For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Global aerospace business Melrose Industries has said it has moved “swiftly” to alleviate the impact of US tariffs which have…
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Fergus Walsh Medical editor BBC Dr Ellie Irwin’s sight has been saved after a test pinpointed the cause of her long-lasting eye inflammation A 29-year-old doctor from Bristol has had her eyesight saved after a “game-changing” test identified a mystery infection that had plagued her health for five years. Ellie Irwin suffered persistent inflammation in…
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Just east of Downtown Los Angeles, a stylish young crowd lined up on East Olympic Boulevard in Boyle Heights on Saturday night, bathed in the pink glow of the Don Quixote banquet hall. Inside, Anita Herrera, a Los Angeles native who now lives and works as an artist in Mexico City, had curated the event…
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Former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar heaped praise on Quetta Gladiators’ veteran pacer Mohammad Amir for ‘mentally dominating’ Peshawar Zalmi captain Babar Azam during their HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) 10 match here at the Gaddafi Stadium on Sunday. Akhtar, while speaking at a digital sports show, praised Amir for his mental edge over Babar which…
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Defence stocks: Experts indicate that Pakistan-related tensions are short-lived without substantial changes warranting immediate investment. (AI image) Defence stocks in India rallied between 5% to 11.5% on April 28, due to growing India-Pakistan tensions and the anticipated announcement of the Rafale-M fighter aircraft agreement.Several defence-related companies, including Paras Defence, Garden Reach Shipbuilders, Data Patterns, Cochin…
This article is part of our Museums special section about how artists and institutions are adapting to changing times. What’s all that yelling? It’s hard to make out the words, but at the entrance to the Virginia Museum of History & Culture’s new “Give Me Liberty” exhibition, a man’s voice was registering anger — loudly…
Nine people have been confirmed dead after a man drove through a crowd at last night’s Lapu Lapu Festival in Vancouver, Canada, police said in an X post on Sunday. Police said multiple others were injured in the western Canadian city. The driver has been taken into custody, police said in a post on social…
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A representational image shows a slider plate containing a burger and fries. — Unsplash/File Heart disease and type 2 diabetes are two lifestyle-related disorders that are significantly influenced by chronic inflammation. A contemporary Western diet that is heavy in processed foods and low in whole plant-based foods can significantly exacerbate this chronic inflammation, according to…
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Pakistan’s golfers have once again brought pride to the nation with an exceptional performance at the 38th Bangladesh Amateur Golf Championship held in Dhaka. The Pakistan Ladies Team, comprising Parkha Ijaz and Aania Farooq Syed, secured first position in the team event, defeating Bangladesh A Team by just one stroke in a closely contested game….
Ione Wells South America correspondent Getty Images Brazil hopes to see countries such as Japan buy its beef instead of American When Donald Trump revealed the level of trade tariffs that countries around the world would face from the US, nations in South America breathed a sigh of relief. Ten of the 12 states on…
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