The FTSE 100 hit another record high yesterday as its best start to the year for nearly three decades gathered pace. As investors digested corporate updates, it rose 0.4 per cent, or 40.29 points, to ...

A surge in defence shares yesterday helped lift the FTSE 100 to another record close. BAE Systems and Babcock were among those businesses gaining ground as Keir Starmer said Britain must ‘go faster’ ...

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The Cincinnati Bengals know Joe Burrow well. Or, at least, the Bengals mascot, Who Dey, does. In a TikTok video posted by the Bengals, the Tiger mascot wraps a stack of presents for Cincinnati's ...

Radio host Charlamagne tha God accused Democratic leaders of “playing footsie” with President Donald Trump despite labeling him a fascist and responded to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries’ “corny ...

The radio host tore into Democratic leaders for being friendly with Trump despite their claims of the president’s authoritarianism. Reporter Radio host Charlamagne tha God struck out at prominent ...

In an interview with Mediaite on Tuesday, radio host Charlamagne Tha God called out Democrats like former President Barack Obama for "playing footsie" with President Donald Trump after labeling him a ...

Let’s make this much clear: Lane Kiffin is not the victim in this stay-or-go drama he’s starring in, inconvenient though the timing of college football’s hiring cycle might be. Reputational damage ...

Britain's premier stock index year-to-date performance is one of the best in global stock markets. The FTSE-100's heavy gearing toward defensive stocks has played well as investors seek a shelter from ...

A man has been praised for getting revenge on a plane passenger who took up all the room by 'manspreading' for the entire flight. Many people have problems with 'entitled plane passengers', and one ...

“That suggests the market is shaking off its unloved reputation and more investors like what’s on the menu” – Dan Coatsworth, AJ Bell Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can ...