Spain gained 73,492 net formal jobs in February to 20.95 million jobs, a separate report from the Social Security Ministry showed. Unemployment of young people under 25 years of age increased 3.28% in February, by 6,601 people, compared to the previous month and reaching a record low in the historical series of 207,755 people in… Read More »Spain’s February jobless falls 0.27% from January to 2.76 million
Katie Boulter has sealed her first ever WTA 500 tournament win with a stunning comeback victory over Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk – and then publicly thanked boyfriend Alex de Minaur in the crowd.
A 19-year-old with a knife charged at a CNB officer during a drug raid. He was among 119 suspect drug offenders arrested in anti-drug operations. Here’s more.
Four decades after being diagnosed with a serious heart condition and given just six months to live, Bert Janssen has set a Guinness World Record as the longest-surviving transplant patient. He says he is proof that living a long time with a heart transplant is possible. In 1984, The Netherlands had yet to perform its… Read More »Flying Dutchman recognised as longest-surviving heart transplant patient
The darkness is waning. Many Americans are seeing sunset times after 6 p.m. as daylight saving time approaches.
Germany’s economy would contract by at least 1.2% by 2028 should former U.S. President Donald Trump regain office and hike import tariffs as much as he has proposed, the German Economic Institute (IW) argued in a paper on Monday. The IW, which is financed by prominent German business associations and carries weight among Berlin policymakers,… Read More »Trump tariffs would shave at least 1.2% off German GDP by 2028, IW study shows
ADAM SHERGOLD AT THE KING POWER STADIUM: Even before their out-of-sorts display against QPR a section of Leicester fans had not warmed to manager Enzo Maresca.
CHRIS WHEELER: It’s the hope that kills you with Marcus Rashford. The hope that he will become the player he can be. The hope he will look like a man who is loving the life he always dreamed of.
JACK GAUGHAN AT THE ETIHAD: Bruno Fernandes might have unwittingly given Manchester City an idea for the rest of the season.
IAN LADYMAN: For Manchester United and Erik ten Hag, the sobering reality is that this is how it is these days against the really good teams. It’s not about winning, it’s about dignity.