Ofgem's October price cap will push average household energy bills to £1,723 a year, the highest since 2023, as global market pressures drive a second consecutive quarterly increase.
A new study has revealed a 'wild' difference in caffeine levels between high street coffee chains, with a Costa cappuccino containing as much caffeine as four cans of Red Bull.
Ahead of Nvidia's latest earnings release, AI-driven trading models have issued signals on the chipmaker's stock, offering investors data-driven guidance on positioning before the market re…
A two-week family trip to south-western France in a BMW iX3 puts electric car touring to the test, revealing strong motorway performance, patchy rural charging and a software glitch that re…
The Trump administration is showing signs of concern over America's fiscal position, with the federal deficit near 6% of GDP and the national debt surpassing $40tn, as global long-term inte…
A road sign reading «Robots Right Lane Only» in Massachusetts has puzzled locals, but it is actually part of a speculative fiction project imagining a future where robots demand equal right…
BMW M CEO Frank van Meel says half of all M2 buyers in the US choose the manual transmission, a figure that drove the decision to build the limited-run M3 CS Handschalter for North America.
Strattec Security reported fourth-quarter results that topped analyst expectations, sending shares up 2% as investors responded to the earnings and revenue beat.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has confirmed Ukraine received a small number of US-made Patriot interceptors capable of shooting down Russian ballistic missiles, without naming the supplier. Kyiv also…
The next-generation BMW X7, due in 2027, will retain the split headlight design and two-piece tailgate, distinguishing it from the rest of the BMW range. The G67 model will also adopt a squ…
A by-election for the Burnage ward of Manchester City Council is expected to take place on 10 September 2026, with campaign topics already shaping the contest.
nCino shares dropped after the company reported a Q2 2026 profit miss, though revenue grew year over year. The cloud banking software firm cited higher operating expenses and continued inve…
Dolly Parton, the US country music star, actor and philanthropist, has died aged 80. Tributes have poured in from around the world, with US President Donald Trump ordering flags to be lower…
Reform UK has pledged to abolish the General Data Protection Regulation and replace it with ‘light-touch’ laws, while expanding a venture capital scheme offering tax relief to investors.
Nissan has updated its Note and Note Aura line-up in Japan with new Black Editions, including a flagship Note Aura Nismo Black Limited that swaps the usual red accents for dark trim. The sp…
Musk’s companies repeatedly turn extreme deadlines into organisational fuel. The record also shows the cost when forecasts become public promises.
A 2026 audit of Musk’s record separates useful infrastructure from spectacularly missed deadlines, unfinished products and regulatory trouble.
The Leipzig drone case, GPS parcel reconnaissance and attacks on defence companies show how logistics can be targeted below the threshold of open war. Some Russian links are proven; others …
The strongest 2026 cases point to a Russian method built around reconnaissance, proxies and civilian transport networks. But Leipzig, Tallinn and Slovakia also show why attribution must be …
Stanley Druckenmiller has publicly criticised Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's decision to expand long-dated bond buybacks, arguing the move crosses from liquidity management into price m…
A 2025 Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR, one of only 131 hand-built examples, is being offered for sale with just 347 miles on the clock. The bike, which originally retailed at $110,000, f…
Congress is on the ballot this November, but the deeper strategic contest is over who can inherit the Republican coalition and which Democrat can prove battleground electability.
The 2026 congressional vote is becoming a succession test for JD Vance and Marco Rubio, while Democrats use battleground states to search for a candidate who can win beyond the party base.
A Supreme Court stay gives the White House more room to pursue new mail-ballot rules, but the deeper conflict is over institutional authority, not simply ballot security.