FTSE 100 sinks amid market ‘turmoil’ following overnight rout of Japan’s Nikkei
Investors were spooked by disappointing American jobs data last week, sparking fears of a potential US recession.
Investors were spooked by disappointing American jobs data last week, sparking fears of a potential US recession.
Vitalii Sazonov said the judo team feels like a ‘strong family’.
A new forecast estimates that pure electrics will take an 18.5% market share in 2024.
Parliament was recalled during the 2011 riots, and some MPs are now demanding the same to deal with ongoing unrest.
Stormont’s Justice Minister Naomi Long hit out at the radicalisation of people online ‘through disinformation and outright lies’.
A major incident had been declared at the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth following a power outage.
Hundreds of islanders have put forward their thoughts on the Island Development Plan review, with housing land supply and green field development being the two big issues.
Dozens of people have died after a weekend of violence amid demonstrations over the quota system for government jobs.
THREE threads in Mr Ward’s letter (GEP 22/7/24) need comment:
IF CARL HESTER was involved in a more mainstream Olympic sport, he would be approaching legendary status.
‘What a difference a day makes,’ said Vintage Agricultural Show organising committee president Ron Le Cras yesterday as the sun shone on the showground and people flocked in.
The benchmark index closed down 4,451.28 points at 31,458.42 on Monday.
Guernsey’s GPs remain unable to prescribe semaglutide to help with weight loss, with private healthcare the only official route to get the drug, Health & Social Care has confirmed.
Carl Hester has stepped onto the podium for an incredible fourth successive Olympic Games.
At least 95 people, including at least 14 police officers, died in clashes on Sunday.