N Chandrasekaran has said he will not seek reappointment as Tata Group chairman when his term ends in February, after the Tata Sons board failed to agree on extending his tenure, sending shares in listed Tata companies lower.
N Chandrasekaran has said he will not seek reappointment as Tata Group chairman when his term ends in February, after the Tata Sons board failed to agree on extending his tenure, sending shares in listed Tata companies lower.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has accepted that his cost-of-living announcements are insufficient on their own, pointing to a possible overhaul of rail fares and greater public control of energy, water and housing.
The JCB Hydromax has achieved a new world land speed record for hydrogen-powered vehicles, registering an average speed of 406.320 mph at the Bonneville Salt Flats. The vehicle, which uses twin hydrogen internal combustion engines, produced virtually no carbon emissions during its record-breaking runs.
Kia has announced the official US pricing for its EV3 electric crossover, starting at $31,385, making it the manufacturer's most affordable EV in the American market. The vehicle, which has been available in other markets for nearly two years, faced delays in its US introduction due to tariffs before a shift in production plans made its launch more viable.
Clifford Wilby, 63, has been convicted of harassing Labour MP Stella Creasy on a Victoria line train, where he was found to have blocked her exit and behaved in an "abusive and aggressive" manner. The incident followed a previous contentious online meeting between the pair.
The Edinburgh International Film Festival is set to showcase a strong year for Scottish cinema, highlighting the industry's resurgence and the impact of dedicated funding, despite ongoing challenges faced by independent producers in the global marketplace.
Three men convicted of murder are set to be executed in three different US states on the same day, marking the first such occurrence in 16 years. The scheduled deaths come as the US experiences a sharp increase in capital punishment, driven by policy changes at both federal and state levels, despite declining public support for the practice.
Romania's sole nuclear power station has been forced to shut down one of its reactors due to severely low water levels in the Danube River, mirroring widespread impacts of extreme heat and drought across Europe. The incident highlights the continent's vulnerability to climate change, with record temperatures, wildfires, and economic damage affecting multiple countries.
