Supreme Court Blocks Trump Tariffs, Markets Rally and US Dollar Dips
Supreme Court rules against Trump's sweeping tariffs, sparking stock market rally; UK reports record budget surplus and retail sales rise.
Supreme Court rules against Trump's sweeping tariffs, sparking stock market rally; UK reports record budget surplus and retail sales rise.
Blind taste test places Aldi's 90p-cheaper jam above Hartley's, with praise for natural flavour and texture.
The Duke of Sussex and six others may have to pay millions after their failed legal action against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers, with costs exceeding insurance cover.
Tesco launches birthday cake sandwich with jam and frosting for Clubcard 30th anniversary, sparking social media debate over its sweet and savoury mix.
A London studio flat listed as having zero bedrooms for £1,850/month sparks confusion and amusement on Reddit.
Martin Lewis urges action as Santander's bank switch offer of £180 cash plus £45 Amazon voucher (£225 total) expires on July 31.
Tripsmiths and TS Travel enter administration but holidays continue unaffected after sale to The Travel Network Group.
UNSW study finds mineral sunscreens in Australia contain hidden chemical filters, misleading consumers about ingredients and safety.
Schools in Australia close after asbestos found in play sand; recalls issued at major retailers but risk deemed low.
Gran Rachael Rogers removes towels from reserved but unused sunbeds at Tenerife resort, sparking debate on sunbed hogging.
A cowboy on horseback delivered Subway's new Chicken Nacho Ranch Sub in South London to celebrate the launch of Buttermilk Ranch sauce, which has seen a surge in UK demand.
Govia Thameslink Railway lifts 'do not travel' alert after train derailment and signalling fault, but delays continue across Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express.
Work is under way at Thorpe Farm Centre in the Durham Dales to add new static caravan and lodge pitches, aiming to boost overnight stays in the area.
Fraudsters create fake Aldi websites to scam air conditioner buyers during UK heatwave, warns Kaspersky.
Millmoor, former home of Rotherham United, could be demolished by early 2027 after years of neglect and the owner entering administration.
More than 300 passengers were stranded on an Emirates Airbus A380 at Hangzhou airport for over 10 hours without working air conditioning after a diversion due to bad weather.
Retro football brand Football Devotion will open its first shop in Newcastle's Grainger Market, after over a decade online. The brand announced the news on Instagram.
British woman sparks debate after discovering Americans don't use electric kettles, with explanations about voltage and coffee habits.
Air India inspects Boeing fleet after crash, finds no issues with fuel switches; US investigators focus on captain's actions.
Love Island All Stars winner Molly Smith's personalised PRYA Arabic name necklace is on sale from £56 to £44, plus extra 20% off with code SUMMERSTACK, making it £35.20.
Uber faces $26m fine in Australia for misleading cancellation warnings and taxi fare estimates, admits deceptive conduct.
The world's smallest kingdom, Tavolara, predates Italy by 25 years. Its fifth king, Tonino Bertoleoni, rules 11 residents and a herd of golden-toothed goats.
UK government borrowing surged to a five-year high in August at £18bn, raising expectations of tax hikes in the November budget.
Grainne Hurst of the Betting and Gaming Council says the sector looks forward to building on its relationship with Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy under new PM Andy Burnham.
Arran Fine Foods Caramelised Red Onion Chutney recalled due to possible metal pieces. Return to store for refund.
Police are investigating four unexplained deaths at a Cornwall homeless shelter where convicted serial killer James Desborough once lived.
The Knaresborough Button Back Coffee Table Pouffe from Dusk is now £109, down from £199, and bears a striking resemblance to Next's £299 version.
Air New Zealand introduces Skynest sleeping pods for economy passengers on Auckland-New York flights, bookable from May for NZ$495 per four-hour session.
Bear Grylls owns Saint Tudwal's Island West off the Llyn Peninsula, a remote Welsh island with a lighthouse, no mains electricity, and limited mobile coverage, which he calls the coolest home on Earth.
New Look closes Carrickfergus store, M&S axes 14 cafés, and LK Bennett shuts website after entering administration. High street continues to change.