Trump Considers Taxpayer-Funded Takeover of Struggling Spirit Airlines
President Trump considers using taxpayer money to buy Spirit Airlines, citing potential profit and job preservation amid the carrier's financial struggles.
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NCP Collapse Threatens Town Centre Car Parks
NCP, the UK's largest car park operator, enters administration, putting nearly 700 jobs at risk due to debt and changing driving habits.
M&S Launches £50 'Sneakerina' Shoes Set to Define Spring 2026 Style
M&S launches £50 'sneakerina' shoes blending trainers and ballet flats, set to be a key trend for spring 2026.
Asda George Garden Furniture: Stylish and Affordable Options Starting Under £20
Asda's George Home garden furniture range offers stylish, affordable pieces starting under £20, including parasols, bistro sets, and sofas.
Evans Returns to UK High Streets After Six-Year Absence
Evans, the plus-size womenswear brand, is returning to UK high streets as concessions in Yours Clothing and M&Co stores, six years after closing all its standalone shops.
Driver Wins £2,400 Refund Over Illegal Yellow Lines
Elmbridge Borough Council refunds over £300k to drivers wrongly fined in Surrey car parks since 2020.
Shower Direction Reveals Personality, Scientist Claims
TikTok debate on shower direction sparks expert insight: facing away may be more relaxing, while facing the water can be overstimulating.
Curtis Jones Transfer: Liverpool Face Good, Bad and Swap Deal Options
Curtis Jones faces uncertain Liverpool future with £35m valuation, strained Slot relationship, and potential swap for Inter's Dumfries.
B&M slashes price of 'great' garden ice bath to £15 in new deal
B&M cuts price of Outdoor Adventure Ice Bath Plunge Pool from £25 to £15, claiming it boosts energy and reduces stress.
Swinney Sparks Confusion Over Mossmorran Jobs Comment
John Swinney sparks confusion after appearing to guarantee job interviews for Mossmorran workers, but Scottish Government clarifies no such scheme exists yet.
Universal Credit Warning for Self-Employed Workers
Self-employed Universal Credit claimants face stricter income and expense rules than for tax returns, with monthly reporting and potential Minimum Income Floor reductions.
Catherine Zeta-Jones Buys Rome Penthouse for Michael Douglas
Catherine Zeta-Jones buys a multi-million-pound penthouse in Rome for husband Michael Douglas, adding to their international property portfolio.
Great British Railways Unveils First National Clock in Over 50 Years at London Bridge
Great British Railways unveils its first national clock in over 50 years at London Bridge station, featuring a design inspired by the old British Rail logo.
Murdoch Family Ends Succession Battle, Lachlan Secures Control
Rupert Murdoch's family ends succession feud; Lachlan Murdoch secures control of media empire, siblings receive $1.1bn each.
Iconic Stahl House in Los Angeles Listed for Sale for First Time at $25m
The iconic Stahl House in Los Angeles, a mid-century modern masterpiece, is listed for sale at $25 million for the first time in its 65-year history.
IMF Warns Rachel Reeves Over Fiscal Risks
IMF warns UK to cut borrowing amid bond market concerns and potential Labour leadership challenge, upgrading growth forecasts but citing downside risks.
Spain's €1bn 'Ghost Airport' Sold for Just €10,000
Spain's Ciudad Real airport, built for over €1bn, sold at auction for just €10,000 to a Chinese-led consortium.
US, UK, EU and Allies to Discuss Critical Minerals Alliance
US, UK, EU, Australia and others meet in Washington to form a critical minerals alliance to reduce reliance on China, with discussions on pricing and supply chains.
Russian Oil Revenue Plummets Under Sanctions Pressure
Russian oil and gas revenues fall to multi-year lows as US and EU sanctions, tariff pressure on India, and shadow fleet crackdown take effect.
Munich's Schlachthofviertel: Where Butchers and Techno Clubs Coexist
Discover Munich's Schlachthofviertel, an edgy district where slaughterhouses, techno clubs, and creative spaces coexist, offering a raw alternative to touristy beer halls.
Shoppers Save £20 on Easter Roast with Sainsbury's Nectar Card
Sainsbury's shoppers can save over £20 on Easter roast by using a Nectar card, with leg of lamb reduced to £15.70 and other essentials discounted.
Sarah Ferguson Sells Belgravia Home at £400,000 Loss
Sarah Ferguson sells Belgravia townhouse at £400,000 loss, with proceeds to be reinvested for her daughters.
ISA Deadline Looms: Post-1981 Generations Urged to Act Before Sunday
Post-1981 generations urged to act before ISA deadline on Sunday as data shows Baby Boomers hold nearly 5x more savings.
UK House Sales Surge 53% in April as Stamp Duty Distorts Market
UK house sales rose 53% in April year-on-year, driven by stamp duty distortions; experts note market resilience despite geopolitical impacts.
Lidl Slashes Ice Cream Prices by 50% as Vanilla Taste Test Reveals Best Buys
Lidl cuts ice cream prices by 50% as taste test reveals its £2.45 vanilla beats Carte D'Or. Top picks include Sainsbury's Taste the Difference and Brickell's.
Cat Stows Away on Ultra-Light Aircraft Wing in French Guiana
Cat stows away on ultra-light aircraft wing in French Guiana, survives flight clinging to wing before safe landing.
Sydney vs Toronto Housing: Could Australia Face a Similar Slump?
Sydney and Toronto had equivalent home prices in 2022. Since then, Canada's market crashed while Australia's rose. Could a similar slump happen in Australia?
Lakeland Leather Operator Enters Liquidation
Felldale Retail, which operated Lakeland Leather stores, has been voluntarily liquidated after closing seven underperforming locations. The parent company continues trading online.
Armani Perfume Set Drops From £62 to £33 at Next
Armani Power of You perfume set at Next drops from £62 to £33, featuring five luxury scents including YSL and Prada.
ExxonMobil to Close Fife Plant, Risking 450 Jobs
ExxonMobil to close Fife ethylene plant by February, risking 450 jobs, citing UK policy and high costs.
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