By Kit Heren More British people get their news from the internet than television for the first time ever, according to a survey. For over six decades, broadcasters led radio and newspapers as the main source of news for British people, but this has declined in recent years, Ofcom said. Some 70% of respondents to the regulator’s 2024 survey said that TV was among their main sources of news, compared with 75% in 2023 and 79% in 2018. Online news has now nudged ahead, with 71% saying that it was one of their main sources of news, increasing from 64%

By Russell Myers Nearly five years on from that infamous interview, you may be forgiven for thinking we have heard it all on Prince Andrew’s disastrous decision to sit down with the BBC. But whether it is royal insiders giving the lowdown on what went on behind the scenes, or versions of events from those on the other side of the fence – as we have seen with a Netflix film and now this mini series from Amazon – the details are just too good to look away. It may come as no surprise, apart from the Duke of York’s

A healthy and easy-to-make recipe – perfect for busy weeknights! Preparation time: 20 minutes Cooking time: 20 minutes Ingredients: 2 Seabass fillets 12 Red cherry tomatoes 100 gms White onion 2 cloves Garlic 8 Baby carrots 8 Baby potatoes 8 Asparagus spears Salt to taste Black pepper to taste 1 Lemon 2 tbsp Butter 2 tbsp Olive oil Method First, start by preparing the vegetables. Begin by slicing the potato in half, then cut the onion and chop the garlic and asparagus. Next, add some butter in a pan and allow it to melt. Once melted, add some olive oil.

It will be the first US visit by Sheikh Mohamed since assuming the Presidency of the UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will start an official visit to the United States of America on Monday, the first since assuming the Presidency of the UAE. Sheikh Mohamed will discuss with President Joe Biden the historical ties that link the UAE and the USA, which date back more than 50 years. The two leaders will explore opportunities to further enhance bilateral cooperation and boost the UAE-US strategic partnership, particularly in the areas of the economy, investment, technology, artificial

Microsoft President Brad Smit has warned that the worst kind of foreign election interference is expected in the last 48 hours of the election. The 2024 US presidential election is taking place amid active foreign interference activities where adversarial regimes in Iran and Russia are peddling disinformation and mounting cyberattacks to harm specific campaigns. At a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Wednesday, Smith said that the “most perilous moment” regarding foreign interference activities will come 48 hours before the election, according to Bloomberg. Americans will vote to elect the 47th President of the United States on November 5. Vice President

By James Ducker Manchester United will ask around 500,000 supporters if they want a new stadium or to redevelop Old Trafford as they prepare to launch the first phase of an extensive fan consultation process this week. United’s men’s, women’s and executive season ticket-holders, fans on the season-ticket waiting list and all official club members will have an initial opportunity to have their say on the hugely emotive issue when they receive a survey via email on Friday. Although Sir Jim Ratcliffe is understood to favour a new build as the centrepiece of a major regeneration project in the Old Trafford area,

Ineos Britannia have qualified for the Louis Vuitton Cup final that will determine whether GB, the US or Italy will take on New Zealand BY Tom Cary Great Britain moved a step closer to lifting their 173-year America’s Cup curse after Ben Ainslie’s Ineos Britannia qualified for next week’s Louis Vuitton Cup final, completing a tense but ultimately convincing 5-2 semi-final victory over Swiss challenger Alinghi. Ainslie’s team will face either Luna Rossa or American Magic in the challenger series final to determine who goes through to face defenders Emirates Team New Zealand in next month’s 37th America’s Cup. Britain hosted the

Jeremy Warner A certain lack of interest surrounds this week’s decision by the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee on interest rates and so-called “quantitative tightening”. I say this not as a “stop reading here” warning to all but central bank obsessives, but to highlight what until recently would have been seen as a rather remarkable development – that monetary policy is again becoming “boring”. This was always the ambition of Mervyn King when he was Governor the Bank of England – for the Bank’s role in maintaining price and macroeconomic stability to be seen as so dull, repetitive and

By Jack Kim SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korea tested new tactical ballistic missiles using super-large warheads and modified cruise missiles on Wednesday as leader Kim Jong Un called for stronger conventional weapons and nuclear capabilities, state news agency KCNA reported. The tests to improve weapons capabilities are required because of the grave threat posed by outside forces to the security of the country, Kim, who led the tests, was quoted as saying. The account followed the firing of multiple short-range ballistic missiles on Wednesday reported by the South Korean military, which was the second time the North test-launched missiles in a

Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Sir Keir Starmer of sending “mixed messages” over Britain’s support for Israel and “undermining” the country’s right to self-defence. Israel’s prime minister criticised the new Labour government for suspending around 30 arms exports to Israel amid concerns they could be used in violations of international humanitarian law in the Gaza conflict. Sir Keir’s decision has caused diplomatic tensions with Israel and Mr Netanyahu, speaking to the Daily Mail, said: “After the October 7 Hamas massacre, the previous British government was clear in its support. “Unfortunately, the current Government is sending mixed messages. “They say that Israel has the