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UK risks £2.1 billion economic loss as international business school enrolments fall after visa curbs
The UK’s international education sector is facing mounting economic pressure following changes to student immigration rules, including restrictions on bringing dependants. A new report examines the financial contribution of overseas students enrolled in business and management courses, highlighting their importance to universities, local economies and employment. With international student recruitment already declining, concerns are growing over the impact on higher education funding, jobs and the country’s education export ambitions.
Russia says military-to-military contacts with Britain are possible if London reaches out
Maria Zakharova stated that Russia's Defence Ministry would communicate with the UK Defence Ministry if approached. British Defence Minister Wes Streeting expressed the need for more military communication channels with Moscow. Relations between Britain and Russia have deteriorated due to the war in Ukraine, affecting diplomatic interactions. Zakharova accused the UK of shutting down communication channels after expelling a Russian military attache.
EasyJet shareholders approve £5.7 billion Apollo takeover
EasyJet's shareholders voted to approve a £5.7 billion takeover by Apollo on Wednesday. This decision marks a major step towards removing EasyJet from the London stock market. With 97.07% of scheme shares in favor, the airline is targeting a deal completion by the first quarter of next year. Nonetheless, the takeover faces regulatory scrutiny in the EU regarding airline ownership rules.
Stacy Keach dies at 85: Inside the remarkable Hollywood career of The Bourne Legacy and Blue Bloods star
Stacy Keach starred in some iconic shows and films such as 'The Long Riders', 'Up in Smoke', 'American History X', 'Nebraska', and 'The Bourne Legacy'. However, it is for his role as the private detective named Mike Hammer, created by Mickey Spillane, for which the actor gained worldwide popularity.
Noah Kahan Last of the Bugs World Tour 2027: Who is Noah Kahan? Here's complete schedule with 31 shows
Noah Kahan has announced his Last of the Bugs World Tour 2027 a few days back. The shows will be held in North America, Europe and the UK. Around 31 shows will be organized in total. The tour comes after his fourth album The Great Divide charted at number one on the Billboard 200.
US Treasury yields rise as Fed's Waller presses rate hike case
Following remarks from Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller, short-dated Treasury yields saw an uptick, as he proposed the necessity of action despite seemingly moderated inflation data. Waller highlighted a possible half-point rate increase if inflation intensifies, signaling potential shifts in monetary policy. Economists expect a modest rise in core inflation, guiding market anticipations as money markets now fully reflect a 25 basis point increase in December.
Two sunrises and two sunsets in 24 hours: Airbus A350 breaks 21-year flight record, covers 23,155 km nonstop
In a groundbreaking feat, the Airbus A350-1000ULR completed a non-stop flight of 12,503 nautical miles from Melbourne to Toulouse in an impressive 24 hours and 24 minutes in late July 2026. This historic endeavor broke a 21-year reign held by Boeing, while the flight's journey was followed by millions online.
Prince William Prince Harry feud status royal family split: How have Remembrance Day events once again showcased the rifts?
Harry and Meghan are no longer considered working royals after their acrimonious split and move to the United States in 2020, from where they publicly criticised the family.
Indian-origin woman shot dead at London home, man charged
A 31-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of 26-year-old Navneet Kaur. Navneet was found with gunshot wounds at a west London residence following a welfare check conducted by police. The man, Rajat Jaswel, was arrested shortly after the incident occurred last week. Authorities are seeking further information from the public to assist in their investigation.
Saudia's new Premium Economy seats to offer 43-inch pitch, wider space and added comfort from 2027
Saudia is poised to transform the travel experience with its upcoming Premium Economy Class, previewed at the World Travel Market London 2026. This innovative class promises enhanced comfort and privacy, serving as a bridge between the Economy and Business Class tiers.
Old Maharashtra auto driver surprises young man with his fluent English, explains learning the language helps while travelling abroad like London, Paris and America
An elderly auto-rickshaw driver from Amravati, Maharashtra, has caught social media's attention with his fluent English and advice to young people. In a resurfaced video, he explains how English helps people communicate abroad, using a London hotel as an example. Viewers have praised his confidence and speaking skills.
Johnny Depp’s paintings, sculptures go on display in London exhibition. From haunting skulls to subconscious nightmares, here's what inspires his art. ‘Almost everything you do is a self-portrait’
Johnny Depp takes center stage at the Halcyon Gallery in London, showcasing a personal collection of artworks that includes paintings, mixed-media portraits, and unique sculptures. One standout piece, The Bunnyman, draws its inspiration from a childhood sketch by his son. The exhibition, open until November 15, invites visitors to delve into the profound connection between art and the subconscious mind, a theme Depp passionately champions.
'Most actors starve otherwise': '7th Heaven' star Jeremy London reveals he cuts trees and lays stone between acting roles after a plea for work went viral
The reason Jeremy London mentioned that was because of a difficult situation that had involved his boss. He had asked his followers to contact his boss as he was reportedly experiencing a possible mental health crisis. Jeremy London asked his followers to help his boss find job opportunities and accommodation.
Is Jeremy London homeless? Mallrats actor breaks silence after his ‘I am not ok’ post goes viral: ‘I was in shock…’
Speculations regarding the Mallrats actor's joblessness and potential homelessness intensified after he expressed worries about his work and living situation on X. The actor disclosed that his employer seemed to be going through a significant personal crisis, causing him to be concerned that the issue might jeopardise both his employment and housing.
‘I was just in shock': Actor Jeremy London clears air on his viral X post where he claimed he may lose his ‘job and home'; a look at his net worth
Jeremy London took to social media to dispel rumors about his job and living arrangements after a recent post generated concern. He reassured fans that he is not homeless and resides in a condo in Florida. London shared his astonishment at his boss's conduct, which spurred him to seek support. His clarification was necessary due to the media's reaction to his earlier comments about job stability.
Copper price falls for 4th day, heads for worst week since March on AI rout
Copper prices have faced yet another decline, marking four consecutive sessions of decrease, primarily due to a dip in technology shares and rising concerns over artificial intelligence investments. The three-month copper rate on the London Metal Exchange fell to a low not seen since late July. While tight supply, particularly outside the US, has cushioned further losses, a significant drop in copper stocks within Chinese warehouses is intensifying supply anxieties.
Rich countries benefitted more from COVID-19 vaccine's return on investment than poor ones: Study
COVID-19 vaccines generated economic benefits worth USD 60 to USD 809 for every dollar invested in their development and distribution, a global study of 173 countries has found. However, high-income countries gained more due to earlier access and faster rollouts, while delayed vaccine availability limited benefits in poorer nations.
Sequoia Capital restructures operations after raising $10 billion, shuts London office
In a bold move, Sequoia Capital is undergoing a major restructuring by shutting down its London office and disbanding the Arc accelerator and Scouts programs. These changes come amid a leadership shift and a focus on selective investing. With approximately $10 billion raised in new funds, Sequoia is committed to backing European founders, albeit from its Bay Area hub.
New pact struck to support employability, aspirations of Indian students in UK
NISAU UK and London Metropolitan University have formed a partnership to support Indian students’ educational experiences. The collaboration aims to connect students' learning outcomes to employment opportunities in both the UK and India. Through the triple helix model, the initiative will involve universities, employers, and policymakers to enhance student journeys. This engagement aligns with the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement and Vision 2035.
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