UK Furniture Store, Pizza Company, 3 More Enter Administration
A roundup of recent UK retail administration news, including a furniture store, pizza company, cargo airline, engineering firm, and therapy group that have all called in administrators.
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Heathrow Boss Blames Crowding on British Walking on Wrong Side
Heathrow CEO says crowding partly due to British walking on left and Europeans on right, causing collisions; also discusses third runway and SAF targets.
Primark's £14 Sandals 'Great for Spring' Rival £59 Designer Pair
Primark's £14 sandals rival Charles and Keith's £59 pair, offering a budget-friendly spring style with similar design features.
Judge Judy's Salary to Be Scrutinised in Trial Over Talent Agency Lawsuit
Judge Judy's salary to be scrutinised in trial over talent agency lawsuit against CBS, set for October 2017.
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Original Blues Liquidation After 41 Years
UK knitwear label Original Blues enters voluntary liquidation after 41 years, ceasing trading and shutting its online store. The brand known for 100% cotton Indigo dye products made in England has appointed Neum Insolvency Ltd as liquidators.
Hong Kong Fire: Anger Over Bamboo Scaffolding Blame, Questions on Governance
Hong Kong's deadliest fire in 70 years sparks anger over bamboo scaffolding focus, governance questions, and calls for accountability.
Chinese Construction Worker Survives Impalement by Steel Rod
A 64-year-old Chinese construction worker survives after a steel rod impales him from buttocks to chest in a fall at a worksite.
Teen Who Started Selling Sweets at School Makes £560k Reselling Clothes
Teen Leon Scott made £560k reselling pre-owned clothes, allowing holidays in Singapore and Thailand. He left school at 16 to pursue the business.
Abandoned Japanese love hotel frozen in time since 2000s discovered by urban explorer
Urban explorer Luke Bradburn discovers an abandoned Japanese love hotel untouched for 20 years, with themed rooms and preserved items.
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No7 Beauty Vault Returns at Boots: £35 for £125 Worth of Products
Boots launches No7 Beauty Vault 2024: £35 for over £125 worth of skincare and makeup. Limited stock expected to sell out fast.
Mum Fined £100 After Being Trapped in Gridlocked Supermarket Car Park
Natalie Minaker fined £100 after getting trapped in gridlocked car park at Crossley Retail Park, Kidderminster, before Christmas.
French Customs Reject UK Shellfish Shipments Despite EU Reset Deal
French customs reject three UK mussel shipments, costing exporter £150,000, amid EU reset deal negotiations.
MasterChef winner Kenny Tutt closes two restaurants, accused of failing to pay staff
MasterChef winner Kenny Tutt closes two restaurants in Worthing, accused of failing to pay staff thousands in wages and tips.
Estonia Opens 20km Ice Road Across Frozen Sea
Estonia opens 20km ice road across frozen sea linking Saaremaa and Hiiumaa islands, with strict safety rules including no seatbelts.
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MPs Warn 50,000 Newly Disabled Face Poverty Despite Labour Benefit U-Turn
MPs warn 50,000 newly disabled people face poverty by 2030 due to universal credit cuts, despite Labour's benefit U-turn. Committee urges delay.
B&M Confirms Multiple UK Closures in July 2024
B&M, B&Q, Poundland, and other retailers are closing multiple UK stores in July 2024, mainly due to lease issues, with some new openings planned.
Russia's War Economy Stalls Amid Sanctions and Demographic Decline
Russia's economy faces stagnation with low growth, falling oil revenues, and demographic decline, impacting the war in Ukraine.
M&S Shoppers Swap Jackets for £30 Cardigan ‘Perfect for Cool Spring Days’
M&S shoppers are swapping jackets for a £30 cardigan that is 'perfect for cool spring days' and has earned a 4.6-star rating.
Skips Salt and Vinegar Crisps Return to UK After 10 Years
Skips Salt and Vinegar crisps return to UK shelves after 10 years, spotted in stores for £1.35, sparking nostalgia and mixed reactions.
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Martin Lewis Urges Labour to Address Four Key Tax and Benefits Issues
Martin Lewis writes to Chancellor Rachel Reeves urging urgent changes to Child Benefit, Carer's Allowance, Lifetime ISA, and Tax-Free Childcare.
London to Geneva by Train Costs Half the Price of a Flight
London to Geneva train journey costs half the price of a flight, with scenic views and lower carbon emissions.
Tube Strikes Cancelled After Progress in Hours Dispute
Two Tube strikes next week called off after progress in talks over hours; further action remains possible.
Cracker Barrel Loses £94 Million in Value After 'Woke' Rebrand Sparks MAGA Backlash
Cracker Barrel loses $94m in value after rebrand sparks MAGA backlash, with critics calling the new logo 'woke' and 'boring'.
Wizz Air to Trial Premium 'Wizz Class' Seats with Middle Seat Blocked
Wizz Air trials 'Wizz Class' premium seats with middle seat blocked, priority boarding, and extra space starting December on select routes.
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TikTok Debate: Is It Acceptable to Dine and Dash After 90-Minute Bill Wait?
TikTok user Lauren Petrosian's video of a 90-minute wait for a restaurant bill sparks debate on whether it's acceptable to dine and dash.
Stormont Minister Slams Inadequate £17m Energy Support
Stormont finance minister John O'Dowd calls £17m UK heating oil support 'extremely disappointing', saying it amounts to just £35 per household in Northern Ireland.
Cyclists Consider Legal Action After Lime E-Bike Injuries in London
Law firm reports up to 10 injured cyclists per month from Lime e-bikes, with broken bones and brain injuries; Lime says 99.99% of journeys safe.
900 Tourists Stranded Near Machu Picchu Amid Protest
At least 900 tourists stranded near Machu Picchu after train suspended due to protest over bus concession dispute.
First New Oxfordshire Railway Station in 80 Years Opens
Chiltern Railways opens new £130m Oxford Parkway station to London Marylebone on 26 October, first new station in 80 years.
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Sky Offers Last Chance to Save £144 on Apple MacBook Air M2
Sky offers last chance to save £144 on Apple MacBook Air M2 with 48-month plan, free SIM, and upgrade option.
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