Author: News Desk

Steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal is preparing to leave the UK in response to a government crackdown on non-domiciled residents, making him one of the wealthiest entrepreneurs to move because of the tax reform.

A powerful earthquake struck near Mandalay, Myanmar, registering 7.7 on the Richter scale, followed by a 6.4 magnitude aftershock.

Will Smith’s new album, Based on a True Story, is his first musical project since 2005 and will be released in three parts throughout 2025, starting with Rave in A Wasteland.

Chancellor rejects poverty fears – Chancellor Rachel Reeves has rejected claims that her welfare strategy will push children and families into poverty. It comes after analysis has started on her Spring Statement – and what it means for both the poorest and wealthiest in Britain.

King in hospital for cancer side effects – King Charles was forced to pull out of his engagements and take a brief trip to the hospital on Thursday after suffering from some side effects from his cancer treatment. The 76-year-old has pulled out of his engagements on Friday as well. The palace has said it is a minor setback and nothing to worry about.

Cliff Notes – The team with the most Women’s Champions League titles is Olympique Lyonnais, having won the tournament multiple times. The Women’s Champions League quarterfinals are underway, featuring traditional powerhouses like Chelsea, Lyon, and Barcelona, alongside challengers such as Real Madrid and Arsenal. The tournament has evolved since its inception in 2001-02, transitioning from the UEFA Women’s Cup to the Women’s Champions League, with significant format changes including the introduction of a group stage in 2021-22. Lyon holds the record for the most titles, having won the competition eight times, while Arsenal remains the only English team to have…

King Charles in hospital – Much of Friday’s headlines in the UK are reporting on the latest update in King Charles’s health. The 76-year-old has been admitted to the hospital due to side effects from his treatment. 

There are ongoing discussions over Wednesday’s Spring Statement, with disability payments and potential future tax raids being two of the most popular talking points. 

On the international front, there’s more coverage of Donald Trump and his administration as they continue to push to take over Greenland and the Germany’s reaction to the latest tariff announcements. 

Dame Harriet Harman suggests that government whips may be overestimating the number of Labour MPs rebelling against welfare cuts as a tactic for “expectation management”.