Despite an overall tough festive period for retailers, online jewelery demand helped boost retail sales in December. Statistics show. Sales were up 0.4% from the previous month, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said, citing online jewelers reporting increased demand for precious metals such as gold and silver. Internet shopping performed well, while supermarket and…
IG Group, a trading and investment platform based in London, has defied industry competitors by supporting Rachel Reeves’ proposal to revamp Britain’s most popular savings product. Sky News has seen a letter from Michael Healy, the UK managing director of IG Group, in which he argues that cash ISAs “have become too popular relative to…
Shapes that seem out of place have long dotted the sea floor off southern Japan. Divers near Amami Oshima Island began noticing large circular patterns carved into the sand in the 1990s, which were precise enough to appear artificial. Every year, they would appear and then vanish, leaving behind nothing but curiosities. No clear explanation…
We have a busy day of racing on Friday with action from Doncaster, Southwell, Wolverhampton and Meydan, live Sky Sports Racing… 2.15 Doncaster – Fingals Hill and guard duty on Lock Horn feature Fingals Hill and Guard Duty are in form, making for a nice competition, with Virgin Bet supporting safe gambling odds at Doncaster….
warchild Olivia Rodrigo is one of over 30 artists to appear on Child’s Help 2 album Damon Albarn is standing in the door of the Abbey Road canteen and is in deep conversation with Carl Barat of The Libertines. Nearby, pupils are lining up for a fresh batch of lasagna. Around them, half a dozen…
Putin’s mouthpieces are sending threats to Britain (Image: Getty) While the dictator was talking “peace” to Donald Trump’s emissaries in the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin’s mouthpieces issued terrifying threats to destroy Britain with nuclear missiles. Moscow demonstrated a simultaneous show of force by forcing NATO to send warplanes to escort Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bombers patrolling over…
Celtic survived a Bologna fightback to take a vital point in their last Europa League match and keep their promotion hopes alive. It was a dream start for the Hoops in Italy as Daizen Maeda pounced on a goalkeeping error to set up Rio Hatate for the early opener. However, two quick yellow cards sent…
