Parents Boycott Frida Baby Over Sexual Innuendos in Marketing
Parents boycott Frida Baby over sexual innuendos on baby product packaging and ads, sold at Boots and John Lewis.
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2.2M Brits Plan Sick Day After England's Late Match
Up to 2.2 million British workers may call in sick Monday after England's 1am kick-off against Mexico, with 70% planning to stay up late, according to research from Honor.
Disney World's Magic Fades for Florida Locals
Disney World's Epcot park faces criticism from visitors who say the 'magic is lost', citing changes from edutainment to IP-driven attractions.
Brit Stranded in Croatian Hospital After Insurance Voided
Brian Ackroyd, 65, stranded in Croatia after insurance voided due to non-disclosure of diabetes and GP visit. Family faces £40k repatriation costs.
FTSE 100 Rises as Rolls-Royce and Ocado Lead Gains
FTSE 100 rises as Rolls-Royce and Ocado lead gains; house price growth weakens; Big Yellow drops after takeover talks end.
Sephora Lip Set With Summer Fridays and Tarte Under £20 After Cashback
Sephora's Ultimate Lip Set worth £77 is available for under £20 after TopCashback cashback, featuring Summer Fridays, Tarte, and more.
EV Chargers Now Outnumber Petrol Pumps in UK, Jodie Kidd Road Trip Shows
UK now has nearly twice as many public EV chargers as petrol pumps, but most drivers don't realise it. Jodie Kidd fronts campaign to boost confidence.
Royal Caribbean Opens Exclusive Santorini Beach Club
Royal Caribbean opens its first European private beach club in Santorini, offering a full-day excursion with dining and entertainment.
Mother and Three Children Killed in A40 Crash Were Likely Fatigued or Distracted, Inquest Hears
Inquest hears mother and three children died on A40 when car swerved into lorry; fatigue or distraction likely cause.
Trump's climate policies could cause 1.3 million extra deaths, study finds
Trump's climate agenda could cause 1.3 million extra heat-related deaths globally, mostly in poor countries, analysis finds.
Lowestoft's £25m Boost Transforms Formerly 'Worst' Seaside Town
Lowestoft, once named worst seaside town, gets £25m facelift. Visit finds improved pier, beach, and community spaces, shedding past reputation.
Wizz Air Launches UK's Only Direct Flights to Yerevan from £45.99
Wizz Air launches UK's only direct flights to Yerevan, Armenia, from £45.99, with visa-free travel for Brits.
Argentina's Milei Faces Reality Check After Radical Election Victory
Argentina's president-elect Javier Milei faces challenges implementing radical reforms including dollarisation, amid congressional hurdles and economic feasibility concerns.
M&S Confirms New Stores As Part Of 500 Location Wish List
M&S confirms new stores in Northwich, Abingdon, Stonehaven, and more as part of 500-location expansion plan, with 20 stores opening or revamped.
Elemis Launches Pro-Collagen Body Cleansing Balm: Hydration Claims Under Scrutiny
Elemis launches pro-collagen body cleansing balm with 24-hour hydration claim, but clinical trial size raises questions.
Abandoned Pontins Holiday Park in Prestatyn Becomes Derelict Eyesore
Pontins Holiday Park in Prestatyn, abandoned since November 2023, is now a derelict eyesore with raw sewage hazards, sparking calls for redevelopment.
Hargreaves Lansdown Launches Cash ISA at 4.30%
Hargreaves Lansdown has launched a new easy access Cash ISA with a market-leading 4.30% AER rate, backed by Shawbrook Bank, to help savers maximise their tax-free allowance before upcoming cuts in 2027.
Bucharest's New Tourist Tax Sparks Industry Backlash
Bucharest introduces €3 tourist tax per night, sparking backlash from hospitality industry over fears it will deter visitors.
Vintage Garden Bench Reduced from £145 to £48 at Debenhams
A vintage-style garden bench originally priced at £144.99 has been slashed to £47.95 at Debenhams. Shoppers praise its sturdiness and classic design, saying it 'lasts for years'.
M25 Crash Near Heathrow Causes Severe Traffic Delays
M25 crash near Romford causes severe delays for Heathrow travellers; lanes reopen at noon.
Venice Gondola Capsizes After Tourists Refuse to Sit Down and Stop Taking Selfies
Venice gondola capsizes after tourists ignore orders to sit down and stop taking selfies, falling into canal; video goes viral.
Dogs Set to Outnumber Children in UK, Sparking Societal Reflection
UK dog numbers hit 13 million, set to outnumber children, prompting debate on societal values and caregiving trends.
Nicki Chapman Reveals Brain Tumour Diagnosis Left Her 'Sobbing'
Escape to the Country presenter Nicki Chapman reveals she was left 'sobbing' after being diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2019, and shares her recovery journey.
British Teenager Found Dead After Night Out in Malia, Crete
British teenager Andre Young found dead in Malia, Crete after night out; police treat death as non-suspicious fall.
Japan posts trade surplus in February as export growth offsets weak China demand
Japan posted a trade surplus of 57.3 billion yen in February as exports grew 4.2%, offsetting weak China demand and a drop in US auto shipments.
The Soft Life: Why Millennials Are Quitting the Rat Race
Millennials are quitting high-pressure jobs for a 'soft life' of lower stress and more time, rejecting consumerism and burnout.
Asda Offers 3p Per Litre Fuel Discount with £15 Express Store Spend
Asda offers 3p off per litre of fuel from Dec 1-31 when customers spend £15 or more in Express stores, helping with festive costs.
UK Gas Supply Not Limited to Two Days, Government Rejects Panic
National Gas and UK government reject claims of only two days of gas supply, citing diverse sources and adequate storage levels despite Iran war disruptions.
Airbus Faces New Fuselage Issue After Software Glitch Grounds A320 Jets
Airbus fixes most A320 software glitches but faces new fuselage panel issue, causing share drop and flight disruptions.
UK House Prices Stall for Second Month Amid Summer Slump Fears
UK house prices stalled for a second month in June as rising mortgage rates and geopolitical uncertainty hit demand, with agents warning of a summer slump.
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