James Cleverly Urges Tories to Be 'More Normal' and Back 'Mixed-Race Boy from Lewisham' as PM
James Cleverly urges Tories to be 'more normal', rules out deals with Farage, and asks members to back a 'mixed-race boy from Lewisham' as PM.
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Jimmy Kimmel Fires Back at Trump During Oscars: 'Isn't It Past Your Jailtime?'
Jimmy Kimmel hits back at Trump during Oscars after Trump calls him worst host ever, asking 'isn't it past your jailtime?'
Five Underrated World Cup 2026 Host Cities Worth Exploring
Discover five underrated host cities for the 2026 World Cup in North America, from Kansas City to Guadalajara, offering unique culture and attractions.
Amazon's End of Summer Sale: Top 12 Deals Including Robot Vacuums and Air Fryers
Amazon's End of Summer Sale offers up to 69% off on robot vacuums, air fryers, steam mops, and more. Top deals include Ecovacs DEEBOT N8 and Tower Vortx air fryer.
Bec Judd Enjoys Lavish Night Out in Melbourne Amid Lockdown Fears
Bec Judd wears £6,000 designer outfit for night out in Melbourne amid Covid lockdown fears, sharing photos and videos on Instagram.
EV Drivers Save Over £1,100 Annually in Fuel Costs
A new analysis reveals UK electric vehicle drivers save over £1,100 per year in fuel costs compared to petrol and diesel cars, as BEVs are four times more efficient.
Jo Ann Bass, Matriarch of Joe's Stone Crab, Dies at 94
Jo Ann Bass, CEO and matriarch of Miami's Joe's Stone Crab, dies at 94. She kept prices low, including fried chicken under $9, and served celebrities.
DWP Bank Monitoring Powers Could Extend to Landlords and Carers, Lords Warn
New DWP powers to monitor bank accounts of benefit claimants could extend to landlords, carers and parents, sparking Lords concerns over surveillance and potential injustices.
Air India Flight Diverts to Jeddah Over Technical Issue
Air India flight from Bengaluru to London diverted to Jeddah due to technical fault; all passengers safe.
Trump Weighs Order Forcing Banks to Verify Customer Citizenship
Trump considers executive order requiring banks to verify customer citizenship, expanding immigration enforcement into financial sector.
Washington DC Renames Street Outside Saudi Embassy After Jamal Khashoggi
Washington DC renames street outside Saudi Embassy to Khashoggi Way in honour of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing forecasts record revenues amid UK expansion
Fast Retailing reports strong half-year profits, driven by Uniqlo's global expansion including new stores in Bristol and Leeds.
High Street Matcha Lattes May Be Fake, Expert Warns
Experts warn high street matcha lattes may be fake or low-quality, with tips on how to spot authentic Japanese matcha.
Supermarket Items You Should Never Buy at Full Price
Which? reveals that popular groceries like Special K and Tropicana are on sale so often that full prices are misleading. Track deals and use unit pricing to save.
Arteta tipped to sell Nwaneri this summer
Mikel Arteta has been tipped to sell Ethan Nwaneri this summer, with Alan Smith unsure if the Arsenal manager trusts the teenager after a lack of playing time.
Food Inflation May Last Longer Than Expected, IGD Warns
Food inflation may peak lower than feared but persist into 2028, adding £203 extra for families this year and £207 next year, the Institute of Grocery Distribution forecasts.
Cremation Ad Banned for Misleading Service Implication
A TV advert for Pure Cremation has been banned for misleadingly implying that its standard plan included an in-person funeral service. The ASA upheld complaints, stating the ad created a false impression.
Teens Financially Dependent Until 26, Survey Shows
A survey by M&G reveals parents expect to support teenagers until age 26, with 7% moving to bigger homes. Many delay retirement or cut spending.
UK Pub Bookings Surge 293% for England World Cup Opener
Pub bookings for England's World Cup opener surge 293%, with hospitality set for 42% sales boost. Fans expected to spend extra £600 million.
LendingTree CEO Doug Lebda, 55, Died Drunk and High in ATV Crash, Had History of Reckless Driving an
LendingTree CEO Doug Lebda, 55, died drunk and high in an ATV crash on his farm. He had a history of reckless driving and a bitter divorce from his first wife.
ITV Spy Thriller 'Secret Service' Premieres Tonight
ITV's spy thriller 'Secret Service' starring Gemma Arterton premieres tonight at 9pm. All episodes available on ITVX.
Australian Trucking Firm DJK Transport Collapses After 57 Years
DJK Transport, an Australian trucking firm operating for 57 years, enters voluntary liquidation amid a wave of transport sector collapses.
Sydney's $15 Sandwich Deli Sparks Hours-Long Queues
Sydney's Raineri's deli draws hours-long queues for $15 sandwiches, fueled by social media hype.
Kirstie Allsopp Sparks Fury Over 'Working From Home' Comments
Kirstie Allsopp sparks online fury after calling for an end to working from home, claiming it harms young people's mental health and housing costs.
London Exodus Hits Record High As Thousands Flee
Nearly 415,000 people left London in 2024, a record exodus driven by cost-of-living, crime, and high property prices.
Home Bargains Revlon Shampoo Deal: £40 Now £7.99
Home Bargains offers Revlon Eksperience Sebum Control shampoo for £7.99, down from £40. The 1000ml bottle features natural ingredients and is available online only.
Morgan Gibbs-White Signs New Nottingham Forest Deal, Snubbing Tottenham
Morgan Gibbs-White signs new Nottingham Forest deal until 2028, rejecting Tottenham's £60m bid after disputed approach.
Netflix's 'War Machine' Sequel Officially Announced
Netflix confirms a sequel to the hit war film 'War Machine', starring Alan Ritchson. The movie amassed 139.9 million views and earned rave reviews for its intense action and gripping story.
Australian Government Backs Pay Rise for Lowest-Paid Workers
Australian government backs pay rise for lowest-paid workers, says tax cuts not a substitute for wage boost.
Martin Lewis Explains Key Consumer Rights We All Need
Martin Lewis outlines 10 key consumer rights for Boxing Day sales, including returns, faulty goods, and online protections.
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