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Legal battle over Trump tariffs escalates as states sue to block 10% surcharge

A specialised US trade court is reviewing whether the administration can rely on Section 122 to impose a 10% surcharge after the Supreme Court rejected broader tariff authority

Sport

Masters round two preview: McIlroy leads, Scheffler and Rose recharge at Augusta

Rory McIlroy and Sam Burns top the leaderboard after a five-under opening round; this guide breaks down tee times, contenders and crucial storylines ahead of round two at Augusta National

Why replacing one elite woman with another won’t advance women’s rights

a persuasive case that swapping one polished elite for another does not fix structural problems; genuine progress requires different backgrounds, priorities and accountability

Starmer Under Fire for Controversial Appointment of Mandelson

The implications of Starmer’s appointment of Mandelson are escalating as political pressures increase.

Israel’s Recent Policies Accelerate West Bank Settlement Expansion

Israel’s Recent Policies on West Bank Settlements: Rising Tensions and Calls for International Intervention from Palestinian Leaders Israel’s latest policies regarding settlements in the West Bank have escalated tensions in the region. In response, Palestinian leaders are urging the international…

Iraq Protests Surge Over Increased Customs Tariffs and Market Closures

Traders in Iraq are mobilizing against newly implemented customs tariffs, expressing concerns for their livelihoods and the overall economic stability of the nation.

Trump Posts Controversial AI Video Portraying Obamas as Primates

Title: Controversy Surrounds Trump’s AI-Generated Obama Video Summary: The recent release of an AI-generated video featuring former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama by Donald Trump has sparked significant backlash from various political factions. Critics from both…

EIMA 2022, International Agricultural and Gardening Machinery Exhibition

EIMA International is the International Exposition of Machinery for Agriculture and Gardening, a biennial event created in 1969 by FederUnacoma.

England Women v New Zealand in Canterbury: tickets sold out but members can still buy

All standard tickets are gone for the England Women v New Zealand international T20 in Canterbury; remaining allocations are reserved for Kent Members and Life Members

News

M8 westbound crash near Livingston causes lane restrictions and traffic delays

Expect disruption on the M8 westbound after a car overturned near the Livingston slip road; emergency services are on site and Traffic Scotland advises caution

News

How oil movements and ceasefire tensions are shaping the FTSE 100

The FTSE 100 moved within a narrow band as oil rallies, ceasefire doubts and company updates reshuffled investor attention

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Robertson confirms exit from Liverpool at end of season

Andy Robertson ends his Anfield chapter as Villa, Forest and Palace secure important first-leg results in Europe

Floral lace smock dress from Roman: a flattering summer staple on discount

A breezy Roman smock dress made from 100% cotton has shoppers raving for its flattering fit, gentle fabric and wallet-friendly discount

Improve your tea by fixing the water: simple changes that work

Many disappointing cups of tea are caused by tap water chemistry rather than poor leaves; learn why and how simple filtration and kettle care can revive flavour

Lifestyle

15-minute one-pan salmon with chickpeas and lemon yoghurt

A fast Mediterranean-style salmon bowl combining protein, fibre and bright flavours for an easy midweek supper

Lifestyle

How fasting during Ramadan reshapes routine and gratitude

A reflective account of observing Ramadan, the rhythm of daytime fasting and the significance of the maghrib moment

Lifestyle

Simple cleaning tweaks to reduce germs and refresh your couch

Practical hacks and budget buys that make everyday cleaning safer and more effective, without complicated products or professional help

Starmer tours Gulf to shore up ceasefire and reopen Strait of Hormuz

Keir Starmer meets Gulf leaders and military personnel to press for a durable ceasefire and safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz

England men’s 2026/27 tour to South Africa: dates and venues confirmed

England will visit South Africa for a three-match Test series (17 December–7 January) and a three-match ODI series in January, with the T20 format removed from the current schedule

Undercover lion dance leads Thai police to arrest serial thief

Thai officers concealed themselves inside a red-and-gold lion costume during Lunar New Year celebrations to approach and detain a 33-year-old man suspected of repeated burglaries, after investigations traced stolen amulets he had sold

Violence in Aden as Southern Transitional Council supporters clash with security forces

Clashes outside the al-Maashiq palace in Aden left at least one dead and multiple wounded after supporters of the Southern Transitional Council tried to breach the presidential complex

Trump warns Iran of 10-day window as talks and military pressure continue

Donald Trump told attendees at the inaugural Board of Peace summit that Iran has roughly 10 days to make a meaningful agreement with the United States or risk further military action, even as diplomats report progress in indirect talks

Economy

How a Hormuz blockade could reshape supply chains for helium, aluminium and petrochemicals

Learn how the effective blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is interrupting critical raw materials—from fertilisers to semiconductor gases—and what that means for industry and policy

Economy

How to navigate the ONS dashboard and understand recent UK economic data

An accessible guide to the Office for National Statistics dashboard and the main statistical releases such as the labour market bulletin, consumer price inflation and GDP monthly estimates

Economy

How January 2026 inflation moved: transport, food and household costs

The uk’s headline inflation moderated in January 2026 as cheaper air travel and weaker motor fuel and some grocery price rises reduced upward pressure, while leisure and accommodation costs accelerated

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