Bolt criticises 'taxi tax' and trials new bidding feature
Ride-sharing firm Bolt has launched a new bidding trial across nine UK cities and criticised a potential 20% VAT on fares. Discover how this affects drivers and passengers.
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Putin Backs Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan Under US Pressure
Vladimir Putin endorses Donald Trump's controversial peace proposal for Ukraine, which faces a US deadline to cede land and abandon NATO ambitions or lose vital military support.
Zara staff to protest on Black Friday over pay
Zara employees across Europe are staging Black Friday protests to demand the return of a profit-sharing scheme. Discover how this action could impact the retail giant.
WNBA Proposes $1.1m Max Salary in New CBA
WNBA's latest collective bargaining proposal offers maximum salaries exceeding $1.1 million and revenue sharing. Players seek transformative deal before November deadline. Explore the groundbreaking changes.
Northern Ireland government restored after DUP deal
Northern Ireland's devolved government is set to resume after the Democratic Unionist Party agreed to end their 24-month blockade, following new UK government legislation addressing post-Brexit trade concerns.
Sinn Féin Israel comments spark Northern Ireland political crisis
Northern Ireland's political landscape faces fresh turmoil as Sinn Féin ministers face criticism over controversial remarks about Israel, prompting intervention from Westminster and creating new tensions in the power-sharing government.
Stormont Crisis Over Troubles Immunity Legislation
Stormont's devolved government could be dissolved as families of Troubles victims threaten legal action against the UK government's controversial immunity bill, creating a major constitutional crisis.
70 pupils withdrawn over migrant classes in primary school
Furious parents have removed dozens of children from a primary school after discovering their classrooms are being used to teach adult migrants English during school hours, raising serious safeguarding concerns.
Worker in hi-vis vest caught hurling Lime bikes into van
CCTV footage captures the moment a man in high-visibility clothing is seen violently hurling rental bicycles into a van before speeding away from a London street.
The Block winners face cash crisis as payments delayed
EXCLUSIVE: Contestants from Channel 9's hit renovation show The Block are facing financial turmoil as promised prize money remains unpaid weeks after filming wrapped, leaving families in desperate situations.
The hidden dangers of renting from friends
As rental costs soar, more Britons are turning to friends for accommodation. But does mixing money and friendship create a recipe for disaster? Exclusive insights reveal the emotional and financial pitfalls.
NI Minister faces backlash over Israel remarks
Stormont's Infrastructure Minister faces mounting pressure after controversial remarks about Israel, sparking cross-community condemnation and threatening power-sharing stability.
Stormont Recall Over Gaza Sparks Political Crisis
Northern Ireland's power-sharing government faces unprecedented disruption as politicians clash over Israeli-Palestinian conflict, threatening devolved governance stability.
Northern Ireland's Stormont crisis threatens UK union
Northern Ireland faces unprecedented political gridlock as Stormont remains suspended, raising critical questions about governance and the future of the Union amid growing public frustration.
Uber vs Taxis: The Airport Transport Battle Intensifies
Exclusive analysis reveals how the ongoing conflict between ride-sharing giant Uber and traditional taxi services is reshaping airport transportation in Sydney and Melbourne, affecting prices and passenger experience.
Pine Gap protests target Australia's Gaza war role
Protesters target Australia's top-secret Pine Gap facility, accusing the government of complicity in Gaza conflict deaths through intelligence sharing with US military operations.
Uber drivers refuse passengers deemed too heavy
Uber drivers across Britain are rejecting passengers deemed 'too heavy' in a controversial new trend that's sparking debate about discrimination and passenger rights.
Martin's stark warning over Northern Ireland future
Irish Deputy PM Micheál Martin delivers stark warning about Northern Ireland's political stability amid ongoing Brexit tensions and power-sharing crisis.
Netflix Brazil Password Crackdown Sparks User Fury
Streaming giant Netflix sparks user fury as it begins charging extra for password sharing in Brazil, with similar measures expected to hit California and other markets soon.
New Social Media Platform Vows to Pay Users Directly
A groundbreaking social media platform called Spoutible promises to share advertising revenue directly with content creators, challenging industry giants with its user-first payment model.
Met Police officer cleared in evidence sharing misconduct case
A Metropolitan Police officer has been cleared of gross misconduct after being accused of sharing sensitive case footage. The disciplinary panel found insufficient evidence to prove he knew the material was restricted.
Sinn Féin faces backlash over Israel-Palestine motion
Northern Ireland's political landscape faces fresh turmoil as Sinn Féin's controversial motion on the Israel-Palestine conflict sparks cross-party criticism and threatens to destabilise power-sharing arrangements.
Northern Ireland Assembly paralysis continues
Northern Ireland's political crisis deepens as Assembly Speaker Edwin Poots blocks recall attempt amid DUP boycott, leaving power-sharing government in limbo.
House-sharing revolution sweeps UK amid cost of living crisis
Discover why thousands of UK adults are embracing multi-generational living and creative house-sharing arrangements to combat soaring living costs and build financial resilience.
Prince William helped end Northern Ireland's 14-year deadlock
Exclusive: The Prince of Wales played a crucial behind-the-scenes role in breaking Northern Ireland's political stalemate, with royal intervention helping restore power-sharing after 14 years of deadlock.
Irish Minister May Become Northern Ireland First Minister
In an unprecedented development for UK politics, Ireland's deputy premier Micheál Martin could become Northern Ireland's first minister, marking a dramatic shift in cross-border relations.
Sinn Féin could lead Northern Ireland government - Martin
Micheál Martin delivers stark prediction about Sinn Féin's potential ascent to power in Stormont, signalling dramatic political shift in Northern Ireland's landscape.
DUP's Robinson attacks UK government over Israeli sanctions
DUP leader Gavin Robinson has launched a scathing attack on the UK Government's decision to impose sanctions on Israeli settlers, warning it threatens to destabilise the delicate power-sharing agreement at Stormont.
Northern Ireland power-sharing crisis as Stormont deadline looms
Critical negotiations intensify as Northern Ireland faces a pivotal moment in its political history, with power-sharing institutions at risk of collapse and key parties divided over post-Brexit arrangements.
£500k scratchcard win becomes tax nightmare
A UK woman's life-changing £500,000 scratchcard victory transformed into a bureaucratic nightmare when HMRC demanded £90,000 in unpaid taxes, revealing the hidden costs of instant wealth.
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