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‘Let’s brew it in the United States’: Teamsters target Modelo and Corona in push for Mexican beer tariffs
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, one of America’s largest labour unions, has urged President Donald Trump to impose steep tariffs on Mexican beer imports, singling out popular brands such as Modelo and Corona. Teamsters president Sean O’Brien argues that these beers, and other imported goods, should instead be brewed domestically, framing the move as a…
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Workington Town go down to harsh defeat at Sheffield – Cumbria Crack
Workington Town suffered a 38–12 away defeat to Sheffield Eagles in the Betfred Championship. The result extended Sheffield’s league winning run to four matches and represented a substantial setback for Workington. The match was played at the MEPS International Home of Football Stadium in Dronfield in Championship Round 20. Sheffield’s 26-point winning margin reflected their…
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‘Bill’s glitzy wedding probably didn’t help matters’… How the Chawkes lived the charmed life of high society heirs, all of which came crashing down in a Limerick Court Room
Bill and Alison Chawke, heirs to a prominent Irish pub-business family, were jailed after pleading guilty to an unprovoked assault on two men at a Co Limerick hotel in 2023. The case has drawn attention because it contrasts the siblings’ privileged public profile with the seriousness of the violence and its lasting impact on the…
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Fossil fuels, utilities and housing: what we know about Andy Burnham’s plans
Andy Burnham, who becomes prime minister on Monday, has set out a broadly leftwing agenda while insisting he will remain “pro-business”, but critics say key details of his plans remain unclear due to the absence of leadership hustings or in-depth interviews since taking over. Reports and government sources point to significant shifts across energy, utilities,…
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Anne Hathaway Shares ‘Princess Diaries 3’ Update After Having To “Start Over”: “We Had A Story Breakthrough”
Anne Hathaway is giving an update on The Princess Diaries 3 after years in development. In a new interview, Hathaway revealed that the script they had been working on had to be scrapped for a new direction and that they had recently had a “breakthrough.” “I’m busy making baby number three, and that has sort…
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Thames Water creditors prepare for legal fight over possible nationalisation
Investors say they will work with Andy Burnham but hire litigation specialists amid reports the firm could enter temporary public ownership The group of investors pursuing a rescue bid for Thames Water have said they are willing to discuss greater public control, but are also preparing for a potential multi-billion pound legal battle amid reports…
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Live Gallery: System Of A Down – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
The article presents a live photo gallery from System Of A Down’s appearance at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. It documents the band’s performance visually, rather than providing a conventional written concert review. The available article text contains no further reporting, setlist, attendance figures or supporting context, as the page is blocked behind a JavaScript…
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Rogue locksmiths prey on people’s anxieties | Letters
A reader’s letter published by the Guardian recounts being defrauded by a locksmith after booking through a company advertised at the top of a Google search, highlighting concerns about a poorly regulated industry that preys on people locked out of their homes. The letter follows an earlier Guardian investigation into the rise of locksmith scams…