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Donald Trump has announced 100% tariffs on computer chips and semiconductors made outside the US. The announcement came as Apple chief executive Tim Cook said his company would invest an extra $100bn (£74.9bn) in US manufacturing. Soon, all smartwatch and iPhone glass around the world will be made in Kentucky, …
Read More »Rwanda agrees to accept up to 250 migrants from the US | World News
Rwanda has agreed to accept up to 250 migrants from the US in a deal agreed with President Donald Trump’s administration. The decision makes Rwanda the third African country to agree to accept migrants as part of the United States‘s strategy to relocate migrants to countries with which they have …
Read More »Newcastle United: Alexander Isak, Benjamin Sesko – what’s going on?
As well as the issue of holding on to their best player, Newcastle have found it hard to sign others and strengthen their squad more generally. The club had a list of key targets for summer. But they have faced intense competition for Sesko, Ekitike, Joao Pedro, James Trafford, Liam …
Read More »Secret plan to liberate Channel Islands found in dusty box
Jack Silver BBC News, Channel Islands Hansons Auctioneers The top secret plan set out the successful British plan to liberate the Channel Islands A copy of the top secret plan for the liberation of the Channel Islands at the end of World War Two will go up for auction next …
Read More »Child cancer patients chemotherapy delay over staff shortages
Some children with cancer have had chemotherapy sessions delayed as more than half of specialist nurses in the field are off work in the Belfast Health Trust. The trust confirmed to BBC News NI that seven members of staff are “unavailable for work due to planned and unplanned absences”. About …
Read More »Man, 65, dies after falling at Angus waterfall
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Read More »Clinics to need licences for Botox fillers in cosmetics crackdown
Philippa Roxby Health reporter Getty Images The government has announced plans to crack down on dodgy cosmetic practitioners who it says are exploiting people and causing harm. Under the new proposals, only qualified health professionals will be able to carry out risky non-surgical Brazilian butt lifts (BBLs) and clinics will …
Read More »Zoo staff face death threats for feeding baboon remains to lions | World News
Staff at a zoo in Germany which culled 12 baboons and fed their carcasses to the lions say they have received death threats. Tiergarten Nuremberg euthanised the healthy Guinea baboons at the end of July due to overcrowding in their enclosure. Some remains were used for research while the rest …
Read More »Bank of England expected to cut interest rates
Dearbail Jordan Business reporter, BBC News EPA UK interest rates are widely expected to be cut on Thursday, taking the cost of borrowing to its lowest level for more than two years. Financial markets predict that the Bank of England will reduce interest rates to 4% from 4.25% in its …
Read More »Football gossip: Man Utd eye Brighton’s Carlos Baleba, Everton in Jack Grealish transfer talks with Man City
Manchester United make contact with Brighton over Carlos Baleba, Everton open talks with Manchester City for Jack Grealish, and Alexander Isak trains alone amid Liverpool pursuit. Manchester United have contacted Brighton through intermediaries to explore a potential move for Cameroon midfielder Carlos Baleba, 21. (Athletic – subscription required), external Everton …
Read More »Number of empty homes on the rise across England
Nathan Heath BBC West Investigations BBC Ann Devereaux lives next to a property which has been empty for decades Across England, the number of empty homes has been steadily rising, with councils “increasingly concerned” about both the impact they have on local communities and the lost resource. “It makes you …
Read More »Stroke survivor settles job discrimination case for £100k
Jessica Lawrence BBC News NI BBC Cliff Donaldson suffered from two strokes back in January 2023, and took eight weeks off work to recover A man who said he lost his job after suffering two strokes has settled a disability and age discrimination case against his former employer for £100,000. …
Read More »Swansea doctor’s ‘helpless’ wait to hear from family in Gaza
BBC News Dr Sabra says that getting messages from his family is “a waiting game” A doctor says he feels “helpless” as he waits to hear from his elderly father and sister in war-torn Gaza. Dr Ahmed Sabra, who lives in Swansea, has not spoken to his family for close …
Read More »Trump threatens 100 percent tariff on computer chips with a gigantic loophole
In the very first week of his presidency, Donald Trump vowed to force silicon manufacturing back to the United States by making processors more expensive, a threat he’s repeated since. Is he finally going through with that plan? Trump just announced he’ll putting an enormous 100 percent tariff on chips …
Read More »More teens to get their choice of uni even if they miss their grades, says Ucas
A record number of 18-year-olds are likely to get into their first choice of university this year, the head of the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (Ucas) has said – even if they narrowly miss their grades. Dr Jo Saxton said universities were keen to enrol UK undergraduates because there …
Read More »One dead as ‘hellish’ wildfire burns across area the size of Paris in southern France | World News
One person has died as France’s biggest wildfire this summer sweeps through a southern region, forcing tourists and residents to flee. Officials called the scenes “hellish” after the blaze broke out in Ribaute in the region of Aude, close to the border with Spain. The victim died in their home …
Read More »How Europe is vying for rare earth independence from China
Jonathan Josephs Reporting fromLa Rochelle, western France BBC Solvay’s rare earths processing facility in western France is one of only two in Europe For almost 80 years rare earth metals have been pumped out of this industrial plant in La Rochelle on France’s west coast. But as the materials become …
Read More »Men’s Hundred: Southern Brave beat Manchester Originals with a ball to spare in thriller
Watch the dramatic finish of Southern Brave’s one wicket win over Manchester Originals, as the away side seal the victory with a ball to spare in the Men’s Hundred at Old Trafford. MATCH REPORT: Men’s Hundred: Manchester Originals v Southern Brave Available to UK users only. BBC News
Read More »How a cartoon skull became a symbol of defiance in Indonesiaa
Kelly Ng BBC News, Singapore BBC Flags from the anime One Piece have emerged across Indonesia as a form of protest against an increasingly centralised government In the popular Japanese anime One Piece, black flags bearing a skull with a straw hat are carried by a rowdy crew of pirates …
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