Trump: Let Russia attack NATO nations not paying defence bills
Former US President Donald Trump stuns Brussels with controversial NATO comments, suggesting Russia should target members failing to meet defence spending targets.
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UK retail sales plummet amid cost-of-living crisis
British retail sales suffer sharpest drop in three years as consumers cut back on non-essentials, with food sales also declining for the first time since 2020.
Ex-Labour minister pushes for wealth tax, warns against cuts
Ex-Labour minister calls for wealth tax to address economic inequality, warning against austerity measures that could harm public services.
Trump's golden White House renovation sparks controversy
Former President Donald Trump's extravagant renovation of the White House, including a golden ballroom, has raised eyebrows and sparked debate over presidential spending.
Bride's shocking wedding spend sparks online debate
A bride's jaw-dropping wedding budget has gone viral, sparking heated discussions about modern wedding costs and financial priorities.
DHS spends $10K on Kinkade painting amid backlash
The US Department of Homeland Security has come under fire after spending thousands on a Thomas Kinkade painting for its office, sparking outrage over taxpayer money usage.
Arsenal & Chelsea smash transfer records in spending spree
Premier League clubs Arsenal and Chelsea have shattered transfer records in a staggering summer window, with player fees reaching unprecedented heights. Discover the eye-watering figures behind football's latest financial frenzy.
US economy grows 3.3% in Q4 on strong consumer spending
The US economy expanded at a faster-than-expected pace in Q4 2023, driven by robust consumer spending despite high interest rates. Economists remain cautiously optimistic about 2024.
Costco's secret rule about free samples revealed
Costco has a little-known policy that might stop you from enjoying free samples. Here's what you need to know to avoid disappointment on your next warehouse run.
Temu shoppers warned over scams and data theft risks
UK shoppers using Temu are being warned about potential scams, data theft, and misleading discounts. Experts reveal the hidden dangers of the viral shopping platform.
Trump tariffs cost Americans $500 more yearly
New analysis reveals that Trump’s tariffs are costing American households hundreds more each year, with no clear economic benefits. Experts warn of long-term damage.
Shoppers flee UK high streets amid food price crisis
Cash-strapped Brits are turning away from high street retailers as food inflation continues to squeeze household budgets, new data reveals.
UK shop prices fall for first time since 2021
Shop prices in the UK have fallen for the first time in over two years, offering much-needed relief to struggling families as inflation slows. The British Retail Consortium reports a 0.1% decline in June.
Brooklyn Beckham's lavish spending sparks debate
Brooklyn Beckham's latest financial flex has raised eyebrows as he splurges on luxury items while fans question his career achievements.
Police Scotland spends £500k on Vauxhall cars amid cuts
Police Scotland has come under fire for spending £500,000 on Vauxhall cars while officers face budget constraints and public sector cuts.
Urgent recall: Household item risks injuries & hearing loss
A widely used household product has been urgently recalled after reports of serious injuries and potential hearing loss. Discover if your home is at risk.
United Airlines U-turns on unpopular passenger policy
United Airlines has reversed a widely criticised policy following backlash from travellers. The airline's swift U-turn comes after customers voiced their frustration over the unpopular rule.
Webjet fined £9m for misleading pricing
The online travel giant Webjet has been hit with a hefty £9 million fine for deceptive pricing practices, leaving customers in the dark about hidden fees. Here's the full story.
UK pledges 2.5% GDP defence spending by 2030
The British government has pledged to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030, ensuring the nation is prepared for escalating global security challenges.
Stanley Cups fail in heat tests
Popular insulated cups, including Stanley brand, may not perform as advertised in extreme heat. Experts explain why your drink might not stay cold.
Never buy eye-level supermarket items - here's why
Discover the sneaky tactics supermarkets use to make you spend more and learn how to outsmart them with these expert shopping tips.
Taxpayer money funds secret Victoria treaty perks
Taxpayers are footing the bill for lavish perks in a secret treaty, raising questions about government spending priorities.
Super-Sized Shampoo: Worth the Hype?
Sarah Rainey investigates the growing trend of super-sized shampoo bottles and whether they deliver on their promises of convenience and value.
BNPL shake-up: New rules to protect UK shoppers
The UK government is cracking down on 'Buy Now, Pay Later' schemes with stricter regulations to shield shoppers from hidden fees and spiralling debt. Here's what you need to know.
Amazon hikes essential item prices, breaks pledge
Amazon has discreetly increased prices on essential household items, contradicting its earlier promise to keep costs low for consumers. Find out which products are affected and why.
Frigidaire recalls mini fridges over fire fears
Frigidaire has issued a recall for certain mini-fridge models due to potential fire risks. Here’s how to check if your appliance is affected and what steps to take.
Frigidaire recalls mini fridges over fire hazard
Thousands of Frigidaire mini fridges have been recalled due to a potential fire risk. Here’s how to check if your appliance is affected and what to do next.
Home Office criticised over £1.5m Epping asylum property
The Home Office is under fire for spending £1.5 million on a property in Epping, Essex, intended for asylum seekers, despite local opposition and legal challenges.
UK consumer confidence at two-year high
Britons' financial outlook improves as inflation eases and wage growth stabilises, according to the latest Office for National Statistics data.
Chocolate shrinkflation scandal hits UK shoppers
British consumers are outraged as major chocolate brands reduce product sizes while keeping prices the same, sparking accusations of 'shrinkflation' tactics.
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