Storm Harry Turns Malta into Ghost Town as Tourists and Locals Shelter Indoors
Storm Harry turns Malta into a ghost town with 120km/h winds, flooding, and closures, as tourists and locals shelter indoors.
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Kentucky Bourbon Industry Faces Paradox of Production Cuts and Billion-Dollar Expansion
Kentucky bourbon distillers cut production amid falling demand but invest billions in expansion, facing tariff and inflation headwinds.
Best Black Friday deals under £50: expert picks for 2025
Discover the best Black Friday deals under £50 in the UK, including umbrellas, coffee machines, headphones, smart alarms and bike tools – all expert-picked.
Oodie Unveils New Long Puffer Jackets for Cosy Winter Style
Oodie launches new Long Puffer Jackets with ToastyTek fleece, water-resistant shell, and reversible design for £119.
HMRC loophole boosts Personal Allowance beyond £20,000
HMRC offers a boosted Personal Allowance of up to £20,070 via the Rent a Room scheme, allowing £7,500 tax-free income from renting a room in your home.
Tea Expert Reveals Common Mistake That Makes Your Brew Bitter
Tea expert Angela Pryce warns against squeezing teabags, as it releases tannic acids and makes tea bitter. Learn the correct brewing method.
Morrisons Easter 2026 Opening Hours Full Schedule
Morrisons Easter 2026 opening hours: large stores 7am-8pm, Daily shops normal. Check local times.
Meta Acquires AI Agent Social Network Moltbook
Meta acquires AI agent social network Moltbook, bringing co-founders to its AI research unit amid growing industry race for AI talent.
Martin Lewis urges switch from tumble dryers to dehumidifiers to save £215
Martin Lewis advises swapping tumble dryers for dehumidifiers to save £215 on energy bills this winter, citing lower running costs and mould prevention.
Ancient 'supernatural' stone fort in Donegal offers stunning views across five counties
Discover the Grianán of Aileach, a 6th-century ring fort in Donegal with supernatural legends and panoramic views across five counties.
Luke Littler Faces £164,500 Tax Bill After Premier League Darts Win
Luke Littler faces a £164,500 tax bill after winning the Premier League Darts title, with nearly half his £350,000 prize going to HMRC.
Reeves Expands Business Energy Support Amid Iran War
Chancellor Reeves expands energy bill support to 10,000 UK businesses amid Middle East conflict, but payments delayed until next year.
Antiques Roadshow: Rare Camera Turns Out to Be Fake
An Antiques Roadshow guest was devastated after expert Marc Allum revealed his £480 Leica camera, believed to be rare, was actually a clever fake.
Royal Mail Warns of Further Stamp and Parcel Price Hikes Amid Rising Costs
Royal Mail warns of further stamp and parcel price hikes due to rising costs, as it reports profit drop and ongoing transformation.
Primark's £14 Touch Lamp Sparks Frenzy with Designer Lookalike
Primark's £14 touch lamp resembles a £101 luxury brand's design, sparking shopper excitement. Check similarities and differences.
Iran Conflict Drives Nuclear Energy Shift Across Asia and Africa
Iran conflict spurs Asia and Africa to boost nuclear power output and accelerate atomic energy plans amid global energy crisis.
Aldi Unveils Lickable Pigs in Blankets Wrapping Paper
Aldi launches world's first lickable wrapping paper that tastes like pigs in blankets, available via competition from November 24.
Oil and Gas Prices Surge After Iran Strikes UAE and Iraqi Facilities
Oil and gas prices rise after Iran attacks production facilities in UAE and Iraq, disrupting exports and threatening global supply.
‘Extremely intelligent’ bear still at large in Fukushima after attacking four people
An 'extremely intelligent' bear that attacked four people in Fukushima remains at large after unlocking a window and evading capture.
MacBook Neo Discounted to £549 on Amazon
Apple's MacBook Neo, already a budget-friendly laptop, is now on sale for £549 on Amazon, saving £50. Featuring A18 Pro chip, vibrant colors, and 16-hour battery life.
Rat Race at Sydney Royal Easter Show: Winners Decided by a Whisker
Inside Sydney's Royal Easter Show rodent judging, where winners are chosen for being happy, healthy, and friendly.
Cost of Living Q&A: Hilary Osborne Answers Your Money Questions
Hilary Osborne answers reader questions on energy tariffs, council tax, and mortgage renewal amid global turmoil and cost of living pressures.
Lufthansa Flight Declares Mid-Air Emergency, Makes Emergency Landing in Geneva
Lufthansa flight LH2249 declared emergency over Europe due to gear issue, made emergency landing in Geneva, suspending flights briefly.
Driving Examiner Recruitment Drive Branded Spectacular Failure
Government driving test wait time target pushed back to 2027 as only 83 net examiners hired despite 19 recruitment drives.
Welsh Beach Hut Shed Listed for £200,000 Sparks Debate
A simple beach hut on Abersoch's Porth Mawr beach is on the market for over £200,000, matching the price of an average three-bed semi in Wales, leaving some astonished.
Asda Sells 24 Supermarkets in £568m Property Deal
Asda sells 24 stores and a distribution centre for £568m in a sale-and-leaseback deal, amid falling sales and market share loss.
Ryanair passengers stranded as flight leaves without 50
Ryanair passengers were left stranded in Athens after their flight to London Luton departed without them due to border control delays, with some travelers in tears.
Ireland to Ban Goods from Israeli Settlements by Mid-July
Ireland plans to pass a law by mid-July banning goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, citing settler violence and international law.
UK to Be Worst Performer in G7 Next Year, OECD Warns
OECD forecasts UK to be worst G7 performer in 2025 with 1% growth, citing high interest rates and inflation.
EU unveils vision for high-speed rail network by 2040
EU Commission unveils plan for high-speed rail network by 2040, cutting journey times between major cities, with new cross-border links and improved ticketing.
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