Lufthansa Confronts Nazi Past On Centenary
Lufthansa confronts Nazi-era history on its centenary, acknowledging forced labour and arms industry involvement, while planning 4,000 job cuts by 2030.
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One Dead In Denmark Train Collision
One dead and 18 injured in head-on train collision near Hillerød, Denmark; five critically hurt.
Couple saves £80k on DIY barn conversion after £120k quote
Couple saves £80k on barn conversion by doing DIY after £120k quote, spending only £40k on renovation.
London Business Chiefs Warn Andy Burnham Not to Harm Capital
London business leaders urge PM-in-waiting Andy Burnham not to harm the capital with tax rises or red tape, as LCCI unveils a 10-point plan for London to thrive.
Rodial Snake Serum on Sale: Shoppers Claim It Makes Them Look '20 Years Younger'
Rodial's Snake Serum 02 is on sale for £59, down from £85. Shoppers claim it makes them look 20 years younger. Limited-time offer ends January 9.
Samsung Galaxy A16 Deal: Amazon Beats Argos at £105
Amazon offers Samsung Galaxy A16 4G for £105, undercutting Argos's £109.99 deal. Save 24% off the regular price on this 6.7-inch Super AMOLED phone with 128GB storage.
EU Border Changes Could Disrupt British Holidays for Two Years, Official Warns
EU border system may cause two years of delays for British holidaymakers, with biometric checks causing queues and dampening demand.
Pantone Names 'Cloud Dancer' White as 2026 Colour of the Year
Pantone's 2026 colour of the year 'Cloud Dancer' is a shade of white, drawing mixed reactions for its minimalism and perceived tone-deafness.
Primark Recalls Purse Over Chemical Risk
Primark recalls Colour Block Purse due to excessive phthalates, posing serious chemical risk to reproductive system. Customers urged to stop use and return for refund.
Everton Agrees Shirt Sponsor Deal with CMC Markets
Everton have agreed a front-of-shirt sponsorship deal with financial services firm CMC Markets, replacing gambling firm Stake as the Premier League implements a voluntary ban on gambling shirt sponsors.
China’s BYD Overtakes Tesla as World’s Biggest Electric Car Seller
China's BYD overtakes Tesla as world's biggest electric car seller in 2025, with 2.26m sales versus Tesla's 1.63m, amid US subsidy cuts.
Texas Funeral Worker Dies After Being Crushed by Burial Vault
Funeral worker in Texas dies after being crushed by a heavy burial vault at Restland Funeral Home in Dallas.
Cafe Owner Heartbroken as Nook & Cranny Closes in Alderley Edge
Anna Williams, owner of Nook & Cranny cafe in Alderley Edge, Cheshire, announces closure by end of July, citing external factors beyond her control, despite strong sales and community support.
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Mateus Fernandes Set for Spurs Medical; Tonali Talks Ongoing
Tottenham are set to complete a club-record £85m signing of Mateus Fernandes, beating Manchester United, while talks for Sandro Tonali continue.
Rolls-Royce Tests Hydrogen-Powered Jet Engine in Landmark Trial
Rolls-Royce tests first modern jet engine on hydrogen, aiming to cut aviation emissions. Partnership with easyJet, challenges remain.
EU Agrees to Implement US Trade Deal Struck Last Summer
EU agrees to implement US trade deal struck last summer, removing import duties on most US goods after five hours of talks.
Fifteen Injured After Bus Crashes Near London Victoria Station
Fifteen people hospitalised after No 24 bus crashes into pedestrian zone near Victoria station; no fatalities.
FCA Warns £500 Mortgage Promissory Notes Are Worthless
FCA warns that £500 promissory notes sold online as a mortgage debt fix are worthless and could worsen financial problems.
€157m EuroMillions Jackpot Claimed in France
A French ticketholder claims the record-breaking €157m EuroMillions jackpot, with numbers 24, 31, 34, 41, 43 and Lucky Stars 06, 08.
Thinktank Urges Treasury to Tax Banks on QE Windfalls and Halt Bond Sales
IPPR urges Rachel Reeves to tax banks on QE windfalls and halt bond sales to reduce £22bn annual losses.
Victorian Hotel Fully Booked a Year Ahead for Festival
The Queens Hotel in Lytham, a 16-room Victorian hotel, is fully booked a year in advance as Lytham Festival brings thousands of visitors. General manager Jason Clegg details preparations and community atmosphere.
UK House Price Growth Hits 2.2% in June, Nationwide Says
Annual UK house price growth rose to 2.2% in June from 1.7% in May, with average prices reaching £277,484, though month-on-month prices were flat, Nationwide Building Society reports.
England fan spends £40k house deposit on World Cup trip with dad
Jack Goodwin spent his £40,000 house deposit on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the World Cup with his father, pre-booking hotels, flights, and tickets for every England game through to the final.
Manhattan Apartment Fire Sends Black Smoke Over Upper East Side
A fire on the roof of a Manhattan apartment building sent black smoke over the Upper East Side, injuring three firefighters.
Boxing Day 2025 Supermarket Opening Hours Guide
Boxing Day 2025 opening hours for major UK supermarkets including Aldi, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's, and more. Check local times before shopping.
Traditional fish and chip shops could vanish within five years, warns industry boss
Andrew Crook warns traditional chippies may vanish in five years as costs rise and menus diversify to include burgers and pizzas.
Football Pundit Loses £5m in Financial Abuse Scandal
Former footballers claim 'financial grooming' led to failed investments, huge tax bills and mental health struggles, with Danny Murphy losing £2.5m.
Spanish Woman Demands £2.5m After Baby Swap at Hospital
A 19-year-old Spanish woman seeks €3m damages after being swapped with another baby at a hospital in La Rioja in 2002.
Shearer Makes Confident Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal Prediction
Alan Shearer predicts Newcastle will not sell Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal, calling it a 'poor look' for the club amid £65m transfer speculation.
Trump Made Over $1B from Crypto Including Meme Coin
Donald Trump's 2025 financial disclosure reveals he earned over $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency, including his meme coin, plus $80 million in settlements from media companies.
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