William Dove

Ana Botin, executive chair of Spanish bank Santander has denied reports that the company is considering leaving the British market as a result of low returns and excessive regulation.

A study published in the British medical journal suggests that taxi and ambulance drivers may be at less risk from Alzheimer's because of the demands of their work.

The Telegraph has highlighted a case of a private buy to let landlord evicting their 90-year-old tenant, due to Labour's ending of no fault evictions.

A 21-year-old man in Texas has been accused of offering a family half a million dollars to take their baby and harvest it's organs.

Spanish banking giant Santander is reportedly considering quitting Great Britain due to the impact of 'excessive red tape' on its profitability.

Donald Trump's second inauguration coincides with Martin Luther King Jr. Day, sparking discussions about historical significance and ideological parallels between Trump's MAGA movement and King's vision of equality.

The second coming of Donald Trump will be ushered in by Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos.

Spain has announced a range of new measures aimed at prioritising housing for local Spaniards, including a 100% tax on non-EU nationals buying property.

President Donald Trump's plan to defend the US economy with a wall of tariffs could cost British businesses £2.5 billion per year, analysts have predicted.

Budget retailer Poundland has announced plans to beef up its security measures following the loss of over £40 million worth of stock last year.

A government minister has said that school children should be permitted to use AI technology, such as ChatGPT, when completing their homework.

The row over what to do about the Pakistani rape gangs scandal continues to rumble on, with the governing Labour party yesterday facing criticism for blocking a national inquiry into the issue.

The room, which is the first of its kind in Great Britain, will allow the good people of Glasgow to inject themselves with heroin and other 'illegal' drugs under NHS supervision.

The Telegraph has unintentionally parodied itself by penning an article complaining that earning £100,000+ doesn't go as far as it used to.

The budding alliance between Nigel Farage and Elon Musk appears to have broken down over Musk's support for Tommy Robinson.

Pensioners in both Britain and the US are facing an increasingly hostile environment as a result of government actions taken against them.

A woman has been awarded over £7,000 in compensation following an employment tribunal decision that her employer unintentionally humiliated her while she was recovering from a hysterectomy.

There is a decade longs tradition in British politics of complaining about too many managers and not enough doctors and nurses in the NHS.

A Scottish local council has been condemned for its proposal to tax expectant mothers for the privilege of having their babies in a hospital.

Sir Keir Starmer has apparently continued his quest to be the most unpopular man in Britain by breaking one of the nation's most sacred cultural practices: queuing.

The Met Office has said it expects snow this weekend to be up to 20cm deep in places and has warned of potential travel disruption.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said that Jess Phillips, a Labour Home Office minister, deserves to be in prison after it was reported that she blocked requests for a public inquiry into sexual grooming gangs in Oldham.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has said his firm is open to cooperating with Elon Musk's Tesla in the driverless car market. At the same time, Khosrowshahi, took a slightly more combative tone with Amazon.

Leaked documents have suggested that Amazon workers in Germany will be allowed to request working-from-home arrangements for up to two days a week.

Tesla sales have fallen in Europe this year, but was it really the anti-Musk, anti-Trump boycott that did it?

A report by the Higher Education Policy Unit (Hepi) has revealed that well over-half a million students are awarded degrees from British institutions without having to enter the country.

Following the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan, executives have started upping the attention placed on their personal security.

A little-known unit of the Ukrainian armed forces that calls itself "Khorne Group" have posted what they claim is footage of North Korean troops on the frontline.

Axel Rudakubana, the prime suspect in the Southport killings of three young girls, has refused to answer the charges against him during a court appearance.