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Sinclair Inc., which operates the programming for the ABC show, said that its stations will not broadcast Kimmel's show indefinitely following comments the host made about Kirk's assassination.

As big firms from HSBC to John Lewis demand staff head back to the office, jogging bottoms are out and the suit is back.

A Washington County, Utah sheriff has shared shocking details about how Charlie Kirk 's alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson, was identified and ultimately turned in.

The latest theory to emerge suggests Thompson and a Liverpool gangster are, in fact, one and the same person. But it has gained enough traction for Sam Walker to issue an angry denial.

The influx of US investment announced as part of Donald Trump's visit - estimated to total around £150billion - has raised fresh questions about the UK's infrastructure.

Keir Starmer said the leaders 'genuinely like each other' as they oversaw a business reception at Chequers.

Prince Andrew was 'at least' a witness to the investigation by American prosecutors who had been 'trying to get [him] in the door to question', says William Barr, former US Attorney General.

Solovyov is a highly-paid state TV propagandist for Putin and the war - and the careless blunder failing to mask the toilet signs in a report about Rubicon is a huge embarrassment.

New data shows where shoppers are lapping up what's on offer, as well as areas rapidly sliding down the rankings.

The I Will Never Let You Down hitmaker, 34, said how Sabrina, 26, is now apparently uncontactable despite the stars previously hanging out.

While the Royal Family were busy rolling out the red carpet for the American President, Meghan Markle opted for a quieter, more personal moment.

Ms Reeves is facing a £50billion cavity in the public finances - more than double last year's £22billion blackhole. She is planning a raft of tax hikes this autumn to shore up the public purse.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Bloomberg: Gen Z borrowers took the biggest hit of any age group this year, helping pull overall credit scores lower in the worst year for US consumer credit quality since the global financial crisis roiled the world's economy. The average FICO score slipped to 715 in April from 717 a year earlier, marking the second consecutive year-over-year drop, according to a report released Tuesday by Fair Isaac Corp. The average score dropped three points to 687 in 2009. Gen Z borrowers saw the largest drop, not only this year, but of any age group since 2020, with their average score falling three points to 676, the Montana-based creator of the FICO credit score said. FICO scores are a measure of consumer credit risk and are frequently used by US banks to assess whether to provide loans. The scores typically range from 300 to 850. The credit scoring agency attributed the recent overall drop to higher rates of utilization and delinquency, including the resumption of reporting student loan delinquencies -- a category that hit a record high of 3.1% of the entire scorable population. [...] While the overall average score dropped, the median FICO score continued to rise to 745 from 744 a year ago, indicating that a large drop in scores at the low end dragged down the average.

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Buttigieg, who is gay, 'would have been an ideal partner - if I were a straight white man,' Harris wrote in a portion of her book.

An extra £28bn flowed into cash Isas in 2023/24 compared to the year before - a 67% rise year-on-year - taking the amount of money kept in cash Isas to £70bn.

The chief executive of Next has warned Britain faces another year of 'anaemic' economic growth and falling employment.

When the realisation first hit me, it was as if the clouds parted and the sun bathed me in light.

The Pop Idol star, 41, wrapped his trendy loafers in a duo of carrier bags from Co-op, in a bid to keep them dry and clean before removing the bags once off the beach

The happy couple tied the knot four years ago, but as they were sifting through the snaps from their special day, they saw a tall man in a blue suit they just could not recognise.

Three people have been arrested in Essex as part of a Counter Terrorism Policing Investigation into suspected National Security Act offences.