July 2023

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted he is daring to dream about a return to Red Bull ahead of his Formula One comeback at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Ricciardo’s career looked to be all but over after he was dumped by McLaren following two underwhelming seasons with the British team. But the popular 34-year-old has been handed a second chance, […]

Shakira faces further trouble from Spain’s tax office after a court agreed to open an investigation into a second case of alleged tax fraud. The Colombian pop singer is already set to face a trial for allegedly failing to pay 14.5 million euros (£12.6 million) in taxes on income earned between 2012 and 2014. The singer

Nigel Farage has praised the Government following reports ministers are considering making new laws to stop banks closing customers’ accounts because they disagree with their political views. The former Ukip leader said MPs are “beginning to realise that this system is coming for them as well” after his bank accounts were closed by Coutts because

Co-hosts New Zealand and Australia are in action on the opening day of the World Cup finals as their big moment finally arrives. The Football Ferns kick off the tournament against Norway at Eden Park in Auckland before the Matildas host the Republic of Ireland side in front of a sold-out 80,000 crowd at Stadium Australia in Sydney.

The senior doctors are now out on strike until 7am on Saturday Thousands of consultants in England are going on strike over pay, with the action expected to cause mass disruption across the NHS. Consultant doctors and hospital-based dentists will strike for 48 hours from 7am on Thursday morning until 7am on Saturday. Sir Julian Hartley, chief

It happened in the city of Auckland, just hours before kick off in the opening match A gunman stormed a high-rise construction site in downtown Auckland early on Thursday morning, shooting at terrified workers and killing two people as New Zealand prepares to host games in the Fifa Women’s World Cup. The gunman was found dead after a

The plea has come from the concilation service, ACAS Employers are being urged to prepare for workers wanting to watch games during the Women’s World Cup, which kicks off today. The tournament is a big sporting event for many employees who may want to follow their favourite team, conciliation service Acas said. Acas has advised

That’s according to the Association of British Insurers Last year travel insurers dealt with a new claim every two minutes typically, according to analysis from the Association of British Insurers (ABI). The number and cost of claims rose significantly, reflecting a return to pre-pandemic travel levels, after lower claims due to the Covid travel restrictions,

Revenues rose to £1.88 billion over the year to the end of March The Royal Mint has revealed a surge in revenues for the past year as the King’s coronation sparked demand for collectables and historic coins, while it also benefited from precious metals investments. The company also saw underlying profits strike record annual levels

That’s according to analysis by Greenpeace Taking the train to Europe is four times more expensive on average than flying, according to a new Greenpeace analysis. The environmental group said the price differences are from an uneven regulatory playing field at the expense of the climate and workers’ rights. Greenpeace analysed ticket prices on more