Getty Images Wellbeing has become such a priceless (or often expensive) endeavour that we can’t seem to get enough of it. Last year, we were mainlining magnesium and consuming creatine—a muscle-boosting supplement that became mainstream—and we turned to AI chatbots for help with anything from a personalised training regimen to a daily meal plan. And…
Russians A Russian military blogger feared that any US capture of Venezuelan oil reserves could cause a “nightmare” collapse of the country’s economy, which is dependent on energy exports. 22:31, 03 January 2026 Updated 22:33, 03 January 2026 Russians fear US control over Venezuelan oil could damage the country’s economy (image: Poole/AFP via…
US President Donald Trump has said American oil companies will be allowed to move into Venezuela to tap its vast crude reserves following a US military operation that led to the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. Speaking at a press conference on Saturday, Trump said major US energy firms would invest billions of dollars to…
Your phone’s already part of your training environment. It sits next to your water bottle, lives in your gym bag, and comes out between sets, whether you plan to use it or not. As 2025 wraps up inside the gym, the difference between repeating the same results next year and making real progress often comes…
The unstoppable rise from a social media fad to a major force in the economy is complete. These platforms now shape the economy, affecting how we work, buy, sell, and innovate. They have moved from the periphery to the core, proving that connection, in the digital age, has undeniable commercial power. What began as a digital playground for sharing…
Nairobi, Kenya — Kenyans are mourning the death of their beloved “Super Tusker” elephant, whose long life in the wild became a symbol of the country’s increasingly successful efforts to protect the mammal from ivory poachers. The name of the bull elephant who died on Saturday was Craig. He lived in Amboseli National Park, a…
BBC Sir Keir Starmer has refused to comment on whether US President Donald Trump’s military action against Venezuela broke international law. In an interview for the BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg program, the Prime Minister did not condemn the US attacks. He said he was waiting to establish all the facts but would “not back…
