‘I can finally breathe’: Nelly Korda relief at equalling LPGA Tour record in Chevron win April 22, 2024 The world No1 became the first player for 19 years to win five tournaments in a row on the LPGA Tour.
Drifting for beginners: we go sideways in a Caterham Seven April 19, 2024 What’s the most fun you can have at 20mph? I’ll give you a clue: it isn’t stop-starting across most of south London on a Tuesday morning. Thankfully, things are about to get considerably more exciting. The venue is Brands Hatch, the car is a Caterham Seven and today’s ‘work’ involves skids, spins and generally going sideways. [...]
Kia Ceed review: Still sensible after all these years April 15, 2024 Tim Pitt drives the Kia Ceed: an easygoing family hatchback that majors on value for money. But should you pick one up for the school run?
Is there an AI bubble and will it burst? April 10, 2024 As stocks like Nvidia have risen over 200 per cent in the last year, some are worried an AI bubble is emerging. Jess Jones and Elliot Gulliver-Needham take a closer look
Move over flying cars, data centres are the treasure chests of the future April 7, 2024 They may not be quite as headline-grabbing, but data centres will power the next industrial revolution, writes George Lazarias.
Hyundai Tucson review: Hybrid stands out from the SUV crowd April 4, 2024 John Redfern drives the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid, an affordable SUV that majors on space and style – read the full review here
Radical SR10 XXR review: British-built track car is ready to race March 25, 2024 Tim Pitt straps in for a world exclusive first drive of the Radical SR10 XXR: a British-built track car that is ready to race
Ollie Phillips: England can take encouragement from Six Nations March 17, 2024 Our rugby columnist give his-team-by-team verdict on the Six Nations.
Trainline shares soar as ticket sales hit £5.3bn on ‘less severe’ rail strike impact March 14, 2024 Trainline shares soared over ten per cent this morning as ticket sales reached £5.3bn, reflecting British rails ongoing post-pandemic recovery.
Dentons accused of anti-money laundering failures when representing a ‘politically exposed’ client March 4, 2024 The largest law firm in the world, Dentons, is defending itself against allegations from the legal regulator that it breached anti-money laundering regulations when acting for a client. Starting on Monday, the law firm was at the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) over allegations that the law firm failed when acting for a politically exposed person [...]