Guardian's 'Off Duty' Series Probes Tech Industry Secrets
The Guardian's investigative unit unveils 'Off Duty', a new audio series delving into hidden stories and scandals within the technology sector, promising in-depth reporting.
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Girls Hospitalised After Restaurant Serves Insect Repellent
Two sisters were rushed to hospital after a Perth restaurant served them insect repellent instead of cranberry juice, leading to a £20,000 fine for the owner.
Edmunds' Most Anticipated Electric Vehicles for 2026
Edmunds experts highlight five groundbreaking EVs launching in 2026, featuring improved range, affordability, and design from BMW, Chevy, Rivian, Slate, and Subaru.
Aldi Named UK's Cheapest Supermarket, £28 Cheaper Than Sainsbury's
New Which? research reveals Aldi as Britain's most affordable supermarket, with a trolley of 89 items costing £161.56—£27.62 less than Sainsbury's and £55.46 less than Waitrose.
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BrewDog Founder Regrets as US Buyout Costs 484 Jobs
BrewDog founder James Watt admits to 'many mistakes' after the craft brewer's £33m sale to US firm Tilray Brands results in 38 bar closures and 484 job losses, with crowdfunding investors receiving no returns.
Molly-Mae's Favourite Laneige Lip Mask Now Just £10
Molly-Mae Hague's go-to Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask is on sale for £10.70 at Boop Beauty, offering deep hydration with Berry Mix Complex and hyaluronic acid.
Rare £2 Coin Error Could Be Worth £1,000 (04.03.2026)
Brits are urged to check their change for a scarce Lord Kitchener £2 coin from 2014. An expert reveals that a specific error version missing 'two pounds' text could sell for up to £1,000 at auction.
Ninja Crispi Pro Review: A Struggle to Find Fault
The Ninja Crispi Pro air fryer impresses with its 5.7L capacity, new cooking modes like bake and dehydrate, and easy cleaning. Our in-depth test reveals why it's a top pick for families and solo cooks alike.
Hanoi's Train Street: Dangerous Tourist Hotspot Defies Closures
A narrow railway line in central Hanoi, where trains pass inches from homes and cafes, has become an unlikely tourist attraction despite repeated government shutdowns and safety concerns fueled by social media.
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Daily Mail's Top Cordless Vacuum Picks: Expert Reviews
Discover the best cordless vacuum cleaners tested by Daily Mail experts, including top models from Dyson and Shark, with tips on choosing the right one for your home needs.
M&S Dreamy Filled Hot Cross Buns for Easter 2026
Marks & Spencer launches indulgent filled hot cross buns, including red velvet and lemon curd flavours, offering a creative twist on Easter treats.
Victorian Cell Block Becomes £1 Million Family Home
A former Victorian cell block from 1856, part of Shoebury Garrison, has been converted into a modern two-bedroom family home in Southend-on-Sea, now on sale for £1 million with Grade II listed features.
Sourdough Taste Test: 10 Loaves Reviewed, Clear Winner Emerges
A woman named Becca conducted a comprehensive taste test of 10 sourdough loaves from supermarkets and bakeries, including Tesco, M&S, and Gail's, to determine the best option based on flavour, texture, and value.
Rhossili Bay: UK's Best Beach with Hidden Dangers
Rhossili Bay in Wales, crowned Britain's best beach by TripAdvisor, offers three miles of golden sand and dramatic views but requires caution due to tides and terrain.
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Dog Owner Horrified by Poodle's Unrecognisable Groomer Cut
A woman was left traumatised after collecting her poodle from the groomer, barely recognising her pet due to an extreme shave. Social media users speculated severe matting caused the drastic haircut.
Wood Group Fined £13m by FCA for Inaccurate Accounts
The Financial Conduct Authority has imposed a £13 million fine on Wood Group for publishing misleading financial results across multiple years, citing failures in financial culture.
Mortgage Lenders Pause Rate Cuts as Swap Rates Rise
Several mortgage lenders have paused planned rate reductions as swap rates climb sharply due to Middle East conflict and inflation fears, though average rates still show a slight downward trend overall.
Family Home with Built-In Soft Play for Sale in Lincolnshire
A five-bedroom house in Fulletby, Lincolnshire, is on sale for £695,000, featuring a surprising built-in soft play area, extensive gardens, and versatile living spaces ideal for family life.
Cabin Max Equator X 20L Bag: Budget-Friendly Carry-On Review
Travel expert Alessia Armenise highlights the Cabin Max Equator X 20L backpack for its affordability, compliance with airline size rules, and lightweight design, ideal for city breaks.
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Only Benefit Families Gain Under Labour, Middle Incomes Decline
A think-tank reveals that only low-income households on benefits will see living standards rise under Labour, while middle and higher earners face years of decline, with child poverty set to increase.
Target's 11-Quarter Sales Slump Continues Despite New Strategy
Target reports another disappointing Christmas season with sales down 1.5%, extending an 11-quarter weak streak. New CEO Michael Fiddelke unveils aggressive turnaround plan focusing on store redesigns and same-day delivery.
BrewDog Founder Heartbroken Over Job Losses and Investor Returns
James Watt, founder of BrewDog, shares profound regret for employees who lost jobs and investors left empty-handed following the company's acquisition by Tilray Brands.
Fuel Panic Spreads as Iran Conflict Drives Oil Price Surge
Oil prices surge for a third consecutive day amid Iran conflict, triggering panic buying across Europe. Spain, Germany, and the UK report fuel shortages and long queues as traders brace for prolonged energy price elevation.
Rihanna Perfumes Recalled Over Toxic Chemical Fears
Savers has urgently recalled two Rihanna perfumes, Kiss and Riri, after tests revealed banned chemicals that could pose health risks, particularly to women and unborn babies.
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Dusk's Luxury No-Iron Duvet Set Sells Fast at £40
Dusk's Remy Duvet Set, praised for its luxury feel and no-iron convenience, is now just £40 and selling quickly. Shoppers call it 'gorgeous' and easy-care, with alternatives from Dunelm and Debenhams also highlighted.
BrewDog Founder Heartbroken Over Job and Investor Losses
James Watt, co-founder of BrewDog, shares deep regret after the company's acquisition by Tilray Brands led to 484 job losses and left crowdfunding investors empty-handed.
UK Economic Growth Weakest in a Century, Think Tanks Warn
The Resolution Foundation and Institute for Fiscal Studies warn of bleak economic growth and borrowing challenges, with GDP forecasts downgraded and defence spending pressures mounting.
First Dubai-Sydney Flight Lands Amid Middle East War
An Emirates Airbus A380 carrying over 400 passengers landed in Sydney, marking the first flight since war erupted. Over 115,000 Australians remain stranded as airspaces close and evacuation efforts intensify.
State Pension to Rise £575 for Millions Under Triple Lock
The Department for Work and Pensions confirms a 4.8% state pension increase from April, adding £575 annually for millions under the triple lock mechanism.
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BrewDog's £33M Sale: 500 Jobs Lost, Investors Devastated
BrewDog's co-founder James Watt expresses heartbreak as the once £2bn-valued brewery sells for just £33M, closing 38 UK bars and leaving 484 staff unemployed. Equity punks' investments are now worthless.
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