By Niket Nishant Feb 23 (Reuters) - The British pound kicked off the week on a firmer footing on Monday, as traders digested the fallout from the U.S. Supreme Court striking down tariffs and political ...

British media regulator Ofcom said on Monday it had fined porn company 8579 LLC 1.35 million pounds ($1.82 million) for not having age checks in place, the latest company to face penalties under its ...

CONOR BENN has been branded “classless” by Matchroom supremo Barry Hearn following his stunning departure from the promotion.

It was a week where extraordinary uncertainty turned more acute. The administration’s tariff policies are now in disarray.

The ringgit extended its gains to open higher on Tuesday, with foreign exchange markets seen to have largely priced in ...

Ryan Garcia eyes Shakur Stevenson, Leigh Wood lauds Josh Warrington and Conor Benn opens up on his defection to Zuffa Boxing in today's big stories ...

Profits at the aerospace firm are expected to hit £3.2bn ...

Shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) (+1%) closed higher while rival AMD (-1.6%) was under slight pressure and so too Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) (-1.1%), in all though the semiconductor sector finishing slightly ...

Human burning of fossil fuels affects Earth’s oceans via the one-two punch of warming and acidifying waters, which occurs as carbon dioxide is absorbed into the ocean. The oceans are about 40% more ...

Loss of self-confidence and difficulty coping with problems are amongst the red flags linked to increased risk of declining brain function ...

Donald Trump has imposed 10pc tariffs on ‌imports from ⁠all countries, despite a landmark Supreme Court ruling striking down ...

The ringgit closed higher against the US dollar on Monday, staying at the 3.88 level since opening trade after the US Supreme Court struck down a ...