Elon Musk flew to Beijing with Donald Trump while still on recall in his own OpenAI trial, prompting legal experts to question whether a typical witness would ever do such a thing.
UK GDP grew 0.3% in March 2026, defying forecasts of a contraction despite the Iran war. Q1 came in at 0.6%, but economists warn the good news may be front-loaded.
IATA's Willie Walsh says higher European air fares are inevitable as jet fuel prices roughly double thanks to the Iran conflict. Here is what UK travellers should expect this summer.
The EY Item Club says the UK could lose 163,000 jobs in 2026 as Iran war fallout drives up energy costs, with South Wales and the Humber set to take the heaviest regional hits.
Spirit Airlines is preparing to shut down after a proposed $500 million Trump administration bailout collapsed amid bondholder objections and political infighting. UK travellers heading stateside should brace for higher US fares.
MI5 has raised the UK terror threat level to severe for the first time since 2021, following a stabbing in Golders Green and a wider rise in antisemitic incidents linked to the Middle East conflict.
Federal prosecutors have released video of Cole Tomas Allen allegedly storming the White House Correspondents' Dinner with a shotgun, in what they call an attempt to assassinate Donald Trump.
Amtrak is reportedly considering letting passengers store firearms in lockboxes on most of its trains, just days after a man allegedly used the rail network to travel cross-country before an attempt on the US president's life. Critics say the timing could not be worse.
Donald Trump has scrapped tariffs on Scotch whisky after King Charles's state visit, removing the 10% rate and a looming 25% single malt charge in a win for the £1bn industry.
The Bank of England held rates at 3.75% but ditched its single forecast for multiple scenarios as the Iran war rattles oil markets. Here's what it means for UK mortgages, energy bills and jobs.
Donald Trump told the Artemis II crew he'd have 'no trouble' becoming an astronaut. We unpack the Oval Office moment, the mission, and why the comment overshadowed the actual story.
King Charles brought genuine laughs to a state banquet with Donald Trump on 28 April, using dry wit and self-aware jokes to charm the room and quietly flex Britain's soft power.