing across the UK, US and Europe as a slew of handsome, fit priests are drawing new fans - and believers - over social media.