
Heavyweight who knocked out Arslanbek Makhmudov calls for Anthony Joshua showdown at Colosseum
Joshua has plenty of suitors for his comeback fight, with Makhmudov keen after outpointing Dave Allen on Saturday
Joshua has plenty of suitors for his comeback fight, with Makhmudov keen after outpointing Dave Allen on Saturday
From ghoulish gateaux to creepy, crawly cupcakes
I tried the Vax ONEPWR Compact Cordless Carpet Cleaner here’s what I really thought.
Readers debate whether immigrant workers 'drive down wages', if scrapping stamp duty will improve the cost of housing and propose headphones as the answer to swerving unwanted train conversations
Houghton Mill is ideal to visit in autumn when it is covered in orange, red and yellow leaves
Ireland face Armenia at the Aviva Stadium in a must-win World Cup Group F qualifier.
The city stood still when a lot of these photos were taken
Prince William and Princess Catherine made a series of visits on Tuesday across NI
UN has condemned US strikes on small boats it believes to be trafficking drugs as extrajudicial executions US politics live – latest updates Donald Trump said the US has struck another small boat that he accuses of carrying drugs in waters off Venezuela , killing six people. “The strike was conducted in International Waters, and six male narcoterrorists aboard the vessel were killed in the strike. No U.S. Forces were harmed,” Trump said in a statement on his Truth Social social media platform. Continue reading...
Filling a gap from Welsh Government funding could see 20% rises in council tax, they have warned
Labour is misreading the economics – leaving it unable to deal with the G7’s worst inflation and flat living standard Bloomberg’s headline said it all: “UK Faces Worst G-7 Inflation and Flat Living Standards, IMF Says”. The International Monetary Fund warns that inflation will be higher in the UK than in any other major advanced economy – including in the US, where Donald Trump’s tariffs are driving up costs for American consumers. This while GDP growth per head crawls at 0.4%, the weakest of any major economy. Real wages have stagnated for 11 months. Meanwhile, official figures show that unemployment has climbed to 4.8%, the highest since spring 2021. Forget talk of Britain’s “upgraded growth”; the economy, under Labour, is running hot only for those collecting profits. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) projects that by 2029 average disposable incomes will be £570 lower than today, a fall of 1.3% – the sharpest drop in living standards since records began in 1961. This isn’t a simple case of prices getting ahead of demand. What Britain faces is profit inflation : prices are rising while wages stand still. As Lord Keynes noted, this is a transfer from labour to capital – an increase in mark-ups, not in productivity. Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publication in our letters section, please click here . Continue reading...