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SEC charges Tron founder Justin Sun, celebrities Lindsay Lohan, Jake Paul with crypto violations

Lindsay Lohan attends/performs during a photocall for “Speed The Plow” at Playhouse Theatre on September 30, 2014 in London, England. Tim P. Whitby |...

Science

Asteroid Discovery Suggests Ingredients for Life on Earth Came From Space

Two organic compounds essential for living organisms have been found in samples retrieved from the asteroid Ryugu, buttressing the notion that some ingredients crucial...

Business

More Amazon warehouse strikes on the cards after ‘insulting’ pay rise

Striking Amazon workers have vowed to step up industrial action following an “insulting” new pay rise. It comes after Amazon announced on Wednesday that...

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Oasis fans think reunion may be on cards after Noel Gallagher’s latest comments

Noel Gallagher says his brother Liam should “get his people to call my people” about an Oasis reunion. Noel made the comments in an...

Business

RMT suspends plans for rail strikes on 30 March and 1 April

The RMT has suspended plans for rail strikes on 30 March and 1 April, the union has announced. A tweet from the union said:...

World

Prince William makes secret visit to Polish and British troops near Ukraine border

Prince William has made a secret trip to Poland to “personally thank” Polish and British troops supporting Ukraine. The Prince of Wales visited military...

Business

US interest rates increased despite worst banking turmoil since 2008

The Federal Reserve – the US central bank, known as the Fed – has increased interest rates for the ninth time in a row....

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Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash court case hears accuser showed ‘typical hallmarks’ of brain injury after actress ‘hit him’

Gwyneth Paltrow’s accuser “deteriorated abruptly” after the US actress allegedly crashed into the back of him on the ski slopes, a court has been...

Politics

Boris Johnson says No 10 leaving do was ‘absolutely essential for work purposes’

Boris Johnson has sworn “hand on heart” he did not lie to MPs about partygate events in Downing Street – and said a gathering...

Politics

Windsor Framework: Government wins Brexit deal vote – despite Tory rebellion and DUP anger

The government has won support in parliament for part of its new Brexit deal by 515 votes to 29, despite a rebellion from some...

Technology

Amazon’s devices head ditched the Echo in his living room for a smart TV

Since 2 days ago Dave Limp, Amazon’s hardware chief, told CNBC in an interview that smart TVs are the fastest-growing part of the company’s...

Sports

NHL prospects to watch in the 2023 NCAA hockey tournament

7:00 AM ET The 16-team field is set. The 2023 NCAA men’s hockey tournament will drop the puck on Thursday for opening-round games, with...

Sports

College football future Power Rankings: Quarterbacks

7:00 AM ET ESPN’s annual future power rankings series begins with the most important — and seemingly fluid — position in college football: Quarterback....

Politics

Inflation takes surprise leap to 10.4% with food and booze costs to blame

The rate of inflation has taken a surprise leap, driven by a rising cost of alcoholic drinks in pubs and food – partly a...

Business

Price of some everyday groceries have ‘more than doubled over the last year’

Mozzarella, cornflakes and brie are some of the food products to have more than doubled in price in the last year, new analysis has...

Business

Most drivers fear MOT rules relaxation will risk lives, suggests poll

More than two-thirds of UK drivers fear a proposed easing of MOT rules will put their lives in danger, according to a poll for...

Business

Fever-Tree to raise prices as high glass costs take a slice off profits

Fever-Tree, the upmarket tonic maker, has revealed plans to raise prices as it continues to grapple a surge in costs. The company, which had...

Politics

Boris Johnson to vote against first part of new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland

Former prime minister Boris Johnson has said he is going to vote against Rishi Sunak’s new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland. The Windsor Framework...

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BAFTA TV nominations: This Is Going To Hurt, The Responder and The Crown all frontrunners at awards

This Is Going To Hurt, The Responder and The Crown lead this year’s BAFTA TV nominations. The adaptation of Adam Kay’s book about his...