Black Fraud Day: shoppers warned over AI-powered scams ahead of Black Friday
Experts warn of AI-powered scams ahead of Black Friday, with fake websites and phishing emails on the rise. NCSC urges vigilance.
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Drivers Urged to Fill Up Before Friday as RAC Warns of Grim Outlook
Petrol and diesel prices are set to rise further this week, with petrol likely to hit 160p and diesel 180p per litre, RAC warns.
ARNE to Open Cafe at Liverpool ONE Store
Clothing brand ARNE is opening Cafe ARNE at its Liverpool ONE store, expanding from its successful ARNE Bites ice cream and milkshake concept.
Train Derails After Smashing Into Lorry at Czech Crossing
A passenger train derailed after crashing into a lorry that drove onto a level crossing near Chýnov, Czech Republic, injuring the lorry driver and three on the train.
Man sick after failing 9000-calorie chilli challenge at Devon steakhouse
Jonny Adams threw up after failing the 9000-calorie chilli challenge at Cattleman's Steakhouse in Devon with a friend.
Disney Loses £3.5m Daily in YouTube TV Blackout
Disney losing £3.5m daily in YouTube TV blackout as Morgan Stanley warns of financial impact; dispute over fees continues.
Cotswolds Village Overwhelmed by 'TikTok Tourists' and Litter
Bourton-on-the-Water councillor slams 'TikTok tourists' for abuse, rubbish, and traffic, saying visitors exploit the village for social media content.
Trump Threatens 100% Tariff on Canada Over Potential China Deal
Trump threatens 100% tariff on Canada over potential China trade deal, claims US refineries will process seized Venezuelan oil, and discusses Greenland negotiations.
Up to 150 Former WH Smith Stores Face Closure, Putting Thousands of Jobs at Risk
Up to 150 former WH Smith stores (now TG Jones) face closure as Modella Capital seeks rent holidays and cuts, risking thousands of jobs.
Alonso refuses to deny Chelsea interest in Welbeck, Henderson
Xabi Alonso has refused to deny Chelsea's interest in Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson, as the Blues pursue experienced recruits to balance a young squad.
Fed Governor Stephen Miran Resigns from White House Economic Post
Stephen Miran resigns as White House economic advisor to stay on Federal Reserve board, fulfilling Senate pledge.
Brits Urged to Remove 4 Items from Cars Before Hot Weekend
Drivers are advised to remove bottled water, sun cream, medicine and battery-powered devices from cars as UK temperatures are set to reach 34C this weekend.
Skipton Building Society tip: earn £800 extra a year
Skipton Building Society says moving £20,000 into a top-paying ISA could earn at least £800 in a year, enough for a holiday.
TV Licensing Clarifies 'Myth' About TV Licence Need
TV Licensing has clarified the rules around when you need a TV licence, addressing a 'myth' that you need one just to have a TV set capable of receiving channels.
Couple Quit Law Jobs to Transform Tudor Mansion into £1.5m Bed and Breakfast
Couple quit law jobs, renovated dilapidated Tudor mansion into a B&B, now selling for £1.5m after five years of operation.
Corporate Jargon: The Animal Instinct Driving Business Success
Corporate jargon, from military origins to modern nonsensical terms, persists as a status signal in business, despite excluding some workers.
Grand Designs: Tragedies and Triumphs from the Dream Home Show
Grand Designs has seen tragedies including a participant's death, financial ruin, and the 'saddest house ever', but also triumphs like an accessible home for a paralysed mother.
British surfer and friend drown at Melbourne’s Frankston beach in wild weather
An inexperienced British surfer and his friend drowned after being caught in rough waters off Frankston beach in Melbourne during severe winds.
Oil Surpasses $100 Again as Middle East Conflict Intensifies
Oil prices pass $100 a barrel amid Houthi attacks on Saudi tankers and Iran tensions, sparking global market declines.
Ex-Liverpool star Glenn Hysen reveals Parkinson's
Former Liverpool centre-back Glenn Hysen, 66, reveals he has been diagnosed with a mild form of Parkinson's disease, but says medication keeps it under control.
Six Dead in Maine Plane Crash Amid Heavy Snow
Six people died when a business jet crashed on takeoff at Bangor airport during a snowstorm, with icing suspected as a factor.
New clue in search for missing British boy Oliver Pugh as mother spotted in Bangkok
New social media clues suggest missing British boy Oliver Pugh's mother may be in Bangkok, sparking hope in the search.
Queensland Deputy Premier Labels BHP 'UnAustralian' Over Coal Mine Mothballing and Job Cuts
Queensland deputy premier labels BHP 'unAustralian' as BMA blames coal royalties for 750 job cuts and mine suspension.
Thames Water confirms no bill cut after hosepipe ban
Thames Water says it will not reduce customer bills despite hosepipe bans in parts of England and Wales, citing legal provisions and billing structures.
Vinted down: hundreds report loading issues on app and website
Hundreds of Vinted users are reporting problems with the second-hand marketplace, with many unable to get past the loading page on the app and website.
Postman and Window Cleaner Join Forces for Ingenious Parcel Delivery
Royal Mail postman and window cleaner team up to deliver parcel through open upstairs window, caught on camera.
American homeowners feel trapped as surging costs turn dream into nightmare
Rising mortgage rates, insurance premiums, and property taxes are trapping US homeowners in unaffordable homes, with many describing them as 'money pits'.
Mcdonald's UK Boss Admits Ongoing 'Bad Behaviour' After Harassment Scandal
McDonald's UK boss admits ongoing complaints of 'bad behaviour' three years after sexual harassment scandal, insists processes are 'best in class'.
Elbit Systems Closes Bristol Factory After Palestine Action Campaign
Elbit Systems UK's Bristol facility targeted by Palestine Action campaign appears to have closed, with activists claiming victory.
Qantas raises international fares as Middle East conflict drives oil price volatility
Qantas increases international air fares due to oil price volatility from Middle East conflict, with strong demand for European flights.
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