Death discussions 'taboo' for many in UK, survey finds
UK survey finds only 21% have discussed end of life wishes, highlighting death taboo and lack of planning.
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EU trade deal likened to 'Suez moment' as critics decry concessions to US
Critics decry EU-US trade deal as one-sided, with French PM calling it 'dark day'; comparisons to 1956 Suez crisis.
Grandmother Decapitated by Bin Lorry in Front of Schoolchildren
Grandmother Maria Rubalcava, 69, decapitated by bin lorry near school in Santa Ana; she had beaten pancreatic cancer.
Greece Tops List of Best Retirement Destinations for Britons in 2026
Greece beats Spain and Portugal to become the best retirement destination for Britons in 2026, thanks to low costs, sunny weather, and easy visas.
Argelès-sur-Mer: Underrated French seaside alternative
Argelès-sur-Mer offers an underrated alternative to Nice, with Catalan-French charm, boutique hotels, vineyard lunches, and coastal activities.
Trump Insists He Does Not Consider Americans' Finances in Iran Talks
Trump says he doesn't think about Americans' financial situation amid Iran war and high inflation.
Berlin Christmas Markets from £89 with Wowcher Deal
Discover Berlin's Christmas markets from £89 per person with Wowcher, including flights and hotel. Festive fun at Gendarmenmarkt and more.
South Korea grants Google permission to export map data after years of restrictions
South Korea approves Google's request to export high-precision map data under security conditions, ending restrictions that limited Google Maps.
Adidas backpack now £14.99 at Decathlon
The adidas Three Stripe Backpack has dropped from £24.99 to £14.99 at Decathlon, saving shoppers £10. The bag has a 4.7-star rating and is praised for school and travel use.
New Cadbury Biscoff Filled Egg Launches at Iceland and Other Supermarkets
Cadbury and Lotus Biscoff collaborate on a new filled egg for Easter, available at Iceland and other stores from 70p.
Surge in gold and tech demand lifts UK retail sales to three-year high
UK retail sales hit three-year high in September, driven by gold and iPhone 17 demand, but experts warn of headwinds from inflation and tax rises.
Fourth Clifftop Home Demolished Amid Coastal Erosion Crisis
Demolition of fourth clifftop home in Thorpeness, Suffolk, begins after critical erosion. Owner Jean Flick, 88, stays with family.
Home Bargains slashes £40 Whind body cream to under £5
Home Bargains cuts Whind Illuminating Moisturising Body Cream from £40 to £4.99, offering deep hydration and a shimmering finish. Vegan and cruelty-free.
Clarks Releases New Pillow-Soft Solevana Mae Trainers
Clarks has released the Solevana Mae trainers in black, rose pink, and sand, featuring PillowSoft footbeds for cloud-like comfort. Part of the Cloudsteppers collection.
15 Million Brits Not Saving Enough for Retirement, Warns Pensions Commission
Pensions Commission warns 15 million Brits aren't saving enough for retirement, with women worst affected and only 4% of self-employed saving.
Ofgem director Christine Farnish resigns over energy price cap change
Ofgem non-executive director Christine Farnish resigns over changes to energy price cap, citing imbalance between consumer and supplier interests.
Secrets of Sleeping on a Plane: Expert Tips for Economy Flyers
Expert tips from frequent flyers and scientists on how to get sleep on a plane, from managing anxiety to avoiding risky behaviour.
UK Energy Security Debate Intensifies Over North Sea Drilling
Miliband warns North Sea drilling won't cut prices; Tories push for new licences; Labour MP Tufnell calls for drilling; Reeves to unveil energy bill protections.
US professor among 16 killed in Lisbon funicular crash
American professor Heather Hall killed in Lisbon funicular crash that killed 16, including three British citizens.
Chelsea co-owner Mark Walter set to acquire LA Lakers in record $10bn deal
Chelsea co-owner Mark Walter is set to take control of the LA Lakers in a record $10bn deal, ending the Buss family's 47-year majority ownership.
Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee threatens UK tech firms' US talent access
Donald Trump's $100,000 fee on H-1B visas for skilled workers could harm US growth and UK tech firms reliant on foreign talent, economists warn.
ATS Euromaster to Close 86 UK Garages, Putting 703 Jobs at Risk
ATS Euromaster confirms closure of 86 UK garages, putting 703 jobs at risk amid sale of some sites to competitors.
Trump hits back at Jamie Dimon over Federal Reserve independence
Trump hits back at JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon over Fed independence, defends attacks on Powell, and faces criticism from central bankers.
Brits ditch beach for broomsticks as magical and mysterious attractions soar in popularity
Up to 12 million Brits are choosing magical and mysterious attractions over the beach, with LNER launching a new series exploring hidden histories.
Jump rope 'more effective' than running, but requires focus
A woman swapped running for jump rope for a month. Experts explain the benefits and how to start.
Man Utd Beat Brentford 2-1 to Close In on Champions League
Manchester United beat Brentford 2-1, moving within two points of Champions League qualification. Goals from Casemiro and Sesko sealed the win.
Food Inflation Drives Surge in Demand for Australian Food Relief
Australian food banks report soaring demand as inflation outpaces wage growth and pandemic support ends, with many first-time users seeking help.
UK economy contracts by 0.1% in April as Iran war impacts growth
UK GDP fell 0.1% in April as Iran war pushed up energy prices, reversing March's 0.3% rise. Services hit, construction flat. Chancellor warns of home impact.
World’s first three-year cruise announced with remote working facilities
Life at Sea Cruises launches three-year world cruise from £24,926/year, visiting 375 ports with remote work facilities.
Police Storm Ryanair Flight After Drunken Stag Party Disruption
Spanish police removed two drunken British men from a Ryanair flight causing chaos on board.
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