One Nation Proposes Norway-Style Gas Policy
Pauline Hanson proposes Norway-style gas policy with government equity stakes, drawing criticism from Coalition and industry.
Category : Business
American Airlines Cancels Summer Routes Due to Rising Fuel Costs
American Airlines cancels some summer routes in August and September due to high jet fuel costs from the Iran war, offering rebooking or refunds.
Supermarket Own-Brand Chocolate Beats Cadbury in Taste Test
A taste test reveals a supermarket own-brand chocolate that rivals Cadbury Dairy Milk in taste, costing 70p less and offering more chocolate.
Canary Islands, Italy and France Named in 2026 'No Travel' List
Fodor's 2026 'No List' includes Canary Islands, Italian and French destinations due to overtourism pressures, urging responsible travel.
Home Bargains 99p Tanning Wipes Promise Natural Glow in an Hour
Home Bargains sells Santa Monica Self Tanning Wipes for 99p, promising a natural-looking tan in an hour without sun damage.
EU Bans Single-Use Condiment Sachets From 2026
EU bans single-use plastic condiment sachets from August 2026, requiring sustainable alternatives in restaurants across Spain.
China's Video Game Censorship: A Deep Dive
Explore China's strict video game censorship rules and the compromises international developers face to enter the world's biggest gaming market.
Albanese Defends Capital Gains Tax and Negative Gearing Changes
PM Albanese defends capital gains tax and negative gearing changes, arguing they will help first home buyers and rebalance the housing market.
Morrisons Easter 2026 Opening Hours Guide
Morrisons Easter 2026 opening hours: larger stores closed on Easter Sunday, Good Friday 7am-10pm, Easter Monday 8pm close. Morrisons Daily open as usual.
Oil Prices Drop Below $100 as Hopes for Iran Deal Grow
Oil prices fall below $100 a barrel on hopes of US-Iran peace deal, with Brent crude down 6% to $97.43. Stock markets rise, but analysts urge caution.
9 Best Floor Mops for 2024: Top Picks Tested for Sparkling Results
Discover the best floor mops for 2024, tested for sparkling results. From microfibre to steam mops, find the perfect match for your flooring.
Martin Lewis: Don't Fear Switching Cashback Cards for Better Rewards
Martin Lewis advises UK consumers not to fear switching cashback credit cards for better rewards, saying credit score impact is minimal.
Asda Overhauls 426 Stores With New Products And Prices
Asda introduces over 400 new products, cuts prices on hundreds of items, and revamps in-store experience across all 426 superstores.
Salford Red Devils Liquidated Over Unpaid Tax Bill
Salford Red Devils wound up after 152 years due to unpaid HMRC tax bill; fans hope for phoenix club revival.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Revives Korean War Controversy
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 stirs controversy by setting its campaign in a revived Korean War, following South Korean conscripts.
Costco Enforces New Executive Membership Rule for UK Shoppers
Costco enforces new rule limiting early morning shopping to Executive members only, starting September 1.
Russell Misses Hurdles World Record By 0.02s In Xiamen
Masai Russell misses 100m hurdles world record by 0.02s at Xiamen Diamond League; Yan Ziyi throws second-longest javelin in history.
112-Year-Old Family Store to Close in Warrington
Hancock & Wood, a family-run department store in Warrington, will close after 112 years due to online shopping, business rates, and retail park competition.
Parking Woes Hit Pyongyang As Car Numbers Surge
Pyongyang faces parking shortages as car ownership surges, with yellow private plates becoming common and traffic jams emerging for the first time.
Travelodge Launches Fresh Probe After Women Report Unauthorised Room Entries
Travelodge launches new investigation after women report strangers entering their rooms, following a sexual assault case.
Iran's Strait of Hormuz Cable Threat: Realistic or Bluster?
Iranian media propose charging US tech firms for undersea cables in Strait of Hormuz, but legal and practical obstacles make the threat questionable.
Marc Cucurella Praises Pep Guardiola's Influence Ahead of Chelsea vs Manchester City
Chelsea's Marc Cucurella praises Pep Guardiola's influence at Barcelona and Manchester City ahead of Sunday's Premier League clash.
World Cup Ball Rough Design May Reduce Long Kick Range
Adidas Trionda World Cup ball has rough design with deep seams, reducing drag crisis speed and potentially limiting long kick range.
New UK Law: Dogs Can Be Seized If Suspected of Livestock Worrying
New UK law allows police to seize dogs suspected of livestock worrying, with unlimited fines and stronger protections for farm animals.
Keep butter fresh for two weeks without fridge, experts say
Waste experts say storing butter at room temperature in a covered dish keeps it fresh for two weeks, reducing waste and improving spreadability.
Major UK Travel Company Collapses After 30 Years
Gold Crest Holidays ceases trading after 30 years, citing Covid impact and rising costs. All holidays cancelled; ABTA managing refunds.
Atlantic Salmon 50p Coin Dethrones Kew Gardens as Rarest in Circulation
The Atlantic Salmon 50p coin, with only 200,000 minted, has become the rarest 50p in circulation, surpassing the Kew Gardens 50p.
TV Licence Refund Available If You Meet One-Month Rule
UK households may get a TV Licence refund if they no longer need it and have at least one month left. Exemptions and discounts also available.
Martin Lewis's 11p Saving Trick: Does It Work?
Martin Lewis's 1p saving challenge: does it work? Tips on budgeting, clearing debt, and using ISAs to build savings.
Calais Booze Cruise: Post-Brexit Guide to Festive Savings
Post-Brexit guide to Calais booze cruises: alcohol allowances, VAT reclaim, and top wine picks for festive savings.
Page 1608 of 1781