Labour Expands Youth Work Experience Schemes with 300,000 Placements
UK government pledges 300,000 extra work experience placements over three years to tackle youth unemployment crisis, with focus on sector-based training schemes.
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Last house in vanished Welsh village sells for £49,050
The last surviving house in the demolished Welsh village of Troedrhiwfuwh has sold for £49,050 after going to auction with a £1 guide price. The village was razed due to landslide fears.
EuroMillions Results: Winning Numbers for Tonight's £100m Draw
EuroMillions results for 26 May 2026: £100m jackpot draw numbers and unclaimed prizes.
Jack Butland Confirms Rangers Exit with Emotional Farewell
Jack Butland has confirmed his Rangers exit after three years, with a £3m move to an English Premier League club imminent. The goalkeeper penned an emotional farewell to fans on Instagram.
British sprinter CJ Ujah charged in cryptocurrency fraud probe
British sprinter CJ Ujah charged with conspiracy to defraud in cryptocurrency scam investigation; bailed until May hearing.
Oil Surges Past $100 as US Strikes on Iran Dim Peace Hopes
Oil rises above $100 after US strikes on Iran, with experts warning energy market may be past 'point of no return' as peace hopes fade.
Karen Millen’s chic bridal collection offers luxury for less – here’s what to shop
Karen Millen's bridal collection offers affordable luxury wedding wear, with dresses and suits starting at £150.
Koeman Resigns as Netherlands Manager After World Cup Loss
Ronald Koeman has resigned as Netherlands head coach hours after their World Cup penalty shootout defeat to Morocco, citing personal reasons and his wife's health.
Financial Phobias: Brits Reveal Their Top Money Worries
Opinium survey reveals Brits' top financial worries, from pensions to property, and the impact on mental health.
Chocolate Prices Soar 15% as Shrinkflation Hits Christmas Favourites
Chocolate prices have risen 15.4% in a year due to poor cocoa harvests, with shrinkflation hitting Christmas favourites like Quality Street and Toblerone.
Will the AI Economy Create a Permanent Global Underclass?
AI frenzy in Silicon Valley masks fears of a permanent underclass, especially in countries outside the AI supply chain like Africa, Latin America, and India.
Tuchel plots emergency right-back plan for England knockout
Thomas Tuchel will deploy an emergency right-back solution for England's World Cup last-16 clash with DR Congo after Reece James and Jarell Quansah were ruled out with injuries, though both could return for a potential quarter-final.
Push Your Lender for the Best Mortgage Rate
Learn how to push your lender for the best mortgage rate by finding their 'edge of cliff' price and considering switching lenders.
Australian Government Spends Nearly $1bn on Consultants Despite Pledge to Cut Back
Australian government spent nearly $1bn on consultants last year, up 48%, despite pledge to cut back. Greens criticise redistribution to other firms.
Cors Dyfi Nature Reserve: Ospreys, Beavers, and Homemade Cakes
Cors Dyfi Nature Reserve in Wales offers osprey viewing, beaver enclosure, and a café with homemade cakes. Perfect family day out near Machynlleth.
Gold Desk Lamp with Wireless Charger Slashed to £18 at Dusk
Dusk's gold LED desk lamp with wireless charger reduced to £18 from £45. Features brushed gold finish, dimmable light, and iPhone charging. Customer rating 4.75/5.
Active Fault Near Auckland Could Trigger 6.8 Quake
New research reveals the Mangatangi Fault near Auckland is active and could cause a 6.8 quake, challenging the city's exemption from earthquake building rules.
All-Inclusive Resorts Expand Beyond Buffets to Embrace Local Culture
All-inclusive resorts are adapting to post-pandemic traveller demands by offering local excursions and dining, blending convenience with authentic experiences.
Brit Expat Shocked by High Cost of Mobile Phone Plans in Canada
British expat Louise Ware-Armstrong reveals mobile phone plans in Canada are much more expensive than in the UK, calling it a major financial shock.
US Budget Chief Freezes $11bn in Infrastructure Projects in Democratic States
Trump administration freezes $11bn in infrastructure projects in Democratic states amid government shutdown, citing budget pressures.
New Yorkers Swap Hamptons for Catskills Mountain Escape
New Yorkers are swapping the Hamptons for the Catskills, with Phoenicia's new hotel and diner, plus a Tibetan-inspired retreat.
EasyJet and Ryanair Issue Portugal Strike Update for June 3
EasyJet and Ryanair update passengers on Portugal general strike on June 3, with potential flight disruption. TAP plans 79 flights, Air Europa cancels some routes.
Arctis Nova Pro Omni Review: Premium Sound at Half Price
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni headset offers premium features like ANC and dual battery for £349.99, £250 less than the Nova Elites, with a 5/5 verdict.
Regatta Waterproof Jacket Slashed from £80 to Under £5 in Flash Sale
Regatta's Hurden Padded Jacket, originally £80, now available for under £5 via TopCashback offer. Waterproof, stylish, and ideal for autumn.
Dunelm's Non-Slip Runner Hailed as 'Perfect' for Hallways
Dunelm's Herringbone Border Runner, a non-slip jute runner on sale, receives praise from shoppers for hallways, with a 4.6/5 star rating.
Indian-built Škoda Kylaq’s European launch ‘very much on the table’, says boss
Škoda CEO Klaus Zellmer says Indian-built Kylaq SUV could be sold in Europe, citing design and price advantages.
Aussies Lose Millions In Super Fund Collapse
Thousands of Australians lost over $1bn in retirement savings after three super fund collapses. Tips to avoid similar losses.
Stormzy Fined £533 for Using Phone While Driving Ferrari
Stormzy fined £533 for using phone while driving his £400,000 Ferrari; third penalty points added to licence.
Drivers With 45 Points Still Allowed on Road
Over 4,000 drivers with 12+ points still on road; two have 45 points. RAC backs speed-limiting tech for repeat offenders.
Campaigner Sanctioned By US Urges MPs To Rethink X Use
Imran Ahmed, sanctioned by the US, urges UK politicians to reconsider using X, citing big tech's corrupting influence.
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