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Greenland’s prime minister calls for calm after Trump comments
Greenland’s prime minister has called for unity, urging citizens not to panic, after being thrown into a geopolitical battle between the US and Denmark by Donald Trump’s interest in taking control of the territory.
Múte Egede said he understood people may be concerned after the incoming US president declined to …
Musk ‘lying like hell’ over AfD interview, says ex-EU tech leader
A former EU leader on tech has accused Elon Musk of “lying like hell” by claiming the bloc was trying to stop an interview the owner of X had set up with the co-leader of the German far-right party Alternative für Deutschland.
Meta has ‘heard the message’ from Trump, says whistleblower Frances Haugen
Money or the starter’s gun? AFL and NRL riches remain a lure for Olympic hopefuls | Nicole Jeffery
Teenage sprint prodigy Gout Gout has taken the headlines but Australia had an equally promising and even younger prospect at the World Athletics U20 Championships in Lima last year. A Sydney schoolboy was the youngest medallist at the event, just 15 when he leaped a personal best of 7.80m to …
Lloyds to let customers use Halifax and BoS branches, raising job cut fears
Lloyds Banking Group will allow customers to use any of its Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Lloyds branches as part of a shake-up that has sparked fears of job cuts and site closures, weeks before a strategy update by its chief executive, Charlie Nunn.
A memo circulated to staff earlier …
Chad’s government says 19 killed during foiled attack on presidential complex
Eighteen assailants and one presidential guard died during a foiled attack on the presidential complex in the Chadian capital, N’Djamena, on Wednesday night, a government spokesperson has said.
The attackers attempted to storm the presidential palace while President Mahamat Déby Itno was inside, said Abderaman Koulamallah, who also serves as …
The wrong trousers: how sporting dress codes can create an image problem | Emma John
Wallace and Gromit is a festive TV staple in many a household – but it wasn’t their wrong trousers that scooped the post-Christmas headlines. That honour belonged to Magnus Carlsen,
disqualified from a chess tournament
in New York for wearing jeans.The orld No 1 – who …
Treasury minister moves to reassure markets after UK borrowing costs soar
Rachel Reeves will not break her promise to borrow money only for investment, even as gilt yields rose to their highest levels since the financial crisis, her deputy has said.
Darren Jones, the Treasury chief secretary, told MPs the chancellor would not borrow to pay for day-to-day spending despite rising …
White powder sent to Belgian PM’s office identified as poison strychnine
A white powder in a letter that hospitalised an aide to Belgium’s prime minister, Alexander De Croo, has been identified as strychnine, a poison that can be fatal.
The Brussels prosecutor’s office revealed on Wednesday the nature of the substance that was sent last November to government buildings, including the …