Iran Suicide Boats Trigger Major US Oil Crisis in Middle East
Explosive-laden Iranian boats have attacked multiple fuel tankers in Gulf waters, killing a crew member and escalating tensions with US and Israeli forces, disrupting global oil shipping.
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Putin Gains $6 Billion from Middle East Oil Crisis Amid Attacks
Vladimir Putin has earned $6 billion in oil revenue as Middle East conflict disrupts supplies, with tanker attacks escalating tensions and driving prices higher.
B&M's Bathroom Mirror with Shelf Cut to £5 - Limited Stock Alert
B&M has reduced its Maine Bathroom Mirror with Shelf to £5, a 28% discount, with the retailer warning shoppers to hurry due to low stock. The stylish item offers practical storage and is significantly cheaper than on Amazon or eBay.
Co-op Members Can Now Use Personalised Offers Online
Co-op has extended its personalised offers programme to online shopping, potentially saving members over £80 annually. The move follows a 67% increase in offers last year.
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Lloyds Investigates App Breach Exposing Customer Transactions
Lloyds Banking Group is urgently investigating after customers reported seeing other people's transactions on Bank of Scotland, Lloyds, and Halifax apps, raising serious security concerns.
Dusk's Alia Accent Chair Discounted, Transforms Living Spaces
The Alia Accent Chair from Dusk, praised for its vibrant design and comfort, is now available at a significant discount, with shoppers using code EXTRA15 to save.
Middle East Conflict Causes Holiday Bookings Plummet, Profit Forecast Suspended
Holiday operator On The Beach warns of plummeting bookings to Turkey, Greece, Cyprus and Egypt due to Middle East conflict, suspending profit guidance as shares tumble 14%.
Iran Conflict Creates Largest Oil Supply Disruption in History
The International Energy Agency warns the Iran conflict has caused the largest oil supply disruption ever, with Strait of Hormuz flows reduced to a trickle and prices soaring above $96 per barrel.
World Braces for Historic Oil Crisis as Oil Prices Surge
The International Energy Agency warns of the worst oil supply disruption in history after attacks in Iraqi waters. Iran cautions prices could hit $200 per barrel amid escalating tensions.
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Affordable Garden Furniture Ideas for Spring Outdoor Spaces
Discover budget-friendly garden furniture picks to create a stylish outdoor sanctuary this spring, from corner sofas to firepits, without breaking the bank.
Middle East Conflict Sparks £100 Holiday Deals as Travel Demand Falls
Travel firms slash prices to Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, and Egypt amid booking declines after US-Israeli attacks on Iran. On The Beach suspends profit guidance as shares drop 13%.
Tesla Wins UK Electricity Supply Licence Amid Controversy
Tesla Energy Ventures has been approved by Ofgem to supply electricity to households and businesses across Britain, following a seven-month review and political backlash.
Martin Lewis on Lloyds and Halifax App Glitch Showing Wrong Transactions
Martin Lewis has commented after Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland customers reported seeing other people's transactions on their banking apps due to a technical glitch.
Ships Claim Chinese Ties in Hormuz to Avoid Iran War Strikes
Commercial vessels in the Persian Gulf are broadcasting Chinese ownership signals to reduce targeting risks amid Iran conflict, according to marine traffic data analysis.
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Transform Your Coffee with This Unusual Kitchen Ingredient
Coffee enthusiasts are discovering that adding a tiny pinch of salt before brewing can reduce bitterness and enhance sweetness, creating a more luxurious cup without unhealthy additives.
Lloyds Investigates App Glitch Exposing Customer Transactions
Lloyds Banking Group is investigating after customers reported seeing other users' transactions on Bank of Scotland, Lloyds, and Halifax apps, including sensitive details like national insurance numbers.
March 2026 Number Plate Rules: Avoid £1,000 Fines
As new registrations hit roads, experts warn of seven common violations—from dirty plates to illegal fonts—that could lead to MOT failure, voided insurance, and police action.
Sainsbury's Staff Get £25M Bonus from Sharesave Scheme
Over 9,000 Sainsbury's employees, primarily store and depot workers, are set to collectively profit by approximately £25 million as the supermarket's 2022 Sharesave plan matures, offering discounted share purchases.
Software Glitch Allowed Free UK Rail Travel in First Class
A botched software update on Great Western Railway enabled passengers to generate valid QR codes without purchasing tickets, allowing free travel across multiple operators including First Class.
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Cheapest UK Car to Run: Electric Quadricycle Tops List
Motoring experts identify the most affordable vehicles to operate in Britain, with electric models dominating the rankings amid cost-of-living pressures.
Antarctica Expedition: Journey to Earth's Last Frontier
An immersive account of a 10-day Antarctic cruise reveals breathtaking icebergs, penguin encounters, and scientific exploration in the world's most pristine wilderness.
Next's £169 Mother's Day Beauty Box Now Only £25
Next is offering a luxury Mother's Day beauty hamper worth £169 for only £25, featuring premium brands like Rituals and L'Occitane. The box includes six high-end skincare and body care products, with personalised packaging options available.
John Lewis to Pay First Staff Bonus in Four Years
John Lewis Partnership will award a 2% bonus to thousands of employees, marking the first payout since 2022, as the retailer reports mixed financial results.
UK Banks' Glitch Exposed User Transactions Briefly
Customers of Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland reported seeing other users' transaction histories due to a technical glitch. The issue was quickly resolved with no access to personal details.
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Iran War Hits UK Housing Market with Sales and Inquiries Down
The UK housing market faces a significant slowdown as global tensions, including the Iran conflict, dampen buyer confidence. Sales and inquiries have dropped sharply, with mortgage rates rising above 5%.
Mexico's Wealth Gap: 1% Holds 40% as Billionaires Prosper
A new Oxfam report reveals extreme inequality in Mexico, with the richest 1% owning 40% of wealth. While poverty has decreased, the gap remains stark, illustrated by neighborhoods like Santa Lucía Reacomodo.
Florida Seniors Win $3.8m in Financial Misconduct Case
An arbitration panel has awarded $3.8 million to 13 Florida seniors after a financial adviser misled them into risky structured products, highlighting broader concerns for everyday investors.
Google's £1bn London HQ Platform 37 to Open This Summer
Google will move into its £1 billion European headquarters in King's Cross this summer, naming it Platform 37 after AI breakthrough Move 37, with public AI Exchange space planned.
UK Garden Visits: Save Money with Open Days and Free Entry
Discover how to visit magnificent UK gardens like Hampton Court and Blenheim Palace for free or at big discounts through the National Open Garden Scheme and other initiatives this spring.
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Shell CEO Pay Jumps 60% as Profits Fall for Third Year
Shell CEO Wael Sawan's pay rose to £13.8m in 2025 despite a 22% profit drop, sparking backlash from campaigners over executive compensation during energy price fears.
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