EasyJet and Rightmove Set to Exit FTSE 100 in Latest Reshuffle
EasyJet and Rightmove are expected to drop out of the FTSE 100 in the latest quarterly reshuffle, replaced by IG Group and Tritax Big Box REIT.
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Brit Breezes Through New EES in 30 Seconds at Tenerife
British tourists in Canary Islands advised to arrive 3 hours early due to EES queues, but some report quick processing.
UK Closes 135 Import Duty Loophole For Parcels
UK to end £135 import duty loophole by 2029; BCC warns of price rises and harm to small firms.
Train Services Disrupted as UK Experiences Hottest May Day on Record
UK experiences hottest May day with 33.5°C, causing rail disruptions, heat-related incidents, and calls for legal working temperature limits.
Margate Named UK's Prettiest Seaside Town with Unique Caves
Margate in Kent is named UK's prettiest seaside town, featuring sandy beaches, Dreamland theme park, and the unique Shell Grotto with millions of shells.
Debenhams Watch With 93% Off Looks Similar to Taylor Swift's £20k Cartier
Debenhams sells a Gv2 watch for £201.75, a 93% discount, that resembles Taylor Swift's £20k Cartier timepiece.
UK Households Could See £92 Cut in October 2026
Hopes rise for UK households as potential US-Iran peace deal may lower Ofgem price cap, saving up to £92 annually on energy bills this winter.
Sainsbury's £50 Minimum Delivery Sparks Customer Fury
Sainsbury's increases minimum spend for free delivery to £50, angering customers, especially pensioners and those living alone.
Rare 50p Coin with Minting Error Could Be Worth £50
A rare 50p coin with a minting error could be worth up to £50. The 2017 Sir Isaac Newton coin has extra lines on Queen Elizabeth's portrait.
Blackpool's Peter Rabbit Attraction Closes After Three Years
Blackpool's £1m Peter Rabbit attraction closes after three years, leaving the promenade site vacant.
Benidorm Brit Left Green for Days After Using Textile Paint for Hulk Costume
A British tourist in Benidorm turned green for days after using textile paint instead of makeup for a Hulk costume, requiring six baths to remove.
LK Bennett to Close All UK Stores After Administration
LK Bennett closes all UK stores after administration; Russell & Bromley also shutters ten outlets.
Popeyes UK Kitchen Secrets Revealed: How to Make Their Iconic Chicken at Home
Popeyes UK head chef reveals secrets to making iconic fried chicken at home, including batter tips and sandwich assembly.
Hereditary Peers Accused of Blocking Workers' Rights Reforms
Hereditary peers, including the Duke of Wellington, vote to block Labour's workers' rights reforms, sparking criticism from unions and Labour figures.
Labour's One Chance Rule To Stop Nimby Planning Delays
Labour's new planning bill limits legal challenges to major projects, aiming to speed up infrastructure delivery and tackle nimbyism.
Funeral Costs Hit Record High as One in Five Families Struggle to Pay
Funeral costs hit record £4,285, with one in five families struggling to pay. London most expensive. Only 38% make provisions.
UK Faces Highest Inflation in G7 This Year and Next, IMF Warns
IMF warns UK will have highest G7 inflation in 2025 and 2026, while modestly upgrading growth forecast to 1.3%.
Muskism: The New Economic Model Reshaping Our World
A review of 'Muskism' by Quinn Slobodian and Ben Tarnoff, exploring how Elon Musk's methods define a new economic model.
Lloyds Bank to Remove £50 Interest-Free Overdraft Buffer from Packaged Accounts
Lloyds Bank will remove the £50 interest-free overdraft buffer on packaged accounts from June 8, 2026, affecting customers who use overdrafts.
DVLA Urgent Alert: Drivers Risk £1,000 Fine in Licence Shake-Up
DVLA warns drivers to renew licences or risk £1,000 fine; 2.3 million licences expire in 2025.
BoM Chief Defends £96.5m Website Cost Blowout
BoM website redesign cost revealed as $96.5m, far exceeding initial $4.1m; minister demands explanation.
Waitrose Worker Sacked After 17 Years For Stopping Thief
Waitrose worker Walker Smith sacked after 17 years for stopping a shoplifter stealing Easter eggs, sparking debate on retail crime policies.
Sir Paul McCartney Ordered to Plant New Tree After Neighbour Objects to Sycamore Felling
Sir Paul McCartney must plant a new tree after neighbour objects to felling two sycamores at his London home, approved by council with replacement condition.
Millionaire Overnight: The Crushing Reality of Sudden Wealth
Entrepreneur Andrew Hulbert became a multimillionaire overnight but faced guilt and unease, highlighting 'sudden wealth syndrome' and the emotional toll of unexpected riches.
Home Bargains' £6 Bag Goes Viral as Shoppers Spot £100 Lookalike
Home Bargains' £6 bag goes viral for resembling a £100 Bogg Bag, with shoppers praising the budget-friendly alternative.
Schoolies Week 2025: Teen Rite of Passage Evolves on Gold Coast
Schoolies Week 2025 sees 15,000 teens on Gold Coast with fewer arrests and hospitalisations, reflecting changing culture and safety measures.
Home Bargains Sells £2 Chocolate Diffuser for Cosy Nights
Home Bargains sells a £2 chocolate and vanilla scented diffuser, part of a Valentine's Day range, but it's currently out of stock online.
UK Retailers Slam Delay in Ending Tax Break on Low-Value Imports
UK retailers criticise government's 2029 timeline to end tax break on low-value imports, citing unfair competition from Shein and Temu.
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group Buys Two Designer Outlet Malls
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group buys York and East Midlands Designer Outlets, expanding its property portfolio with nearly 7.8 million annual shoppers.
Labour Minister Suggests UBI to Counter AI Job Losses
Investment minister Lord Stockwood says government is 'definitely' discussing universal basic income to protect workers from AI disruption.
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