On Sunday Jannik Sinner toppled Taylor Fritz in straight sets to win his first US Open and second career Grand Slam. The dominance of the Italian and fellow European Carlos …
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Recharging at the ultra-luxe Siro wellness resort in Dubai
Dubai is famous for its stunning architecture, luxury shopping, and high-end hotels. But there’s another side to the city that’s gaining traction: wellness tourism. According to Dubai’s Department of Economy …
Apple unveils Iphone 16 and plans AI tool launch in the coming weeks
Apple has unveiled its brand new Iphone 16 models and revealed plans to launch its new artificial intelligence (AI) tool, Apple Intelligence, in the coming weeks. At its hotly anticipated …
England lose unbeaten streak at hands of brilliant Sri Lanka
England’s Ollie Pope admitted his side “shot themselves in the foot” as Sri Lanka won the final home Test of the year to ruin a previously unbeaten summer. England, without …
Bank of London shakes up City advisers after row with taxman
The Bank of London launched an emergency effort to contain the controversy surrounding the fintech over the weekend as it was hit with a winding-up petition over unpaid taxes shortly …
Exclusive: British Cycling throws weight behind Tour de France host bid
British Cycling has thrown its weight behind plans to bring the Tour de France Grand Depart back to the UK for the first time since 2014 and insisted it would …
Ditch ‘phony’ fiscal rules and tax ‘unearned wealth’, unions urge Starmer
Union chiefs launched a broadside at Sir Keir Starmer, describing the Prime Minister’s planned national wealth fund as “a joke,” urging him to tax “unearned wealth” and demanding he “ditch …
Ditch ‘short-sighted’ share tax and lean on City to back National Wealth Fund, Reeves told
The Chancellor should axe the “short-sighted” tax on share trading and “sponsor” a set of listed investment vehicles in order to unlock funding for the government’s investment plans, a body …
Firms fear looming minimum wage rise and workers’ rights package
Business groups are worried about the potential impact of Labour’s workers rights package as well as a likely six per cent increase in the minimum wage next year. A new …
Former Labour health minister warns PFI feuds threaten to disrupt hospitals
The looming expiration of more than 100 legacy PFI contracts could cause significant disruption to patients in UK hospitals without urgent preparation, a former Labour health minister has warned. Public …