Calls for UK air traffic control boss to resign after new glitch disrupts flights
Calls for Nats CEO to resign after second ATC glitch in two years causes flight delays; Ryanair demands action.
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B&M's £8 Solar Lantern Brings 'Welcoming Atmosphere' to Gardens
B&M's £8 Mason & Jones Solar Powered Firefly Lantern offers a modern, affordable way to illuminate gardens with a warm, welcoming glow.
UK Government Unveils Major Fireworks Restrictions
UK government announces major fireworks restrictions, including ban on public sales and use limited to licensed displays, to reduce noise and injuries.
55p Washing-Up Liquid Hack Beats Window Condensation Without Costly Dehumidifier
A 55p washing-up liquid hack prevents window condensation and mould without a costly dehumidifier. Simple, effective, and cheap.
Insurers Charging Up to 30% APR on Monthly Payments
Which? reveals insurers charge up to 29.9% APR on monthly car and home insurance, costing drivers £150 more annually. Millions affected despite FCA scrutiny.
Shell Boss Warns Europe Could Face Fuel Shortage by April Without Hormuz Reopening
Shell CEO warns Europe could face fuel shortage by April if Strait of Hormuz remains closed, with diesel and petrol under threat.
Urban Explorer Discovers Chilling Mould of Rolf Harris's Wife in Abandoned Mansion
Urban explorer finds creepy mould of Rolf Harris's wife in basement of his decaying mansion, which has failed to sell at auction.
Rare 1983 2p Coin with 'Two Pence' Error Could Be Worth £500
A rare 1983 2p coin with a 'two pence' error could be worth up to £500. Check your change for this valuable mistake.
Tesla Revenue Falls for First Time as Musk Bets Billions on AI
Tesla reports mixed Q1 earnings as revenue falls short; Musk pivots to AI and robots amid declining car sales and investor concerns.
Wizz Air Boss Advises Three-Hour Airport Arrival as EU Border System Causes Delays
Wizz Air advises three-hour airport arrival due to EU entry-exit system causing queues up to 3.5 hours at European airports.
Heart Donor's Mother Offers to Pay for Transplant Drugs After Insurance Hike
Mary Cutter offers to pay for anti-rejection drugs for heart recipient Payton Herres after insurance coverage change threatens her son's donated heart.
New Dad's Top 7 Baby Gear Picks: From Strollers to Sterilisers
A new dad shares his honest reviews of seven baby tech and gear items, including the Doona X car seat stroller, Ewan the Dream Sheep, and Milton steriliser, to help parents make informed purchases.
The Fall of Wedgwood: How a British Icon Crashed
The collapse of Waterford Wedgwood, a British ceramics icon, highlights the contrast between its innovative founder and the firm's failure to adapt.
Rotting Sussex Mansion Bigger Than Buckingham Palace
Hamilton Palace, a mansion bigger than Buckingham Palace, has been left to rot in Sussex since 1985, sparking local anger over safety and neglect.
Nestlé's Quality Street Paper Tubs Spark Christmas Fury
Nestlé's Quality Street returns in paper tubs for second year, sparking mixed reactions and shrinkflation concerns.
UK Reopens Teesside CO2 Plant with £100m to Avert Shortages
UK government invests £100m to restart Teesside CO2 plant amid fears of shortages due to Iran war, protecting food and medical supplies.
Reeves Rules Out Wealth Tax In Budget Announcement
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms higher taxes on wealthy in upcoming budget, rules out wealth tax, and dismisses criticism as scaremongering.
Mars, Cadbury and Nestlé Among Chocolate Brands Criticised for Cocoa Sourcing
Ethical Consumer report criticises Mars, Cadbury, Nestlé for inadequate cocoa sourcing; only 17 of 82 brands ensure farmers earn living wage.
Japan’s Ice-Cream Giants Raided Over Alleged Price-Fixing Cartel
Japan's competition watchdog raids six major ice-cream firms over alleged price-fixing cartel, as consumers face a hot summer.
Virgin Trains Plans London to Paris Charles de Gaulle Direct Rail Link
Virgin Trains gets regulatory approval to use Eurostar's depot, plans direct London-Paris CDG rail link by 2030, ending Eurostar's monopoly.
Easter 2026 Supermarket Opening Hours: Full Guide for Tesco, Asda, Aldi, Lidl and More
Complete guide to Easter 2026 supermarket opening hours for Tesco, Asda, Aldi, Lidl, Sainsbury's, M&S, and Waitrose on Good Friday and Easter weekend.
Ex-Glasgow finance chief in £1m payout row lands shipyard board role
Martin Booth, former Glasgow City Council finance director involved in 'golden goodbyes' scandal, appointed to board of troubled nationalised shipyard Ferguson Marine.
Man Utd urged to hijack £112m Diomande deal; Rashford twist
Manchester United are encouraged to hijack Liverpool's pursuit of Yan Diomande, while Marcus Rashford's future takes a new twist as Bayern Munich show interest.
Morrisons Shoppers Rave About Meat Deal Saving a Fortune
Morrisons' £9.97 barbecue meat bundle goes viral, offering over 2kg of British meat for family meals.
M&S Launches Second Bella Freud Collection with Slogan Knits from £130
M&S launches second Bella Freud collection with slogan knits from £130, plus menswear, kidswear and homeware. Expected to sell out fast.
Auckland's Sky Tower Lights Up as 2026 Celebrations Begin
Auckland's Sky Tower lights up as 2026 New Year celebrations begin worldwide, marking the end of 2024.
Primark's £10 Jewellery Mirror Takes on Oliver Bonas' £70 Design
Primark's £10 jewellery mirror rivals Oliver Bonas' £70 design, saving shoppers at least £40. Compare features and prices.
Home Bargains Sells Gold Dust Pilates Reformer For £150
Home Bargains sells Pilates Reformer Bed for £149.99, exciting shoppers who call it 'gold dust'.
Holidaymakers Praise Lipstick-Sized Underwear That Dries in Seconds
Paire's Lipstick Underwear packs into a lipstick-sized case, dries in 60 seconds, and is praised by holidaymakers for comfort and convenience.
Tax Expert Casts Doubt on Reeves' Mansion Tax Plan
Tax expert Dan Neidle explains why Rachel Reeves' mansion tax plan based on 1991 valuations won't work and suggests alternatives.
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