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  • EU referendum: Putin would be smiling at Brexit as opponents would love a Leave vote, says William Hague

    June 21, 2016

    Vladimir Putin would allow "himself a thin but satisfied smile" if the UK votes to the leave the EU, a former foreign secretary has warned. William Hague has warned that Brexit would be a big boost for the UK's opponents, who would love to "cause mischief" in the event of Leave vote. "Away from the [...]

  • EU referendum: Stock markets and currencies poised for unprecedented volatility before Brexit vote

    June 20, 2016

    Financial markets are bracing themselves for one of the most volatile weeks of trading in living memory ahead of the EU referendum. Analysts said this week could unleash “chaos” on the stock markets, with volatility already sky-high and indexes across the world bouncing up and down on the slightest whiff of referendum news. Sterling, meanwhile, [...]

  • Hold on to your hats: Markets brace for referendum turmoil

    June 20, 2016

    Financial markets are braced for one of the most volatile weeks of trading since the height of the financial crisis in 2008. As referendum campaigning resumes following its suspension after the horrific murder of MP Jo Cox last Thursday, analysts said this week could unleash “chaos” on already volatile stock markets. Ranko Berich, head of analysis [...]

  • Euro 2016 betting: Wounded Welsh look ready to bounce back and make history

    June 19, 2016

    Wales can book their place in the last 16 by beating Russia in Toulouse on Monday evening. In fact, even a draw should be good enough for Chris Coleman’s men to prolong their stay in the tournament. Only a last-gasp Daniel Sturridge winner prevented them from earning a point against England last Thursday and it [...]

  • Mercedes blame F1 rules after Lewis Hamilton thwarted by technical problem in Baku

    June 19, 2016

    Mercedes blamed Formula One’s radio regulations after a technical problem dented Briton Lewis Hamilton’s title hopes at the European Grand Prix in Baku, Azerbaijan on Sunday. Hamilton vented his frustration to the team as he battled with the settings on his car and, although Mercedes engineers knew how to fix the problem, F1 rules prevented [...]

  • EU referendum: Russian President claims David Cameron tried to blackmail the European Union

    June 18, 2016

    Vladimir Putin has accused David Cameron of trying to "blackmail" the European Union to scare the bloc into granting him concessions ahead of the 23 June referendum. The Russian president, who foreign secretary Philip Hammond said was the only world leader that supported Brexit, added he could not understand why David Cameron was letting the public have a say [...]

  • Olympics 2016: Russian athletes banned from competing in Rio de Janeiro by IAAF

    June 17, 2016

    Russia's athletics team will be barred from competing at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, after failing to convince the sport's governing body it had sufficiently dealt with doping amongst its athletes. The International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) has refused to lift the suspension imposed on Russia following revelations of a state-sponsored doping [...]

  • European Union extends sanctions against Russian-annexed Crimea

    June 17, 2016

    The European Union has paved the way to extend its sanctions programme against Russia today, announcing the ban on doing business with the Russian-annexed parts of Crimea will stay in place for another year. Sanctions were imposed on Russia in the aftermath of its invasion of Crimea and the ensuing instability in Ukraine. Today's decision bans all [...]

  • It’s happening: A robot escaped from its lab and made break for freedom

    June 17, 2016

    I, Robot? More like bye, robot: an automaton made a bid for freedom yesterday, escaping from its lab – only to cause a traffic jam. The BBC reported a “Promobot” at a research lab in the Russian town of Perm went on an adventure after an engineer forgot to close a gate. The robot made it about [...]

  • Bad news, sky watchers: It’s going to take another 1,500 years for humanity to encounter aliens

    June 16, 2016

    If you're worried about an alien invasion, you can calm down: a new study by astronomers at Cornell University has suggested humans won't make contact with extraterrestrials for another 1,500 years.  Even Solomonides and Yervant Terzian combined the Fermi Paradox, which says billions of Earth-like planets exist in our galaxy, with Copernicus' mediocrity principle, which postulates that the [...]

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