Federal Workers Face Uncertainty as Shutdown Fuels Fears of Permanent Cuts
An estimated 750,000 federal employees are furloughed amid a government shutdown, with fears of permanent job cuts as Trump eyes further reductions.
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YSL Black Opium 150ml at 50% Off in LookFantastic Sale
YSL Black Opium 150ml at 50% off in LookFantastic's treats of the week sale, plus deals on Elemis, Olaplex, and more.
Home Bargains launches £2 solar garden lights ahead of spring
Home Bargains sells Firefly Crackle Glass Lantern Stake Solar Lights for £1.99 each, offering weather-resistant, easy-install solar lighting for gardens.
Matalan rugby top for £2.45 deal ends soon
Matalan's £22 Chocolate Brown Stripe Rugby Jumper can be bought for as little as £2.45 through TopCashback's £15 sign-up bonus and a 20% discount code.
Martin Lewis warns against uploading bank statements to AI
Martin Lewis has warned against uploading bank statements to AI tools for budgeting, citing risk of scammer access. He advises caution with investments, tax, and pension decisions.
Burnham's Property Tax: Impact on Londoners
Andy Burnham's support for a Proportional Property Tax that would replace stamp duty and council tax could raise bills for many London homeowners by an average of £260 per year.
BrewChimp Flixton to be sold after seven years
The owners of BrewChimp in Flixton have announced plans to sell the venue, describing the decision as difficult but due to other commitments.
Scarlets sign Wales international Gareth Anscombe
The Scarlets have signed Wales international Gareth Anscombe on a one-year contract, adding experience to their fly-half options.
Martin Lewis warns against AI for pension and investments
Martin Lewis warns against using AI for pension decisions and investments without double-checking. He says AI is useful for budgeting but advises caution on uploading financial details due to security risks.
AI Revolution in Exam Revision: Six Ways Students Are Using Technology
Nearly 90% of GCSE and A-level students use AI for revision, but experts warn against over-reliance. Here are six effective ways to use AI without losing real learning.
Mary Berry's 3-Ingredient Fork Biscuits: A Simple Delight
Mary Berry's melt-in-the-mouth fork biscuits need just 3 ingredients and minutes to prepare. Perfect for quick baking.
Pranzo Italian to open in Manchester at former Kala site
Pranzo Italian will open its first Manchester restaurant in September at the former home of Gary Usher's Kala bistro on King Street, bringing its acclaimed Italian cuisine to the city.
British girl, 3, fighting for life after pool accident in Greece
British girl, 3, in critical condition after pool incident in Rhodes; uncle and hotel manager arrested.
Charles Bronson stand-off over apple crumble
Britain’s most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson staged a protest at HMP Wakefield after being served apple crumble without custard, leading to a stand-off with riot gear officers.
Toyota Land Cruiser: Cheaper 4x4 Alternative Under £30k
Motorists on a budget can buy a used Toyota Land Cruiser for under £30,000 as a reliable and cheaper alternative to a Land Rover Defender.
The Witcher 3 Complete Edition now £6.99 on Steam
The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Complete Edition is reduced to £6.99, an 80% discount, until August 10. The deal includes both expansions and is Steam Deck Verified.
Man United and Barcelona set to reopen Rashford talks
Man United and Barcelona are set to reopen talks over Marcus Rashford's future next week, with United pushing for a permanent £26m transfer.
Bolton Pub Henighans to Be Converted Into 10 Flats
A popular Bolton pub and live music venue, Henighans on Bury Road, is set to be turned into 10 single-occupancy flats after closing last year.
Simba Sleep Launches Six New Bedding Collections
Simba Sleep launches six new bedding collections, including Egyptian cotton and brushed Tencel, for enhanced sleep comfort.
Entain cuts 500 jobs as UK tax rises and prediction market loom
Ladbrokes and Coral owner Entain is cutting 500 roles across the group to offset UK tax increases and growing competition from prediction markets.
Premier League 2026/27 Betting Odds: Title, Top Four, Relegation
Arsenal are favourites to retain the Premier League title in 2026/27 after ending their 22-year drought last season. Check live odds for top four, relegation, Golden Boot and more.
UK Economic Growth Slows to 0.1% in Q3, Budget Jitters and High Rates Blamed
UK GDP grew just 0.1% in Q3, down from 0.5%, as pre-budget uncertainty and high rates hit services and manufacturing.
Stay-at-home girlfriend sparks debate over lifestyle choice
A 26-year-old TikToker who calls herself a 'stay-at-home girlfriend' has defended her lifestyle after criticism online.
Lucy Powell vows to review 'egregious' student loan system
Lucy Powell has committed to reviewing the student loans system, calling it 'egregious' amid concerns over high interest rates making it tough for graduates to repay debt.
'Crocs and pyjamas ban' sparks debate over flight dress codes
Tampa airport's humorous post 'banning' Crocs and pyjamas sparks debate over flight dress codes, with mixed reactions and examples from airlines and lounges.
GSK moves 1,000 scientists to Cambridge in £1.9bn cost plan
GSK will relocate over 1,000 scientists to a new Cambridge R&D centre, close its Stevenage site by 2029, and cut jobs as part of a £1.9bn cost-saving programme with £400m UK investment.
Banks Charged $55M Extra Interest From Offset Errors
Asic found banks overcharged mortgage holders $55m in extra interest due to offset account failures, with hundreds of thousands affected and remediation ongoing.
Qantas A350 sets longest commercial flight record
Qantas completed the longest-ever commercial flight when its Airbus A350-1000ULR landed in Toulouse after 24 hours and 24 minutes from Melbourne.
Black motorcycle clubs: community and freedom on two wheels
Rooted in postwar history, Black motorcycle clubs host summer rides and gatherings to build community and celebrate freedom, with clubs like Black Girls Ride and Buffalo Soldiers MC leading the way.
Fake online reviews illegal in Australia
False testimonials are prohibited under Australian consumer law, but they are very hard to police. Report suspicious reviews to the business and then the ACCC.
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