Cuba's Power Grid Collapses Again Amid US Oil Blockade
Cuba's national electric grid collapsed for the third time in March, leaving 10 million without power due to ageing infrastructure and US sanctions.
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Wordle Creator's New Game Shows Two Faces of Ambition
Josh Wardle launches Parseword, sparking debate on ambition as Timothée Chalamet's Oscar stumble highlights the fine line between confidence and arrogance in success.
Trump's Iran War Comments Create Economic 'Fog of War'
Economists warn Donald Trump's comments about the Iran conflict have created a 'fog of war' that could trigger global stagflation, with oil prices soaring above $100 and supply chain disruptions mounting.
Osteria Vibrato: London's New Restaurant with Musical Flair
Osteria Vibrato in Soho offers precise Italian cooking, a sophisticated wine list, and a timeless ambiance, quickly establishing itself as a must-visit London dining destination.
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Friendship Fraud Rise: Elderly Targeted by Social Media Scams
TSB warns of a sharp increase in 'friendship fraud' where criminals befriend older people on social media to steal thousands. Experts highlight devastating impacts on victims' finances and wellbeing.
Trumpflation: Iran War Economic Storm's Impact on Britons
The escalating conflict in Iran, dubbed 'Trumpflation,' threatens to disrupt global markets, driving up inflation and energy costs for UK households and businesses.
Slop Bowls: The Pick-Your-Own Lunch Trend Taking Over Work
From London's Canary Wharf to supermarkets, 'slop bowls'—customisable salad and protein mixes—have become the de facto working lunch. Explore their origins, health claims, and cultural impact.
H&M's UK Boss on High Street Strategy vs Shein and Temu
H&M's UK leader Karen O'Rourke discusses the brand's 50-year legacy, tech-driven stores, and physical retail focus to compete with online rivals like Shein and Temu.
Iran War and Energy Shock Drive World Towards Food Crisis
The escalating conflict in Iran, combined with a severe energy shock, is pushing the world towards a potential food crisis, disrupting supply chains and threatening global stability.
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SEC Crypto Rules Boost Trump Family Projects, Experts Say
The SEC's new cryptocurrency guidelines, which narrow securities definitions, are expected to significantly benefit the Trump family's various crypto initiatives by reducing regulatory oversight.
Hummus Becomes UK Inflation Basket Staple as 'New Ketchup'
Hummus is now part of the UK's inflation basket, reflecting its rise from niche dip to a £170m-a-year British staple, with brands like Ramona's leading the charge.
Labour Peer Calls for Energy Profit Cap Amid Middle East Conflict
Richard Walker, the PM's cost of living champion, has urged ministers to consider a temporary cap on energy and petrol company profits to prevent profiteering from the Iran conflict, as oil and gas prices surge.
Labor Faces Pressure for Bold Oil Shock Response with Unconventional Levers
As Australia's Labor government confronts an escalating oil shock, it is under mounting pressure to adopt bold and unconventional policy measures to stabilise the economy and protect consumers.
Immigrant Entrepreneurs Boost UK Small Business Growth
A new report reveals that immigrants are significantly contributing to the UK's small business sector, with political implications for economic policy and immigration debates.
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Birthday Fax Delivered by a Stranger's Kindness in DC
A father alone on his birthday in Washington DC receives a misdirected fax from his daughters, forwarded by a kind stranger who also arranged a cake.
Readers Challenge Common Sayings: Travel Myths and Falsehoods
A discussion among readers questions the truth of popular sayings like 'travel broadens the mind', revealing many are patently false or not always accurate in modern life.
ATO Debt Collectors Face Scrutiny Over Harsh Conditions
The Australian Taxation Office's debt collection practices are under fire as reports reveal harsh conditions imposed on collectors, raising concerns about worker welfare and ethical standards.
Pret A Manger's First UK Drive-Thru Opening in May
Pret A Manger is set to open its inaugural UK drive-thru in Cheshire this May, with CEO Pano Christou targeting 300 to 400 new travel locations, including drive-thrus, across the country.
South Korean Factory Fire Probe Focuses on Unauthorised Structures
An investigation into a deadly fire at a car parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea, suggests unauthorised structures may have worsened the blaze that killed 14 people and injured 60 others.
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Energy Bill Surge 'Inevitable' Amid Iran War, Ministers Warn
Housing Secretary Steve Reed warns of potential food and fuel shortages as Labour prepares emergency meeting. Centrica CEO says energy bill rises may be 'inescapable' due to Middle East conflict.
Gas Price Surge Threatens Trump Tax Refund Gains
Rising gas prices in America are poised to erase gains from Trump's tax refunds, hitting lower-income households hardest and slowing economic growth forecasts for 2026.
Iran Warns of Oil Price Surge if US Hits Power Plants
An Iranian official warns oil prices could remain high if the US targets power plants, as tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz blockade and missile attacks.
NH Wedding Venue Floor Collapse Injures Six, Traps 70
A floor collapse at a New Hampshire wedding venue injured six people and trapped approximately 70 guests in the basement. The incident occurred at The Preserve at Chocorua in Tamworth on Saturday afternoon.
Customer Defends Nail Salon Owner Against Rude Patron
A nail salon customer in Adelaide has been praised for intervening when another patron became verbally abusive towards the owner over a 15-minute delay caused by staff illness.
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Houthis Threaten Red Sea Oil Route Amid Iran Tensions
Global oil supply faces dual threats as Iran claims control of Strait of Hormuz while Houthi rebels prepare to target Red Sea shipping lanes, potentially disrupting one-fifth of world oil transport.
Australian Fuel Prices Hit Record Highs Amid Conflict
Australian drivers face unprecedented fuel costs with petrol reaching $2.19 per litre and diesel at $2.60, driven by Middle East tensions disrupting global oil supplies.
Lidl Shopper Finds M&S Item That Saves Money
A budget-conscious shopper who exclusively used Lidl discovers that Marks & Spencer strawberries offer better value despite higher upfront cost due to longer freshness.
Tony Martin's Heir to Convert Barns into 10 Homes on Farm
Jacqueline Wadsley, who inherited Tony Martin's £2.5m fortune, applies to convert barns at Bleak House Farm into 10 homes, continuing the legacy of the farmer who shot a burglar in 1999.
Primark's £10 Clogs Rival £150 Birkenstocks, Shoppers Say
Shoppers are raving about Primark's £10 mule clogs, comparing them to Birkenstock's £150 Boston Soft Footbed mules for comfort and style. TikTok users praise the budget-friendly find.
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HMRC Urges Direct Tax Relief Claims for Work Travel
HM Revenue and Customs reminds employees who travel for work to check eligibility for tax relief on expenses like travel, uniforms, and tools, advising direct claims to avoid fees.
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