Finding Self on Japan's Gruelling 1,200km Pilgrimage
Samantha Herbert recounts her six-week solo hike across Shikoku, Japan, tackling extreme heat, isolation, and spiritual challenges on the ancient 88-temple pilgrimage route.
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Jeremy King Revives Historic Simpson's in the Strand
Nearly 200 years after opening, Simpson's in the Strand reopens under restaurateur Jeremy King, bringing back silver carving trolleys and Edwardian grandeur to modern London. Can this old-school dining institution thrive today?
Gran Scarred for Life After Ryanair Tea Spill, Has Flashbacks
A 69-year-old grandmother suffered severe second-degree burns when a cup of tea spilled on a Ryanair flight, leaving her scarred and traumatised weeks later.
Powis Castle: Stunning Fortress with Italian Gardens & Asian Treasures
Discover Powis Castle, a 13th-century National Trust property in Welshpool featuring Britain's finest baroque terraced gardens and the UK's largest private collection of South and East Asian artefacts.
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Iran's Attacks on Gulf Shipping and Energy Push Oil Above $100
Unrelenting Iranian attacks on shipping and energy infrastructure across the Middle East have driven Brent crude oil prices above $100 a barrel, escalating regional tensions and global economic concerns.
Abandoned UK Theme Park Dubbed 'Worst Ever' Left in Ruins
Oakwood Theme Park in Pembrokeshire, once a beloved destination for generations, now stands deserted after permanent closure due to financial struggles and harsh reviews.
Hidden Valley Hires 'Ranch-bassadors' for European Travel
Hidden Valley Ranch is hiring four 'Ranch-bassadors' to travel Europe this summer, pairing ranch dressing with local foods in celebration of National Ranch Day and America's 250th anniversary.
Workplace Inspectors Can Fine Employers Over Mental Health
New South Wales introduces 51 inspectors with authority to issue on-the-spot fines to employers failing to address psychosocial hazards affecting workers' mental health.
Australians Need $630,000 Super for Comfortable Retirement
New research reveals Australians need at least $630,000 in superannuation for a comfortable retirement as living costs soar. Younger workers benefit from higher compulsory contributions.
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Oil Soars Above $100 After Iran Attacks Tankers in Iraq
Oil prices have surged past $100 a barrel following suspected Iranian attacks on tankers in Iraqi waters, with Donald Trump stating the US has 'won' the war but needs to 'finish the job'.
Woman Discovers £300 Dolls in Charity Shop for £4
A woman was left stunned after uncovering two rare Monster High dolls worth up to £300 each in a charity shop for only £4 apiece, sharing her incredible bargain hunting success online.
EU Drivers Pay €220 More Yearly as Iran War Spikes Oil Prices
Analysts warn European drivers could pay an extra €220 annually due to oil price surges from the Iran conflict, with UK drivers facing £140 hikes, highlighting savings for electric vehicle owners.
B&M £35 Desk vs Dunelm £59 Option: Budget Buyers Rejoice
Shoppers can save over £20 by choosing B&M's Kansas Desk over Dunelm's Evelyn Folding Desk. Both offer similar oak finishes for home offices, but the B&M version lacks foldability.
Brits Urged to Check Pension Age Ahead of April Increase
Millions in the UK must check their State Pension age as it rises from 66 to 67 starting April 2026, affecting those born in early 1960s with delayed retirement.
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Influencer Twins Face Backlash Over $88 Sweatpants Shrinking
Twin influencers Brigette and Danielle Pheloung face customer complaints after their fashion brand's $88 sweatpants reportedly shrank and faded dramatically in the wash.
Iran Attacks Tankers, War Escalates, Oil Prices Surge
Iran ignited two tankers in Iraqi waters, escalating attacks amid the US-Israeli war, with oil prices nearing $120 a barrel and global supply fears intensifying.
Oil Price Tops $100 as Iran Strikes Hit Gulf Shipping
Brent crude oil spiked over $100 per barrel as Iranian attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and Basra port escalate tensions, disrupting global energy supplies amid ongoing conflict.
UK Tourists Risk £150 Fee for Passport Errors in Europe
Travel experts warn British holidaymakers to check passport validity and issue dates before European trips to avoid costly fast-track renewal fees exceeding £150.
UK Passport Office Urges Families to Renew Child Passports
HM Passport Office has issued a warning to families planning spring and summer holidays abroad, advising them to renew child passports in advance and check processing times.
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Boots Discounts PRAI Neck Cream, Mum Claims It Erased 'Turkey Neck'
A beauty writer's mother, 69, praises PRAI's Ageless Throat & Décolletage Creme from Boots, saying it smoothed her neck and reduced a scar, with the range now 25% off.
Asia Energy Crisis Deepens Amid Iran War Disruption
Asian nations deploy military, ration fuel, and implement austerity measures as the Iran conflict closes the Strait of Hormuz, threatening global oil supplies and economic stability.
Australia Eases Fuel Standards to Tackle Regional Shortages
Energy Minister Chris Bowen announces a 60-day relaxation of fuel quality standards, redirecting 100 million litres monthly to regional areas facing supply pressures.
B&M's £70 Gaming Chair Saves Over £280 vs Amazon
Shoppers can save over £280 by choosing B&M's £70 gaming chair, which closely resembles a £361.25 Amazon model, with key differences in weight capacity and availability.
Banks Predict RBA Rate Hikes in March and May
Commonwealth Bank joins NAB and Westpac in forecasting consecutive RBA cash rate increases, with borrowers facing significant repayment rises amid inflation concerns.
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Noma's LA Pop-Up: A Culinary Event of Global Scale
Renowned Copenhagen restaurant Noma, led by chef René Redzepi, is launching a temporary pop-up in Los Angeles, marking a major moment in global fine dining and culinary innovation.
Inverclyde: UK's Cheapest Rural Place to Live in 2026
TV property expert Phil Spencer identifies Inverclyde in Scotland as the UK's most budget-friendly rural region for 2026, with average terraced houses under £129,000 and stunning coastal views.
B&M £10 Shelf vs B&Q £50: Shoppers Save £40 on Similar Item
Shoppers can save £40 by choosing B&M's 'Simply Floating Shelf' at £10 over B&Q's similar 'Floating Shelf' priced at £50. Both shelves look nearly identical, with key differences in material and availability.
Temple & Grace: 40% Off Engagement Rings & Custom Designs
Australian jewellery brand Temple & Grace creates bespoke engagement rings up to 40% cheaper than high-street retailers, with at-home try-on services and celebrity-inspired designs available.
Atlassian Axes 1,600 Jobs Amid AI-Driven Restructuring
Australian tech giant Atlassian has laid off over 1,600 employees, with CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes citing AI's impact on required skills and roles. The cuts affect 30% of Australian staff as the company's stock plunges 66% year-on-year.
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German Tourist's Spicy Taco Lawsuit Dismissed in NYC
A German tourist sued a Times Square taco spot for six figures after claiming 'dangerously' spicy salsa caused him severe symptoms, but a federal judge dismissed the case, noting salsa is meant to be spicy.
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