This week in business news: an elderly scam, new housing regulations impacting rent, a vineyard conversion, and a major media personality transfer. Stay informed on these key developments. Read more...

Europe faces rising defense costs without US support and continues to pledge solidarity with Ukraine. Zelensky expresses gratitude for European assistance amid ongoing challenges. Read more...

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This week's business news includes a Supreme Court ruling on pandemic compensation, an investment boost for Global Industrial, VAT exemptions in Martinique, a bar closure due to rodents, and a CEO resignation at Kroger. Read more...

A roundup of political news: young cancer patients in England face benefit delays, UK spy cops deceived women, New Orleans failed to secure Bourbon Street, and Elizabeth Line strikes are called off. Read more...

This article covers recent developments in the Czech Republic, including changes to spousal tax deductions, successful Ukrainian integration, a train fire, and concerns about corruption. Read more...

California faces job losses after minimum wage hike, while residents grapple with wildfire aftermath and the need for financial disaster preparedness. Read more...

Recent political developments include the resignation of NHS England's head, protests in Romania, and plans to overhaul the leasehold system in England and Wales, along with funding cuts to victim services. Read more...

President Trump's tariff announcements on Canada, Mexico, and China sent markets tumbling. Meanwhile, some Trump supporters are facing financial hardship due to changes in student loan repayment plans. Read more...

A recent summit in London addressed the ongoing Ukraine conflict, revealing European divisions and potential paths forward, including peace talks and increased defense spending. Read more...

A Labour MP opposes a farm tax, 1.3 million low-wage workers get sick pay, NHS England boss Amanda Pritchard quits, and a look back at a landmark women's rights gathering in China. Read more...

This week's business news includes a flat owner facing a huge cladding bill, a loaded gun found in a rental car, Gap's earnings surge, and mortgage rates potentially dropping. Read more...

Is living in a walkable urban paradise truly ideal? We explore the pros and cons, from vibrant city life to the realities of homeownership, drawing on personal experiences. Read more...

This week's health news covers the impact of sleep deprivation, concerns over IVF testing accuracy leading to lawsuits, a burger-related ER visit, and warnings about BBL surgeries. Read more...

The Labour Party is facing pressure over cash-for-access allegations, concerns about special education rights, a VAT policy on private schools, and environmental policies in the US. Read more...

A look at the potential impact of US tariffs on the Czech Republic, Germany's renewed ambition, and pharmaceutical companies suing the EU over wastewater treatment costs. Read more...

The Pope is showing signs of recovery after a recent respiratory crisis related to pneumonia. He is now stable, off mechanical ventilation, and showing no signs of new infection. Read more...

This article covers recent political developments in Penang, including a DAP faction's support for Chow as chairman, Aidilfitri aid for civil servants, and the arrest of a man linked to discarded bullets. Read more...

Skype is shutting down, Apple unveils new iPhone case colors and a confusing Apple Pencil lineup, and Elon Musk's cost-cutting draws scrutiny. Read more...

Despite the US suspending aid to Ukraine, the UK vows to maintain dialogue. Plus: A new report highlights the cost of a lenient approach to crime. Read more...