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Poster showed Renaissance sculpture holding slice of pizza with phrase: ‘It doesn’t get more Italian’

THE News Agents podcast has changed the name of its latest episode after initially claiming that police were “digging up” Nicola Sturgeon’s…

The Stock Exchange of Thailand experienced its most volatile week of the year, with gains and losses of more than 40-50 points, as did global bourses as a bank run led to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and eroded confidence in US lenders.

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TV and radio host Amanda Holden wowed fans as she dressed up as Dorothy from Wizard of Oz for World Book Day in a thigh-skimming gingham dress and shiny red heels

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday denied a media report from last week saying his office had been warned by Canada's spy agency to drop a Liberal candidate, who is now a member of parliament, because he had Beijing's support.

Ofcom complaints regarding Ant Payne's controversial joke about Turkey are now in four figures, as even more people file complaints to the broadcasting regulator about the Capital FM DJ

Radio station Capital FM DJ Ant Payne came under fire after he made a sick joke about the horrific Turkey-Syria earthquakes during his radio show yesterday following the deaths of an estimated 35,000 people

Capital FM radio DJ Ant Payne has apologised after bring heavily criticised on social media after he appeared on the radio station and encouraged listeners to make the most of cheap flights to Turkey

The Stock Exchange of Thailand moved mostly sideways last month. The index started out the month on a positive footing, gaining almost 30 points to peak at 1,695.99. However, after poor results from banks and big conglomerates such as SCC, the SET retreated to close at a January low of…

RECAP: Most Asian stock markets rose yesterday while currencies fell against a firmer US dollar, as investors awaited a key US jobs report for more clues about interest rates after mixed signals from global central banks.