Wednesday April 9 2025
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Line graph showing Dow Jones stock performance from April 3 to April 9.
Stocks surge as Trump announces 90-day tariff pause — but hits China harder

Beijing will face a higher rate of 125 per cent ‘effective immediately’

US politics
12 minutes ago

Inside Wall St’s crazy ride as short-sellers bet big against Trump

David Elias, veteran trader and survivor of stock market crashes, describes the frenzy as Trump’s tariffs unleash a wild sell-off


Hospitals to remove 300,000 patients from NHS waiting lists


King Charles III and Queen Camilla on a state visit to Italy.



Busy Old Compton Street in London with outdoor restaurant seating.
‘Alfresco Soho’ could return this summer after City Hall backing

High-speed Eurostar train in motion.
Tickets to Europe could drop by third if Eurostar rivals get green light

Busy Old Compton Street in London with outdoor restaurant seating.
‘Alfresco Soho’ could return this summer after City Hall backing






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Vladimir Putin meeting with Dmitry Ovsyannikov.
Putin ally given British passport convicted of breaching Russian sanctions


Prince Harry’s life ‘is at stake’ in security dispute, court told


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Editor's picks



Surge in AfD support overshadows Merz’s coalition deal

Germany’s next chancellor says the ‘future of Europe’ is at stake, as the hard right and a rebellion brewing in his party threaten his plans


Collage of three men giving thumbs up, the Titanic, and Australian flags.
Billionaire spends big on votes to ‘make Australia great again’


Aerial view of a flooded homestead in Queensland, Australia.
New life blooms out of Australia’s devastating floods

President Trump announcing reciprocal tariffs at a White House event.
‘Trump took my trade war model and changed it so everyone loses’
US news
52 minutes ago


Illustration of a book cover of Mikhail Bulgakov's




This is the Sweeney Todd approach to tariffs

There’s a smarter way to correct global trade imbalances than threatening to feed the world economy into a meat grinder



Illustration of a band playing domestic politics.

Cartoon by Morten Morland



We are wide open to Russia’s dirty tricks






a man wearing glasses and a blue shirt smiles for the camera
We are wide open to Russia’s dirty tricks




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Speculation of emergency Fed interest rate cut as sell-off in US Treasuries fuels global bond market rout


Patrick Hosking byline
Patrick Hosking When stress tests turn real, any hidden risks are revealed



The Bank of England in London.
UK at risk of economic shock, warns Bank of England



Traders on the S&P options pit at the Cboe Options Exchange.
Bonds sell-off strikes core of the financial system





Sir Bradley Wiggins, covered in mud, after finishing the Paris-Roubaix cycle race.
‘Hell of the North’ has brought only blood and poetic brutality for British men


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Yes, it’s hard. Even when you’re not famous, says Shane Watson


Collage of six wine bottles.
Will Lyons Six cracking wines for Easter weekend
32 minutes ago




The 28-year-old Londoner sounds like Madonna, and her A-list fiancé has just been cast as John Lennon


Nicola Walker as DI Annika Strandhed and Jamie Sives as DS Michael McAndrews in a scene from Annika, Series 2, Episode 3.
What’s on TV and radio tonight — Annika


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