Millie Mackintosh's Luxury Wellness Retreat in India
Former Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh documents her stay at the exclusive Six Senses Vana resort in India, sharing insights into personalised wellness programmes and treatments.
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Alcohol Duty Rise Forces Pub and Shop Price Increases
UK drinkers face higher costs as a 3.66% alcohol duty increase comes into force, with industry leaders warning of inevitable price rises across pubs, bars and supermarkets.
Alcohol Duty Increase Forces Price Rises, Warn Industry
A 3.66% alcohol duty increase takes effect from February 1, prompting warnings from wine, spirits and pub sectors that consumer prices must rise to cover mounting costs.
Dark Kitchens: 15% of UK Food Delivery Firms Have No Storefront
A major academic study finds 15% of food delivery businesses in England operate as 'dark kitchens' without physical storefronts, raising significant public health and regulatory concerns.
Session Wine: Low-Alcohol Innovation from Future Château
Future Château introduces a 5% ABV session wine range, offering red, white, and fizz options with just 0.5 units and 33 calories per glass, using natural methods to preserve flavour without added sugar.
Stop Lint on Clothes with 67p B&M Ball
A reusable lint and hair catcher ball from B&M, costing just 67p each, effectively prevents annoying fabric fibres and hair from clinging to clothes and towels during washing.
M&S PA's 'Project Coffee' Race Case Dismissed
An employment tribunal has dismissed a race discrimination claim by a former Marks and Spencer PA who alleged the internal 'Project Coffee' name was a racist trope, finding her theory 'lost touch with reality'.
Queensland Construction Firm Collapses into Liquidation
Open Projects Group, a major shop-fitting company in south-east Queensland, has been placed into liquidation, affecting over 75 staff members.
Lotto Winners Give Back After £1m Scratchcard Win
A decade after winning £1 million on a scratchcard, Natalie and Andrew Cunliffe share how their lives transformed and how they now volunteer for National Lottery charity projects.
Over 200 Dead in DRC Coltan Mine Collapse
A catastrophic collapse at the Rubaya coltan mine in eastern DRC has claimed over 200 lives, with the site producing 15% of the world's coltan used in mobile phones.
Spicy 'Hotter Than My Ex' Ramen for Valentine's Day
Korean ramen brand Samyang Buldak introduces limited-edition Valentine's Day packaging in the U.S. with a bold 'Hotter Than My Ex' tagline, available via TikTok Shop, HMart, and Walmart.
IRS Tax Refund 2026: When to Expect and Track Your Money
The IRS projects average refunds could be $1,000 higher this year. Learn when to expect your payment and how to use tracking tools like Where's My Refund?
DWP Updates Benefit Access as 910,000 Miss Pension Credit
The Department for Work and Pensions reveals a major shift from paper forms to digital and phone applications for benefits, aiming to streamline access for hundreds of thousands missing out on support like Pension Credit.
Gold Rush Frenzy: Prices Surge and Swing Worldwide
Gold prices have surged to record highs, sparking a global rush as consumers buy and sell the precious metal amid geopolitical tensions and market uncertainty.
Over Half DWP Disability Assessors Quit in One Year
Department for Work and Pensions research reveals 52% of health assessors left in 2021, with many citing feeling 'despised' and 'de-skilled' in bureaucratic roles.
NatWest 6x Income Mortgages: £37,500 Extra Borrowing
NatWest now offers mortgages up to six times income for higher earners, potentially providing an extra £37,500 in borrowing power, but experts warn of risks.
Amazon's 'Non-Leak' Bottle Keeps Water Cold for 24 Hours
The bottlebottle Stainless Steel Water Bottle on Amazon promises to keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours with a leak-proof design, now at 15% off in a limited-time deal.
Warehouse Clubs: Worth the Membership Fee for Savings?
Financial advisors analyse whether warehouse club memberships like Costco and Sam's Club can reduce grocery costs through bulk buying, fuel discounts, and hidden perks.
Nashville HOA Threatens Family Over Generator in Freeze
A Nashville family, left without power for days after Winter Storm Fern, purchased a generator to survive sub-zero temperatures only to receive an immediate removal demand from their homeowners association citing fire hazards and aesthetics.
Saks Closes Most Discount Stores in Luxury Focus
Saks Global will shut down 57 Saks Off Fifth discount stores and all five Last Call shops, keeping just 12 outlets, as it refocuses on full-price luxury retail following Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Gold Rush 2026: Record Prices Spark Global Frenzy
Gold prices hit unprecedented highs in early 2026, triggering a worldwide surge in consumer buying and selling. This article explores the drivers behind the rally, market volatility, and expert advice for navigating the precious metals market.
Chalmers Proposes Major Inflation and Tax Reforms in Australia
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced a comprehensive strategy to tackle inflation and overhaul the tax system, aiming to boost economic stability and fairness.
Trump Orders IndyCar Race on DC Streets for 250th Birthday
President Trump signs executive order for Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington D.C. this August, with Oval Office event featuring Roger Penske and transportation plans.
Trump's Oil Tariff Threat Deepens Cuba's Crisis Amid Blackouts
Cuba confronts escalating hardship as President Trump threatens tariffs on nations supplying oil, worsening existing blackouts and economic turmoil on the island.
Hydra: Greece's Peaceful Car-Free Island Alternative
Explore Hydra, a tranquil Greek island just 75 minutes from Athens. This car-free Saronic gem offers charm without crowds, featuring donkeys, art, and historic mansions for a truly authentic escape.
Pinewood Studios Backs Youth Employment Guarantee
Major British film studio Pinewood pledges support for government youth employment scheme during visit by Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden.
Europe Considers Breaking Up with US Big Tech
As global tensions rise, European governments are questioning their reliance on US tech giants, with France leading by dropping Zoom for a local alternative.
Chinese Car Brands Face European Shakeout: Only 'Strongest Survive'
Skoda's sales director Martin Jahn warns European buyers that many Chinese EV brands may disappear, with only giants like BYD and MG likely to endure long-term.
APP Fraud Victims Reclaim £173m Under New Rules
New mandatory reimbursement rules for authorised push payment scams have seen £173 million returned to victims in their first year, with an 88% reimbursement rate.
NY Officials Warned Over Israeli Bond Investments
A human rights organisation has cautioned New York state and city officials that investing public funds in Israeli bonds may violate international law and fiduciary duties, exposing them to substantial legal and financial risks.
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