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Vet bills, food, accessories and collateral damage. It’s an expensive business

Why what we consider to be economic activity matters

Analysts warn that devaluing the currency would be shortlived

Plus, Revolut finally secures its banking licence and what the US presidential ticket means for antitrust

The nascent firm created by a 2021 Spac merger will soon manage more than $200bn

Researchers have identified a giant exoplanet, Epsilon Indi Ab, orbiting a star 12 light-years from Earth. This 'super-Jupiter' was directly imaged using the James Webb Space Telescope, marking a significant advance in space research.

Netanyahu’s appearance, and the rapturous reception he received, recalled nothing more than the appearance of Hitler before the German Reichstag. The German deputies who shouted “Heil Hitler!” and the American congressmen who barked “USA” are cut from the same cloth.

There’s no mention of their duty to the people in the oath of office that members of Congress take. It says they will support and defend the Constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic. Maybe, in some regard defending the Constitution would mean doing their job: representing the people that elected them. But today, the … Continue reading "A Standing Ovation for Genocide"

It was installed on Oxendon Way in Binley

Eden Square in Foleshill has never been full since opening four years ago

Consumers can get their lives back after going under debt review although the process is not easy

A Coventry MP was suspended this week for voting to lift the cap

14 features could be added to Lake View Park

A lifetime subscription to the iScanner app is on sale for £32.59, saving you 79% on list price.

Championship leader Jake Hill resumes his BTCC title bid this weekend at a circuit were the omens for more success are good.

A grandmother has been left with no bathroom for four months due to ongoing delays after a flood forced her to move out.

Bin workers could vote to strike over pay just days after it was revealed there have been 36,000 complaints about their company’s performance.

Stats have their place, but Ebbsfleet keeper Mark Cousins says there’s no substitute for watching re-runs of matches - even if it’s on his phone.

There was a long-awaited half-century for Will Hilton as St Lawrence & Highland Court 1sts completed the league double over Canterbury 1sts.

Captain Jack Leaning hopes the beginning of Kent’s Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign can give them fresh impetus as they aim to kickstart their season.

Jayden Clarke has revealed how training with new team-mate Aaron Rowe over the summer has helped give him an extra edge in pre-season.

The big kick-off has almost arrived for the Southern Counties East League Premier Division - find the opening-day details here.

Four tavern bosses are helping each other with pulling pints, co-ordinating events and more, as they’re determined to succeed in a tough industry.

A grieving mum whose five-year-old boy was killed in a tragic quad bike accident has paid tribute to her “happy and sporty” son.

A window fitter who tripped on a manhole cover and broke his arm believes council bosses may owe him compensation for lost earnings.