Summary: The deputy chairman of the Conservative party faces backlash for using offensive language against asylum seekers, suggesting they 'eff off' if dissatisfied with accommodations. The extreme and offensive remarks have sparked outrage and raised concerns about the normalization of hate-filled language in politics. The controversy highlights a shift from the UK's historical role as a safe haven for refugees to a troubling use of derogatory language by a senior politician. Critics warn that the comments could have dangerous consequences, encouraging hostility towards minority groups and exacerbating societal tensions...

Summary: The Jackson Hole symposium begins, raising expectations about its impact on markets, interest rates , and the US dollar. Central banks grapple with the challenge of balancing inflation control and fostering economic growth . Fluctuations in the US dollar are not solely tied to the symposium but have multiple influencing factors. The euro's performance is analyzed in relation to recent dollar movements and support levels. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's upcoming speech holds key insights for future market trends. ...

Summary: Around 2,400 people died in the contaminated blood scandal, sparking calls for comprehensive compensation measures. Interim compensation payments of £100,000 have been issued to some families, but many remain without financial support. Survivors and bereaved families demand recognition and acknowledgment of the immense suffering they endured. Government ministers, including the prime minister, are providing evidence as the inquiry unfolds. Families affected by the scandal deliver a letter to number 10, urging swift action and resolution. ...

Summary: Vietnam 's Vinfast makes a remarkable stock market debut on Nasdaq , with shares surging over 200%, resulting in a valuation exceeding $85 billion, surpassing industry leaders Ford and General Motors . Founder and chairman of Vinfast gains an impressive $40 billion in a single day, controlling 99% of shares initially; trading volume reaches $185 million. Vinfast 's surge reflects ongoing global excitement about electric vehicle s and raises the prospect of new challengers emerging in the industry, potentially from low-cost East Asian countries like Vietnam . While profitability remains a challenge and produ...

Farage vs NatWest: 'Banks don't have the right to judge customers' opinions!' argues David Mellor Summary: Former cabinet minister David Mellor criticizes NatWest's actions and emphasizes banks' role in providing financial services, not judging customers' opinions. The controversy escalated when NatWest allegedly lied about the reasons for closing Nigel Farage's account, igniting public demands for accountability. Calls for Dame Alison Rose's questioning by MPs gain momentum as the public seeks transparency and consequences for the bank's actions. The scandal highlights the broader issue of banks' involv...

Summary: The BBC faces questions about its handling of the scandal and the complaints process. Concerns raised about why the accused presenter remained on air despite serious allegations. Updates on the progress of the investigation and cooperation from external entities may be provided. The BBC's duty of care as an employer and its responsibility towards staff will be discussed. A potential review of the BBC's funding model, including advertising options, may be explored. ...

Liberating Russian-targeted territories is Ukraine's top priority We can tackle any objects in Russian territory because Russia is aggressive against Ukraine and we have all moral and juridical right to do this. But for the moment, for us, it's more important to liberate our territories. So that is our priority aim. At least nine people died earlier today in a new wave of strikes across Ukraine, in which Russia used powerful weapons, including rare hypersonic missiles. Russia had reportedly not fired Kinzau hypersonic missiles, which can evade their defenses since the beginning of the conflict. And this latest barrage was the most severe to hit Ukraine for weeks, cutting power to the Zaporizhia nuclear plant, which is Europe's biggest. Well, earlier this evening, I spoke to Alexei Honcharenko, people's deputy of Ukraine, and former chairman of the Odessa Oblast Council...

Summary: NatWest Group CEO Dame Alison Rose admits 'serious error' in handling Nigel Farage's banking row. Farage claimed his account closure was politically motivated, leading to a public dispute with the bank. The BBC apologized for inaccurate reporting, revealing Dame Alison Rose as the source. Calls for Dame Alison Rose's resignation as CEO of NatWest Group grow as government intervention looms. Multiple investigations triggered by Farage's complaint may have significant implications for the bank. ...

Summary: Tottenham owner Joe Lewis reportedly intervenes, urging Daniel Levy to sell Harry Kane this summer. Kane's contract is in its final year, and Bayern Munich is rumored to be preparing a bid. Darren Ambrose believes Kane should be offered a higher wage to entice him to stay. There's a debate about Kane's potential move to Bayern Munich and whether it's the best option. Opinions differ on whether Kane should be loyal to Spurs or seek a move to a bigger club. ...

Summary: Speculation surrounds Harry Kane 's potential move to Bayern Munich , leaving Tottenham fans frustrated and weary. The move to Bayern Munich is seen as strange by many, considering other players' ambitions for clubs like Real Madrid. Kane's proximity to breaking goal-scoring records adds to the intrigue of his potential move. Despite the myth of Tottenham's lack of trophies, Kane has had opportunities to win significant titles during his career. Tottenham fans desire a swift resolution to the transfer saga to plan for the upcoming season with clarity. Dealing with Daniel Levy has proven challenging for...