$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.
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Reclaiming Christmas after parents' divorce
Lucy Pearson shares how breaking from tradition and spending Christmas away from her divorced parents brought back the festive magic. Discover her story and tips for a drama-free December.
Ukraine's Dancing with the Stars Returns for Heroes
Ukraine's 'Dancing with the Stars' returns for a special episode featuring wartime heroes, with all proceeds aiding rehabilitation. A powerful display of resilience.
Mum of 20 reveals reality of raising huge family
Desiree Hart-Spegal shares the extreme logistics of parenting 20 children, from £8,000 Christmas budgets to three-hour breakfasts. Discover the highs and lows of their family-of-22.
USPS Expands Last-Mile Delivery to All Shippers
The US Postal Service will open its last-mile delivery network to more companies in a bid to boost revenue. Contracts to be awarded in 2026. Read the latest.
Amazon may ditch USPS, costing it $6bn in 2025
Amazon is reportedly considering ending its US Postal Service contract to build its own delivery network, a move that could cost USPS $6bn next year. Read the full report on the potential industry shake-up.
Amazon could end $6bn USPS deal, create own network
Amazon is reportedly considering ditching the US Postal Service, a move that would strip the agency of a $6bn contract and could trigger a massive industry shakeup. Read the full analysis.
Denmark ends national letter delivery after 90% decline
Denmark's postal service will cease all letter deliveries from December, removing iconic red mailboxes. Discover how digitalisation is reshaping European postal services and what it means for the future.
Zelenskyy's top aide Yermak resigns in corruption probe
Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces political upheaval as chief adviser Andriy Yermak resigns amid anti-corruption investigation, potentially altering Ukraine's wartime governance and peace negotiations.
Unearthed WWII Diary Reveals London Blitz Terror
A newly discovered diary from a London housewife provides a poignant, first-hand account of life during the Blitz, detailing bombings, rationing, and the resilience of a family. Read this remarkable story of survival.
Criminals steal £111m in goods from UK haulage firms
Organised crime gangs are buying haulage firms using stolen identities to steal lorry loads of parcels, costing the UK £111m last year. Discover how this sophisticated freight crime impacts consumers.
Russia's wartime economy slows, taxes rise
Russia's wartime economy slows, forcing the Kremlin to raise VAT and other consumer taxes. Discover the impact on ordinary Russians and the budget deficit.
Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine's railway network
Ukraine reports a threefold surge in railway attacks by Russia, causing $1bn in damage and threatening the country's vital logistical backbone. Read the full analysis.
UPS Kentucky Hub Faces Major Shipping Delays and Customer Anger
Major shipping delays at UPS's Kentucky hub leave customers fuming as packages remain stranded for days, sparking frustration and financial losses across the supply chain.
UPS orders Airbus freighters in major fleet transformation
Global logistics giant UPS has placed a colossal order for Airbus A300 freighters, marking a significant strategic shift away from Boeing and reshaping its air cargo operations worldwide.
Ukraine's Wartime Tourism: Why Visitors Keep Coming
Discover how Ukraine is welcoming adventurous travellers to its western regions, offering cultural experiences and supporting local economies despite ongoing conflict.
Ukrainian Women: From Wives to Frontline Warriors
As Russia's invasion enters another year, Ukrainian women are transforming traditional roles, becoming soldiers, activists, and community leaders in a nation's fight for survival.
Amazon, UPS, Target slash thousands of jobs
Wave of layoffs hits corporate America as retail and logistics giants announce significant workforce reductions amid economic uncertainty.
UPS cuts 250 Wall Street jobs in cost-saving shake-up
Global delivery giant UPS announces sweeping job cuts affecting 250 Wall Street positions as part of dramatic cost-reduction strategy amid economic pressures.
Dig begins for WW2 hero pilot's lost plane after 80 years
A major archaeological excavation is underway to recover the wreckage of a heroic RAF pilot's plane that crashed during a training mission in 1944, offering closure to his family after eight decades.
Wartime feeding method cuts baby allergies
Groundbreaking research from the University of Portsmouth suggests that reviving a World War Two infant feeding practice could dramatically reduce allergy rates in modern babies, offering hope to parents nationwide.
Nazi bunker converted to home fails to sell
A chilling piece of wartime history on Guernsey, originally constructed as a Nazi communications bunker using forced labour, has failed to find a buyer despite being converted into a unique three-bedroom property with a £1.7 million price tag.
Nazi bunker transformed into luxury Hamburg hotel
Discover how a former Nazi communications bunker in Hamburg has been miraculously transformed into a luxurious four-star hotel, blending dark history with contemporary design and sustainable tourism.
Caribbean workers' vital WWII contribution revealed
A groundbreaking new documentary reveals how thousands of Caribbean workers played a crucial role in Allied victory during World War II, a story largely overlooked by history books.
DPD couriers face devastating pay cuts as rates slashed
DPD delivery drivers across the UK are facing substantial earnings losses after the parcel giant implemented significant rate reductions, sparking outrage among couriers.
Rwanda's 2025 Cycling Worlds Under Threat After Vuelta Chaos
Serious doubts emerge over Rwanda's capability to host the 2025 UCI Road World Championships after logistical failures and rider safety concerns marred the recent Vuelta a España, prompting calls for contingency plans.
WWII Brothers Died Hours Apart in Battle of Britain
The poignant tale of two British brothers, both RAF pilots, who lost their lives within hours of each other during the Battle of Britain. Discover their heroic legacy and the memorial that now honours their ultimate sacrifice.
Finland's Stockpiles: A Warning for Europe's Supply Chains
As Europe faces a crisis of confidence in its supply chains, Finland's national stockpiling strategy offers a powerful lesson in resilience. Discover why experts are urging the UK and EU to take note.
Ukraine's Railway Sabotage Cripples Russian Supply Lines
Exclusive briefing: Ukrainian special forces and partisans are systematically dismantling Russia's military supply lines through targeted strikes on key railway infrastructure, causing chaos and delays for Moscow's troops.
Amazon sacks UK drivers, replaces them with AI
Amazon has terminated hundreds of its UK delivery drivers, citing the success of its new AI-powered 'Project Cornucopia' logistics system. The move has sparked outrage from unions and raised serious questions about the future of employment in the age of a
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