Cracks in Trump’s Blue-Collar Base as Economic Promises Falter
White blue-collar voters are turning against Trump over unmet economic promises, inflation, and the Iran war, threatening Republican midterm chances.
Category : Business
Jacob Elordi criticised for skipping Cannes jury duty over foot injury, then spotted on holiday with
Jacob Elordi faces backlash after pulling out of Cannes jury due to foot injury, then spotted on holiday with Kendall Jenner in Hawaii.
UK signs £3.7bn trade deal with Gulf states, first G7 nation to do so
UK signs £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states, first G7 nation to do so. Deal removes tariffs on 93% of British goods but faces criticism over missing human rights chapter.
US waives $11m fine for Southwest Airlines over 2022 holiday meltdown
US waives $11m fine for Southwest Airlines as part of $140m settlement over 2022 holiday meltdown that stranded 2 million passengers.
Starmer Government Faces Backlash Over £5bn Welfare Cuts
Starmer government faces backlash over £5bn welfare cuts, with Labour MPs, unions and charities condemning the reforms as cruel and immoral.
Best Mediterranean Cruises to Book for 2026 and Beyond
Discover the best Mediterranean cruises for 2026, including new ships from MSC, Explora Journeys, Virgin Voyages, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Marella.
Martin Lewis Explains State Pension 10-Year Rule
Martin Lewis explains the 10-year minimum rule for state pension and advises on buying missing NI years.
Royal Mail pledges £500m to tackle post delivery delays
Royal Mail pledges £500m to improve delivery performance, targeting 90% first-class next-day delivery within a year, amid second-class post reforms.
Disney to Invest €2bn in Disneyland Paris Expansion
Disney announces €2bn investment in Disneyland Paris, including new Frozen and Star Wars areas, starting in 2021.
How to Start a Sustainable, Affordable Garden This Winter
Expert tips on starting a small, climate-friendly garden sustainably and affordably, even in winter.
Demolition Begins on Fire-Damaged Building Near Glasgow Central Station
Demolition of a fire-damaged Victorian building near Glasgow Central station begins, with the station remaining closed until at least March 18.
Hotel Workers Reveal Which Bed Items Are Rarely Washed
Hotel insiders reveal that top blankets and decorative throws are rarely washed, and drinking glasses are often just rinsed, not sanitised.
Chancellor to Unveil £300m Pub Support Package After Backlash
Chancellor announces £300m support for pubs and live music venues after business rates backlash, with mixed reactions from industry.
American Lists Five Things Brits Do Better Than Americans
American Zach Lincoln lists five things Brits do better, including tea, football, work-life balance, profanity, and equality.
HMRC Warns Millions Must Find 10-Digit Tax Number Ahead of Self Assessment Deadline
HMRC warns millions to find their 10-digit Unique Taxpayer Reference for Self Assessment returns, with January 31 deadline approaching.
China emerges as clear winner from Middle East crisis, report finds
China is the sole winner in Asia from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, according to a report by the Asia Group, due to its oil stockpiles and renewable energy rollout.
Four Charts Reveal Widespread Financial Strain Among Australian Households
Four charts show Australian households under financial strain from high interest rates and living costs, with spending cuts, business collapses, and wealth inequality rising.
Evri Driver Sacked After CCTV Shows Parcel Theft
Evri driver sacked after CCTV shows him stealing parcels from doorsteps in Netherton, Merseyside, leaving residents furious.
UK economy returns to growth with 0.3% expansion in November
UK GDP grew 0.3% in November, beating forecasts, driven by car production recovery after JLR cyber attack. Construction sector continues to slump.
Sikh Pilgrims Killed in Pakistan Train Crash
At least 21 Sikh pilgrims killed in Pakistan train crash near Sheikhupura after van driver tried to avoid level crossing.
M&S Cuts Price Of Percy Pig Sweets
M&S launches reduced-sugar Percy Pigs with 36% less sugar, same price, but different taste and texture.
UK Court Freezes £150m of Assets of Collapsed Prax Lindsey Oil Refinery Owner
High Court freezes £150m of assets of Prax Lindsey oil refinery owner Sanjeev Kumar, who fled to Dubai after the company collapsed with debts.
Almería: Spain’s Desert City Defies Overtourism With Rugged Charm
Almería, Spain's desert city, offers rugged charm and authenticity while avoiding the overtourism plaguing nearby Málaga.
Japan's Naphtha Shortage Fears: What You Need to Know
Japan faces naphtha shortage fears due to Strait of Hormuz blockade, impacting economy and threatening PM Takaichi's poll lead.
United Airlines CEO Vows to Review Recent Safety Incidents and Learn ‘the Right Lessons’
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby vows to review recent safety incidents and update training after multiple emergencies, including a missing panel and lost tire.
Vodafone and Three Merge Stores in High Street Overhaul
Vodafone and Three to combine stores under one roof after £15bn merger, with no redundancies planned and investment in new services.
Jet2 Reminds Passengers of Cashless Rule for 2026 Flights
Jet2 confirms cashless policy for all flights, including 2026 bookings, accepting only card and contactless payments.
UK becomes first G7 nation to sign £3.7bn trade deal with Gulf states
UK signs £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states, removing tariffs on 93% of goods, but faces criticism over lack of human rights chapter.
Businessman Handed Restraining Order in Neighbour War
Wayne Howard, 43, given restraining order for 16-year harassment campaign against neighbours, including filming them.
Seoul Vows to Assist Hundreds of South Koreans Arrested in US Immigration Raid at Georgia Battery Pl
South Korea pledges support after 475 workers, including 300 South Koreans, arrested in Ice raid at Hyundai battery plant in Georgia.
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