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UK stocks set for weekly losses amid dimming prospects of swift US-Iran truce

The blue-chip FTSE 100 index fell 0.6% to 10,391.16 points by 1005 GMT International News via Reuters: UK's main stock indexes fell on Friday and were...

Sterling edges up but heads for weekly loss as Iran tensions overshadow UK data

Sterling was 0.1% higher versus the dollar at $1.348, as broader currency markets traded largely range-bound International News via Reuters: The British pound rose slightly against...

NTSB says runway safety system did not activate before fatal Air Canada Express collision

The NTSB also said in its preliminary report that red runway entrance lights that indicate when it not safe to cross a runway were...

US to loosen marijuana rules in major shift for $47 billion industry

The move does not legalize marijuana across the United States, but it is likely to reshape the $47 billion industry, which has faced continued...

Pope Leo signals no plan to go beyond blessings for same-sex couples

The first U.S. pope praised Francis' landmark 2023 decision but said in comments aboard his flight back to Rome after a four-nation African tour...

EU leaders to discuss mutual assistance pact amid NATO doubts

The clause, contained in the treaty that underpins the EU, obliges countries to come to the aid of a fellow member if it comes...

EU leaders to discuss mutual assistance pact amid NATO doubts

The clause, contained in the treaty that underpins the EU, obliges countries to come to the aid of a fellow member if it comes...

London’s FTSE 100 closes lower as investors monitor Iran conflict, earnings

The blue-chip FTSE 100 index closed 0.2% lower in its fourth session of declines, while the midcap FTSE 250 fell 0.9% International News via Reuters: Britain's...

Higher fuel costs due to Iran war mean fewer people will receive aid globally, NRC says

The NRC is one of the world's leading non-governmental aid organisations focused on displacement. Its boss, Jan Egeland, was the United Nations' top humanitarian...

EU touts temporary energy subsidies, but costs risk ballooning

European economies have little fiscal room as they face a third economic shock in six years, after the COVID pandemic and an energy crisis...

Iran shows off its control over strait after collapse of peace talks

State television broadcast footage overnight of masked troops pulling up in a grey speedboat alongside the MSC Francesca, climbing a rope ladder to a...

Britain’s deficit narrows but fuel duty fall points to Iran war drag

Government borrowing in the 12 months to the end of March was equivalent to 4.3% of economic output - much bigger than before the...
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