NEWS

Mattia Binotto criticised race stewards after they took no time at all to penalise Charles Leclerc for an off-track infringement that cost him second place at the Japanese GP.

The model filed for divorce from Sebastian Bear-McClard over his alleged cheating.

A nurse has been accused of murdering seven babies by injecting them with insulin, milk or air during her time at a UK hospital.

Barcelona are making no secret of their financial problems with sporting director Matheu Alemany confirming that they will keep looking for free transfers in 2023.

An unnamed source claimed plenty of people still think Ellen DeGeneres is funny.

A 34-year-old UK man has been sentenced to spend five years in jail for sexually abusing animals and sharing videos of the abuse online.

Gisele Bundchen is continuing her visits to a spiritual healer after separating from husband Tom Brady with divorce likely on the cards for the power couple.

Piquet is without a doubt one of the most photographed WAGs on the paddock in recent years.

Apple is reportedly gearing up to bring USB Type-C ports to its upcoming devices in a bid to avoid getting banned in Europe.

Despite the lack of an official confirmation, a noted leaker suggest the Google Pixel Fold will launch in 2023.

The upcoming vanilla Galaxy S23 model will reportedly use a bigger battery than the current-gen Galaxy S22, but sport the same display as its predecessor.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex participated in the funeral events for the late British monarch in September.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been married for four years and share children Archie and Lilibet.

The FIA concluded that Red Bull Racing went over the allowed budget in 2021, the same year when Verstappen won his first world title.

The Duchess of Sussex has released four episodes of her "Archetypes" podcast and the Duke of Sussex made a cameo in the first.

The Duchess of Sussex finds social status meaningless.

The decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies last week to cut oil production has spurred a flurry of activity in the options market - but with more U.S.

The United Nations General Assembly voted on Monday to reject Russia's call for the 193-member body to hold a secret ballot later this week on whether to condemn Moscow's move to annex four partially occupied regions in Ukraine.

Aston Martin was also found in breach of Formula 1 financial rules, the FIA announced, adding that any punishment would be decided at a later date.

British consumer spending grew last month at a rate that lagged behind inflation by a long way, according to surveys on Tuesday that underlined the risk of recession as the cost-of-living crisis rumbles on.

British finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng, who last month sparked a bond market rout with unfunded tax cuts, sought to reassure investors on Monday by bringing forward a budget announcement and naming a Treasury insider to run the department.

More than a dozen calves wait at a research farm in New Zealand to be fed Kowbucha, a punnily named probiotic that studies show reduces burps -- or methane emissions.

British finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng needs to make 62 billion pounds ($69 billion) of spending cuts or tax rises to stop public debt growing ever-larger as a share of the economy, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said in a report on Tuesday.

A British court has granted permission for U.S.-based hedge fund Elliot Associates and Jane Street Global Trading to sue the London Metal Exchange (LME) for cancelling nickel trades in March, a court document showed.

France has released strategic fuel reserves for sugar producers after they warned that a lack of diesel impacting the harvesting of sugar beet could lead to factory stoppages, producer group SNFS said on Monday.

The London Stock Exchange has become the first major bourse to set listing rules for companies that finance carbon reduction projects, as part of efforts to grow the market and make it more transparent, its chief executive told Reuters.

The European Union's securities watchdog has asked Britain about recent extreme moves in UK government bond yields and is monitoring for "spillovers" into the bloc, its chair Verena Ross said on Monday.

Britain on Monday ramped up efforts to calm markets after a heavily criticised budget.

Under the plan, households will benefit from the cap covering 80 percent of their usage from March next year to April 2024, said the expert commission.