Barcelona Erupts In Mass Protest Against Overtourism
Thousands protest in Barcelona and across Europe against overtourism, demanding a rethink of the industry's impact on housing and local life.
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Dad Jailed for Smashing WKD Bottle Over Neighbour's Head
Liam Hunter, 27, smashed a blue WKD bottle over neighbour Christopher Tuffy's head during an argument, leaving him with arterial bleeding and lasting scars. Jailed for 28 months.
Oil prices climb amid Middle East crisis as Asian stocks rebound
Oil prices surge 3% to $84 a barrel after Iran missile hits US tanker; Asian stocks rebound as markets digest Middle East conflict.
Martin Lewis Warns of £800 Energy Bill Hike Amid Iran Conflict
Martin Lewis warns of £800 energy bill hikes due to Iran conflict, with heating oil prices soaring. He advises comparing prices and collective buying.
Ford Resets European Line-Up With Rally-Bred Cars and Vans
Ford announces seven new models, rally-inspired cars, and electric vans in a major European reset, aiming to boost sales and reinforce its brand identity.
Hero Dad Wins £9,000 After Slicing Foot on Broken Pool Tiles in Fuerteventura Rescue
A father wins £9,000 from easyJet Holidays after slicing his foot on broken pool tiles while rescuing a child in Fuerteventura.
Boots £10 Tuesday Deal: Rare Neck Cream Offer and Anti-Ageing Serums
Boots £10 Tuesday deal features No7 neck cream at 70% off, plus anti-ageing serums. Act fast for limited stock.
Next Planning Bid for Harvey Nichols Department Store
Next is reportedly serious about buying Harvey Nichols. The luxury department store, owned by Sir Dickson Poon, posted a £34m pre-tax loss in 2024. Seven locations may be affected.
Australia Relaxes Petrol Standards for 60 Days as NSW Premier Warns of Fuel Shortage at Hospitals
Australia relaxes petrol standards for 60 days to ease shortages; NSW premier warns of fuel supply risks at hospitals amid Middle East conflict.
New Wave of Hyper-Realistic AI Scams Targets Brits
New AI scams using deepfakes and voice cloning target Brits. Learn how to spot them and protect your money.
‘A spoilt brat country’: Australian expats explain why they won’t return
Australian expats share why they have chosen not to return home, citing political, cultural and career frustrations.
Man United Set for Double Windfall as Greenwood, Garnacho Attract Roma
Manchester United could earn up to 50% sell-on fees from Mason Greenwood and a 10% clause from Alejandro Garnacho as AS Roma targets both players, with Garnacho's Chelsea future uncertain after one season.
Three-Minute Air Fryer Cleaning Hack Removes Stubborn Grease, Expert Says
A cleaning expert reveals a three-minute air fryer cleaning hack using baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, and washing-up liquid to remove stubborn grease.
B&M Slashes Wardrobe to £7 in New Deal
B&M cuts price of Simply Wardrobe to £7, a 30% discount. Available in beige and charcoal, lightweight and easy to assemble.
Habitat Summer Sale: Up to 50% Off Homeware and Furniture
Habitat's summer sale offers up to 50% off on furniture and homeware, including sofas, dining sets, bedroom storage, and accessories. Shop online or in stores.
Chelsea Open to Selling £40m Flop After Chavarria Price Reveal
Chelsea must pay Pep Chavarria's £21.5m release clause to sign him, while the club is open to selling Alejandro Garnacho after a poor debut season.
Blue Peter's Katy Hill Now a Life Coach
Former Blue Peter presenter Katy Hill, 55, has transitioned from TV to life coaching, launching her own business as an Internationally Certified Success and Confidence Coach.
US Airlines Criticised Over Family Seating Fees
US DoT launches dashboard to name and shame airlines over family seating fees, as Biden administration pushes to end junk fees.
Couple Shocked By Parking Note On New Street
Couple finds note on car after parking outside neighbour's house, sparking debate on parking territoriality.
Trump Signs Rare Earths Pact With Japan Reducing China Reliance
Trump signs rare earths pact with Japan to reduce reliance on China, but experts question feasibility as China dominates global processing.
Average UK Mortgage Rate Tops 5% as Lenders Reprice Amid Middle East Turmoil
UK average mortgage rate tops 5% as lenders withdraw nearly 500 products amid Middle East crisis, marking biggest upheaval since 2022 mini-budget.
Oil Surges to 2023 Highs on Iran War; Stocks Fall as Stagflation Fears Rise
Oil hits 2023 highs as Iran war fears spark stock sell-off; economists warn of stagflation risk from rising energy prices and slowing growth.
ASX Plunges £90bn as Middle East Conflict Drives Oil Price Shock
ASX plunges 2.85%, wiping £90bn, as Middle East conflict drives oil above $100, sparking inflation fears and broad sell-off.
Chalant Dating: Taylor Swift's Love Lesson for True Love
Nonchalance is out as dating apps report a 217% surge in searches for 'chalant'. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce embody this open, passionate approach to love, wearing hearts on sleeves.
US-UK Drug Deal Benefits NHS Patients
The US-UK pharmaceutical agreement has enabled new medicines for cancer and rare diseases to reach NHS patients, rebutting claims of excess deaths and highlighting improved access.
Kempton Park Future Uncertain: MPs Debate Planning Rules
Kempton Park faces imminent threat from housing development under new planning rules. MPs debate the impact on horse racing as the Jockey Club's 2018 option agreement with Redrow nears exercise.
EasyJet Shares Jump 10% on £5.5bn Takeover Bid
EasyJet shares surged nearly 10% after the airline agreed to a £5.5bn takeover by US private equity firm Castlelake at £6.90 a share, following four rejected bids. Analysts say UK firms are being bought on the cheap.
Canada to Buy 12 German Submarines in Multibillion-Dollar Deal
Canada selects ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems to build 12 submarines worth over US$12bn, deepening NATO ties and boosting Arctic presence.
Microsoft cuts 4,800 jobs, revamps Xbox in AI-driven layoffs
Microsoft is eliminating about 4,800 jobs, roughly 2% of its global workforce, with deep cuts at Xbox including 3,200 gaming roles and studio spin-offs, as it invests heavily in AI.
ITV's Sale to Sky: End of an Era in UK Broadcasting
ITV sells its broadcasting business to Sky for £1.6bn, ending 70 years of independent history as streaming giants like Netflix dominate the market.
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