Port of Tyne: Two Containers Cleaned of Nurdles
Two containers damaged in a ship collision at South Shields have been cleansed of plastic pellets, known as 'nurdles', which leaked into the River Tyne.
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Brits swap beach for weird attractions in UK unusual days out
New research reveals up to 12 million Brits are swapping traditional seaside days for mysterious attractions like witch trials and myths, with LNER promoting hidden gems via train.
Google Issues Chrome Deadline for Mac Users: Upgrade to macOS Ventura or Lose Support
Google warns Mac users: Chrome support ends for macOS Monterey and older on July 28, 2026. Upgrade to macOS Ventura or risk losing security updates.
Liverpool Transfer News: Barcola, Diomande, Akliouche
PSG's Bradley Barcola reportedly open to leaving for Liverpool, while Yan Diomande nears Real Madrid move and Maghnes Akliouche attracts interest.
Families cut back on holidays as cost of living bites
Nearly half of holidaymakers took six months to save, and three quarters compromised by staying in UK or cutting trips short, MoneySuperMarket finds.
IMF slashes UK growth forecasts over Iran war energy crisis
IMF cuts UK growth forecasts to 0.8% for 2026 and 1.3% for 2027, the worst downgrade in G7, as Iran war drives higher inflation and energy crisis risks.
EasyJet Releases 14 Million Cheap Seats for Summer 2027
EasyJet has put 14 million seats on sale for summer 2027, with fares from £31.25, as the budget airline releases flights between June and September.
Dunelm's £4 Soap Dish Adds Stylish Touch to Bathrooms
Dunelm's £4 Reactive Glaze Soap Dish, rated 4.8 out of 5, offers a unique look and practical design for bathrooms, available in four colors.
Avoid Popular Numbers to Maximise Lottery Winnings
Brits are advised to steer clear of numbers 1-31 to avoid sharing jackpots, says Allwyn's Andy Carter, as Powerball launches in the UK.
US Lifts Sanctions on Iranian Oil at Sea for 30 Days to Ease Supply Pressures
US temporarily waives sanctions on Iranian oil at sea for 30 days, aiming to ease supply pressures and soaring prices amid conflict.
EasyJet Drops Millions of Cheap Summer 2027 Flights
EasyJet releases 14 million cheap seats for summer 2027, with fares starting at £31.25 from London Gatwick to Belfast. Book early to lock in low prices.
Discover Annecy: The French Venice Without the Crowds
Annecy in southern France offers canal beauty and Alpine views without Venice's crowds, with clear lake and local delicacies.
All 106 Beefeater Pubs to Close, Four in Merseyside
Whitbread has confirmed the closure of all 106 remaining Beefeater pub-restaurants across the UK, including four in the Liverpool City Region, as part of a new five-year strategy.
Work-related stress a ‘growing national crisis’, warns TUC
TUC research reveals work-related stress is a growing national crisis, with four in five union reps citing it as a top concern. Call for enforcement of stress risk assessments.
Charlotte Tilbury Boxing Day Sale Offers Up to 40% Off Beauty Kits
Get up to 40% off Charlotte Tilbury beauty kits this Boxing Day. Sale runs Dec 26-30. Use code MAGIC at checkout.
Liz Kendall Urges UK to Embrace AI as Government Makes First £500m Investment
Technology secretary Liz Kendall urges UK to embrace AI as government announces first investment from £500m sovereign AI fund, taking stakes in UK startups.
Sales Chief Fired for Working Remotely in Egypt Wins £61k Compensation
Food delivery website ordered to pay £61k after unfairly sacking sales manager who worked remotely from Egypt during Covid.
Iran Rules Out World Cup Participation After US Strikes
Iran's sports minister says team will not play in 2026 World Cup after US strikes, despite Trump saying they are welcome.
M60 Multi-Vehicle Crash Causes 90-Minute Delays Near Stockport
Multi-vehicle crash on M60 near Stockport caused 90-minute delays during rush hour; scene cleared but congestion persists.
Crown Estate Profits from Offshore Wind Surge for Third Year
The Crown Estate made £1.2bn profit for third year thanks to offshore wind. Two-thirds from seabed leases, with £132m to King.
Shop price inflation slows in July amid fresh food rise
Shop price inflation fell to 0.9% in July from 1.2% in June, offering relief to households, but fresh food inflation rose and future cost pressures loom.
Over 140,000 Drivers Benefit from Electric Car Grant in First Year
Over 140,000 motorists benefited from the Electric Car Grant in its first year, as EV sales surged 35% in June. A pay-per-mile scheme for EVs is confirmed for April 2028.
Wales rugby: Rowlands void, Thomas signs, Halfpenny honoured
Gareth Anscombe says Wales have yet to replace Will Rowlands' physicality, Henry Thomas extends Scarlets contract, and Leigh Halfpenny signs off with Wales before Cardiff role.
Halifax warns Iran conflict could slow mortgage rate falls
Halifax warns the US-Israel war on Iran could slow mortgage rate cuts this year, as UK house price growth eased in February to 0.3%.
British luxury carmakers rush exports to US ahead of Trump tariffs
British luxury carmakers boosted US exports by up to 38% ahead of Trump's 25% tariffs, stockpiling vehicles to mitigate the impact.
Martin Lewis Slams £300 Standing Charge in Ofgem Interview
Martin Lewis slams £300 standing charge on energy bills in GMB interview with Ofgem's Jonathan Brearley.
Brits Spend Adult Money on Childhood Toys
Brits are using their disposable income to buy childhood toys like Barbie dolls, gel pens, and costumes, as Reddit users share their nostalgic 'adult money' purchases.
Four Seasons Kyoto: A Tranquil Retreat Steeped in History
Discover Four Seasons Kyoto, a serene luxury hotel in Higashiyama district, built around a 12th-century pond garden, offering refined hospitality and cultural immersion.
M&S Halloween Crisps Divide Opinion Over 'Revolting' Appearance
M&S's new Halloween Wicked Pickled Worms crisps spark debate over their resemblance to mealworms, with mixed reviews from shoppers.
NSW Premier Labels Pro-Palestine Organisers ‘Pack of Communists’
NSW Premier Chris Minns calls pro-Palestine protest organisers 'a pack of communists' amid ongoing clashes and police brutality allegations.
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