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Analysts will likely ask about Mark Zuckerberg’s plans to spend between $60bn and $65bn on AI infrastructure in 2025. That is up from the $50bn the CEO said he …

Henry Slade believes England have taken significant strides to fix their defensive frailties on the basis that “we know what we’re doing”, with the players adopting a more hands-on approach following

a disappointing autumn

Slade is the first senior player to admit England had difficulties getting up …

The ECB have been accused of “selling the family silver and cricket’s soul” rather than taking “strategic decisions” by one of the bidders in the Hundred auction, which begins on Thursday.

The Oval Invincibles is the first franchise up for grabs when the final round of bidding starts with a …

A judge on Wednesday set a 15 April trial date for Harvey Weinstein’s retrial, as the disgraced movie mogul pleaded in court to move the trial date sooner citing health conditions.

Weinstein appeared in court in New York on Wednesday morning, seated in a wheelchair. He addressed the court and …

Over the last week, the accounts of some major organizations that help Americans find abortion pills had their Instagram posts censored, were removed or became difficult to find through searching – a practice known as “shadow-banning”.

Censorship of abortion-related content on social media is a longstanding issue. In the days …

The main UN agency serving Palestinians in the occupied territories, including Gaza, looks set to be shut down on Thursday as Israel defied widespread international support for the agency in a move Unrwa warned “will sabotage Gaza’s recovery and political transition”.

Unrwa’s banning looked certain as Israel’s high court of …

Mexico will send a letter to Google to question its decision to

change the name of the Gulf of Mexico for users of Google Maps

In a press conference on Wednesday, Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, said the US government did not have the right …

And twenty-thirdly … Any Rachel Reeves speech is always going to be something of an ordeal. As much for her as anyone listening. A battle for meaning. Music to the ears of insomniacs. Tractor production is up again.

In fairness, you could say that none of this matters. You don’t …

Ilona Maher may be

dominating

My father, Timothy Tyndall, who has died aged 99, was an Anglican priest who served for many years in Nottinghamshire before moving into more administrative religious work in the north-east of England and then at Church House in London.

Throughout those years he was a believer in the power of …