On the euro side, the outlook is buoyed by stronger-than-expected Eurozone growth. Eurostat revised first-quarter GDP up to 0 ...

Plymouth is the decommissioning centre for nuclear vessels, 15 rotting nuclear submarines bobbing at anchor and costing £30 million a year to “keep safe,” their nuclear cores needing constant cooling ...

European shares rose for a second week, driven by strong U.S. employment figures and easing trade tensions. The pan-European ...

Heightened geopolitical uncertainty—particularly the increasingly public fallout between Donald Trump and Elon Musk—has kept ...

Protests by university retirees, on the issue of the non-implementation of salary equalisation, took place in April, with ...

A BLUE plaque will be unveiled in Rhondda on Friday June 6 in honour of social campaigner Annie Powell, who was elected communist mayor of Rhondda in 1979, soon after Conservative Margaret Thatcher ...

Among stocks, sportswear retailers Adidas (ETR: ADSGN) and Puma (OTC: PMMAF) slipped 0.6% and 1.4%, respectively, after U.S.

In Europe, EUR/USD traded 0.2% lower to 1.1425, slipping from the 18-month high seen in the previous session in the wake of the European Central Bank’s policy meeting.

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