Government borrowing higher than expected in April
Borrowing, the difference between spending and income from taxes, was £24.3bn last month. Source link
US pauses $14bn weapons sale to Taiwan due to Iran war
US acting navy chief Hung Cao told a Senate hearing they were “doing a pause” on the sale to make
U.K. Government Borrowing Rose in April as Interest Payments Jump
The U.K. government’s borrowings in April were higher than a year earlier, a sign that progress in narrowing its budget
Tour Down Under: UCI World Tour to feature first joint men’s and women’s event
Australia’s Tour Down Under will become the first World Tour race to host men’s and women’s stages on the same
CVC, Groupe Bruxelles Lambert Make $12.5 Billion Bid to Take Recordati Private
The consortium said the offer is aimed at delisting Recordati from Euronext Milan and supporting the drugmaker’s expansion in rare
German Consumer Sentiment Bounces Back From Low Level
Consumer confidence in Germany improved a little on the back of a recovery in income expectations, but the impact of
Stephen Colbert joined by Sir Paul McCartney for The Late Show finale
The host joined Sir Paul and the band to close out the show with a performance of the Beatles’ Hello,
New butterfly house launches at Brighton’s Stanmer Park
The new Sussex Butterfly Gardens will be home to thousands of butterflies for people to visit. Source link
Australian man dies after falling down ravine on hike to Machu Picchu
The body of Matthew Cameron Paton, 53, was found on Thursday, about 300m down a steep slope. Source link
At least 24 killed in two separate attacks in Honduras
No motive has been identified for the attacks, though northern Honduras has been the site of ongoing agrarian conflict for