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First phase of deal with Hamas to halt fighting is meant to end this weekend

We know how this works: you sign up for a deal at a low teaser rate — when it’s time to renew, you’re on a contract with a much higher price

Teresa Ribeira says bloc has to balance the protection of the planet and economic growth

Conversions underscore manager’s increasing focus on exchange traded funds

Too often companies bewilder readers by lapsing into corporate jargon or abbreviations

Campaigners hit out at EDF’s plan to drop underwater acoustic deterrent designed to protect marine life

Science funding cuts may hit long-term growth and reduce US appeal to foreign investors and talent

US tech giant expected to spend as much as $25bn on warehouse automation in broader efficiency drive

Venture capitalists question who would use system designed to arrest slide of UK capital markets

Former Goldman Sachs banker Kirill Dmitriev is the Kremlin’s go-between with Gulf countries

A radical relook of South Africa's spending is absolutely necessary. If South Africa doesn't voluntarily cut back now, it won't be pretty when it's squeezed into a corner, writes Qaanitah Hunter.

February 26 – Former Liverpool defender, Jamie Carragher has drawn the ire of former Manchester United defender, Rio Ferdinand with his comments disparaging the African Cup of Nations (AFCON).

It is business as usual at the G20 finance meetings as the shadow of Trump looms over proceedings.

Reprinted with permission from EricMargolis.com. President Donald Trump gets a lot of things wrong. Chief among them is his crazy plan to ethnically cleanse two million Palestinians from the smoking ruins of Gaza. But he also gets some very important things very right. Trump managed to end the longest war in US history, Afghanistan, by … Continue reading "Fire the Washington War Party"

Venezuelan migrants handed over to Mexico like it’s a U.S. immigration detention facility

Americans would rather clean or do their taxes than undergo a potentially life-saving screening. Newsweek discussed the survey findings with a doctor.

One of the human impacts of natural hazards is household displacement. Destructive floods, wildfires, earthquakes and hurricanes often force people to leave their homes—some briefly, others for months or indefinitely.

A woman says that after her mother’s LG washing machine burst into flames, firemen told her about a little-known component that could cause a shortage even if the appliance was off. 

Player-manager Ben Greenhalgh is well aware of the threat their weekend hosts will cause for his Margate side.

Sheppey United assistant boss Geoff Record knows they need to rectify their defensive issues if they want to turn their form around.

The Britain’s Got Talent winner has announced a new show at a Kent venue as part of her solo tour.

Manager Jake Leberl is optimistic of adding to promotion-chasing Isthmian Premier side Dover Athletic’s frontline.

Manager Steve King expects Deal to come up against dangerous opposition in their next match.

This week, Melissa Todd considers how few places there are for people to sit in public nowadays, thanks to the rise of “hostile architecture”.

A man has been banned from keeping animals for five years after failing to get help for two horses found almost emaciated and riddled with lice.