Hospitality Closures Slow Down as Cost Inflation Eases
UK hospitality closures slow as cost inflation eases, but four venues still close daily, with 98,745 firms remaining.
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Newcastle United Stadium Plans Await Council Leader Decision
Newcastle City Council leader Colin Ferguson says he won't block Newcastle United's stadium plans but awaits official proposals before making judgments.
Just redo it: inside Nike’s plans to put the swoosh back into its sales
Nike reveals radical turnaround plan with provocative new slogan and innovative products after a disastrous 2024 share price slump.
Grand Designs 'Fun House' with Secret Passages and Bond-Pod Completed in East Sussex
Grand Designs features a family 'fun house' in Horsham, East Sussex, with secret passages, a Bond-pod, and child-inspired whimsical design.
Brits Rethink 2025 Holidays Amid Overtourism Protests
68% of UK adults consider alternative holidays to avoid overtourism protests in Barcelona, Balearics, Venice, Amsterdam, and Marbella.
Citric Acid Better Than Vinegar for Removing Kettle Limescale, TikTok User Shows
TikTok user shows citric acid removes kettle limescale in one boil, outperforming vinegar without the smell.
Yorkshire Village Bans Takeaways and Supermarkets to Preserve Traditional Charm
Wentworth, Yorkshire, bans takeaways and supermarkets to preserve traditional charm, with strict rules on paint colours and British-only food.
Revolut £20 Cashback for New UK Customers
Revolut is offering £20 to new UK customers who open an account and make a £1 purchase. No full bank switch required. Offer valid until end of 2026.
KitKat Uses Police Convoys After 12 Tonne Chocolate Theft
Thieves stole 12 tonnes of KitKat bars in Italy, prompting Nestlé to use police convoys for transport. The heist could cause Easter shortages.
Six Hotels That Have Ended Sunbed Wars for Good
Six hotels have ended sunbed wars with more loungers, reservation apps, and towel removal policies, as a German holidaymaker wins compensation for lack of sunbeds.
Walmart Pulls Clothing Over Nazi Salute Design Criticism
Walmart removes clothing featuring Nazi-like imagery and slogan from its online marketplace, citing zero tolerance for offensive products.
Amazon Shuts All UK Fresh Grocery Stores
Amazon is closing all 19 UK Fresh stores, converting five to Whole Foods, as till-less concept fails to catch on.
Mo Salah's Liverpool Career Celebrated in New 48-Page Special Edition
Our special 48-page publication celebrates Mo Salah's nine-year Liverpool career, featuring every goal, record, and defining moment of the Egyptian King's time at Anfield.
Cadbury Creates 55kg 'World's Largest' Mini Egg for Easter
Cadbury World unveils a 55kg, 70cm Mega Mini Egg for Easter, crafted by chocolatiers over two days, on display until April 12.
Manchester Airport Power Cut Grounds Flights, Strands Passengers
A power cut at Manchester Airport caused cancellation of all flights from terminals one and two, stranding hundreds of passengers.
Tui Abandons Dad and Disabled Daughter at Airport
Father accuses Tui of abandoning family with autistic son at Greek airport after six-hour delay, leaving boy distressed and vomiting.
Makerfield Voters Prioritise Cost of Living and High Streets
Makerfield voters rank cost of living, high streets, and public services as top priorities, with distrust in politicians, poll shows.
UK to Ban Drivers from Using Hand-Held Devices for Photos and Games
UK to ban drivers from using hand-held devices for photos, games from 2022, with £200 fine and six penalty points.
Man Utd Rule Out £100m Tonali Transfer, Spurs and Arsenal Eye Move
Manchester United have told Newcastle they will not sign Sandro Tonali due to his £100m price tag. Tottenham and Arsenal are interested, while Newcastle prepare for a potential exit.
British Brother and Sister Drown Off Spanish Beach
British brother and sister, 11 and 13, drown off beach in Salou, Spain. Father rescued. Yellow flag warning ignored.
Cost of Living Squeeze 'Holding Back' UK Small Businesses
Two in five UK small firms report sales drop as soaring costs and weak demand hinder growth, warns FSB.
Blair's Economic Vision Criticized by Readers
Readers criticise Tony Blair's essay attacking Labour, questioning his motives and climate stance.
Sleep in JR Ewing's Bed: England Fans' Unique World Cup Stay
England World Cup fans can stay in JR Ewing's bedroom at Southfork Ranch for $1,978 a night. The iconic Dallas set near the stadium draws fans from across the UK.
Home Bargains Slashes Aveeno Skincare to £4.99
Home Bargains cuts Aveeno Calm & Restore SPF 30 Sheer Tint to £4.99, 70% off, plus haircare deals.
UK youth NEET numbers could soar to 1.25 million by early 2030s, warns Alan Milburn report
Report warns UK youth NEET numbers could hit 1.25m by early 2030s without urgent action to avoid a 'lost generation'.
West Ham Send Summerville Transfer Message to Man Utd, Spurs
West Ham are in no rush to sell Crysencio Summerville despite relegation, with Manchester United and Tottenham interested. The club demands £45m for the winger.
Energy Bill Hike Exposes Reeves Package As Meaningless
Ofgem's 13% energy price cap rise makes Rachel Reeves' cost of living package look meaningless, exposing political and economic constraints.
Urgent Recall: Tower Air Fryers Pose Fire Risk, Sold at Argos, B&M, Tesco
Tower air fryers recalled due to fire risk; sold at Argos, B&M, Tesco. OPSS warns of overheating defect.
Londoner's £350 Burger with Caviar and Lobster Leaves Him 'Blown Away' but Vowing Never Again
A TikToker tried a £350 burger with caviar and lobster at Otto's in London, was impressed by the taste, but says he'll never spend that much again.
21 Sunscreens Fail SPF Tests, Ultra Violette Recalled
TGA finds 21 sunscreens fail SPF claims, Ultra Violette recalled; testing lab reliability questioned.
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