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UK and Japan building ‘new era of cooperation’, says Starmer
14. June 2026 (16:06)
The Prime Minister conducted meetings with Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi and business leaders in No 10. (London News)
Me, worry? For US small businesses, Trump’s tariffs are now a non-issue
14. June 2026 (16:00)
A year ago it was the hot topic, but business owners have seen there’s a limit to the president’s royal decreesIn two weeks, I’m speaking to a group of companies in the packaging industry about issues affecting their businesses this year. I’m going to discuss the economy, navigating higher costs, leveraging new tax legislation, AI and what companies are doing to find and retain workers in a volatile job market.You know what I won’t be talking about? Tariffs. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Former nurse completes 11-month solo trek for suicide awareness
14. June 2026 (15:42)
Kit Birks hopes to raise more than £100,000 for two mental health charities, the Campaign Against Living Miserably (Calm) and James’ Place. (London News)
England World Cup 'heist': Full list of items stolen from team's Kansas City base
14. June 2026 (15:29)
They included four pairs of £250 boots, signed national team shirts, two stuffed lions... and a Lego set of a Nike Air shoe (London News)
Police Scotland attend ‘isolated incidents’ during World Cup celebrations
14. June 2026 (15:22)
The force said most fans were in ‘good spirits’ and conducted themselves ‘in a responsible manner’. (London News)
World Cup bus set on fire and teenager shot in New York amid chaotic Knicks celebrations
14. June 2026 (15:06)
A 17-year-old was shot in the foot in Times Square as chaotic celebrations erupted (London News)
Mother hopes to get justice for murdered daughter in retrial in Dominican Republic
14. June 2026 (15:00)
Shirley Firth is hoping those responsible for Lindsay de Feliz’s death in 2019 will finally be convictedA Cambridgeshire mother in her 90s is hoping to finally see justice for her murdered daughter when a retrial into her death is due to open in the Dominican Republic this week.The body of Lindsay de Feliz, 64, a successful author, was found in a shallow grave, close to her home in the north-west of the Dominican Republic, in December 2019. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
UK poised to water down 2030 EV sales targets after industry and union pressure
14. June 2026 (14:37)
Keir Starmer ready to overrule Ed Miliband after warnings that manufacturers would be penalised and jobs put at riskThe UK government is poised to water down its 2030 targets for electric vehicle sales after intense lobbying by the car industry and unions.The government is preparing to consult on less ambitious targets for the transition to fully battery-powered electric cars over the rest of the decade after carmakers and unions warned that they would penalise manufacturers and put jobs at risk. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
UFC to pay White House fighters in crypto issued by Trump company
14. June 2026 (14:20)
Some fighters will receive bonuses in ‘stablecoins’ issued by Trump family business World Liberty FinancialThe Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) announced on Friday that it will pay bonuses to fighters in a form of cryptocurrency issued by Trump family business World Liberty Financial at the heavily publicized White House mixed martial arts event on Sunday.The development connects the Trump family’s financial interests to the high-profile UFC competition being promoted on government property. The competition on the south White House lawn is scheduled for 14 June, Donald Trump’s birthday. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
DNA from 2,000-year-old grape seeds points to origins of modern winemaking
14. June 2026 (14:12)
Researchers also discover that the ancient vines of Chianti, famed for its red wines, produced white fruitDNA extracted from 2,000-year-old grape seeds found in ancient wells in Tuscany has enabled scientists to map the most extensive genetic history of grapevines recovered from a single site, revealing that vineyards of the Roman era formed part of the empire’s sophisticated agricultural network that might have influenced the development of modern winemaking.The research led by scientists at the University of York also found that white grapes once dominated the site in Chianti, an area of Tuscany famous for its red Sangiovese wines. Continue reading... (The Guardian)