Donald Trump’s former White House executive assistant Madeleine Westerhout returned to the stand on Friday as the third week of evidence in the hush money trial drew to a close.
The longtime aide testified about her work in the Oval Office and
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Trump trial live updates: Witness reads out texts detailing how the Stormy Daniels hush money deal was done
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Ford confirms it will cull another of its best-selling petrol cars next year to accelerate its shift to EVs despite demand slump
Ford will go ahead with plans to kill off another of its hugely popular petrol models after 2025 to accelerate its switch to electric vehicles, despite a monumental drop in demand for EVs in recent months.
Plummeting appetite for battery-powered cars has triggered some of Ford’s rivals to announce the extended life cycle of some of its popular combustion engine motors in recent weeks.
However, Ford Europe’s boss has said there will be no stay of execution for the Focus
BUSINESS LIVE: BoE base rate decision; ITV eyes ad market recovery; John Wood rejects takeover offer
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee has voted to hold base rate at its current level of 5.25 per cent by a margin of 7-2, with two members voting for a 25 basis point cut to 5 per cent.
The FTSE 100 is up 0.4 per cent in afternoon trading. Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are ITV, Wood Group, BAE Systems and Hipgnosis.
Minis new electric Cooper SE tested: Can BMW harness the magic of the 1959 original in an EV that’s built in China?
The new Mini is a curious confection.
The car is a British icon with roots going back to 1959.
Now under German ownership with giant automotive parent company BMW at the strings, the popular hatchback is in its fourth generation and s set to play a major part in the brand’s transition to electric power at the end of the decade.
However, the battery-powered Cooper E and SE versions aren’t being built in Britain or Germany but in China as
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How YOU can cash in on the stock market ‘feeding frenzy’: These ten UK companies are ripe for a takeover bid
They have been described as sitting ducks: UK-listed companies that really ought to be more highly valued and are therefore ripe for being picked off by cash-rich foreign predators.
It’s bad news for the London market but for private investors, picking the right takeover target can mean a quick profit, as bidders normally have to pay well above the current share price to win control.
And the bids have started coming thick and fast with every few days seeming to
The cheap Chinese electric cars that COULD be worth buying: ROB HULL picks the best of the budget EVs that are about to invade the UK… including a very surprising household name
Would you buy a Chinese electric car?
No matter your answer, the fact of the matter is that brands from China are starting to flood the UK market, offering a number of electric vehicles that can match the performance and range of legacy European and Japanese makers for a fraction of the price.
But are they any good? Here, we take a look at which five models already on sale, or coming soon, are worth keeping an eye on. And
BUSINESS LIVE: FTSE 100 breaks winning streak; HSBC boss Quinn to retire; Whitbread dividend; Metro Bank deposits grow
The FTSE 100 closed down slightly today. Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are HSBC, Whitbread, Metro Bank, St. James’s Place and Hargreaves Lansdown. Read the Tuesday 30 April Business Live blog below.
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How Marjorie Taylor Greene Raises Money by Attacking Other Republicans
When Marjorie Taylor Greene first entered politics, she was hardly a natural at fund-raising. She was the owner of a CrossFit gym—and a construction company that was founded by her father—before she successfully ran for a congressional seat in suburban Georgia in 2020. To help fund her campaign, Greene put up about $1.4 million of her own money. Then, almost as soon as she had won, a national scandal broke out about her long record of bizarre, violent, and antisemitic