IKEA Offers Full English Breakfast for Just £1 to UK Teachers and Healthcare Staff
IKEA offers full English breakfast for £1 to UK teachers and healthcare staff, available weekdays until 11am, ending March 27.
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Three Charged Over York Stone Thefts from Churches
Three men charged over thefts of valuable York stone paving slabs from churches in northern England.
Ofgem Price Cap Drop: UK Energy Bills to Fall by Over £400 from July
Ofgem price cap drops to £2,074 from July, cutting typical bills by £426. First decrease in two years, but costs remain high.
Sainsbury's Axes Chop Chop App in Favour of Main App Integration
Sainsbury's decommissions its Chop Chop rapid delivery app, integrating it into the main app to simplify shopping. Co-op announces new stores and apprenticeship plans.
Three Brits Charged With Gang-Rape in Croatia Hotel
Three British men charged with gang-raping a woman in a Split hotel; face up to 10 years in Croatian prison.
Urgent Fraud Warning for Barclays, Halifax, HSBC and Lloyds Customers
Fraud warning for Barclays, Halifax, HSBC and Lloyds customers as scam texts surge targeting savings accounts.
Octopus Energy Advises Customers to Drink Tea to Keep Warm Amid Soaring Bills
Octopus Energy advises customers to drink tea and eat comfort foods to keep warm, sparking criticism amid soaring energy prices and fears for pensioners.
Households Urged to Turn Plastic Bottles into Mini Greenhouses
Turn empty plastic bottles into mini greenhouses to protect plants from cold and pests. Simple, cost-effective hack for small gardens.
House of Lords Committee Calls for End to 'Permissive Culture' Towards Fraud
House of Lords committee urges end to permissive fraud culture, proposes new corporate offence and stronger action across telecoms, tech, and finance sectors.
Abu Dhabi Theme Parks Stay Open Amid Regional Conflict
Abu Dhabi theme parks remain open amid Middle East conflict, while Dubai attractions close. Travel disruption continues.
Cruise Lines Ban Non-Potty-Trained Children From Main Pools Over Hygiene Fears
Cruise lines ban non-potty-trained children from main pools for hygiene reasons, with alternatives like splash zones available.
Aldi Eyes Former Wilko Stores and Staff as Expansion Plans Accelerate
Aldi plans to open 500 new UK stores, eyeing former Wilko sites and hiring ex-staff as Wilko closes.
Reckless Tourists Risk Death on 500ft Cliff Edge
Tourists risk death by taking selfies on a 500ft cliff edge, ignoring safety warnings and prompting concern from authorities.
Man Utd urged to sign £60m World Cup star Bouaddi
Manchester United have been urged to join Arsenal in the race to sign Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi after his impressive World Cup debut for Morocco.
Rail Workers Seconds from Crushed by London Train in Tunnel
Three experienced railway workers narrowly escaped being hit by a passenger train in Bookham Tunnel due to incorrect safety plans, a RAIB investigation found.
Britain's smallest hotel opens in former Victorian toilet under Oxford street
Britain's smallest hotel opens in a former Victorian toilet under a busy Oxford street, charging £300 a night for two 30sqm suites.
Ryanair Passenger Suffers Second-Degree Burns After Cabin Crew Spills Hot Pasta
Ryanair passenger Brie Ortiz claims second-degree burns after crew spilled hot pasta on her leg mid-flight, alleging lack of empathy.
Waitrose Faces Boycott After Sacking Employee Who Confronted Shoplifter
Waitrose faces customer boycott after sacking employee Walker Smith for confronting a shoplifter, sparking outrage on social media.
Martin Lewis Tip Saves £215 on Energy Bills
Journalist saves £215 yearly by ditching tumble dryer per Martin Lewis's advice. Dehumidifier alternative costs 5p per hour.
Chef Reveals Supermarket Butcher Hack for Custom Cuts
A chef reveals that supermarket butchers can customise meat cuts for free, saving time and effort. Learn how to request trimming, deboning, and portioning.
Westpac Ordered To Allow Work From Home In Landmark Case
Fair Work Commission rules Westpac unreasonably refused employee's work-from-home request, setting landmark precedent for flexible work rights.
Karine Jean-Pierre Mocked for Calling Russian Pipeline 'Nordstrom 1'
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre mocked for accidentally calling Russia's Nord Stream 1 pipeline 'Nordstrom 1' during a press briefing.
Historic Bilston Pub Destroyed in Suspected Arson Attack
The Greyhound and Punchbowl pub in Bilston, a 500-year-old Grade II listed building, has been destroyed in a suspected arson attack, echoing the recent Crooked House fire.
Savvy Traveller’s ‘Genius’ Hack Doubles Hand Luggage and Avoids Airline Fees
Traveller shares hack to double hand luggage by using an airside shopping bag, plus other tips to save on fees and enhance airport experience.
Martin Lewis Urges Britons to Get £92 Power of Attorney 'Sorted Out Now'
Martin Lewis urges Britons to get a lasting power of attorney, warning families face a 'nightmare' without the £92 document.
£18 shampoo slashed to £2.49 at Home Bargains
Home Bargains offers Eluve Glossing Shampoo at £2.49, down from £18, saving 85%. The nutrient-rich formula promises a radiant boost for dull hair, available in-store and online.
B&M Insect Screens Fly Off Shelves as Shoppers Seek Summer Bug Solution
B&M shoppers rave about cheap insect screens, including magnetic door screens for £4, to keep bugs out this summer.
Ofcom Investigates Sky and Virgin Media Over Complaints
Ofcom reports Virgin Media as most-complained-about broadband provider; Sky performs best. Investigation ongoing.
Amorim Plans Ugarte Reunion at AC Milan as Man United Seek Sale
Manchester United are set to sell Manuel Ugarte this summer, with AC Milan considering a move. Ruben Amorim, now Milan's head coach, could reunite with the Uruguayan midfielder.
Lessons from the 1970s oil crisis as global tensions fuel price surge
The 1973 oil crisis offers lessons as today's geopolitical tensions push prices above $100 per barrel, with stronger economic defences and a shift toward renewables.
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