The chancellor must navigate economic pressures linked to Iran tensions while sustaining market confidence ahead of the Budget.
An NHS trust has initiated an urgent inquiry after confidential patient information was compromised.
Fresh doubt surrounds whether the fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will take place.
James Trafford threatens to end Jordan Pickford's lengthy tenure as England's primary goalkeeper.
Carlos Alcaraz avoided his first consecutive singles losses in 18 months as Europe maintained their lead.
The Internationals team could secure their first Presidents Cup title since 1996 if they hold their advantage.
Israel allowed displaced Palestinians to cross a military zone dividing Gaza after resolving hostage negotiation deadlock.
The major property developer's significant losses raise broader concerns about the real-estate market.
George Russell won in Baku in what he described as his most dominant weekend, offering relief from recent struggles.
A commentator questions a proposal to allow drinks at football seats, arguing it fails to address discrimination problems in the sport.
Chinese investors with limited options are buying shares from companies offering strong dividend payouts.
Content creator Natalie Roush posted a video that angered the Pokémon card collecting community before the post was removed.
OpenAI's early September announcement that it solved a major mathematics problem unsolved for nearly a century stunned the mathematics community.
Sara Karloff and composer Michael Shapiro discuss the film's score as a theatrical version comes to London.
Roland Garros airport on Réunion island channels tropical breezes through strategic ceiling design, removing the need for mechanical cooling systems.
The Joy of Six looks at famous sporting grudge matches including boxing feuds and tennis rivalries.
Detained women are not receiving adequate prenatal care, and the government has no records of miscarriage cases since October 2025.
Current and former FBI agents have described significant impacts from a data breach affecting the agency.
Snow-capped mountains in Papua with scientific and spiritual importance are disappearing due to climate change.
Kratom, discovered during an investigation into two college students' deaths, has been sold in the US for about a decade.
German voters are shifting away from centrist parties amid concerns about the economy and migration.
An Afrikaner lobby group displayed thousands of white crosses in Washington, but South Africa's ambassador denies genocide is occurring.
Heavy rain has overwhelmed Bangkok's water systems over two days, with more precipitation expected Sunday.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was not arrested during his UN visit despite an ICC arrest warrant.
Large crowds welcomed the Pope during his visit to France, which the Church attributes to increased spirituality among French people.
President Zelensky says Russian attacks on data centres aim to prevent Ukrainians from staying connected, studying and working.