The article explains the deadline for cash ISA applications, changes to savings limits for under-65s, and expert advice on securing high interest rates before the tax year ends.

The article reports on declining economic confidence in the UK linked to rising living costs and global instability, citing Which? consumer data and Bank of England inflation projections.

An article describes how elderly women in rural China have gained online popularity through choreographed dance performances streamed live.

The article provides a schedule for Euronews' morning program 'Europe Today,' detailing segments and guests without presenting news content or opinions.

Israeli authorities restored access to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for the Latin Patriarch after blocking him from holding Palm Sunday Mass, citing security concerns during the Iran conflict.

European leaders, including Germany's Merz and France's Macron, are opposing direct U.S.-Israeli military actions against Iran, citing lack of consultation, unclear objectives, and public opposition.

A museum in Italy reported a theft of three valuable paintings worth €9m, with police describing the crime as structured and rapid.

The article discusses the impact of former President Trump's tariff policy, citing economic data and expert opinions. It mentions the effects on US consumers, supply chains, and international trade negotiations, while referencing legal…

Amnesty International's report criticizes the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosts for human rights concerns, including immigration enforcement actions in the U.S., travel restrictions, and security measures in Canada and Mexico.

Hong Kong authorities arrested 42 individuals in a two-day operation targeting a corruption syndicate linked to triad organizations.

US President Donald Trump claims the US-Israeli war on Iran has led to 'regime change' and the decimation of key Iranian leadership. He asserts Iran will cease to exist as a country if it does not comply with US demands.

WTO negotiations on e-commerce concluded without major agreements due to disagreements between the US, Brazil, and other members. The stalemate highlights ongoing challenges for the WTO's relevance in global trade discussions.

The article reports on the resumption of direct flights and train services between China and North Korea following pandemic-related suspensions.

A week after Labour’s election victory in July 2024, officials at Labour HQ held their first crisis meeting about the May 2026 local elections. The party had just secured a 174-seat majority and…

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has charged Lahore Qalandars batter Fakhar Zaman with ball-tampering in a Pakistan Super League match. The incident occurred during the final over, leading to a penalty and a victory for Karachi Kings.

Australia's government plans to halve fuel taxes to address rising energy prices linked to global conflicts. Prime Minister Albanese cites oil price increases and international tensions as justification, while critics argue the tax cut may…

The article reports on the RNLI lifeguards' increased rescue operations in 2025 compared to previous years, attributing the rise to factors like weather conditions, economic trends, and evolving recreational activities.

The article highlights cultural events and media releases, including an exhibition on ageing at the Wellcome Collection, a new film starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, and upcoming TV series and music releases.

The article reports on global market declines and rising oil prices linked to the Iran conflict, citing specific indices and analyst commentary.

The article describes Skateistan, a South African skateboarding organization that integrates skateboarding with educational programs and youth development initiatives.