Zelenskyy's London summit with European leaders on Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets with European leaders in London to strengthen military support and coordinate strategy against Russian aggression as conflict intensifies.
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Trump's Secret Russian Oil Deals with India and China
Exclusive investigation reveals Donald Trump's alleged involvement in multi-billion dollar Russian oil deals with India and China, raising serious questions about foreign influence and energy diplomacy during his presidency.
Russia's tea and coffee crisis deepens amid sanctions
Exclusive investigation reveals how Western sanctions are creating severe shortages of tea and coffee in Russia, with prices soaring and consumers facing empty supermarket shelves.
Gold rush drives UK retail sales to three-year high
British retail sales surged to their highest level in three years as consumers flock to gold investments and luxury goods, offering unexpected economic resilience despite ongoing cost-of-living pressures.
Lithuania: Russia violates NATO airspace again
Moscow accused of flying military aircraft through Lithuanian airspace without authorization in latest provocation against NATO territory. The incident comes amid heightened regional security concerns.
Putin defies US but admits sanctions causing losses
Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers defiant speech rejecting US demands while conceding Western sanctions are inflicting significant damage on Russia's economy and military capabilities.
Putin threatens retaliation for US Tomahawk strikes
Vladimir Putin delivers chilling response to potential American missile attacks, warning of immediate retaliation as tensions escalate between nuclear powers.
Russia: Trump sanctions were 'act of war'
Former US President Donald Trump faces extraordinary accusations from Moscow as Russia's Foreign Ministry claims his sanctions policy constituted an 'act of war', escalating tensions between the nuclear powers.
Belgium seizes Russian billions for Ukraine defence
In an unprecedented decision, Belgian authorities have confiscated €1.9 billion from frozen Russian assets, with funds redirected to support Ukraine's military efforts against Russian aggression.
Unilever restructures North American business operations
Consumer goods giant Unilever announces significant restructuring of its North American operations, affecting household names including Dove, Marmite and Magnum as part of global efficiency drive.
Trump's Russia Oil Sanctions: Will They Work?
The Trump administration's latest move to sanction Russian oil companies raises critical questions about effectiveness, global energy markets, and geopolitical strategy in a divided world.
US imposes devastating oil sanctions on Russia over Ukraine
The Biden administration imposes sweeping new sanctions targeting Russia's crucial oil industry after Vladimir Putin rejects latest diplomatic efforts to end the Ukraine conflict, marking a significant escalation in economic pressure.
Trump Tariffs Target Mattel: Barbie Price Hike Fear
Former President Donald Trump's proposed 10% universal tariff could significantly increase costs for toy giant Mattel, potentially making Barbie dolls and other popular toys more expensive for UK consumers.
London's Luxury Watch Crime Wave: Police Reveal Shocking Figures
Exclusive Metropolitan Police figures expose alarming rise in luxury watch thefts across London, with organised gangs targeting high-value timepieces in sophisticated operations.
Hermès pays UK artisans £450 for £7k Birkin bags
Exclusive investigation reveals Hermès pays UK artisans just over £450 for handmade Birkin bags retailing at £7k+, sparking ethical concerns.
Russia bans Instagram after Meta policy change
Moscow officially blocks Instagram across Russia after Meta temporarily allows violent speech against Russian forces, marking a major escalation in the digital front of the Ukraine conflict.
32 arrested in UK's biggest shoplifting operation
Major police operation targets organised crime networks behind stolen goods sales across the UK, with 32 suspects arrested and luxury items worth millions recovered.
Sofa replacement scandal: Your consumer rights explained
When a furniture retailer replaced a defective £1,399 sofa with a model £200 cheaper, a consumer rights battle began. Discover your legal standing when companies substitute inferior products.
Ireland Pioneers Landmark 'Right to Repair' Consumer Legislation
Ireland pioneers sweeping new consumer rights legislation that could revolutionise product lifespan and challenge planned obsolescence across Europe.
Avoid Vinted Scams: Spot Fake Goods Guide
Expert guide reveals the red flags for counterfeit items on Vinted, Depop and eBay. Learn essential safety tips to protect your money when shopping second-hand online.
Ferrari cuts UK cars as wealthy flee tax raids
Luxury car manufacturer Ferrari dramatically reduces British allocations as high-net-worth buyers relocate abroad following Labour's proposed tax increases on luxury goods and non-doms.
Reeves courts LVMH for UK luxury investment boost
Labour's first female Chancellor launches charm offensive targeting French luxury giant LVMH, signalling new pro-business approach to economic growth.
Supermarket Bakery Taste Test: Surprising Winner Revealed
We put six major supermarket bakeries to the ultimate taste test - the results will shock you! Discover which high street giant offers the best value and quality in our comprehensive bakery battle.
UK Retail Sales Surge Despite Budget Tax Fears
New data from Barclays reveals UK consumer spending accelerated in September 2025, with retail sales growing 1.5% despite concerns about potential tax rises in the upcoming budget.
Cronulla garage treasures sell for thousands in auction frenzy
A lifetime of forgotten possessions from a Cronulla garage transformed into a treasure trove for bargain hunters, with vintage tools and collectibles selling for thousands in a dramatic clearance auction.
Russia's WW3 Threat: UK Weapons Will Be Destroyed
Vladimir Putin's top diplomat issues stark warning to the West as Russia threatens to obliterate UK military assets used against its forces in escalating Ukraine conflict.
Fake millionaire jailed for six years in Hermès scam
Anthony May, who posed as a wealthy property developer, has been sentenced to six years for defrauding victims of luxury goods and cash in an elaborate con that funded his lavish lifestyle.
Russia Blamed for Drone Chaos at Berlin Airport
Berlin's international airport plunged into chaos as unidentified drone activity forces mass cancellations, with German officials suggesting Russian involvement in what they describe as a 'reconnaissance mission'.
Harrods vs Fortnum & Mason: Luxury Hamper Price Reveal
Discover which of London's most prestigious department stores offers the most extravagant - and expensive - festive hampers this Christmas season.
Amazon's Service Crisis: From Titan to Trouble
Once the undisputed king of online retail, Amazon now faces a crisis of customer confidence as delivery failures, counterfeit goods, and deteriorating service plague its operations.
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