A WHO report reveals that despite scientific advances, millions face severe consequences from cancer due to global inequities in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment access. Poorer countries have significantly lower survival rates and drug availability, leading to financial hardship and treatment abandonment.
Premier League clubs' pre-tax losses surged to £948m in 2024-25, up from £135m, driven by high transfer spending and lack of one-off sales profits. Net debt also rose to £3.6bn. Championship clubs also saw losses increase.
The US has refused to renew the USMCA trade pact with Mexico and Canada, opting instead for annual reviews. This decision, made on the deal's deadline, could impact businesses and investments across North America.
A report by the London School of Economics reveals a global surge in climate litigation targeting datacenters and AI infrastructure. Cases in Chile, Ireland, the US, and the UK challenge their significant energy and water consumption, and air pollution, pushing for renewable energy use and better environmental impact assessments.
