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The FTSE 100 has fallen from record highs achieved earlier in May as investors have pushed back expectations of when central banks will begin cutting interest rates. The index has fallen roughly 3 per cent since then, derailing a rally driven by a buoyant equity market globally amid the prospect of looming interest rate cuts. However, the FTSE 100 is not alone among global equity market peers in seeing recent gains capped. This would likely be received badly by investors, potentially driving Treasury yields higher and further denting equity market confidence. 'Rishi Sunak's promise to deliver interest rate cuts if he wins the upcoming election won't be a potent enough prospect to lift the mood just yet.'

The party’s director of elections Conor Murphy said it would not be standing in East Belfast, North Down, South Belfast and Lagan Valley. He said he was encouraging voters in those constituencies to back “progressive parties, who will reject Tory cuts and Tory pacts”. Fermanagh and South Tyrone is one of the closest electoral races in the UK, with Sinn Fein’s Michelle Gildernew holding the seat in 2019 by just 57 votes. (PA Graphics)Sinn Fein vice-president and First Minister Michelle O’Neill said she was “delighted” that Ms Cullen had put her name forward to run for Sinn Fein in the area. She brings a fierce determination and a solid commitment to build a new and better future for all.”

While sitting Independents 4 Change MEPs Clare Daly and Mick Wallace may be facing a battle to retain their seats in the European Parliament, they’ve both received a pretty high-profile endorsement courtesy of a Hollywood A-lister. Actress Susan Sarandon made a video declaring her support for the duo ahead of the June 7 elections. A great actress and an even better person.”MEPs Clare Daly and Mick Wallace (Brian Lawless/PA)Having previously noted that he and Daly have quite a following in the US, Mr Wallace meanwhile was delighted with the support and recognition. "I've received great support from Irish people too and people in Ireland South in particular for my anti-war views and for my stance on Gaza and my condemnation of Israel. I have always done my best to speak on behalf of the less well-off, be they in Ireland or elsewhere.”

This restaurant on Marlborough Street was already packed when we arrived at 6.30pm on a Tuesday. The sun is shining in Marlborough Street in Dublin 1, and Andhra Bhavan is jammers at 6.30pm. One of the most famous is Andhra Bhavan in New Delhi. I have Binge, an online food magazine written by my friend Vritti Bansal, to thank for this bit of intel, and spoiler alert, Vritti loves Andhra Bhavan. Starter called chicken 6's from Andhra Bhavan on Marlborough Street.

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Protest against war in Gaza to take place in AthloneThe Athlone Palestinian Solidarity Group has announced that there will be a 'bridge vigil' protest on Athlone's new pedestrian bridge this Friday, May 31, at 8pm. This protest is part of a nationwide initiative called Droichid 32, being organised in every county in Ireland. So far, over 80 bridge vigils have been confirmed to take place on Friday evening. We ask all Athlone people to join us in our nationwide demand for a ceasefire. The killing must stop.”The Athlone Palestinian Solidarity Group have repeatedly stated their aim, which is to “demand a ceasefire and an end to the horrific war on the children of Palestine”.

Effects of cold, cramped and damp homes laid out in reportThe longer children spend in poor housing, the worse their wellbeing, according to ESRI report. Photo: GettyThe longer children spend in poor housing, the worse their well-being, according to ESRI report. Inadequate housing was defined as homes that could be too cold, too small or too damp. Mothers who live in inadequate housing reported worse mental health, including symptoms of depression, worse physical health and worse social well-being. The report said families who spent longer in social housing “experience inadequate housing across indicators of suitability, physical housing quality and neighbourhood conditions”.

On numerous occasions between 2019 and 2023, fans accused Kylie and Jordyn of shading each other on social media . Moreover, when Khloé and Tristan got back together in 2020 , fans were disappointed that Jordyn wasn’t welcomed back into the family the same way. This led people to accuse Khloé of hypocrisy for not giving Jordyn the same grace she gave Tristan.

FALSE: This image is not of the remains of an Ethiopian soldier PesaCheck · Follow Published in PesaCheck · 4 min read · 4 hours ago 4 hours ago -- Listen ShareThe image is of the remains of a German soldier killed during the Second World War. This Facebook post with an image supposedly of the remains of an Ethiopian soldier is FALSE. The Afaan Oromo text accompanying the 23 May 2024-dated photo translates to; “Picture of the Ethiopian soldier. Ethiopianism that takes Oromo intellectuals’ lives.”However, Google reverse image search results established that the image is not of the remains of an Ethiopian soldier. The Alamy website published the image and indicated that it was taken on 1 October 2014.

The bulk of the issue rests with its Marks & Spencer joint venture, Ocado Retail. Betting: Ocado shares are among the most shorted London-listed stocksFailure to meet targets is at the centre of a payment dispute with Marks & Spencer, further undermining faith in the Hatfield-based company. In its full-year results, Ocado acknowledged that the joint venture did not attain the goals required to automatically receive the final payment. Dispute: Ocado is in a payment dispute with its joint venture partner Marks & SpencerLawson-Johns says the fight had been an 'unwelcome distraction' for Ocado, given shareholders' impatience with the business. After peaking at 2,914 pence in September 2020, Ocado shares have since tumbled to just 404p as the retailer has accumulated vast losses.

Judging by a recent letter regarding the writer’s reasons for voting for Donald Trump, the author obviously:Does not pay attention to — or chooses to ignore — reporting by major newspaper and broadcast outlets. Are they all so liberal that none can be trusted? Knows little of history, i.e., could we ever have defeated polio if immunization hadn’t been universal? Hasn’t noticed Trump family cronyism in the Republican hierarchy. I could go on, but enough said!

Whether or not that’s true, being a father does appear to put men at greater risk of poor heart health later in life, a new study finds. Although fathers had worse heart health, the study also found they actually have lower death rates than men without kids. That might be because fathers have a better social support system, and social connectedness has been linked to a lower risk of death, Parker said. “Fatherhood may be protective for Black men,” Parker said. SOURCE: Northwestern University, news release, May 28, 2024What This Means For YouMen who become fathers should take special care to look after their heart health risk factors.

Oaknorth co-founder Rishi Khosla says the UK is 'less attractive' than other marketsTech unicorn Oaknorth says London’s public markets are looking ‘less attractive’ than their international peers as it mulls a potential float. Rishi Khosla, co-founder of the digital business bank, has joined the criticism of the capital, saying: ‘The UK has not done the best in branding over the last two, three, four years... really since the Brexit referendum vote,’ he told City AM. ‘We just haven’t come out and created the reputation for the UK as the place where things are happening.’ The lender has been considering a float but said the UK was ‘less attractive’ than other markets. Oaknorth was valued at £2.2billion in 2019. Its profits reached £187million for 2023, up 23 per cent.