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Angela Rayner has said she will not return the severance payment she received after leaving government, following her comeback as housing

Pay-later lenders are moving beyond retail purchases into rent and utility bills, raising fresh questions about affordability, fees and household debt.

Companies that pay ransomware demands are more likely than not to be targeted again by the same attackers, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Proofpoint, which surveyed 953 companies and found that over…

Breaches in the Deg and Bherr nullahs eroded bridge foundations, severing the rail link between Lahore and Faisalabad, with Karachi-bound trains diverted via Sahiwal and Khanewal as Tarbela nears maximum capacity.

COVID-19 activity is increasing across the United States, led by the South and West, while experts say overall levels and severe outcomes remain comparatively low.

Pakistan's Meteorological Department forecast a fresh spell of rainfall from July 29 to August 5, even as several parts of the country were still reeling from a preceding rain spell and its aftermath.

A new study finds that consumers who are paying a premium for foods advertised as made with avocado oil are probably not getting what they think they're

Luxury phone maker Vertu is betting that high-net-worth executives will pay nearly seven thousand dollars for a foldable device anchored by a specialized AI agent designed for complex business workflows

Tesla is spending more aggressively just as several of its next-generation product plans appear to be moving more slowly than hoped. According to TechCrunch, the company’s revenue rose 26%, but that increase was not…

Algeria has severed diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, citing hostile actions and saying all efforts to preserve ties had been exhausted.

A cooling UK labour market is offering little support to the idea that interest rates need to rise again soon, according to ING economist James Smith. In comments published by The Guardian Business in its live coverage…

Heavy monsoon rains in Lahore caused severe waterlogging, traffic jams, and road collapses, prompting emergency drainage efforts by local authorities across the provincial capital.

New workforce research suggests AI is changing the value of freelance work, rewarding specialists who combine tools with judgment and accountability.

Laotian authorities state they lack the forensic evidence to link specific acts to the deaths of six backpackers poisoned by methanol-tainted alcohol during a November 2024 trip in Vang Vieng

Al Jazeera reports that a new wave of Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City killed two Palestinians and injured several others as the assault on the city

Security sources say 13 militants were killed during Operation Al-Azm in Balochistan, with weapons recovered and several suspected hideouts destroyed.

As ministers pledge to overhaul adult social care in England, families paying for care at home describe months-long waits for council decisions and mounting costs.

The United Nations is warning that the Sudanese city of el-Obeid is under severe pressure as drone strikes continue and civilians face mounting humanitarian risks, including water shortages, a worsening cholera outbreak…

Conservationists and regulators are ramping up efforts to control the spread of giant hogweed, a highly toxic invasive species that causes severe, painful skin blistering upon exposure to sunlight

A struggling British festival industry is trying to capitalize on Gen Z's willingness to spend on comfort and experiences, moving away from greasy burgers, warm beer and grim toilets toward hot tubs and £80 rosé.

Explore the historic Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition timeline, detailing the high-stakes bidding war between Netflix and Paramount, regulatory hurdles, and current legal challenges.

Palestinian journalists who are wounded or living with chronic illness staged a protest in Gaza, pressing for urgent medical evacuation amid severe access

Yemen’s oil wealth could ease a severe economic squeeze if exports resume, yet persistent security risks still cloud the country’s path back to

Home Office figures show more matches were reported for football-related disorder last season, while arrests stayed near pre-Covid levels, reviving debate over who should pay for policing.