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Giel Malual and John Kuei trekked from Dungeness to John o’Groats to raise funds for new schools in SudanWhen Giel Malual set out to walk the length of the UK to raise money to open a school for displaced children from his home country of Sudan, he did not expect the welcome he would receive from the British public.“All the houses that we slept in, all the welcome that we were given, all the warmth and the support, the cheers and the encouragement that we have received, it has been overwhelming,” said Malual, who completed the 900-mile walk over a month with his friend John Kuei, who is also from Sudan. Continue reading...

Après un bon troisième trimestre, ce recul inattendu s’explique notamment par une baisse de la demande intérieure et des exportations. La croissance sur l'ensemble de 2025 atteint tout de même 1%.

L'association d'épargnants annonce un rendement de 2,58% net pour son fonds en euros, ce qui le positionne parmi les plus bas du marché. Elle tente néanmoins d’enrayer la décollecte en dopant le rendement de ses nouveaux versements et en misant sur l’épargne retraite.

First man in forties to reach slam third round for 48 yearsSwiss will face Fritz after beating Arthur Gea in five setsStan Wawrinka described his marathon second-round win at the Australian Open as a special moment in his career after becoming the first 40-year-old to reach the third round of a men’s grand slam in 48 years.Wawrinka, who will retire at the end of the season, survived a five‑set epic against Arthur Gea of France, recovering from 2-1 down in sets to win 4-6, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 (3) after 4hr 33min. Continue reading...

How can a Normal understand what it feels like to turn my head and suddenly feel like the floor has smashed violently into my face?A couple of years ago I experienced something that turned my world upside down. I mean that literally (and I mean literally literally). I experienced vertigo. Specifically benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.I personally have a huge issue with the inclusion of the word “benign”, just because something isn’t going to kill you doesn’t mean it’s not going to make you feel like you might die. Trying to explain BPPV makes me sound like a spiritual healer, because it happens when tiny crystals in your inner ear shift out of place. Yes, tiny crystals. The shifting of the tiny crystals tells your brain that your body is tumbling in space, but in a fun twist – it isn’t. The earth can suddenly and completely jolt off its axis while you are standing still, let alone turning your head.Sign up for a weekly email featuring our best readsRebecca Shaw is a Guardian Australia columnist Continue reading...