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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.
Barclays Increases Bonus Pool Despite UK Bank Tax
Barclays has raised its bonus pool for 2026, countering the effect of a new UK bank tax, as the lender reports strong annual profits.
Holly Dyson: From Six Months to Live to Marathon Runner
Holly Dyson was given six months to live due to severe alcohol addiction. Now sober, she has reversed her liver damage and runs marathons, sharing her story to help others.
Shark PowerDetect Pet Pro: Powerful but Bulky
The Shark PowerDetect Speed Clean and Empty Pet Pro offers strong suction and automatic dirt disposal, ideal for pet owners, but its large size and limited maneuverability may be drawbacks.
MTC UK Revenue Slumps After Manston Contract Ends
MTC UK reported a revenue slump to £17.6m and a £1.6m loss after its Manston security contract ended, but a new joint venture could earn up to £539m managing the same site through 2036.
AI Sell-Off Intensifies as Chip Stocks Dive
AI stock sell-off deepens, sending South Korea's Kospi index down 11.5% to a three-month low on worries over AI spending and Chinese competition.
Graham funeral: Netanyahu, Zelenskyy to attend ceremonies
Lindsey Graham's funeral ceremonies begin Tuesday in Washington, with Benjamin Netanyahu and Volodymyr Zelenskyy attending and meeting Donald Trump.
Rugby League World Cup: England Host Semi-Finals
The Rugby League World Cup sees England as host for semi-finals, with diaspora players featuring prominently. Ticket sales for matches are also under discussion.
Unilever raises Marmite and Dove prices on higher costs
Unilever hikes prices on Marmite and Dove as input costs rise, with World Cup marketing spend also a factor. The consumer goods giant cites inflation and raw material pressures.
UK rail services slow as heatwave forces restrictions
Train services in England face delays and cancellations as heatwave prompts speed restrictions on South Western Railway and Greater Anglia routes due to safety concerns.
Lindsey Graham funeral draws Trump, Netanyahu, Zelenskyy
World leaders including Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu and Volodymyr Zelenskyy attend the funeral of US Senator Lindsey Graham.
AI Sell-Off Hits Chip Stocks in South Korea and Japan
A significant sell-off in AI-related chip stocks triggered a market slump in South Korea and Japan, according to latest reports.
US Supreme Court Declares Trump's Global Tariffs Illegal
US Supreme Court rules Trump's global tariffs illegal, prompting him to plan new tariffs under a different law.
Gateshead bakery Savour to open inside Fenwick Newcastle
Popular Gateshead bakery Savour, known for queues down the street, is expanding to open inside Fenwick department store in Newcastle.
Paris Becomes Cheapest Capital for Tourists in 1926
In 1926, Paris was the cheapest European capital for tourists, with restaurants and amusements at half London prices, attracting thousands of Easter visitors.
Swifties Spark European Travel Boom Ahead Of London Shows
Taylor Swift's Eras tour prompts fans to travel across Europe, boosting tourism and hotel bookings in multiple cities.
TV licence fee payers could cancel and get £180 refund
TV licence fee payers can cancel and claim a £180 refund if they no longer need it before expiry and have at least one month left. Eligibility includes blind concession and death.
HMRC Confirms Midnight Tax Deadline for UK Households
Self Assessment taxpayers must file second payments on account by midnight on Friday, July 31. HMRC warns of late payment fines for missed deadline.
Bank of America settles Jeffrey Epstein victims' lawsuit
Bank of America settles lawsuit with Jeffrey Epstein survivors over alleged facilitation of sexual abuse. Settlement requires court approval.
Clarks Unveils First Performance Walking Shoe with Spring Technology
Clarks launches its first performance walking shoe, the Pace, with spring technology and cushioning for walkers. Available in multiple colours for men and women.
Aldi hunts for crisp connoisseurs in dream job posting
Aldi is hiring an Official Crisp Taster to sample and review crisps at home. Apply by 21 August.
Six Key Money Changes Affecting UK Households This June
June brings Universal Credit increases, inflation data, interest rate decision, RTS meter switch-off, end of mortgage scheme, and energy price cap drop.
Danone Recalls More Aptamil and Cow & Gate Baby Formula Over Toxin Fears
Danone recalls more Aptamil and Cow & Gate baby formula batches over cereulide toxin fears, FSA reports over 30 poisonings.
Reeves Warns of Tax Burden as UK Borrowing Hits Record High in April
UK borrowing hit £24.3bn in April, exceeding forecasts, as inflation and bond market jitters from Iran war and political uncertainty drive up costs.
Greggs fans split over new chicken roll branded an 'unholy abomination'
Greggs launches a new chicken roll on 9th April, sparking fierce debate among fans who are divided over the addition.
£1,260 HMRC tax refund for couples: how to claim
Couples can reclaim up to £1,260 in overpaid tax by transferring unused personal allowance through Marriage Allowance, with backdated claims possible for four years.
Dunelm £24 storage tower keeps bathroom clutter-free
Dunelm's Global 3 Drawer Storage Tower, priced at £24, helps keep bathrooms tidy with a slim design and patterned finish. It rivals B&Q's £41.59 JVL Urban Paper 4 Drawer Storage Unit.
Waitrose to Open New Store in Greater Manchester
Waitrose will open a new store in Hale Barns, Greater Manchester this autumn as part of a £1bn investment plan, alongside other new locations across the UK.
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