For Trump, Domestic Adversaries Are Not Just Wrong, They Are ‘Evil’
The president’s vilification of political opponents and journalists seeds the ground for threats of prosecution, imprisonment and deportation unlike any modern president has made.
US senators exempt HIV/Aids funding from planned spending cuts
While advancing a bill to claw back $9bn in federal spending, lawmakers spare the Pepfar programme from cuts.
Driver held for hit-and-run death of world’s ‘oldest’ marathon runner
Police in India arrest a man they say was driving the car that hit Fauja Singh in his village on Monday.
Three jailed over murder of Swedish hip-hop star in car park
The hip-hop star’s killing has been linked to a local gangland conflict.
US companies in China decry overproduction as price war hits profits
More than a quarter of large American businesses are considering relocating, survey finds
Starmer suspends three Labour MPs for breaching party discipline
Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman and Chris Hinchliff have had the whip removed, meaning they will sit as independents in the Commons.
How can Liverpool afford Isak after spending so much?
Liverpool have spent more than £170m on players this summer and are rumoured to be interested in Newcastle striker Alexander Isak.
Physician associates need new job title, says review
It also recommends PAs and AAs wear standardised clothing and badges to distinguish them from doctors.
Trip drink ad banned over claim it makes you calm
The ad for the cucumber and mint drink made unauthorised health claims, the advertising watchdog found.
Barclays fined millions over financial crime risk lapses
The UK’s financial watchdog says the bank had failed to properly check two of its clients.