07.03.2025 11:00 Retired NHS doctor and others conned into investing – only to sink larger sums in trying to get cash backRevealed: the scammers who conned savers out of $35mHow call centre scammers duped 6,000 peopleA “sprat to catch a mackerel” ... ... 07.03.2025 11:00 She’s been described as divisive by the left and ‘the Queen of woke’ by the right, but does the journalist’s new book really signal a change in her entire belief system?“You’re not going to believe me when I say this: I’m a ... ... 07.03.2025 11:00 Research by Which? compared levels nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter in homes and street in LondonCooking on a gas hob can create higher levels of indoor air pollution than found on one of the UK’s busiest roads, a ... ... 07.03.2025 11:08 US President Donald Trump repeated his criticism of India’s high tariffs, indicating the country remains a target of reciprocal duties set to take effect April 2.07.03.2025 11:22 Decision by Seoul Central District Court paves the way for the suspended leader's release from jail.07.03.2025 11:27 The slow-moving tropical storm, named Alfred, is on track to bring dangerous winds and flooding along the coast of Queensland and New South Wales, including Brisbane.07.03.2025 11:48 Bollywood's murky side of paid reviews are part of system where fake praise, rate cards, threats and extortion thrive.07.03.2025 11:54 Ukrainian and US officials plan to meet in Saudi Arabia next week, where there may be some movement on the proposed US-Ukraine minerals deal. Meanwhile, the European Union agreed to begin discussions on a long-term reform of its fiscal rules to allow member states to spend more on defense, following a push from Germany. Bloomberg’s Oliver Crook reports.07.03.2025 11:56 South Korea will scrap plans to increase the number of medical school students on condition that current students who took leave under protest return to their classrooms by the end of March.07.03.2025 11:57 US President Trump says Kyiv and Moscow have no choice but to secure a peace deal to end the war.07.03.2025 12:00 Kazakhstan’s central bank unexpectedly hiked its key interest rate to help tame accelerating inflation that’s running at almost double the target.07.03.2025 12:00 From spring blooms in the Netherlands to early sunshine in Sicily, our tipsters share their favourite seasonal escapesIn the Netherlands the Keukenhof near Lisse is well known for the beauty of its bulb fields in springtime. But ... ... 07.03.2025 12:00 From a Totnes terrace to a contemporary Cardiff suburb, properties with fast connections Continue reading... ... 07.03.2025 12:00 Exclusive: Nursing union says it continues to receive complaints about low pay, unfit housing and illegal feesMinisters are dragging their heels on an investigation into the mistreatment of migrant carers, the country’s largest ... ... 07.03.2025 12:02 A decision on a disbursement by the World Bank-linked Climate Investment Funds that would trigger a $2.6 billion green-finance package for South Africa may be made as early as Friday, people with knowledge of the matter said.07.03.2025 12:04 New study finds happiness increases with age and does not peak in youth, marking a major shift from the usual trajectory.07.03.2025 12:05 Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he plans to hold a domestic survey of public opinion as part of moves to deliberately slow Ukraine’s European Union accession.07.03.2025 12:07 UK house prices fell in February, according to mortgage lender Halifax, suggesting that a rush to beat a crucial tax deadline is coming to an end.07.03.2025 12:14 German factory orders fell in January by the most in a year, a poor start to a quarter when Europe’s largest economy may have struggled to achieve any growth at all.07.03.2025 12:2107.03.2025 12:24 Marija Veitmane, senior multi-asset strategist at State Street Global Markets, discusses the outlook for US technology stocks as the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 nears a technical correction. “We’re very skeptical that that’s like a reversal of the big trend,” Veitmane says on Bloomberg Television.07.03.2025 12:26 Japan on Friday expressed its "full confidence" that the United States will fulfill its obligations under a bilateral security treaty to defend the Asian nation, after President Donald Trump questioned the long-standing pact, calling it nonreciprocal.
Japan, which sees the alliance as the linchpin of its defense and diplomacy, will also "proactively" consider ways to strengthen the deterrence and response capabilities of the alliance and maintain close communication with the United States, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said.
Read full story here07.03.2025 12:27 President Yoon Suk Yeol was not immediately freed, and the ruling does not affect the insurrection charges he faces for declaring martial law.07.03.2025 12:29 Thailand defended its deportation of 40 Uyghur detainees to China last week as the “best solution” to avoid a backlash from Beijing, after a rights group said the move violated international law and the returnees could face torture.07.03.2025 12:30 The Trump administration seems to be doubling down on tariffs, even as it acknowledges — and dismisses — the repercussions of such levies. 07.03.2025 12:3107.03.2025 12:34 Europe lacks troops, air defenses and ammunition, meaning the continent’s front-line defenses are only equipped to repel a potential invasion from Russia for weeks at best without the US, according to defense officials who asked not to be identified. Contingency planning is ongoing for the unlikely scenario in which the US does turn its back on the alliance and pulls all troops out of Europe. Bloomberg’s Andrea Palasciano breaks down the situation.07.03.2025 12:38 Le pape François, 88 ans, est hospitalisé depuis le 14 février à la polyclinique Gemelli de Rome pour une double pneumonie.07.03.2025 12:3807.03.2025 12:41 The European Central Bank isn’t ruling anything out on interest rates and stands ready to act amid a rapidly shifting geopolitical backdrop, according to Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau.07.03.2025 12:41 Unexploded bomb found on tracks during overnight maintenance work near France’s busiest train terminalTraffic at the Paris Gare du Nord train station has been halted after a second world war bomb was found on tracks leading to ... ... 07.03.2025 12:45 The skirmishes along the Mediterranean coast were among the bloodiest since rebels ousted the dictator Bashar al-Assad and installed a transitional government. Страницы: 14571458145914601461146214631464146514661467146814691470147114721473147414751476147714781479148014811482148314841485148614871488148914901491149214931494149514961497
Retired NHS doctor and others conned into investing – only to sink larger sums in trying to get cash backRevealed: the scammers who conned savers out of $35mHow call centre scammers duped 6,000 peopleA “sprat to catch a mackerel” ... ... 
She’s been described as divisive by the left and ‘the Queen of woke’ by the right, but does the journalist’s new book really signal a change in her entire belief system?“You’re not going to believe me when I say this: I’m a ... ... 
Research by Which? compared levels nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter in homes and street in LondonCooking on a gas hob can create higher levels of indoor air pollution than found on one of the UK’s busiest roads, a ... ... 
US President Donald Trump repeated his criticism of India’s high tariffs, indicating the country remains a target of reciprocal duties set to take effect April 2.
The slow-moving tropical storm, named Alfred, is on track to bring dangerous winds and flooding along the coast of Queensland and New South Wales, including Brisbane.
Ukrainian and US officials plan to meet in Saudi Arabia next week, where there may be some movement on the proposed US-Ukraine minerals deal. Meanwhile, the European Union agreed to begin discussions on a long-term reform of its fiscal rules to allow member states to spend more on defense, following a push from Germany. Bloomberg’s Oliver Crook reports.
South Korea will scrap plans to increase the number of medical school students on condition that current students who took leave under protest return to their classrooms by the end of March.
Kazakhstan’s central bank unexpectedly hiked its key interest rate to help tame accelerating inflation that’s running at almost double the target.
From spring blooms in the Netherlands to early sunshine in Sicily, our tipsters share their favourite seasonal escapesIn the Netherlands the Keukenhof near Lisse is well known for the beauty of its bulb fields in springtime. But ... ... 
From a Totnes terrace to a contemporary Cardiff suburb, properties with fast connections Continue reading... ... 
Exclusive: Nursing union says it continues to receive complaints about low pay, unfit housing and illegal feesMinisters are dragging their heels on an investigation into the mistreatment of migrant carers, the country’s largest ... ... 
A decision on a disbursement by the World Bank-linked Climate Investment Funds that would trigger a $2.6 billion green-finance package for South Africa may be made as early as Friday, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he plans to hold a domestic survey of public opinion as part of moves to deliberately slow Ukraine’s European Union accession.
UK house prices fell in February, according to mortgage lender Halifax, suggesting that a rush to beat a crucial tax deadline is coming to an end.
German factory orders fell in January by the most in a year, a poor start to a quarter when Europe’s largest economy may have struggled to achieve any growth at all.
Marija Veitmane, senior multi-asset strategist at State Street Global Markets, discusses the outlook for US technology stocks as the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 nears a technical correction. “We’re very skeptical that that’s like a reversal of the big trend,” Veitmane says on Bloomberg Television.
Japan on Friday expressed its "full confidence" that the United States will fulfill its obligations under a bilateral security treaty to defend the Asian nation, after President Donald Trump questioned the long-standing pact, calling it nonreciprocal.
Japan, which sees the alliance as the linchpin of its defense and diplomacy, will also "proactively" consider ways to strengthen the deterrence and response capabilities of the alliance and maintain close communication with the United States, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said.
Read full story here
President Yoon Suk Yeol was not immediately freed, and the ruling does not affect the insurrection charges he faces for declaring martial law.
Thailand defended its deportation of 40 Uyghur detainees to China last week as the “best solution” to avoid a backlash from Beijing, after a rights group said the move violated international law and the returnees could face torture.
Europe lacks troops, air defenses and ammunition, meaning the continent’s front-line defenses are only equipped to repel a potential invasion from Russia for weeks at best without the US, according to defense officials who asked not to be identified. Contingency planning is ongoing for the unlikely scenario in which the US does turn its back on the alliance and pulls all troops out of Europe. Bloomberg’s Andrea Palasciano breaks down the situation.
Le pape François, 88 ans, est hospitalisé depuis le 14 février à la polyclinique Gemelli de Rome pour une double pneumonie.
The European Central Bank isn’t ruling anything out on interest rates and stands ready to act amid a rapidly shifting geopolitical backdrop, according to Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau.
Unexploded bomb found on tracks during overnight maintenance work near France’s busiest train terminalTraffic at the Paris Gare du Nord train station has been halted after a second world war bomb was found on tracks leading to ... ... 
The skirmishes along the Mediterranean coast were among the bloodiest since rebels ousted the dictator Bashar al-Assad and installed a transitional government.