Hotel Chocolat £90 Ostrich Easter Egg Taste Test Review
Weighing over 1kg, Hotel Chocolat's luxury ostrich Easter egg features dual-flavoured shells and premium chocolates. Is this £90 splurge worth it for Easter 2026?
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Elderly Tourist Dies Diving at Florida Keys Shipwreck
A 71-year-old Missouri tourist died while exploring the Eagle shipwreck off Islamorada. His body was recovered from 110 feet deep, with no foul play suspected pending autopsy results.
Home Bargains' 49p Creme Egg Deal Undercuts Major Supermarkets
Home Bargains offers a bulk box of 48 Cadbury White Chocolate Creme Eggs for £23.48, making each treat just 49p. This beats prices at Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, and Sainsbury's, where they cost up to 85p per egg.
Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan Close Aytee7 Sportswear Brand
Celebrity couple Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan have discreetly shut down their joint sportswear venture Aytee7, which was exclusively sold at Very, amid focus on parenting and other business projects.
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Best Easter Eggs 2026: Top Picks from Supermarkets to Luxury
Discover the top 19 Easter eggs for 2026, including budget-friendly options, luxurious treats, and innovative flavours. Our expert taste test covers everything from M&S to Lindt.
Best Supermarket Olive Oils: 2026 Taste Test Results
Discover the top five supermarket olive oils for 2026, rigorously taste-tested by a food editor. From budget-friendly picks to premium options, find the perfect extra virgin olive oil for your kitchen.
West Midlands Rail Revival: Five Stations Reopen
A £185m investment reopens five railway stations in the West Midlands, including Willenhall and Darlaston, with government funding supporting faster, greener travel options.
Airline Bosses Cheer Booking Surge as Iran Conflict Pushes Up Fares
Major US airlines report booming bookings despite rising ticket prices driven by Iran conflict fuel costs. Executives warn consumers to expect further fare increases while celebrating strong demand.
UAE Airspace Shut Again Amid Drone and Missile Threats
The United Arab Emirates has closed its airspace for a second consecutive day due to drone and missile threats from Iran, causing severe travel disruptions and flight cancellations across the Middle East.
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Strait of Hormuz Blockade: Global Shipping Crisis Deepens
The Liberia-flagged tanker Shenlong Suezmax crossed the Strait of Hormuz last Friday, one of few vessels to navigate the Iranian-blockaded passage since conflict erupted, as over 1,000 cargo ships remain stranded amid soaring energy prices.
Office Hookworms: How to Handle Credit-Stealing Colleagues
Learn how to combat office hookworms, colleagues who undermine others by taking credit for their work, with expert advice from Susie Ashfield on positive workplace strategies.
US Gas Prices Hit $3.85 as Iran War Continues
Gasoline prices across the United States have surged dramatically, with analysts predicting averages could reach $3.85 per gallon as the conflict in Iran disrupts global oil supplies.
Fuel Crisis Worsens Amid Middle East Conflict and Price Surges
The US-Israel war on Iran has blocked the Strait of Hormuz, spiking oil prices above $100 a barrel and forcing nations like India and Sri Lanka to implement emergency measures to manage fuel shortages.
IEA May Release More Oil Reserves Amid Hormuz Crisis
The International Energy Agency is considering additional emergency crude releases to stabilize markets, as the Strait of Hormuz blockade causes oil prices to surge above $100 per barrel.
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NCP Administration Puts 700 Jobs at Risk Across UK
National Car Parks, the UK's largest car park operator, has fallen into administration, endangering nearly 700 jobs. PwC appointed as administrators cites pandemic impacts and high costs.
Bank of America Settles Epstein Survivors' Lawsuit
Bank of America has reached a settlement in a civil lawsuit brought by women who accused the bank of facilitating Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse. The deal awaits judicial approval.
Sadiq Khan Targets Supersize SUVs for Safety and Environment
London's mayor is pushing for higher charges on SUVs, citing increased pedestrian risks and environmental damage, as global sales of these large vehicles continue to rise.
Sri Lanka's Four-Day Week Due to Fuel Crisis from Iran War
Sri Lanka introduces a four-day working week to conserve fuel and gas reserves, as the Iran war disrupts supplies across South Asia, affecting Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan.
Thames Water Rescue Talks Drag On, Customer Future Murky
Negotiations for Thames Water's rescue deal enter a ninth month with key details unresolved, leaving customers uncertain amid financial tweaks and regulatory easements.
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Rail Compensation Claims Simplified Under Great British Railways
Rail passengers will soon claim compensation for delays directly from ticket retailers under Great British Railways, merging 14 operator systems into one service to streamline refunds.
Raw Farm Cheddar Linked to E. Coli Outbreak in US
Raw cheddar cheese from Raw Farm is identified as the likely source of an E. coli outbreak in California, Florida, and Texas, with illnesses reported in children under three.
Capital Gains Tax Reforms: Economic Impact and Analysis
The Albanese Labor government is considering changes to the 50% capital gains tax discount, sparking debates on housing affordability and economic effects. Analysis shows it benefits wealthy investors disproportionately.
Hormuz Strait Crisis Puts Global Oil and Trump's War at Risk
Iran's threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil chokepoint, are causing global economic chaos and could undermine US military strategy in the region.
Strait of Hormuz Threatens Trump's War and Global Economy
The Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil chokepoint, faces closure by Iran amid US-Israel conflict, risking global economic chaos and higher consumer costs.
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Australian Minister Calls Panic Fuel Buying 'Un-Australian'
Energy Minister Chris Bowen insists Australia's fuel supply remains unaffected by Middle East conflict while condemning panic buying as 'un-Australian' and unhelpful.
Record £18.6bn Pothole Repair Backlog Hits England and Wales
The pothole repair backlog in England and Wales has soared to a record £18.6bn, with only half of roads in good condition despite 1.9m fixes last year, worsened by a wet winter.
RBA Hikes Rate to 4.1%, Pressuring Mortgages and Petrol Costs
The Reserve Bank of Australia increased the cash rate to 4.1% in a split vote, escalating mortgage costs. Soaring petrol prices due to Middle East conflicts add to financial strain on families.
RBA Governor: Petrol Prices Not Main Reason for Rate Hike
Reserve Bank of Australia raises cash rate to 4.1%, with Governor Michele Bullock stating higher petrol prices are not the key factor, though Middle East conflicts could worsen inflation.
Iran War Hits UK Steel and Chemical Industries Hard
The Iran conflict has sent UK wholesale gas prices soaring, pushing energy-intensive industries like steel and chemicals to the brink. Somers Forge's monthly gas bill has jumped by up to £100,000.
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UK's £1bn Quantum Funding to Retain Talent After AI Race
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announces £1bn funding for quantum computing to prevent talent drain, citing lessons from US dominance in AI. The UK aims to build domestic quantum computers by 2030.
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