French warship fired 17 warning shots at UK MP in Channel
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp says French Navy patrol vessel Flamant fired 17 warning shots as he gave interview on illegal immigration, calling it intimidation.
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Brussels Airport Cancels 110 Flights as National Strike Hits Operations
Brussels Airport cancels 110 incoming flights on Wednesday due to a national strike over government austerity plans, causing widespread disruption.
Developers shelve thousands of approved homes amid construction cost surge
Thousands of approved Australian housing projects shelved as construction costs soar by up to 32%, hitting apartments hardest, says KPMG analysis.
Tom Cruise's Complicated Family Life After Suri Name Change
Tom Cruise's daughter Suri Noelle legally drops his surname. Explore his relationships with all three children amid estrangement speculation.
Roman Polka Dot Dress Praised for Value by Shoppers
Shoppers praise Roman's Polka Dot Chiffon Pleated Midi Dress for its timeless print, comfortable fit, and value. Prices start at £36 for new customers.
Liverpool face PSG hardball over Barcola deal
Liverpool have Bradley Barcola top of their shortlist but PSG demand over £140m, forcing a potential club-record transfer repeat after the Szoboszlai contract saga.
Russia Earns €6bn from Fossil Fuel Sales Since Start of Iran Conflict
Russia earned €6bn from fossil fuel exports in two weeks since Iran war began, with €672m extra in March due to price surge.
Medik8 SPF30 Cream Loved by Lisa Snowdon 20% Off
Medik8's Daily Radiance Vitamin C SPF30 Moisturiser, a favourite of Lisa Snowdon, is now £48 (was £60) in a 20% off sale until August 1.
Nine Children Hurt in School Bus Crashes Amid Arctic Weather and Storm Goretti Warnings
Nine children and nine adults injured in school bus crashes in Wokingham amid Arctic weather; Storm Goretti brings warnings of snow, rain and strong winds.
DWP Winter Fuel Payment Deadline: Pensioners Have Days Left to Claim Up to £300
DWP warns pensioners born before Sept 22, 1959, with income ≤£35,000 must claim Winter Fuel Payment by March 31, 2026, if not automatically paid.
Japan Business Sentiment Improves Despite Iran War Concerns
Japan's business sentiment rose despite Iran war worries, with the Tankan survey showing improved manufacturer confidence.
Treasury explores inheritance tax reforms to help close UK deficit
Treasury considers inheritance tax reforms, including gift caps, to address UK's £40bn+ deficit without hitting 'working people'.
Survivor Blames Park Staff for Chilean Blizzard Deaths
Survivor Tom Player says park staff told trekkers it was safe despite warnings; 5 died including British woman Victoria Bond in Chilean blizzard.
Paedophile Posed as Teen Girl to Lure Boys into Abuse
Paul Webb, 28, pretended to be a 15-year-old girl online to target teenage boys for sexual abuse. He was jailed for four years and given a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
How a £21m Lottery Winner Avoided Going Broke by Seeking Expert Advice
Timothy Shultz won £21m on the lottery aged 21 and avoided going broke by seeking expert financial advice. He invested wisely despite family pressure to give money away.
Ormskirk shop denies closure rumours in window notice
Arabella's Childrenswear in Ormskirk has posted a notice dismissing 'upsetting' rumours that it is closing down, confirming the shop remains open.
Café Gandolfi, Glasgow favourite of Billy Connolly, enters liquidation
Café Gandolfi, a renowned Glasgow restaurant established in 1979 and frequented by Billy Connolly and Annie Lennox, has entered the winding-up process with a liquidator appointed.
Equis ice cream sales up 47% for Aldi
Equis, a family-run ice cream maker from Lanarkshire, now produces 21,000 scoops weekly for Aldi after sales surged 47% year on year.
Card Centre Newport store closure confirmed
Card Centre, owned by Cardzone, has confirmed the closure of its Newport branch with a 20% off closing-down sale, as it continues to reduce its store estate.
Can Burnham charm Zelenskyy? Politics Weekly
The Politics Weekly video explores whether Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham can charm Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Telehealth Helps End-of-Life Care in Australia
An opinion piece argues that telehealth can provide end-of-life care and medical assistance in dying for Australians who cannot see a doctor in person.
Train drivers strike threat over toilet shortage
Train drivers are considering strike action over a lack of toilet facilities at depots, the Aslef union has warned, potentially disrupting services across the network.
40 years on, police hope to find Suzy Lamplugh
Police have renewed their appeal to find the remains of estate agent Suzy Lamplugh, who vanished 40 years ago in London.
Britons Shun Salad in Heatwave, Choose Comfort Food
As heatwaves grip the country, Britons are shunning salads and embracing hearty comfort foods, a phenomenon known as reverse comfort eating.
Burnham's Bold Start as PM Signals Change
Andy Burnham has made a bold start as prime minister, with early moves on regional devolution and housing reform marking a break from the past.
NHS bulk mail users face steep Royal Mail price rises
Royal Mail has announced price increases of up to 15% for bulk mail users, including the NHS, from October, sparking concern over cost pressures.
Booked Travelodge, Moved to Different Hotel
A customer who booked a Travelodge hotel arrived to find their booking had been moved to a different hotel.
Family Cycling Holiday in Normandy Along Véloscenic
A family explores Normandy on bikes along the Véloscenic route, camping each night and enjoying local food and scenery.
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Ben Carroll's first speech as Victorian premier
Ben Carroll has delivered his inaugural speech as the new premier of Victoria, outlining his vision for the state and thanking his predecessors.
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