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Neil Woodford criticises BP board for ousting ‘shouty’ chairman
Once-renowned investment manager Neil Woodford has criticised the board BP for ousting ‘shouty’ chairman after less than a year. Woodford called out the oil giant’s board for removing Albert Manifold after just eight months in the job, noting that is the third chairman the company has been through in three years, claiming this made BP look “ungovernable”. In a Linkedin post on Friday, Woodford said shareholders should look away from the churn at the top and instead “who is doing the churnin...
'I convinced myself I was evil after giving birth. It was all-consuming'
Cardiff mum Roz Owens said she 'wasn’t eating properly, wasn’t sleeping and was saying things that didn’t make sense'
Inflation won Trump the presidency, but could cost him the midterms
Trump’s pursuit of policies that drive up prices, including tariffs and war, might be punished in November’s electionsFor such an uncannily successful politician, Donald Trump exhibits a perplexing political myopia. His most recent own-goal was endorsing Ken Paxton, a state attorney general, against four-term senator John Cornyn in the Republican primary for Senate in Texas. Trump’s endorsement helped push the ethically compromised Maga firebrand over the top, to run against popular Democrat Jam...
Historic cattle shortages push US beef prices to record highs
High feed costs and drought have thinned herds to the lowest levels in 60 years as protein-hungry consumers drive demand
Keir Starmer is planning a new tax to hit holidays - and there's outrage
Keir Starmer is planning a new tax to hit holidays - and there's outrageThe Government's plan to allow mayors to levy tourism taxes could devastate the holiday industry and cost the economy billions Share Article Share Article Facebook X LinkedIn Reddit Bluesky Email Copy Link Link copied Bookmark Add us as preferred source Comments By David Williamson, Chief Political Commentator 12:00, Sat, May 30, 2026 Keir Starmer has horrified the hospitality and tourism sector (Image: PA)Labour's “tourist...
China Pledges to Retaliate If EU Imposes Trade Restrictions
China warned it would “resolutely” retaliate if the European Union proceeds with new restrictive trade measures, following a May 29 European Commission discussion on China policy.
Rise in youth unemployment driving more to homelessness, UK charities say
Centrepoint warns young people facing ‘huge scarcity of work opportunities’ after Alan Milburn’s report on crisisThe growing number of young people not in work or education is driving more into unstable housing or homelessness, charities have warned.A government-commissioned review into the crisis facing young people in the UK said there could be a 25% rise in young people not in education, employment or training (Neet) to 1.25 million by the early 2030s without intervention. Continue reading...
Is VXUS Or VTI The Better Buy In An Uncertain Market?
Today’s StocksMoneyIs VXUS Or VTI The Better Buy In An Uncertain Market?ByCatherine Brock,Contributor.Edited bySophia Acevedo,Associate Editor.for Investor HubFollow AuthorsMay 30, 2026, 06:30am EDTTABLE OF CONTENTSOverview Of VXUS And VTI Key Metric ComparisonsHow These Funds Perform In Uncertain Markets VXUS Vs VTI Tax Considerations Which Is The Better Buy For Your Portfolio? Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)Man examines two different stocks on two separate desktops while in office at nightge...
Hanwha Aerospace Eyes Germany, UK Arms Deals as Demand Surges
Hanwha Aerospace Co. is in talks with Germany, the UK and other European nations for new weapons deals, seeking to capitalize on a massive wave of global arms spending triggered by conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Former Ambassador Cui On Stabilizing US-China Ties
Cui Tiankai, a former Chinese ambassador to the US, explains how the US and China should work toward "constructive strategic stability." Cui, who's also a former vice minister of foreign affairs for China, speaks to Bloomberg on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. (Source: Bloomberg)
Easyjet attracts takeover interest from US private credit firm
Budget airline carrier Easyjet has drawn takeover interest from private credit firm Castlelake, which could make the airline the latest UK-listed company to be snatched off the stock market. Castlelake said it was in the “early stages of considering a possible offer” for Easyjet on Friday, but was yet to approach the company’s board. The firm, which is majority owned by Brookfield Asset Management. also cautioned that there was no certainty it would make a bid for the group. Under UK takeo...
India shows ‘cautious resilience’ despite Middle East conflict: DEA
India's economy shows 'cautious resilience' despite global headwinds like Middle East conflict and rising oil prices. While manufacturing and services remain strong, and forex reserves offer a buffer, inflation concerns are mounting due to wholesale price surges. A weaker monsoon could further challenge growth and rural demand.
Inside Antilia: The $3 Billion Home of Mukesh Ambani That Redefines Luxury Living
Step inside Antilia, the $3 billion fortress of Mukesh Ambani, and discover why it stands as the most expensive home ever built. From its sky-high structure to opulent amenities, this architectural marvel is a testament to wealth and innovation that you simply can't miss!
UP Residents To Pay 10% Fuel Surcharge On June Electricity Bills
The surcharge has been imposed to recover the additional expenditure incurred on power procurement and transmission costs in accordance with regulations framed by the Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Malaysian Defense Minister Says Won’t Rush Spending
Malaysian defense chief Mohamed Khaled Nordin told Bloomberg that the country will not rush to increase its defence budget despite US pressure for partners to become more self-reliant. Khaled spoke with Haslinda Amin in an exclusive interview at Asia’s premier defense summit, the Shangri-La Dialogue. (Source: Bloomberg)
NATO Military Head Says No ‘Drama’ With US
Europe has responded to President Donald Trump’s demands to pay more for defense, a top NATO military official said Saturday, adding that the relationship with the Pentagon is stable and free of “drama.” Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, chair of NATO’s Military Committee, spoke with Haslinda Amin at the Shangri-La Dialogue, Asia’s premier defense summit. (Source: Bloomberg)
Burnham would end asylum hotel contracts if he was PM, allies say
Andy Burnham would end the multibillion-pound asylum accommodation contracts if he became prime minister, according to allies of the Labour leadership hopeful. Since March, the Home Office has had the opportunity to trigger a break clause in the ten-year contracts it signed with three private companies which are responsible for sourcing accommodation. The clause allows the Whitehall department to negotiate or cancel them altogether at any point between now and 2029, when they expire. Accor...
How the Invention of Rope Gave Us Modern Civilization | Odd Lots
Rope is easy to take for granted. It seems obvious and straightforward. But of course, it had to be invented. Early humans discovered that by twisting fibers around each other, the resulting structure would be something durable and strong. Without rope, all kinds of things aren't possible, from lifting objects into the air to whaling or modern bridges. So how was rope developed and what were the big breakthroughs in its history? On this episode, we speak with Tim Queeney, the author of 'Rope: Ho...
UK engineering firm collapses into administration - in business since 1969
UK engineering firm collapses into administration - in business since 1969The company has been operating for nearly 60 years. Share Article Share Article Facebook X LinkedIn Reddit Bluesky Email Copy Link Link copied Bookmark Add us as preferred source Comments By Rebecca Robinson 09:10, Sat, May 30, 2026 Updated: 09:17, Sat, May 30, 2026 The company has been operating for nearly 60 years (Image: Getty)A UK engineering firm has collapsed into administration after being in business for nearly 60...
Universal Music rejects Bill Ackman’s $65bn takeover bid
Universal Music’s board has rejected billionaire Bill Ackman’s takeover proposal, arguing it “materially undervalues” the company and is ultimately not in the best interest of shareholders or artists. The company’s board unanimously rejected the $65bn (£48.3bn) proposal from Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital on Friday, as it offered to buy the world’s largest record company last month. Pershing Square proposed a cash and stock offer through its acquisition vehicle, valuing the company at rou...