Parisians have voted overwhelmingly to ban rental e-scooters from the French capital, with 90% supporting the move in a non-binding referendum. Mayor Anne Hidalgo says the ban will reduce nuisance.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves warns of £40bn funding gap as IFS clarifies £22bn black hole and explains fiscal rules ahead of budget.
BRC poll finds 14m UK shoppers witnessed violence or abuse against retail workers; a quarter saw shoplifting. Regional data and government response examined.
Muncaster Castle, home to 31 generations of the Pennington family, hosts the Krankenhaus festival with Stereolab and Charlotte Church, August 28-30.
At least 14 killed and almost 60 injured in a fire at a South Korean car parts factory in Daejeon; rescue efforts were hampered by sodium stored on site.
On Antiques Roadshow, the children of Titanic survivor Sidney Daniels learned the letter he carried could be worth £10,000 and decided to donate it to a museum.
Cleaning expert Lynsey Crombie reveals how shaving foam removes stubborn carpet stains like makeup, with tips from professionals on using foam not gel.
Martin Lewis explains how to save on energy bills as Ofgem's price cap drops by 12.3% from April 1. Key meter reading advice and prepayment tricks.
Chessington World of Adventures opens the UK's first Paw Patrol land on Sunday 3 May, with rides, themed hotel rooms and ticket savings.
Roman's Pleat Neck Midi Dress costs £45, comes in 12 colourways and has a five-star rating, with shoppers praising its flattering fit.
Sean Bean backs Sheffield campaign against green belt housing plans in Handsworth, calling proposed development a tragedy.
Asda's own-label ketchup has matched Heinz in a consumer watchdog Which? blind taste test, scoring 77% and costing less than half the price of the big brand.
US stocks fall after speculative Substack report from Citrini Research paints dire AI scenario, hitting Uber, Mastercard and Amex.
Kraft Heinz CEO Steve Cahillane says consumers are running out of money as the firm invests $600m in affordability and price cuts.
UK government borrowing ran £9.9bn above OBR forecasts in the year to October, raising pressure on Rachel Reeves before her budget.
John Healey warns supermarkets and petrol stations not to take shoppers 'for a ride' as Middle East tensions push petrol prices to 160p per litre.
UPS warns of shipping delays after fatal cargo plane crash at its Kentucky hub halts package sorting; experts say impact may ease before holidays.
M&S Pure Linen Relaxed Shirt at £40 is praised by shoppers as a versatile summer cover-up and smart office top, though many find the oversized fit too big.
River Lee Country Park, six minutes from London by train, offers open-water swimming with lifeguards, walking trails and a butterfly sanctuary.
Martin Lewis points a pension saver to a free tool called Gretel to find lost pensions without listing every employer, and urges Pension Wise for guidance.
A US judge has blocked the Trump administration from deporting Imran Ahmed, a British anti-disinformation campaigner, amid a wider crackdown on European nationals.
A mum who told her daughter off for watching YouTube says the platform saved her life after the 9-year-old used a technique from it to stop her choking.
Air purifiers and dehumidifiers serve different purposes. Experts explain which one tackles mould, damp, or allergies in your home.
An Antiques Roadshow guest reveals why she turned down selling a Titanic survivor's letter, valued at £10,000, and plans to donate it to a museum.
As UB40's Rat in the Kitchen turns 40, founder Robin Campbell recalls Thatcher-era roots, apartheid protest, Māori honour, plane scares and a Paul McCartney friendship.
Experts advise washing new clothes before wearing to remove chemicals, dyes and germs from the production and retail process, reducing skin reactions and staining risks.
EasyJet faces an Italian antitrust probe over allegedly misleading baggage fee pricing on its website and app, the AGCM announced.
FCDO updates Turkey travel advice after British tourist deaths in paragliding accidents, urging caution, training, and safety checks.
Discover 8 natural ways to deter spiders from your home this summer, from essential oil sprays to sealing gaps and using plants.
Britain's smallest castle, Gazebo Tower in Ross-on-Wye, is for sale at £330,000 with quirky features and historic character.