Oil markets near tipping point as US-Iran deal awaited
Oil markets near dangerous tipping point as stocks deplete; analysts warn of inflation, shortages, and recession. US-Iran deal urgently needed.
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Reeves Unveils Summer Savings: Free Bus Travel for Children and Food Tariff Cuts
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces free bus travel for children and food tariff cuts as part of a summer savings scheme to ease living costs amid inflation concerns.
Lorraine Kelly: Bowls Is 'The Place to Be' at Games
Lorraine Kelly visited the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, calling bowls 'where everybody wants to be' and praising the volunteers as the 'beating heart' of the event.
Mike Lynch confirmed dead after yacht sank off Sicily coast during storm
British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch confirmed dead after his yacht sank off Sicily during a storm; his body recovered on Thursday.
Claire’s to close final UK stores with over 1,000 job losses
Claire's closes final UK stores, over 1,000 jobs lost; concessions unaffected; talks continue for brand sale.
Crypto Market Sheds $1tn Amid Tech Bubble Fears
Crypto market loses $1tn in six weeks amid AI bubble fears; FTSE 100 falls; Bitcoin hits lowest since April; gold dips.
UK travel agency Yourtravelshop.com Ltd enters liquidation
UK travel company Yourtravelshop.com Ltd, which organised pilgrimages for over 22 years, has gone into liquidation with joint liquidators appointed on July 21.
EastEnders star explains Mark's guilt over Lauren Branning
Stephen Aaron-Sipple says Mark Fowler's guilt intensifies as he grows closer to Lauren Branning, seeing her as the person who fills the gap left by Sam Mitchell.
Twelve straightforward steps to safeguard your finances amid UK recession fears
Expert tips to prepare for a potential UK recession: audit spending, build emergency funds, consider side hustles, and tackle high-interest debt.
Boxing Day Sales Mixed Start as Footfall Dips Slightly
Boxing Day footfall dipped 0.3% overall, with central London down 7.7% but retail parks up 6.9% as online sales and cost pressures reshape shopping habits.
National living wage to rise to £11.44 an hour next spring
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announces national living wage rise to £11.44, benefiting nearly 3 million low-paid workers from next spring.
US Markets Shaken by Viral AI Doomsday Report from Citrini Research
A viral AI doomsday report from Citrini Research causes US stocks to fall, hitting Uber, Mastercard and American Express.
Manchester United 2019/20 Third Kit Leaks Online
Manchester United's third kit for the 2019/20 season by Adidas has been leaked, paying homage to the 1909 FA Cup victory.
Aldi Protein Pudding Sparks Sell Out Fears Among Shoppers
Aldi shoppers fear the white chocolate protein pudding will sell out after a viral TikTok post sparks a buying frenzy.
Woman earns four times more picking up dog poo, buys £195k home
Emma Garner quit her stressful law job to start a dog poo collection business, now earning four times more and buying a £195k home.
Taiwan Town Turns to Snail Racing to Revive Tourism After Quake
Taiwan's Fenglin town uses snail racing to lure tourists after the 2024 earthquake, embracing its slow-city identity.
At Least 15 Million Britons Not Saving Enough for Retirement, Pensions Commission Says
Pensions Commission warns 15 million Britons not saving enough for retirement, with 4% of self-employed saving and women hit hardest.
Travel Expert Warns Against Sharing Holiday Dates on Social Media
Travel expert Tim Schmidt warns holidaymakers not to share exact trip dates on social media, as it alerts burglars to empty homes.
Britain's 'oldest pub' in Leeds village boasts 1,000-year-old stone and ghost tales
The Bingley Arms in Bardsey, near Leeds, claims to be Britain's oldest pub with 1,000-year-old stone, ghost stories, and disputed origins.
First Australian Native Food Festival Showcases Indigenous Cuisine in Sydney
First-ever Australian Native Food festival in Sydney celebrates Indigenous cuisine with market stalls, chef demos, and workshops from 27-28 September.
UK holidaymakers warned of £160 fines abroad
British holidaymakers risk fines averaging £160 for unknowingly breaking local laws, with littering, dress codes and photography among top offences, according to Confused.com research.
Over 1.3 million UK households face unexpected HMRC tax bills
More than 1.3 million UK households received unexpected HMRC tax bills in 2023/24, nearly double the number two years ago, due to frozen tax thresholds and the simple assessment system.
Brussels Airport Shuts After Drone Sighting Causes Chaos
Drone sightings shut Brussels Airport, sparking cancellations and a security council meeting; Russia suspected of hybrid attacks.
UK Consumers Waste £250m on Unused Gift Cards Annually
UK consumers waste £250m annually on unused gift cards, with 6% of value never redeemed due to expiry dates and small print issues.
Wirral Council secures bin collection in £350m Biffa deal
A new contract worth up to £348.6m has secured bin collection and street cleansing services in Wirral, with Biffa awarded an initial eight-year deal extendable to 16 years.
Liverpool Transfer: Barcola Decision, Diomande to Madrid
Bradley Barcola wants to leave PSG as Liverpool pursue a deal, but the £140m price tag is a hurdle. Meanwhile, Yan Diomande is heading to Real Madrid after Liverpool's £85m bid was rejected.
Dragons' Den Reject Lucie MacLeod Set to Make £10 Million by 2028
Lucie MacLeod, rejected on Dragons' Den, now expects Hair Syrup to hit £10M revenue by 2028 and made Forbes 30 Under 30.
Outback Steakhouse Closes Multiple US Locations
Outback Steakhouse is closing multiple US locations as part of a turnaround plan by parent company Bloomin’ Brands.
Celtic's record £11m deal for Kasper Hogh is a steal, says Riseth
Kasper Hogh is set to become Celtic's most expensive signing at over £11m, but former Celt Vidar Riseth believes the striker is worth up to £20m after his Champions League exploits.
DVLA warns ADHD drivers of £1,000 fine
Motorists with ADHD must inform the DVLA if condition or medication impairs safe driving, or risk a £1,000 fine. Non-disclosure may lead to prosecution if involved in an accident.
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