Fourth heatwave: 35C peak, amber warning, wildfire risk
The UK's fourth heatwave peaks Wednesday at 35°C. Amber health alert issued for several regions as wildfire risk becomes 'exceptionally severe'.
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Bacon recalled in 550 stores over missing inspection
Nearly 12,000 pounds of Maple Leaf Foods bacon sold in 550 stores has been recalled by US regulators for lacking mandatory import inspection.
Simon Calder Warns of Easter Travel Chaos Across UK
Simon Calder warns of Easter travel disruption: heavy roads, rail closures, and advice for smoother journeys.
BrewDog Beers Axed From Nearly 2,000 UK Pubs
BrewDog sees distribution drop by over a third as nearly 2,000 UK pubs axe its beers amid shift to rival draughts and financial losses.
TK Maxx Shopper Spots Louis Vuitton Bag for £950
TK Maxx shopper finds Louis Vuitton Speedy 30 bag reduced to £950, sparking mixed reactions on TikTok.
Burberry bosses urge Rachel Reeves to reinstate tax-free shopping for tourists
Burberry urges Chancellor Rachel Reeves to reinstate tax-free shopping for tourists to boost visitor spending, as the brand shows early signs of recovery with sales growth.
Johnson Matthey slashes price of Catalyst Technologies sale to £1.33bn
Johnson Matthey cuts Catalyst Technologies sale price by 26% to £1.33bn, extends deadline with Honeywell, and plans £1bn shareholder return.
Diverse Family Days Out Across the UK: From Sunflowers to Dolphins
Discover family-friendly summer activities in the UK including sunflower fields, play trails, vineyard walks, dolphin watching, and art exhibitions.
Polymarket criticised over 'disgusting' bets on fate of US pilots shot down by Iran
US congressman Seth Moulton slams Polymarket for betting on rescue of F-15 crew; platform removes market after outcry.
Ireland announces €505m fuel relief after protests
Irish government unveils €505m fuel cost package after protests by hauliers and farmers caused distribution disruption.
IWG boss dismisses share price fall as 'machine selling'
IWG chief Mark Dixon says 17% share drop not rational, cites global volatility boosting demand for hybrid workspaces.
Inflation Spike Dashes Mortgage Rate Cut Hopes
Higher-than-expected inflation in April dashes hopes for June rate cut, keeping mortgage rates high for longer.
Banks Summoned to Treasury Over Economic Abuse Clampdown
Treasury calls on UK banks to step up efforts against economic abuse, with 4.2 million women affected last year.
M&S Strawberry Jam Tops Taste Test, Beating Hartley's and Aldi
M&S wins strawberry jam taste test beating Hartley's, with Aldi second. Lidl ranks last.
Reclining Seats Top List of Most Annoying Plane Passenger Habits
Survey of 1,000 Brits reveals top annoying plane habits: reclining seats, rising before seatbelt off, unprepared at checks, no headphones, and early standing.
London's Most Promising Fixer-Upper Homes for First-Time Buyers
Explore top fixer-upper homes across London, from affordable projects in Barking to prime Kensington studios, ideal for first-time buyers.
Owala FreeSip water bottle available for under £12 in clever deal stacking
Shoppers can snap up the trendy Owala FreeSip water bottle for as little as £11.29 by combining a TopCashback sign-up bonus and Urban Outfitters sale.
Zelensky, Trump Hold Talks at White House
Ukrainian President Zelensky met Donald Trump at the White House to discuss air defences and peace talks, a day after visiting UK PM Burnham.
Saudi Arabia Opens Record-Breaking £1bn Six Flags Theme Park
Saudi Arabia opens $1bn Six Flags theme park with record-breaking rides, aiming to boost tourism and diversify economy.
January Babies Get Short Straw as One in Three Ditch Birthday Plans
Survey shows one in three January-born adults cancel birthday plans due to low turnout, with many citing post-Christmas finances and cold weather.
Historian awarded £1.29m for NHS night shift research
Dr Kristin Hussey has been awarded a £1.29m Wellcome grant for a study into improving night shift conditions for NHS workers, focusing on history, policy, and lived experiences.
Police seize £18.5m in fake World Cup shirts
City of London Police seized over 220,000 fake football shirts worth £18.5 million during the World Cup, warning they fund organised crime and may contain harmful materials.
Niesr warns Burnham no scope for extra borrowing
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research says Andy Burnham must raise taxes or cut spending to fund cost-of-living commitments, as inflation is set to stay higher for longer.
First Outlander filming locations guide published
VisitScotland launches 40-page guide marking Outlander's conclusion, featuring 48 locations from the series, which boosted Scottish tourism.
Netflix edges BBC as viewers' first choice: Ofcom
Netflix is now the first choice for 26% of UK viewers when deciding what to watch, narrowly ahead of the BBC at 25%, according to Ofcom's annual Media Nations report.
Dangerous travel adaptors sold on UK online marketplaces
All 14 travel adaptors bought from Ali Express, eBay, Amazon and TikTok Shop failed basic safety tests, with over 10,000 possibly already sold to UK shoppers.
Zack Polanski admits mistake over guillotine post
Green Party leader Zack Polanski said he made an 'inadvertent mistake' over a social media image featuring a guillotine but will not apologise to Nigel Farage.
Plans for thousands of homes spark fury in Suffolk village
Residents of Higham, Suffolk, are alarmed by early proposals for a large new settlement that could bring thousands of homes to the rural village of around 155 people.
Turkish Airlines flight emergency lands at Manchester
A Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul to Toronto made an emergency landing at Manchester Airport after a technical issue. The plane landed safely and passengers disembarked normally.
Tesco free groceries for holidaymakers arriving at Southend
Tesco is giving away free bags of groceries to holidaymakers returning to the UK this week at London Southend Airport in partnership with easyJet holidays.
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