McDonald's Biggest Burger Hits US Menus in March
McDonald's introduces the limited-time Big Arch Burger to US customers from March 3, featuring two quarter-pound patties and a tangy sauce, following successful tests in Canada and Europe.
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Diageo Cuts Dividend and Outlook Amid Sales Decline
Drinks giant Diageo has downgraded its financial outlook and halved its dividend as new CEO Sir Dave Lewis implements cost-saving measures to address flagging performance.
Five Simple Ways to Refresh Your Home for Spring
Interior designer Alysha Alli shares expert tips to transition your home from winter to spring with sustainable materials, bold colours, and indoor-outdoor flow.
Smart Appliance Woes: A Consumer's Painful Experience
A personal story reveals the frustrations of modern smart ovens, highlighting issues with complexity, privacy, and reliability that plague today's appliance market.
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Brits Choose Ras Al Khaimah Over Crowded Dubai
A UK entrepreneur reveals British expats are increasingly moving directly to Ras Al Khaimah, drawn by its natural beauty, lower congestion, and authentic cultural experiences compared to Dubai.
Barcelona Tourist Tax Rises to €15 Per Night
Barcelona introduces one of Europe's highest tourist taxes, charging up to €15 per night to curb visitor numbers and fund affordable housing initiatives amid local protests.
Molson Coors Closes Sharp's Brewery, 200 Jobs at Risk
US-Canadian drinks giant Molson Coors announces closure of Sharp's Brewery in Cornwall and UK contact centre in Cardiff, putting approximately 200 jobs at risk due to financial unsustainability and digital shift.
Best Supermarket Rosé: Whispering Angel Dupes Revealed
Wine experts share affordable supermarket rosé recommendations, including top picks from Waitrose, Asda, and Sainsbury's, as alternatives to the cult favourite Whispering Angel.
New Daily Train Service Links Malmö, Gothenburg, Oslo
Swedish railway company Snälltåget launches a direct daytime train connecting Malmö, Gothenburg, and Oslo. The six-and-a-half-hour journey starts June 15 with tickets from £12.20.
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John Lewis Scraps Build-to-Rent Venture After Cost Surge
The John Lewis Partnership has withdrawn from its ambitious plan to build 10,000 rental homes, citing higher interest rates, inflation, and property market caution.
Eating Lunch Alone at Work: Harmful or Healthy?
A new study explores the impact of solo lunch breaks at work, revealing mixed effects on mental health, productivity, and workplace culture.
Molson Coors Shuts Sharp's Brewery, 200 Jobs at Risk
Molson Coors announces closure of Sharp's Brewery in Cornwall and UK contact centre in Cardiff by end of 2026, putting approximately 200 jobs at risk due to financial unsustainability.
Physics Unlocks the Science of Basketball Shoe Squeaks
A new study in Nature uses high-speed cameras to show how friction causes sneakers to squeak on hardwood floors, with implications for earthquake science and future shoe design.
Security Expert: Avoid Plastic Wrapping Luggage to Prevent Theft
A security expert advises travellers to avoid plastic wrapping luggage, as it signals valuable contents to thieves. Tips include using bright-coloured hard-shell cases and hiding tracking devices.
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Applebee's Closes Restaurants in Three States
Applebee's is permanently closing select underperforming locations in New York, Missouri, and Indiana due to rising operational costs, despite plans to open new dual-branded restaurants.
Energy Price Cap to Drop in April, Cutting Household Costs
The energy price cap in Great Britain is set to decrease in April, providing relief for millions of households facing high energy bills. This reduction reflects lower wholesale gas and electricity prices.
FDA Upgrades Blueberry Recall to Highest Risk Level Over Listeria
The FDA has escalated a blueberry recall to Class I, its most severe risk category, warning of potential death from listeria contamination. Oregon Potato Company recalled over 55,000 pounds distributed across four states.
London Underground Injuries Top 10,000, TfL Pays Millions
More than 10,000 injuries were recorded on the London Underground over three years, with TfL paying £3.2 million in claims in 2024-25. Waterloo station led with 471 incidents, and escalators were the most hazardous areas.
M&S Spring Homeware: Stylish Refresh for Your Home
Marks & Spencer's latest homeware drop offers stylish, practical pieces at reasonable prices, perfect for refreshing interiors as spring arrives.
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Man Spends £10k on Singapore Airlines First Class with Champagne
Travel influencer Antoine splashed out £10,000 for a first class suite on Singapore Airlines A380, featuring Champagne, caviar, and luxury amenities. He called it the best flight of his life.
Robot Army Delivers Just Eat Takeaways in Sunderland First
Starship Technologies and Just Eat launch landmark robot food delivery service in Sunderland, expanding autonomous delivery across the UK with AI-powered robots.
Redwood Forest Home at Risk of Collapse After Landslide
A Guerneville property in California's iconic Redwood forest region is dangerously close to collapsing onto a road and nearby homes after torrential rain eroded the hillside beneath it, prompting evacuation warnings.
Martin Lewis: Act Now as Energy Price Cap Drops
MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis advises UK households to seize the opportunity as Ofgem confirms a 6.7% reduction in the Energy Price Cap from April, potentially leading to significant savings on bills.
Halifax £2,995 Cash Deposit Rule for UK Bank Customers
Halifax enforces a £2,995 limit on cash deposits at self-service ATMs, with higher thresholds for cheques and counter transactions. Learn how to navigate these rules and protect your finances.
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Most Dangerous Tube Stations: £3m Injury Payouts
New data reveals over 10,000 injuries on London Underground in three years, with TfL paying £3.2m in claims. Waterloo tops list as busiest station sees most incidents.
Energy Price Cap Drops £117, But Savings Are Misleading
Ofgem announces a £117 annual reduction in energy bills, but analysts warn it's largely due to financial sleight of hand and may not be sustainable amid volatile markets.
Brits Prefer AI for Money Help Over Humans, Poll Reveals
New research shows 13% of Brits prefer AI for financial advice, with 30% citing fear of judgment. Gen Z leads in using tools like ChatGPT, while older generations trust experts like Martin Lewis.
Women Leaders Face Greater Scrutiny in UK Boardrooms
A government-backed review shows UK firms hit board gender targets but women CEOs face more scrutiny and unconscious bias, with slow progress in top roles.
Ministers Saved by Tory Union Curbs Before Labour Scraps Them
The PCS union's strike ballot at the DWP failed due to a 50% turnout rule, a restriction being abolished by Labour's Employment Rights Act, sparing ministers from industrial action.
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Jelly Belly Lays Off 69 in California Amid Candy Industry Struggles
Iconic jelly bean brand Jelly Belly is cutting 69 jobs, about 18% of its workforce, at its Fairfield headquarters. The layoffs, planned after its 2023 acquisition, reflect broader pressures in the candy sector.
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