Russia and North Korea near completion of first road bridge amid Ukraine war supply route concerns
Russia and North Korea's first road bridge nears completion; investigation suggests it may serve as military supply route for Ukraine war.
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Britannia Hotels named worst UK chain for eighth consecutive year
Britannia Hotels ranked worst UK chain for eighth year by Which?, with filthy conditions and unprintable reviews. Premier Inn and Sofitel top the list.
M6 Closed for Dramatic Rescue of Racehorse Stranded After Wolverhampton Race
M6 closed to rescue racehorse Lion Ring after horsebox breakdown following Wolverhampton race. Trainer Andy Martin praises 'rescue heroes'.
Six-Year-Old Girl Sole Survivor of Spanish Rail Disaster That Killed 42
Six-year-old girl sole survivor of family in Spanish train crash that killed 42; families mourn and seek answers as national mourning begins.
Schiphol Airport Cuts Charges by 10% as Iran Conflict Drives Up Fuel Costs
Schiphol Airport offers 10% discount on daytime charges amid Iran war fuel crisis, affecting airlines and prompting EU measures.
North Carolina place GM Michael Lombardi on paid leave
North Carolina Tar Heels place general manager Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave, days before preseason camp. Reason undisclosed.
August Bank Holiday Sales: Top Weekend Deals Revealed by Major Retailers
August Bank Holiday sales are live at Amazon, Argos, and Currys with big discounts on tech including smartphones, laptops, TVs, and smart speakers.
Heatwave Drives Record Bookings at British Seaside Resorts
Heatwave drives surge in UK staycations, doubling bookings at seaside resorts and boosting local economies with record trade.
Global Right to Repair Movement Gathers Pace with UK and EU Action
UK, EU, and US advance right to repair rules; opposition from tech and farm equipment makers; iFixit founder calls it a fundamental right.
Spain Plans Stricter Drink-Driving Law: One Beer Could Cost UK Tourists £875
Spain proposes new drink-driving limit of 0.2g/l blood, meaning one beer could lead to fines up to £875. Also new six-drink cap in tourist zones.
Best Artificial Christmas Trees for 2024: Expert Tested and Reviewed
We tested the best artificial Christmas trees in the UK. From budget to realistic, find out which ones are worth buying for decades of festive cheer.
Storm Claudia Sparks Travel Chaos and 'Do Not Travel' Warnings
Storm Claudia brings heavy rain and flooding to UK, causing travel chaos and 'do not travel' warnings. Amber and yellow weather alerts in place.
Washington DC: A Solo Traveler's Surprising Guide
Despite a 6% tourism dip and a 'perception problem,' Washington DC surprises solo traveler Kristina Beanland with warm welcomes, art, and LGBTQ+ friendly spots. Here's her three-day itinerary.
EastEnders spoilers next week: Sheila closes in, Lauren torn
Sheila Atkins continues her sinister manipulation of Chelsea Fox as Gray's orders unfold, while Lauren Branning's secret love triangle threatens to explode and the hunt for Joel's attacker intensifies.
Test your Emmerdale knowledge with Serena Sugden quiz
Emmerdale newcomer Serena Sugden has only been in the village for a month but has already made a big impact. Test your knowledge with this new quiz.
Coronation Street resident to expose rapist Ross Wilkes
One Coronation Street resident is poised to expose rapist Ross Wilkes after Cassie's mysterious exit, as he slips up in front of another character.
Huda Beauty Lip Contour Stain wins over sceptical beauty journalist
Huda Beauty Lip Contour Stain review: a beauty journalist shares why this long-wear lip liner stain outperforms the rest, with blendable shades and impressive longevity.
Italy's First Five-Star Campsite Makes Venice Family-Friendly
Eurocamp's Union Lido, Italy's first five-star campsite, makes Venice family-friendly with pools, entertainment, and easy lagoon access.
London Tube Station Mysteriously Vanished from Official Map for 20 Years
Kensington (Olympia) station was left off the London Underground map for nearly 20 years due to wartime secrecy and its role transporting Post Office workers.
UK economy flatlines in July with 0% growth
The UK economy recorded zero growth in July, a slowdown from June's 0.4% expansion, raising concerns ahead of the autumn budget.
Couple Discover 126-Year-Old Well Under Kitchen Floor
A couple in Malvern Hills discovered a 126-year-old, 20-foot-deep well hidden under their kitchen floor by previous owners.
Judge blocks $6.2bn US TV merger over monopoly fears
US judge blocks $6.2bn Nexstar-Tegna TV merger amid antitrust lawsuit by state attorneys general and DirecTV.
Healthcare worker says fan works 'like air-conditioning' in heatwave
A healthcare worker says the Air Pro 20-inch floor fan helped keep nurses cool during the heatwave, calling it 'incredibly powerful' and comparable to air conditioning. Available now with a 10% discount.
Meghan Markle's As Ever Brand Unveils Blackberry Spread
Meghan Markle announced her brand As Ever will sell blackberry spread, sparking excitement among fans eager to try the new product.
Burnham savaged over defence spending lack of detail
Andy Burnham faces Tory criticism after failing to commit to 3% defence spending target, with James Cartlidge branding his nuclear deterrent announcement a 'reannouncement'.
A £5 Coffee and a £100 Pizza Express: The Changing Face of British Spending
Rising costs of coffee, chain restaurant meals, and other small luxuries reflect economic pressures dampening consumer optimism and shifting habits.
Energy Bills Fall Next Week Summer Price Rise Expected
Report finds 1m UK households behind on energy bills as debts double; Ofgem signals price cap rise.
Andy Burnham urged to prioritise food security by industry
More than 100 organisations including Tesco and Danone call on Andy Burnham to make food security a national priority, warning the next 'food shock' is inevitable.
DWP faces staffing challenges as it pushes for more in-person PIP assessments
DWP admits recruitment and retention challenges as it aims to increase face-to-face PIP and ESA assessments to 30%.
Migrant numbers per boat soar under Labour with 165 on mega dinghy
The average number of migrants per Channel boat has doubled to 66 under Labour, with a record 165 crammed onto a 42ft 'mega dinghy' last week, generating £300,000 for traffickers.
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