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The Seven Friends You Really Need
Research has revealed a third of us value friendships more than before the pandemic. But forget acquaintances on social media - when it comes to real life, quality is more important than quantity, says Monica Cafferky
Nasa Chief: Humans Will Live On The Moon By 2030
Humans could be living on the Moon by the end of the decade, a leading Nasa official has said following the successful launch of the Artemis rocket.
Homogeneity Could Be The Key To Success In Qatar
Distinctive national styles have been one of the World Cup’s traditional joys but not any more, writes Miguel Delaney
Inflation To Hit 40-Year High As Unemployment Rate Rises
Last month’s painful gas and electricity bill rises are expected to send UK inflation surging to a fresh 40-year high in today’s official figures, but experts predict this is likely to mark the peak in the cost of living crisis.
Nato And Ukraine Have Lots To Fear From A Trump Revival
The success or failure of decisions of monumental importance including going to war can be decided by timing.
China's Window To Rebuild A Decent Working Relationship
It will be a new cool war, not a repeat of the Cold War of the 1945-1990 period.
Eight Billion People Now Share This World, Says UN
But population growth has slowed dramatically, warn experts
Asia Trade Tilt' Sees Sunak Ereen-Light Visas For Indians
Rishi Sunak yesterday made a bid to resurrect plans for a trade deal with India, by giving the go-ahead for 3,000 visas for young professionals from the country to work in the UK each year.
Crypto Flop El Salvador Signs Trade Deal With China After Bitcoin Dip
As crypto-Twitter cascaded with apocalyptic memes about the bankruptcy of cryptocurrency exchange FTX and the sharp drop in the bitcoin price, one account has remained notably silent on the topic.
'I'm Here To Talk': Sunak Risks Tory Over Closer Ties To China Backlash
Rishi Sunak will extend Britain's hand to China for the first time in almost five years, asking for closer relations with Beijing on energy and the economy, in a move that risks sparking a backlash from Conservative MPs sanctioned by China.
Cop27 Draft Texts Raise Fears Of Cut To Pledges
Fear of countries backsliding on their commitments to tackle the climate crisis dominated the Cop27 UN talks in Egypt yesterday as the first tentative drafts started to emerge of key potential decisions.
Could Ireland Ever Win The World Cup? It's The Stuff Of Dreams...
Shay sets his sights on game's biggest prize
Sunak: Budget Will Put Us On Sustainable Path
RISHI Sunak has pledged to deliver on market expectations with this week's autumn budget as his Chancellor warned everyone will need to pay "a bit more tax" to stabilise the economy.
Qatar Was A Mistake World Cup Does Not Belong There And So I Will Not Be Going
As tournament director of Euro 2024, I am meeting many people from the huge German football base. They are children in jerseys with whom I take selfies, youth coaches who teach rules to their players, presidents of small clubs who have been volunteers for decades. They all love the lightness of football, know its educational power, appreciate its importance to our community.
Hunt's Budget Could Be The End Of Britain's High Street
The sharp rise in business rates due in April may be enough to push some embattled retailers over the edge as more and more find they are teetering on the brink, says James Moore
Amazon To Lay Off 10,000 Employees' As Bezos Vows To Give Away His Fortune
Amazon is planning to axe thousands of jobs this week, according to a new report.
Tusk Vs Musk
Tom Ough asks if Mastodon really is a threat to Twitter
Can't Sleep And Feeling Low? The Climate Crisis Could Be Harming Your Mental Health
World leaders have been travelling to Egypt for the annual meeting about the climate crisis at Cop27.
Biden Reiterates US Taiwan Policy After Meeting With Xi
Joe Biden shook hands with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Indonesia yesterday, seeking common ground over the issue of Taiwan and pledging cooperation on climate policies.
You're Done Cristiano
Teddy: Ron must realise he's past his best
Congress In Balance As US Votes
Control of US congress hangs in the balance as the Democrats showed surprising strength in the American midterm elections, defeating Republicans in several races and defying expectations that high inflation and President Joe Biden's low approval ratings would drag the party down.
40% Of East Africa Facing Starvation Over Climate Crisis
COP27 told how soaring prices of food staples puts 22 million at risk
Britain Set To Employ Fewer People Than Before Covid
Jobs recovery could be worst in developed world, say experts
11,000 Axed By Facebook Owner Meta
BIG CUTS Mark Zuckerberg
Xi Tells China's Army To Focus On Fighting And Prepare For War
The Chinese president, Xi Jinping, has told the People's Liberation Army to "focus all its energy on fighting" in preparation for war, the party's mouthpiece, People's Daily, has said.
Power Or Profit: Why Iran Is Helping Russia Wage War
Iranian weapons allegedly used by Russia against Ukraine are under fresh scrutiny after Kyiv unveiled details about Westernsourced components of drones it had captured on the battlefield.
Sturgeon In Face-To-Face Sunak Talks
Summit Sturgeon
Poor Nations 'Paying Twice' For Climate Breakdown
Failure to tackle crisis will create ibn refugees by 2050, summit warned
Economy Will Bounce Back From Social Media Job Cuts
'We shouldn't panic' says Taoiseach
Putin Ally Admits Russia Is Interfering In US Elections
A key Vladimir Putin ally has admitted that Russia is interfering in US elections and said that they “will continue to interfere”.