Kansas boy, 12, discovers 80-million-year-old marine fossil
12-year-old Corbin Bullard found an 80-million-year-old tylosaurus fossil in Kansas. The marine reptile fossil is over 15 feet long.
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FTSE 100 Gains as Nato Rejects Trump's Hormuz Military Call
FTSE 100 rises 0.6% as Nato rejects US call for military action in Strait of Hormuz; oil stays above $100.
Siro Boka Place: A Montenegro Hotel Designed for Fitness and Wellbeing in the Bay of Kotor
Siro Boka Place in Montenegro offers state-of-the-art fitness and spa facilities, plus outdoor activities like hiking and kayaking in the Bay of Kotor.
19th Century Church Converted into Luxury Airbnb with Jacuzzi in South Yorkshire
A 19th-century church in South Yorkshire has been turned into a luxury Airbnb with a jacuzzi, stained-glass window, and retreat facilities.
UK EuroMillions Player Wins £181 Million Jackpot
A single UK ticket holder wins £181m EuroMillions jackpot, the third-largest National Lottery prize in UK history.
All Eddie Bauer stores in North America to close after no buyer found
Eddie Bauer stores in North America to close after no buyer emerges in bankruptcy, marking third filing for the iconic retailer.
National Lottery Results: Quadruple Rollover Jackpot Reaches £8.7m
Check tonight's National Lottery Lotto and Thunderball results for the £8.7m quadruple rollover jackpot drawn on July 23, 2025.
Starmer Warns Fuel Companies Against Profiteering as Trade Body U-Turns on Meeting
PM Starmer warns fuel firms against profiteering as trade body U-turns on meeting with chancellor. Other political developments covered.
DiDi Introduces Fuel Surcharge in Australia as Petrol Prices Surge
DiDi introduces 5c/km fuel surcharge in Australia as petrol prices rise; Uber, DoorDash, Australia Post consider similar moves.
Santander to Acquire TSB for £2.65bn, Sparking Job and Branch Concerns
Santander buys TSB for £2.65bn, raising fears of branch closures and job losses; deal expected to complete in early 2026.
Budapest Champions League Final Highlights Closed Shop
Budapest hosts the Champions League final, but the tournament remains a closed shop for clubs from smaller nations, with only five countries winning since 2004.
EDF Energy Recommends Four-Minute Shower Rule to Save £60 a Year on Energy Bills
EDF Energy advises a four-minute shower rule to save £60 a year on energy bills, supported by the Energy Saving Trust, as Ofgem's price cap rises.
BA Cancels Dubai Flights Until Summer Over Middle East Unrest
British Airways extends flight cancellations to Dubai and other Middle East destinations until October due to ongoing conflict, offering refunds and rebooking options.
Cupra Raval EV Supermini Launches at £23k with Premium Ambitions
Cupra Raval EV supermini launches at £23k, offering premium design, 430L boot, and advanced tech. Arrives summer 2026.
Madeira's 'Way for All' Trail Falls Short of True Accessibility
Review of Madeira's Levada do Caldeirão trail, advertised as accessible but found to have muddy patches hindering wheelchair users and those with mobility issues.
M&S Mini Eggs Beat Cadbury In Taste Test For Creaminess Value
M&S mini eggs beat Cadbury in taste test, offering superior creaminess and value at £1.79 for 90g.
US Strikes Iranian Mine-Laying Vessels as Three Merchant Ships Hit in Strait of Hormuz
Three merchant ships struck in Strait of Hormuz; US destroys 16 Iranian mine-laying vessels amid rising tensions and threats to oil exports.
Illegal Vape Hotspots Revealed After Glasgow Fire
London illegal vape hotspots revealed: 2.48 million devices seized since 2020, with Hillingdon top. Doctors warn of toxic metals and unknown long-term health risks.
Tom Watson Reverses Type 2 Diabetes Through Diet and Exercise
Labour's Tom Watson reverses type 2 diabetes through diet and exercise, losing seven stone and vowing to tackle the condition if Labour wins power.
Nationwide and Virgin Money Mortgage Rates Rise Adding £360 Charge
Nationwide adds £360 fee on mortgages; Virgin Money raises rates. Borrowers face higher costs amid rising swap rates.
Amsterdam Launches 'Stay Away' Campaign Targeting Rowdy British Tourists
Amsterdam targets young British men with 'stay away' ads to curb anti-social behaviour and overtourism, introducing new restrictions on cannabis and nightlife.
Aldi Yorkshire Puddings Beat Aunt Bessie's in Which? Taste Test
Aldi's frozen Yorkshire puddings have been named best in the UK by Which?, beating Aunt Bessie's in a blind taste test with 74 participants.
Caravan Owners Risk £1,000 Fines Over Hidden Licence Rule
Caravan owners face £1,000 fines and three penalty points for failing to comply with towing mirror laws, warns Caravanwise.
Lufthansa Pilots' 48-Hour Strike to Disrupt German Airports
Lufthansa pilots strike for 48 hours over pension dispute, causing major flight disruptions at German airports.
M6 Stoke Traffic: Major Delays After Serious Crash
M6 northbound closed between J14 and J15 after serious crash. Seven-mile queues and 60-minute delays. Fuel spillage and damaged barrier.
Pentle Bay Named UK's Top Spring Beach with White Sands and Clear Waters
Pentle Bay in the Isles of Scilly is named one of the UK's best spring beaches, with white sands, clear waters, and high ratings.
FTSE 100 Recovers but Trade War Fears Persist as Wall Street Dives
FTSE 100 rises 2% but remains well below pre-tariff levels as trade war fears persist. Wall Street dives on tariff delay hopes fading.
FCC Chair Claims Agency Not Independent as Website Scrubs Reference
FCC chair Brendan Carr says agency not independent, as website removes 'independent' from mission statement, sparking concerns over Trump influence.
Travel Giant Tui Considers Leaving London Stock Exchange for Frankfurt
Tui considers moving its primary listing from London to Frankfurt, citing liquidity migration and EU regulations, in a potential blow to the UK stock market.
UK Economy Stagnates in January Amid Global Tensions
UK economy flatlined in January with 0% GDP growth, missing forecasts amid global tensions and rising energy prices.
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