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As Trump Tariffs Kick In, A Look At Worst-Affected Sectors In India
Aug 27, 2025 - World
Indian exports to the United States have been hit with one of the harshest trade penalties in recent history-- a 50 per cent tariff.

Macron backs Bayrou and calls on budget critics to show responsibility
Aug 27, 2025 - World
Spokesperson says government in ‘fighting spirit’ after PM called confidence vote he is expected to loseEmmanuel Macron has given his “full support” to France’s beleaguered prime minister, François Bayrou, who is expected to lose a confidence vote next month, which would be likely to cause the government to collapse.Macron chaired a cabinet meeting on Wednesday as France faces a fresh political crisis. The government spokesperson, Sophie Primas, said after the meeting that Macron fully supported Bayrou and the government was in a “fighting spirit”. Continue reading...
Groom dies of injuries from celebratory gunfire after wedding in Turkey
Aug 27, 2025 - World
State media report that Ali K, 23, was wounded by shots allegedly fired by a female relative of his wifeA groom has died of injuries he sustained from celebratory gunfire after his wedding in northern Turkey.As the newlyweds were being escorted home after the ceremony, the groom, identified as Ali K aged 23, was wounded by gunfire, allegedly at the hands of a female relative of his wife, the state news agency Anadolu reported. Continue reading...

Octopus Energy founder appointed as UK government adviser
Aug 27, 2025 - World
Greg Jackson expected to use three-year term on Cabinet Office board to push government to moderniseKeir Starmer has appointed the outspoken founder of Octopus Energy as an adviser, with a remit to challenge government thinking.Greg Jackson has joined the Cabinet Office board, an influential core of government advisers, as a non-executive member. Continue reading...
Tommy Robinson will not be charged over alleged St Pancras assault, police say
Aug 27, 2025 - World
British Transport Police say alleged victim ‘did not wish to provide a statement to the investigation’The far-right activist Tommy Robinson will not face charges over allegations he punched a man to the ground at a London train station, police and prosecutors have announced.Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm after the incident on 28 July at St Pancras train station. Continue reading...