Tesla Wins UK Electricity Supply Licence Amid Controversy
Elon Musk's Tesla wins Ofgem licence to supply electricity in Great Britain, amid sales slump and political controversy.
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Aldi Recalls Japanese Gyoza Over Glass Fears
Aldi recalls 64 products including Japanese gyoza over glass fears, with FDA and FSIS alerts for salmonella contamination in powdered milk.
Banks Pull Nearly 700 Mortgage Deals Amid Iran Conflict Fears
Nearly 700 mortgage deals pulled as Iran conflict raises inflation fears; sub-4% rates nearly vanish.
Over 200,000 UK Workers Shift to Four-Day Week Since 2019
Over 200,000 UK workers have switched to a four-day week since 2019, with 10.9% of the workforce now on shorter hours, driven by pandemic-era changes.
Luxury Lake District Train Journey Cancelled Hours Before Departure
The Britannic Explorer luxury sleeper train cancels its maiden Lake District journey hours before departure due to repairs, offering refunds to passengers.
BrewDog Faces Breakup as Craft Beer Business Put Up for Sale
BrewDog appoints AlixPartners to find investors, risking breakup after closing distilling brands and posting £37m loss.
Frontline Workers Could Save Up to £200 on Energy Bills with Blue Light Card
Frontline workers can save up to £200 on energy bills with Blue Light Card discounts as prices surge.
Asda Warns of Temporary Fuel Shortages Amid Iran Conflict
Asda warns of temporary fuel shortages as Iran conflict drives UK petrol prices above 150p a litre, with demand outstripping supply.
Everest Guides Accused of Poisoning Climbers in £15m Insurance Fraud
Nepali police uncover £15m insurance fraud where Everest guides drugged climbers to fake rescues, with 32 charged and 11 arrested.
British Airways Drops 'Ladies and Gentlemen' for Gender Neutral Announcements
British Airways drops 'ladies and gentlemen' in announcements, adopting gender-neutral language to promote inclusivity.
Ashley Furniture to Cut 266 Jobs at Texas Plant Amid Tariff Uncertainty
Ashley Furniture is cutting 266 jobs at its Texas plant, citing operational efficiency and tariff uncertainty. Affected workers may be offered other roles.
Waitrose Report Reveals Olive Oil as New Dinner Party Status Symbol
Waitrose report finds £450 olive oil sold out as status symbol; young people ditch recipes for social media cooking inspiration.
Three Ways to Get a Free Samsung Tablet Worth Hundreds
Samsung fans can get a free Galaxy tablet worth up to £249 with new phone contracts at Sky Mobile, Mobiles.co.uk, and O2. Here's how to claim.
Eurotunnel Breakdown Adds to Easter Travel Chaos
Eurotunnel breakdown causes delays for Easter travellers, adding to cross-Channel chaos amid P&O Ferries suspension and high traffic.
Ineos Gets £50m Bailout After £70m State Aid
UK government gives Ineos £50m bailout for Grangemouth plant after up to £70m in previous state aid, amid criticism of carbon taxes.
Nessie Spotted Five Times in 2025, New Sighting Recorded
Fifth official Loch Ness Monster sighting in 2025 recorded on August 27; wake seen moving against current for seven minutes.
Watchdog Exposes Misleading Weight Loss Supplement Claims by Major Retailers
Which? exposes misleading weight loss supplement claims by Amazon, eBay, Holland & Barrett, Superdrug, and Temu, leading to over 50 listings removed.
TikToker Sparks Fury by Clearing Asda Lego Shelves for Resale
TikToker Sam Peth clears Asda Lego shelves to resell on Amazon, sparking debate over affordability for parents.
HMRC Targets 82,000 Households With Shock Tax Demands
HMRC demands £992 from 82,000 low-income households due to frozen tax thresholds; savings interest rules offer a way to avoid the tax.
California Taco Truck Forced to Change Name After Trademark Dispute
California taco truck Flaco's Tacos must change name after trademark dispute with Chicago restaurant, costing owner $6,000.
British Computer Scientist Denies He Is Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto
British computer scientist Adam Back denies New York Times claim he is bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, citing coincidence.
Grandparents Claiming Childcare Could Get Pension Boost
Grandparents who cared for grandchildren while parents worked may claim a little-known state pension boost worth thousands of pounds through NI credits.
B&M's £20 Solar Squirrel Ornament Adds Light to Gardens
B&M sells £20 XL solar squirrel and owl statues for gardens, with automatic dusk lighting and no wiring needed.
Mum loses 49lbs in 15 weeks with 30p supplement after quitting Mounjaro due to side effects
Vicki McFarlane lost 49lbs in 15 weeks using a 30p-a-day berberine supplement after quitting Mounjaro due to side effects.
Five Glass Items You Can't Recycle at Home
Learn which five common glass items cannot be recycled at home under new UK rules, including drinking glasses, Pyrex, and vases.
UAE Beachgoers Witness Tanker Congestion in Strait of Hormuz
UAE beachgoers see oil tankers and cargo ships queuing in the Strait of Hormuz amid Iran war disruptions.
UK Households Rush to Buy Tumble Dryers Before Ban
UK households rush to buy traditional tumble dryers before government ban on inefficient models takes effect, retailers report surge in sales.
Cheapest Supermarkets for Christmas Chocolate Tubs Revealed
Comparison of supermarket prices for Christmas chocolate tubs reveals big savings with loyalty cards, with Tesco and Sainsbury's among the cheapest.
Father's Ordeal After Daughter's Brain Injury in Goa
British student Olivia North suffers severe brain injury in Goa scooter accident; father launches fundraiser for medical costs.
Tesla Reaches 300,000 UK Deliveries Amid EV Surge
Tesla reaches 300,000 UK deliveries milestone with Model 3 handover in Manchester, amid 44% May sales surge and growing EV demand.
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