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The Trump administration is cutting funding, while specifically targeting institutions like Columbia. No wonder academics want out, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

Carvings may predate oldest known cave art by 100,000 years, researchers say

Eurozone consumer confidence weakened as looming trade tariffs raised concerns over growth and inflation. Meanwhile, Germany approved a massive fiscal package, but economists urged caution over immediate excitement.

New Three Lions boss wants to create a very different feel at Wembley after withering assessment of Euro 2024 campaign under Gareth Southgate

Citizens hide money in case of emergency situations. In 2024, authorities recovered a record €1.7 million in banknotes that were not fit for circulation.

Last November Nikita Hand won her claim against McGregor after accusing the professional fighter of raping her in a Dublin hotel in December 2018.

While Russia has said seizing its assets would amount to 'theft', the question of whether such a move is legal under international law is a thorny one.

The day’s football news ahead of England facing Albania at Wembley to begin their World Cup qualifying campaign

The rally in European stock markets took a breather as EU leaders struggled to secure a €5 billion funding package for Ukraine. Investor sentiment was further dampened by the ECB’s cautious outlook on the economy and inflation, triggering selloffs, particularly in the defence and automotive sectors.