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  • Elon Musk’s empire on a roll: Tesla reaps record profits as The Boring Company raises £515m

    April 21, 2022

    Elon Musk’s empire seems to be on a roll, as Tesla wins the hearts of drivers looking to go green and his infrastructure business The Boring Company catches the eyes of investors. The Boring Company has raised $675m (£516m) in its latest funding round, Musk announced today, bringing the valuation to $5.7bn. The series C [...]

  • The Obamas say goodbye to Spotify as big streamers get knocked off pedestals

    April 21, 2022

    The Obamas are reportedly gearing up to abandon Spotify, with ambition to create more content on more platforms.

  • Macron has not spoken to Putin since the Bucha massacre

    April 20, 2022

    France’s president Emmanuel Macron has not spoken to Vladimir Putin since the massacre in the Ukrainian town of Bucha.  The politician, who is seeking re-election, was heavily criticised for engaging with the Kremlin, speaking to its leader 18 times since December.  “Since the massacres we have discovered in Bucha and in other towns, the war [...]

  • Johnson: BBC and Archbishop Welby ‘less vociferous’ in criticism of Putin than Rwanda refugee policy

    April 20, 2022

    Prime minister Boris Johnson has hit out at the BBC and Archbishop of Canterbury over criticism of his controversial Rwanda refugee policy.  The embattled PM accused the national broadcaster and Anglican leader of being “less vociferous” in their criticism of Vladimir Putin’ war in Russia, than the policy, according to the Telegraph. This comes after [...]

  • Trump’s Truth Social crashes once again as former President’s app struggles to gain momentum

    April 19, 2022

    Donald Trump's social media app Truth Social continues to disappoint fans who hoped it would “create a rival to the liberal media consortium and fight back against the “Big Tech” companies of Silicon Valley.”

  • Partygate: Senior Tory says local elections may determine Boris Johnson’s future, ahead of ‘full-throated apology’

    April 19, 2022

    A possible Tory rebellion against Boris Johnson over partygate would likely happen after local elections, a senior Tory MP said. The treasurer of the powerful Conservative backbench 1922 Committee, Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, made his comments as the PM faces new charges about his role in the lockdown breaches, for which he and Rishi Sunak were [...]

  • Tesla: Workers in Shanghai must sleep on factory floor as China restarts production in 600 companies amid draconian Covid measures

    April 19, 2022

    Shanghai’s Tesla factory workers have to sleep on the floor of the factory, as Elon Musk’s company restarts production and China continues a draconian covid policy.  With hundreds of firms restarting operations across China, workers have to abide by a strict policy of living on site, in line with the country’s ‘closed loop’ restrictions, according [...]

  • Boris Johnson: Prime Minister’s phone was reportedly target of hacking software

    April 19, 2022

    The prime minister’s phone was reportedly the target of hacking software according to cybercrime experts who analysed his phone.  Boris Johnson’s mobile was said to have been subject to the Pegasus software, created by the Israeli-based NSO group, on multiple occasions during between 2020 and 2021. According to The Times, a government sourced confirmed it [...]

  • Captured British fighters paraded on Russian state plead Boris Johnson for prisoner swap with Putin ally

    April 18, 2022

    Two British fighters captured in Ukraine have been paraded on Russian state TV, with the pair pleading with Boris Johnson to exchange them for an ally of Vladimir Putin. Shaun Pinner, 48, and Aiden Aslin, 27, were captured by Russian forces last week while defending the South-East port city of Mariupol alongside Ukrainian marines. Footage [...]

  • Ukrainians increasingly confident Zelensky is beating Putin as thousands of refugees make plans to return home

    April 18, 2022

    Many Ukrainians who fled their country in recent weeks are increasingly confident the Russian Army is losing the war. A new poll in the Netherlands among refugees in the Benelux countries showed this Easter weekend that over half believe it is safe to return home to Kyiv as well as north, west and central Ukraine. [...]

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