Fridge Magnets Could Add £120 to Your Electricity Bill, Whirlpool Warns
Whirlpool warns fridge magnets could add £120 to bills due to hinge strain, but other experts disagree.
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Apprentice Loses Unfair Dismissal Case Over Phone Use
Apprentice loses unfair dismissal claim after threatening colleague over lunch tampering at Swindon garage.
World Cup Final Tickets Listed for Over $2m Each on Fifa Resale Site
Four World Cup final tickets listed for nearly $2.3m each on Fifa's resale site, with Fifa taking 15% fees from both buyer and seller.
A30 Reopens After 11-Hour Closure Following Serious Three-Vehicle Crash
A30 in Cornwall closed for 11 hours after serious three-vehicle crash involving police car; three taken to hospital.
Vietnam's Hoi An Offers Christmas Market with 30p Beers and £1.50 Hot Chocolates
Hoi An, Vietnam, offers a Christmas market with 30p beers, £1.50 hot chocolates, and lantern-lit streets in December.
Scotland Faces 'Pandemic of Potholes' as Drivers Report Surge in Damage
Scotland faces a 'pandemic of potholes' as AA report highlights surge in tyre and wheel damage, with garages reporting unprecedented repair demand.
Record Surge In UK Electric Vehicle Sales Driven By Costs
UK used electric vehicle sales hit record in 2024 as prices fell, with 57.4% surge driven by affordability and wider choice.
Labour May Soften North Sea Oil Ban Amid Industry and Political Pressure
Labour may allow new North Sea oil drilling despite manifesto ban, as industry backlash and Reform UK pressure mount.
DWP to Check Bank Accounts for £16,000 in Savings
The DWP gains new powers to monitor bank accounts and recover money from benefit claimants with savings over £16,000, targeting fraudsters and fraudulent COVID loans.
Mum's 'Genius' Airport Hack Gives Kids Travel Jobs to Curb Tantrums
Mum shares 'genius' airport hack: give kids small travel jobs like carrying passports to reduce tantrums and make flying easier.
Wetherspoons Bans Scottish Banknotes in English Pubs
JD Wetherspoon bans Scottish £20 and £50 notes in English pubs due to counterfeit concerns, sparking customer complaints and debate over legal tender.
Mystery French Onion Dip Shipments Baffle Philadelphia Restaurants
Philadelphia restaurants receive mysterious shipments of 600 tubs of Heluva Good! French onion dip, leading to confusion and creative responses.
Outstanding Detective Series Now Streaming Free
The Brokenwood Mysteries, a New Zealand detective series with 89% Rotten Tomatoes score, is now streaming free on Channel 4 and U&DRAMA.
Migrant workers bear brunt of coronavirus pandemic in Gulf
Migrant workers in Gulf states face high Covid-19 infection rates in cramped labour camps, with limited healthcare and no way home, rights groups warn.
FAA Blocks Boeing 737 Max Production Expansion After Incident
FAA allows Boeing 737 Max 9 to resume flights after inspections but blocks production expansion over quality control issues.
Qantas Tests 22-Hour London to Australia Flight
Qantas tests new Airbus A350-1000ULR for 22-hour non-stop flights from London to Australia's east coast, with maiden test flight from Toulouse.
Small Brewers Warn Budget Business Rates Threaten Pub Survival
Small brewers warn Rachel Reeves that Budget business rates changes could force pub closures, as hospitality sector faces 76% rate rise by 2029.
Spender: Tax Reform Key to Young Australians' Future
Independent MP Allegra Spender calls for tax reform to ease pressure on young Australians, urging faster housing and energy approvals and responsible AI adoption.
Deutsche Bank faces action over $20bn Russian money-laundering scheme
Deutsche Bank faces fines and legal action over its role in a $20bn Russian money-laundering scheme, according to a leaked internal report.
Halifax Imposes £2,995 Cash Deposit Limit at Self-Service Machines
Halifax sets £2,995 cash deposit limit at self-service machines; larger deposits require branch counter assistance.
Trump's 'Made in America' boom exposed as fantasy by experts
Experts dismiss Trump's manufacturing boom as fantasy, citing 83,000 job losses since last year and declining factory investment.
DoorDash Driver Suspended Over Trump Supporters Threat
DoorDash driver suspended after threatening Trump supporters; delivery to White House confirmed as staged stunt.
Flight Attendants Reveal 'Pre-Used' Headphones Given to Passengers
Flight attendants reveal that complimentary headphones, blankets, and pillows on planes are often cleaned and reused, not new. Also, avoid hot drinks due to dirty water tanks.
Ninja Thirsti Bottle Drops to Under £15 in Flash Sale Deal Stack
Ninja Thirsti bottle drops to under £15 in flash sale deal stack, saving up to 57% for new TopCashback members.
Humpback Whale Breaks Record with 15,000km Journey from Brazil to Australia
A humpback whale travelled 15,100km from Brazil to Australia, the longest documented journey for the species, highlighting rare cross-ocean migration.
Ford and Mazda Issue Urgent 'Do Not Drive' Warning Over Takata Airbag Defect
Ford and Mazda warn owners of 475,000+ older vehicles in the U.S. not to drive due to unrepaired Takata airbag inflators that can explode, causing injury or death.
Martin Lewis: Parents from 1978-2010 could claim £5,000 back payments
Martin Lewis says parents who took time off work between 1978 and 2010 could claim £5,000 in backdated state pension payments due to an error.
Aldi Loses Crown as UK's Cheapest Supermarket to Lidl
Aldi loses title of UK's cheapest supermarket to Lidl, with a difference of less than £1, according to Which? analysis.
Automatic Driving Lessons Surge As Manual Gearshifts Decline
UK driving instructors shift to automatic cars as manual lessons decline, with half expected to teach only automatics within a decade.
Best Spring Trainers for 2026: High Street Picks from Boden, M&S, ASOS and More
Discover the best spring trainers for 2026 from high street brands like Boden, M&S, ASOS, Next, and New Look, with prices from £18.
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