Twenty Years On: The Fall of Barings Bank and the Rogue Trader Nick Leeson
Twenty years after Nick Leeson's rogue trading brought down Barings Bank, a look back at the scandal that shook the financial world.
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Sailing Under Tower Bridge on a Luxury Windstar Cruise
A luxury Windstar cruise sails under Tower Bridge on its first London departure, offering a unique embarkation and onboard experience.
188 Medical Conditions That Risk £1,000 Driving Fines
Up to 188 medical conditions could affect driving rights; failure to report may lead to £1,000 fines. DVLA lists notifiable conditions.
Totnes Thrives with 125 Independent Shops
Totnes in Devon bucks UK high street decline with over 125 independent shops, attracting visitors seeking unique retail and community charm.
Prolonged Iran Conflict Threatens Global Economy, Experts Warn
Three weeks after US-Israel airstrikes on Iran, oil prices top $100, European gas doubles, and central banks warn of inflation and growth risks.
Swatch Stores in Chaos Over Audemars Piguet Watch Launch
Swatch closed stores after limited-edition watch launch caused crowding, scuffles, and police intervention across UK, Europe, and US.
Why Investing in Luxury Goods Shares Beats Buying Them
Investing in luxury goods shares can outperform buying products, with examples like Hermès and Richemont showing strong returns.
Lidl to sell £400 plug-in solar panels – here’s what to know
Lidl and Iceland plan to sell plug-in solar panels in the UK, offering a low-cost way to generate electricity, with potential savings of £70-£110 per year.
I Sailed on the World’s Largest Cruise Ship – and This Is What I Thought
A yachting journalist reviews Royal Caribbean's Star of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, highlighting family amenities, pools, and entertainment.
Deutsche Bank severs ties with Trump after Capitol riot
Deutsche Bank and other major firms cut ties with Donald Trump after the Capitol riot, ending lending and donations.
Waiter Sues The Ivy Over Service Charge Distribution
A waiter sues The Ivy over unfair tip distribution, claiming he received £97 from a £31,600 pot under new transparency laws.
Avoid Portugal Airport Queues: Download This App Before You Fly
Brits heading to Portugal or Sweden should download the free Travel to Europe app to pre-register biometrics and skip long airport queues.
Man Earns Nearly £2,000 Reporting Derelict Homes
A Lumbridge man earned nearly £2,000 by reporting derelict houses to YouSpotProperty.com, using the money to renovate his home.
Charity Shop Crisis: Resellers Threaten Second-Hand Bargains
The booming second-hand clothing market is unprofitable for most companies, with oversupply and low-quality fast fashion threatening charity shops and resellers.
ITV's Secret Service: Start Time, Cast, Episodes and Plot Revealed
ITV's Secret Service premieres April 27 at 9pm. Gemma Arterton stars as MI6 officer Kate Henderson in this five-part espionage thriller.
Asda Hires Autistic Man After Waitrose Sacking Sparks Backlash
Autistic man Tom Boyd, let go by Waitrose after years of unpaid work, gets paid job offer from Asda following public backlash.
New EU border system may not 'stabilise' for two years, official warns
EU border system EES may take two years to stabilise, causing travel delays; officials warn of summer chaos for UK travellers.
150-Year-Old Wedding Dress Lost at Dry Cleaners Found in Edinburgh
150-year-old wedding dress lost after dry cleaners closure found in Edinburgh, bride overjoyed.
Protesters Cause Nearly £1m Damage at Welsh Factory Over Gaza Concerns
Four Palestine Action protesters caused nearly £1m damage at a Welsh factory, believing its circuit boards were used in weapons against Palestinians.
Record Number of Rough Sleepers in England, Charities Warn of Underestimation
Record 4,793 rough sleepers in England in 2025; charities say true figure higher. Temporary accommodation for families also at record high.
Roman's Summer Dress with Pockets Now £31.50
The Pink Contrast Ric Rac Midi Dress from Roman is reduced to £31.50 for new customers. With pockets, cotton fabric, and three colour options, it's a summer favourite.
Como Face Uefa Stadium Ban; May Relocate 150 Miles
Como may be forced to relocate 150 miles if their stadium fails UEFA standards for European competition.
World’s longest building cost £1.6bn to build and takes 40 minutes to walk
The Klystron Gallery at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory is the world's longest building, costing £1.6bn and taking 40 minutes to walk.
New AI Road Cameras Target Mobile Phone Using Drivers
AI-powered cameras are being trialled in the UK to catch drivers using mobile phones. Many motorists are unaware that simply touching a phone while driving is illegal, risking fines and penalty points.
50 Thoughtful Gifts Under £40 for the UK
Discover 50 thoughtful gifts under £40 in the UK, from sustainable and ethical options to fun finds for all ages.
Cruise Cancellations: Five Key Reasons and How to Protect Yourself
Learn about five reasons for cruise cancellations, including weather, war, and shipyard delays, plus tips to protect your holiday.
Sainsbury's Customers Rebel Against New Receipt Scanning Rule
Sainsbury's faces backlash over new receipt scanning rule at self-checkouts, with customers calling it insulting and environmentally harmful.
Gender Pay Gap in Australia: Women Earn 70p for Every £1 After a Decade, Report Finds
New report finds men paid more in 98% of Australian occupations; women earn 70p per £1 after a decade, with gender segregation worsening skill shortages.
Ryanair, EasyJet and Jet2 Introduce New Check-In Rules for 2026
Ryanair, EasyJet and Jet2 update check-in rules for 2026, including earlier desk closures and digital boarding passes, to streamline airport procedures.
Allianz Sues Six Over Palestine Action Protests for £300k
Allianz sues six Palestine Action protesters for £300k damages over red paint protests at UK offices.
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