Drug dealer's girlfriend jailed over £68k designer goods haul
Whitney-Marie Walker, 23, lived a luxury life funded by her partner's drug dealing. She has now been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison. Read the full story.
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Hitler's Stolen Gifts to Nazi Henchman Revealed
Exclusive: Newly discovered diary reveals Hitler personally rewarded a brutal regional Nazi boss with presents looted from occupied territories. Read the shocking paper trail.
Hitler's Stolen Gifts to Nazi Henchman Revealed
Exclusive: A newly discovered Nazi diary reveals how Adolf Hitler personally rewarded a regional enforcer with Christmas presents looted from occupied territories. Read the shocking paper trail.
Tesco brings back Value label in price battle with Aldi
Tesco resurrects its blue-and-white Value branding for the first time since 2012, pledging to freeze prices on 3,000 branded items. Discover how this move intensifies the supermarket price war.
Martin Lewis Explains Key Retail Rights for UK Shoppers
Money expert Martin Lewis clarifies your legal rights when returning faulty items, urging this knowledge be taught in schools. Learn how to claim refunds or repairs.
Martin Lewis Explains Key Consumer Rights We All Need
Money expert Martin Lewis breaks down vital retail rights that can secure refunds or repairs for faulty tech. Learn the 'SAD FART' rule and why he says this knowledge is essential for schools.
Diet Cherry Coke Returns for Good in 2026
Coca-Cola confirms Diet Cherry Coke is back for good in 2026, ending years of limited releases. UK fans can expect the beloved flavour after the US launch.
Bank warns of major furniture price hikes in 2026
Wells Fargo warns UK consumers to buy furniture now before new tariffs cause 'noticeable' price increases in early 2026. Retailers may soon pass on higher import costs.
Bank warns furniture prices to rise sharply due to tariffs
Wells Fargo warns UK shoppers to buy furniture now before import tariffs cause 'noticeable' price hikes in 2026. Retailers may soon pass on higher costs.
Fight Back: Your Essential UK Shopping Rights Explained
Consumer expert Martyn James reveals the common lies retailers tell to avoid refunds and your legal rights to fight back. Know your rights on returns, missing parcels and faulty goods.
$400k Lobster Shipment Hijacked in US Supply Chain Theft
A $400,000 shipment of live lobsters bound for Costco stores was hijacked, highlighting a surge in organised cargo theft plaguing US supply chains. Read the full investigation.
Returning Christmas gifts without a receipt? Know your rights
Received an unwanted or faulty Christmas gift? Learn your UK consumer rights on returns, refunds, and what counts as proof of purchase, even without the original receipt.
Free Public Payphones: A Vital Lifeline in Australia
Australia's free public payphones are more than a festive novelty; they're a crucial safety net for vulnerable groups and a reminder of the immense value of universal public goods. Discover why Telstra made calls free.
Martin Lewis: Your Christmas Gift Return Rights Explained
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis clarifies your consumer rights for returning Christmas presents. Learn the key differences between faulty and unwanted items and crucial advice for gift-givers.
Couple die trapped in Tokyo sauna due to faulty door
A husband and wife died in a Tokyo sauna fire after a faulty door handle trapped them inside. The emergency alarm had no power for two years. Read the full investigation.
Couple die trapped in Tokyo sauna fire, alarm was off
A young couple died in a Tokyo sauna fire after a faulty door handle trapped them inside. The facility's fire alarm panel was reportedly switched off. Read the full investigation details.
Hauser & Wirth gallery to stand trial in 2028 over sanctions
London's Hauser & Wirth art gallery, where Princess Eugenie works, will stand trial in 2028 accused of breaching Russian sanctions by making a luxury painting available. Read the full details.
US raid kills Syrian undercover agent in error
A US-led operation in Syria killed a man working undercover against IS, highlighting intelligence failures amid shifting alliances. Discover the complex security implications.
Faulty Glucose Monitors Linked to 7 Deaths, FDA Warns
The FDA warns of 7 deaths and 700+ injuries linked to faulty Abbott glucose monitors. 3 million devices affected. Check your model now.
Mental health warning for Ozempic and weight-loss drugs
Australia's medicines regulator issues new safety warnings for GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, highlighting risks of suicidal thoughts and reduced contraceptive effectiveness. Learn the details.
$30M Settlement for Teen Killed in Faulty Crosswalk
A grieving Seattle family secures a $30 million settlement after their 13-year-old son was killed due to a faulty pedestrian crossing signal. Discover how this tragedy is driving change.
Third Post Office IT system case referred to appeal
The criminal conviction of former subpostmaster Gareth Snow, based on evidence from a third faulty Post Office IT system, has been referred to the Court of Appeal. Discover the latest development in the ongoing Post Office scandal.
Retailers Urge Faster End to Import Tax Break
British retailers demand immediate end to £150 import tax break, calling current system unfair to UK businesses. Government urged to act before April 2026 deadline.
Sailor killed by faulty winch on round-the-world trip
A 74-year-old New Zealand sailor died after being pulled into a defective winch on his yacht off the Isle of Wight. Read the full MAIB report on the tragic sailing accident.
Widower Sues Tesla After Wife Dies in Fiery Model 3 Crash
A Washington man files a federal lawsuit against Tesla, alleging faulty design in a Model 3 caused a fatal crash and fire, trapping his wife inside. Read the full investigation.
Dick's Sporting Goods to Close Foot Locker Stores
Dick's Sporting Goods announces Foot Locker store closures following its $2.4 billion acquisition. Executive Chairman Ed Stack calls it an 'unavoidable reset'. Read the latest updates.
Luxury sales fall as shoppers reject price hikes
Global personal luxury goods sales are forecast to drop 2% in 2025, marking the first two-year decline since the financial crisis. Discover why affluent shoppers are turning away from premium brands.
Martin Lewis clarifies key consumer rights for Christmas
Money expert Martin Lewis sets the record straight on refunds and returns this festive season. Discover your legal rights and how to claim what you're owed.
HMRC wrongly strips child benefit from thousands
HMRC faces scrutiny after using faulty Home Office data to wrongly remove child benefit from nearly 4,000 parents. Treasury committee demands answers over 'costly error'.
Cat's hiss uncovers dangerous electrical wiring fault
A UK cat owner's life was potentially saved after their pet repeatedly hissed at a plug socket, revealing dangerously faulty wiring. Learn the warning signs to protect your home.
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