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But this disturbing incident, which saw Donald Trump berate Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey, is just the latest grim example of the POTUS’s well-documented woman problem. Trump has so far managed to shake off scandal after scandal, but the Epstein saga appears to have seriously thrown him off kilter. In the meantime, though, these are some of the women who have played a key role in the Epstein files saga so far. Since then, she’s been a key voice in pushing for the Epstein files to be released, and has warned against politicising the issue. “Many people would prefer it if women were silenced, if women were second-class citizens and didn’t fight back,” she told The Times in 2018.
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Sales of the Japanese powdered green tea beverage have doubled this year. The UK matcha tea market was worth £46million last year, and is expected to be worth £74million by 2030, according to Grand View Horizon research. Because the whole leaf is used, matcha is more nutrient-dense than other “healthy” green teas. Searches for “why is matcha good for you”, “where can I buy matcha powder” and “what does a matcha latte taste like” are up in all four nations of the UK. Google Trends shows peak search interest for matcha this summer (June 1-7, 2025) was almost double that of latte and five times that of cappuccino.
The promoters are likely to be questioned as the investigation proceeds, PTI reported.The Kashmir Times management sharply criticised the raids, calling the allegations of anti-state activities "baseless" and part of a broader attempt to silence "independent journalism. It does not weaken it," they added.The editors alleged that the organisation was being targeted precisely for its independent reporting. "In an era when critical voices are increasingly scarce, we remain one of the few independent outlets willing to speak truth to power. "Kashmir Times is one of those rare newspapers in Kashmir that not only spoke truth to power but refused to bend or buckle under pressure and intimidation. "In Kashmir, every outlet of truth is being choked by invoking the anti-national slur.
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The code is also said to acknowledge that a transgender person could be barred from single-sex spaces even when their biological sex matches. Single-sex spaces ‘legitimate’The EHRC document also describes the provision of single-sex spaces for “ensuring the safety of women or the privacy and dignity of women and/or men” as a “legitimate aim”. Following ministerial approval, the revised code must be laid before Parliament for 40 days before it can be brought into force. Charlotte Nichols, Labour MP for Warrington North, said that when she was younger and had a pixie haircut she would frequently be mis-gendered and called “Sir”. Another Labour MP and ally of Ms Phillipson’s, speaking on condition of anonymity, added that if the minister “needs to take her time, then she needs to take her time”.
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Once ministerial approval is granted, the Government must lay the draft code before Parliament for 40 days before it can be brought into force. The EHRC wrote to Ms Phillipson, who is also Education Secretary, last month urging her to hurry up with bringing in the new guidance, warning some organisations are currently using unlawful practices. Asked about the code on Thursday, Ms Phillipson said she is going through it “thoroughly and carefully”. She told reporters: “I have responsibilities to make sure that’s done properly and we’re taking the time to get this right. Defending the delay in publishing the guidance, Mr MacAlister said: “Three months is very little time in the grand scheme of things.
Russia-Ukraine war to end? What Trump's plan saysLive EventsPlan tilted in Russia’s favourWashington pushes Zelenskyy to consider concessionsas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelUS President Donald Trump has quietly backed a sweeping 28-point peace plan aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine war, a proposal that would require Kyiv to concede to significant demands, largely endorsed by Moscow and in its favour, according to a report by the Financial Times.The framework was developed jointly by US and Russian officials and then conveyed to Kyiv this week by Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff. Some officials involved in the process called it an effort by the Trump administration to “show progress” on diplomacy even as Kyiv viewed it as deeply imbalanced. The US was pressing Moscow to articulate its demands clearly to enable peace talks to begin, the report added.
A plan to end the war in Ukraine, negotiated between the Trump administration and Russia, would require Kyiv to surrender territory, significantly reduce the size of its army and relinquish some types of weaponry, according to officials familiar with the proposal. The 28-point proposal, drafted without Ukrainian involvement, reflects the maximalist demands the Kremlin has made throughout the war, which Ukraine has long denounced as amounting to capitulation. It is the latest effort by the Trump administration to reinvigorate stalled settlement talks in the nearly four-year-old war. Kyiv is also under growing pressure on the battlefield, as Moscow’s forces make gains against a Ukrainian military that is stretched thin. “One thing is clear,” said Kostiantyn Yelisieiev, a former presidential foreign policy adviser.
14 new Nando's restaurants to open across UKThe South African-owned company’s expansion programme, which includes a number of sites which have already launched, comes after the business opened 12 UK sites a year earlier. Nando’s said just some of the new restaurants include sites in:BedfordDerbyPeterboroughBishop AucklandMaidenheadSheffieldEdinburgh GylePaddingtonLiverpool Edge LaneNando's also told Newsquest it is aiming to open five more before the end of February 2026. The group said it is seeking to increase the number of company-owned restaurants and also expand its wider international footprint. In freshly filed accounts, Nando’s shared it saw sales grow over the half-year to August and it has been “encouraged by customer demand”. Rob Papps, group chief executive of Nando’s, commented: “The 2025 financial year saw Nando’s continue to deliver a strong sales performance driven by robust consumer demand for our flame-grilled peri-peri chicken supported by our strong brand and customer proposition.
