Will the bonus bubbly still flow as reality bites for British banks? – The Guardian
The fate of the UK's biggest lender could be reflected by a mix of festive champagne and a pint of commis liability by next week. The UK's biggest lender boss is expected to begin its annual reporting period starting Thursday, but its financial performance and the resulting bonuses will be hidden by the company's shake-up […]
The Guardian view on Trump and the international criminal court: following the law of the jungle | Editorial
dOnald Trump's vicious attack on the International Criminal Court is no surprise. His last administration slapped sanctions over investigations into potential war crimes in Afghanistan, including the United States, and investigations into Israeli military actions. But his new executive order goes further, attacking the basics of the court and putting its function at risk. The […]
Wendy Williams’ guardian requests new exam after TV host slams ‘disgusting’ dementia diagnosis
Wendy Williams doubles her claim that she does not have frontotemporal dementia. The former talk show host accused her of diagnosis of “disgusting” and “fake” When she called “Breakfast Club” Wednesday. “That's something that everyone has very rarely,” she continues, “I'm not incapacitated. I'm not a baby.” Williams' law guardian Sabrina Morrissey responded to the […]
JPMorgan’s $4bn delivery of gold bullion adds to fears Trump’s tariffs will reshape global trade – The Guardian
JP Morgan, a major bank company in the United States, is planned to escalation that weighs more than 937 tons of $ 937 tons of $ 937 tons this month, and is expected to have Donald Trump's trade -in -revolutionary tariffs. I am planning what is being done. US Bank, the world's largest bullion dealer, […]
Actor Noel Clarke suffers blow in libel case brought against the Guardian | UK news
Noel Clark was hit by a legal measure against the Guardian after a high court judge refused to try to attack the publisher in the incident. In the center of London, on Wednesday, actors and producers tried to prevent the Guardian, which depends on the defense of the truth and public interests in a trial […]
‘Trump’s grifting tendencies’: how the president’s crypto ties could spur corruption – The Guardian US
wDonald Trump has promised to tap top regulatory authorities in the bonds of cryptocurrency and make the United States a “planetary cryptocation.” The industries that suffer from the controversial scandal are slowly preparing for growth, where ethical watchdogs and the fears of former prestigious people can sink. Promotes danger and potential criminal abuse for investors. […]
‘It’s a death sentence’: US health insurance system is failing, say doctors – The Guardian US
American doctors are accusing the U.S. health insurance giant of causing deadly delays in critical medical procedures and care and putting profits ahead of patients' health. According to doctors who spoke to the Guardian, companies including United Healthcare refused basic scans and took months to reconsider. “There's good evidence that these kinds of delays literally […]
New AI tool counters health insurance denials decided by automated algorithms – The Guardian US
Insurance coverage denials have increased in the U.S. in recent years, driven in part by automated algorithms powered by AI, and recently launched artificial intelligence tools could fight back by generating automated appeals. There is a gender. But to see more lasting change, health experts say health insurance systems need bigger reforms to control high […]
Thirty-two people to give evidence for Guardian in libel case brought by actor Noel Clarke | UK news
Thirty-two people are expected to give evidence in support of the Guardian's defense of a lawsuit brought against it by actor and producer Noel Clarke. Details were revealed on Monday at a pre-trial review hearing at London's High Court ahead of a defamation and data protection trial due to begin in early March. Mr Clarke, […]
The Guardian view on corridor care: the normalisation of crisis is shocking | Editorial
TTestimony from nurses about the overwhelming pressure on A&E departments across the UK has understandably shocked the public and Health Secretary Wes Streeting. The worrying but unavoidable conclusion of a new report from the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) is that 'corridor care', known as treatment given in hallways and other inappropriate locations, is increasing […]