Business Under Fire: Housing Freeze, Texas Raids and Festival Fallout
Iran conflict freezes UK housing market, Texas opens a London office to poach British firms, and Wireless festival's Kanye gamble collapses. What it means.
United Kingdom
Geopolitics Shift: Hungary Votes, Britain Retreats on All Fronts
Hungary's election could end Orbán's 16-year reign while Britain picks fights with EU citizens and trades child benefits for tanks.
Arsenal stunned by Bournemouth as Grand National steals the show
Bournemouth shock Arsenal at the Emirates while Aintree crowns Mirabad. A Saturday that reshuffled priorities across English sport.
Culture watch: Eamonn Holmes, green energy boom and gold wars
From Eamonn Holmes's stroke to record green energy uptake and a £21bn gold mine tearing Omagh apart — what matters in British culture this weekend.
AI music fraud, NASA's bittersweet moonshot and open source under siege
From fake artists flooding Spotify to NASA's budget crisis and poisoned developer tools, this week's innovations come wrapped in urgent warnings.
Arsenal stunned by Bournemouth as Grand National steals the show
Bournemouth shock Arsenal at the Emirates while Aintree crowns Mirabad. A Saturday that reshuffled priorities across English sport.
Society's safety nets are fraying — and women pay first
From criminalised midwives in Georgia to student loan traps in England, this week exposed how systems meant to protect people are quietly failing them.