Some economists are expecting GDP to have flatlined or declined in May, after slipping by 0.1% in April.
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Rubén Olmo faces his last stage as director of the National Ballet of Spain (he will leave the company in 2027) the same as he began it: with one foot…
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The Israeli historian and philosopher Yuval Noah Harari, 50, an expert in analyzing humanity as a whole, its constants and, above all, its dangers, waits for EL PAÍS at noon…
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Culture
San Fermín Fair: Isaac Fonseca walks a populist ear before a serious mansada by José Escolar | Culture
The Mexican bullfighter Isaac Fonseca, thanks to a more populist than established bullfighting, cut off the only ear of the bullfight from the only bull, sixth of the afternoon, which…
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A Russian car thief. A Mancunian ex-heroin addict who’d proudly upgraded to methadone. A Cambridge boy estranged from his trust fund. A former academic who, after a brain injury, could…
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The London-based firm indicated that cost controls helped to offset another quarter of weakness in the wider recruitment sector.
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Community
How ultra-rich foreign investors are hollowing out London and inflating the housing market
“(We cannot) ignore London’s position as a global prime city and the financialisation of the housing market – it’s conceivable we risk a ‘doughnut’ London, where people move from the…
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The FTSE 100 closed at 10,497.29, up some 24.84 points.