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Three US investment firms have expressed interest in acquiring a portion of Shell's share in LNG Canada....

In Schottland und Wales stimmen die Menschen in dieser Woche über neue Regionalparlamente ab, in englischen Kommunen über Gemeinderäte. Für die viel kritisierte Labour-Regierung wird es eng. Übersteht Premier Keir Starmer die kommenden Tage?...

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Andy Higginson quit after trying to get Schultz ousted, but failed to win unanimous backing for this from the group's board. The debacle raises fresh questions over the latter's future....

The XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) Ledger has been building its tokenization case for years, but the numbers are finally starting to back it up. Real-world assets on XRPL just crossed $3 billion in total value, up 59% in a single month, with 291 separate projects now running on the network. Deutsche Bank, Société Générale, and Aviva ... XRP News: XRP Ledger Just Tokenized $3 Billion in Real-World Assets...

Mark Hartley weighs up the pros and cons of investing in a FTSE 100 growth stock that's giving Rolls-Royce shares a run for their money. The post Am I crazy to consider this risky FTSE 100 bank stock over Rolls-Royce shares? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

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Despite only an average yield, HSBC was the UK's passive income hero of 2025, paying out more in dividends than any other company.  The post How did HSBC pay more passive income via dividends in 2025 than any other British company? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

James Beard's been looking at the latest Lloyds Banking Group share price forecasts. But is the bank's stock really worth 21% more? The post Analysts reckon the Lloyds share price should be 21% higher! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....

Billionaire's role as honorary chair and main source of funding has led to boycotts and criticism event has lost its cachetThe Met Gala in New York is the grandest and ritziest event in the fashion calendar, and an indicator of the growing ties between designers, celebrity and power. But with tech billionaires now joining the cohort, this year's party may be its most controversial yet.All eyes are on the guest list – and their outfits – to launch the fashion exhibition Costume Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute. Beyoncé, Venus Williams and Nicole Kidman are chairing the event with Vogue's Anna Wintour, and tickets cost about $100,000 (£73,500). But in a plot twist worthy of the new Devil Wears Prada film, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos, the Met Gala's new honorary chairs, will be joining the 450 guests on the museum steps on Monday. Continue reading......

UK Schools Pushing Books On Kids Telling Them "There's Plenty Of Room" For Small Boat Migrants Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, British kids as young as five are now being read picture books that paint small boat crossings in glowing terms and urge them to open the door to unlimited migration.   While record numbers of illegal arrivals strain housing, schools and public services, left-wing charities are using taxpayer-backed programmes to turn classrooms into recruitment centres for open borders ideology. More than 1,100 schools and nurseries across the UK have signed up to the Schools of Sanctuary programme, run by the City of Sanctuary network. The scheme requires schools to complete a “rigorous” award process to prove they are “working collaboratively to strengthen community approaches to welcoming refugee children and families.” Once awarded, they pay a minimum donation of £75 to £300. Children's books with pro-migrant messaging that teach pupils 'every...

The Left's Reaction To Arrest Of The Latest UK Stabbing Is As Predictable As It Is Disgraceful Authored by Paul Birch via DailySceptic.org, These people have never been in a life-or-death situation like the arresting officers One would think that even when the police successfully detain a suspect who was alleged to have been conducting a marauding knife attack, the professional activists would have a day off. But you would be wrong. Amid all the 'Don't Look Back in Anger' cliché bingo, voices of criticism were heard. Among them, the blue-tick career race-baiter Shola Mos-Shogbamimu. She was quick to take to X following yesterday's attack on the Jewish community in Golders Green, north London. The 45 year-old suspect, a British national of Somali origin, had reportedly stabbed two Jewish men at random. The suspect – depressingly, inevitably – had previously been referred to the Government's counter radicalisation programme, Prevent. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu criticised police officers ...

Four artists — a playwright-poet, a painter, a playwright-journalist, and a photographer-director — will gather in the High Desert this summer for the first residency session of The Sandbox, a new artist residency founded by playwright Al Sierra. JOSHUA TREE, Calif., May 3, 2026......

Exclusive: Varun Chandra's talks with Google, Meta, Apple and others raise fears of 'lobbying behind closed doors'An influential government adviser close to Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves held 16 undisclosed meetings with top US tech executives, the Guardian can reveal.The No 10 business aide Varun Chandra discussed regulatory changes, AI and Donald Trump's second administration with tech corporations during confidential meetings between October 2024 and October 2025. In one meeting he offered to help a top executive meet the prime minister directly. Continue reading......

The president's approval rating with those under 30 has plummeted as he has failed to deliver on promise after promiseRepublicans rejoiced when far more young voters than expected backed Donald Trump in 2024, with many of them moved by Trump's grandiose promises, such as his vow to “build the greatest economy in the history of the world”. But Republicans should be alarmed that so many 18- to 29-year-olds have soured on Trump – his approval rating with that group has sunk from 48% in January 2025 to between just 25% and 33% in recent months, according to polls by YouGov/the Economist.It shouldn't be a surprise that millions of young Americans have turned against Trump, considering that he has failed to deliver on so many promises, most notably his vow to reduce prices on day one. For young people, inflation is the No 1 economic issue, far outpacing other issues, and they very much wanted Trump to focus on affordability, but Trump has focused on everything but affordability. He's focused instead o...

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Jamie Oliver's head of restaurants is optimistic about new recipe of smaller site, slimmed-down menu and no burgersWhen Jamie's Italian crashed and burned in 2019, with the company in £83m of debt and causing 1,000 job losses, no one imagined the celebrity chef would try again.But seven years later, Jamie Oliver has opened a flagship site under the same name in Leicester Square in central London, and believes he has a new recipe for success: a smaller restaurant with a slimmed-down menu, which features cheaper cuts of meat and no burgers. Continue reading......

Women die after boat carrying 82 people has engine trouble and runs aground near Calais, French authorities say....

In and Out has been fully booked since PM ate there, with patrons able to choose from special menu based on his mealWhatever the ins and outs of Westminster politics, Keir Starmer can take small comfort in the fact that there is one place where he is consistently popular. It just happens to be 5,000 miles away.In and Out, an upmarket restaurant in Beijing, has been fully booked since Starmer and his team dined there in January during the first visit by a British prime minister to China since 2018. Continue reading......

Greater agricultural collaboration can improve food security and resilience to global crises, says policy paperAgricultural co-operatives could “unleash growth” in the UK and improve national food security in the face of crises such as the Middle East conflict by “improving the resilience of UK farms”, according to a report.The policy paper produced by the Co-operative party, which backs influential Labour MPs including Steve Reed and Jonathan Reynolds, calls for “a shift in perspective, not a doubling down of the status quo”. It says co-ops, which enable farmers to pool resources, share risk and invest collectively, can help “reduce exposure to volatile input markets”, such as fertiliser, fuel and animal feed. Continue reading......