Miliband Urges Drivers to Use Fuel Finder App Amid Rising Prices
Ed Miliband urges drivers to use fuel finder app as petrol and diesel prices soar amid Middle East tensions, with Chancellor warning against profiteering.
Ed Miliband urges drivers to use fuel finder app as petrol and diesel prices soar amid Middle East tensions, with Chancellor warning against profiteering.
Two guests stung by scorpions at Silver Sevens Hotel in Las Vegas file lawsuits, citing safety failures.
Lumo launches budget train service between Glasgow and London with tickets from £33.10, aiming to boost connectivity and attract visitors to the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Brits reveal perfect pint formula: beer garden, peanuts, live music, and lager. Dogs are preferred drinking partners for many.
Rachel Reeves' upbeat spring statement faces scrutiny as global turbulence and Middle East conflict threaten UK economic stability.
Panic buying, not a shortage, is the biggest risk to Australia's fuel supply, experts warn, as regional stations run dry amid Middle East tensions.
Middle East conflict prompts European holidaymakers to switch from eastern Mediterranean to western Europe and Caribbean, causing profit warnings and flight price surges.
RBA hikes cash rate to 4.35%, adding $117 to average mortgage repayments as inflation rises.
SAS cancels 1,000 flights in April due to fuel price surge from Middle East conflict, warns of possible price hikes.
Dunelm shoppers are swapping quilts for the £30 Helston Quilted Bedspread, which boasts a 4.8-star rating and over 400 five-star reviews. Available in 12 colours, it's made from recycled polyester and machine washable.
A radio system fault disrupted trains across southern England, especially London Waterloo, with delays up to 90 minutes. Services now recovering.
Five people, including two children, were hospitalised after a 15-vehicle crash on the M73 near Gartcosh. The road was closed for several hours.
UK house prices rise £3,000 in March, defying slump predictions, as Rightmove reports a 0.8% monthly increase.
HMRC urges 758,000 young Brits to claim forgotten Child Trust Funds worth average £2,242 each, with £1.7bn dormant.
Brits share their top money worries and financial advice, from pension planning to property anxiety, in a new survey highlighting widespread lack of confidence.
UK high street footfall fell 2.6% in May, improving from April's 10.7% drop, but retailers face ongoing challenges from rising costs and conflict.
Stellantis warns UK electric vehicle production at risk unless Brexit trade deal rules on parts sourcing are renegotiated, citing uncompetitive costs and job threats.
HMRC tax refund delays stretch over a year for some, with backlogs and budget cuts blamed. Borrowing and frustration mount.
Iran warns of oil price disruption as Spain recalls Israel envoy amid Gaza conflict tensions.
Oil prices surged past $100 a barrel before settling after Trump's comments on Iran conflict, with US markets recovering strongly.
US tax refunds average $3,742, up 10% from 2025, but wealthy benefit most; low earners see minimal gains under Trump reforms.
Government may scrap fuel duty rise as Middle East war drives up oil prices, says Energy Secretary Ed Miliband.
Australian cruise ship Coral Adventurer runs aground off PNG with 120 aboard, under investigation after passenger's death.
US readers share subscription cancellation nightmares after court strikes down FTC 'click-to-cancel' rule, with stories from Verizon to Hulu.
Review of Molly-Mae: Behind It All documentary, covering breakup, fashion brand launch, and mundane details of her life.
Cadbury's new Tropical Pineapple Dairy Milk bar at B&M divides shoppers, with some intrigued and others rejecting the flavour.
A review of the Meet Vincent van Gogh Experience on London's South Bank, calling it a sedate and disappointing immersive show that lacks emotional depth.
Oil prices surged up to 4% after Iran attacked US bases in Iraq, stoking war fears and impacting global markets.
Court TV lays off dozens of staff after acquisition by Law & Crime; only about a dozen employees remain.
The road beneath the Gateshead Flyover will not reopen immediately after demolition finishes in October, as damage from works makes it unsafe. A long-term decision on its future remains pending.