Joe Gomez Admits Liverpool ‘Cost Ourselves a Big Opportunity’ After Aston Villa Defeat
Joe Gomez admits Liverpool were 'their own worst enemies' after 4-2 loss to Aston Villa, leaving Champions League hopes in balance. They must beat Brentford.
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Two Million Britons Set to Hit £100,000 Tax Trap as Free Childcare Lost
HMRC data shows over two million Britons will earn above £100,000 by 2026-27, triggering loss of free childcare and higher taxes due to frozen thresholds.
Project Sunrise test flight second most tracked ever
Qantas' new ultra-long-range Airbus A350-1000ULR test flight from Toulouse to Melbourne became the second most tracked flight in history, with nearly 3 million views on Flightradar24.
‘It Can Be Harder Than Aid Work’: An Outback Doctor on Treating Patients in Remote Northern Territor
A remote Northern Territory doctor describes the extremes of rural healthcare: vast distances, high chronic disease rates, and social challenges, yet a rewarding connection with community.
Gatwick strike warning for Ryanair and WizzAir passengers
Up to 8,000 passengers per day could face disruption as Gatwick workers vote on strike action over pay and overtime conditions.
Hull Trains Strike to Disrupt Easter Weekend Services
Hull Trains drivers strike on Good Friday over sacking dispute; Easter travel disruption amplified by engineering works, Gatwick strikes and rain warnings.
Microwave Safety: What the Latest Research Says About Nutrients and Plastic
Learn about microwave safety, nutrient retention in vegetables, and risks of heating plastic containers. Expert tips for safe microwaving.
Australia Post Suspends US Parcel Deliveries Amid Trump Tariff Changes
Australia Post halts US parcel deliveries after Trump ends duty-free de minimis treatment for low-value packages, affecting most business and retail customers.
Three Devices That Drain Energy On Standby
Experts warn satellite boxes, desktop computers, and gaming consoles drain energy on standby, adding to electricity bills. Switching them off can save money.
Author Tom Chesshyre shares his favourite slow train journeys for rail's bicentennial
Author Tom Chesshyre discusses his new book Slow Trains Around Britain and shares his favourite scenic railway routes for the 200th anniversary of passenger trains.
UK pay growth finally outpaces inflation after a year of squeezed living standards
UK real wages rise for first time in a year as inflation falls and unemployment hits 1975 low, but pay still lags pre-crisis levels.
Reeves Warned Over Plans to Weaken Banking Safeguards
City grandees warn Rachel Reeves that weakening bank ringfencing rules could increase financial risks with little benefit to households, as she pledges regulatory reforms.
Netflix's 'Legends' Hailed as 'Masterpiece' UK Crime Thriller
Netflix's 'Legends' is a six-part UK crime thriller based on a true story of undercover customs officers in the 1990s, starring Steve Coogan.
Amazon Fire TV Stick Sale Offers Big Discounts on Streaming Devices
Amazon launches major sale with discounts on Fire TV Stick HD, 4K Plus, and 4K Max. Prices start from £29.99.
Vegan Subway Worker Wins £13,000 After Boss Waved Meat in Her Face
Vegan Subway worker wins £13,000 for unfair dismissal after boss waved meat in her face and ignored food safety complaints.
Swedish trial shows six-hour work day cuts sick leave and boosts care
Swedish trial of six-hour work day for care workers cuts sick leave 10%, boosts health, but costs €600k annually. No permanent national plans.
£95 Cath Kidston Trainers for £21 with TopCashback
Cath Kidston trainers reduced from £95 to £38 at Regatta, plus TopCashback offers £15 sign-up bonus, bringing price to £21.34.
Dagenham Ford Strike: Fight for Skill Recognition, Not Just Equal Pay
The 1968 Dagenham Ford strike was primarily about skill recognition, not equal pay, as revealed by historian Sarah Boston.
Australia Warned of Recession Risk as Economy Stumbles
Australia's economic growth slows to lowest since global financial crisis, raising fears of a 1990s-style recession as retail spending weakens and jobs fall.
Coles Caught Misleading Shoppers with Fake Discounts, Australian Court Rules
Federal court finds Coles misled customers with ‘Down Down’ promotion by using inflated ‘was’ prices, amid competition with Woolworths.
East Coast Mainline Expansion To Connect Glasgow, Hull and Bradford
Private operators get approval to run more east coast mainline services to Glasgow, Hull and Bradford, despite capacity and funding concerns.
Bank of England 'very alert' to Trump tensions over Greenland, says Bailey
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey says central bank must be 'very alert' to geopolitical tensions from Trump's Greenland plans and tariff threats.
British Heart Foundation to Close 150 High Street Shops by 2028
BHF announces closure of 150 shops over two financial years to strengthen remaining retail network and fund research.
Chancellor Blames Brexit for Budget Shortfall
Rachel Reeves blames Brexit for economic damage as OBR downgrades forecasts ahead of budget, with tax rises and spending cuts expected.
Emilia Clarke Opens Up About Redefining Success After Emmy Loss
Emilia Clarke discusses redefining success after not winning an Emmy, her career struggles, and the terrifying prospect of playing Daenerys Targaryen.
Labour's Planning Bill Puts Over 5,000 English Nature Sites at Risk
Legal analysis reveals Labour's planning bill could destroy over 5,000 precious habitats, including SSSIs and SPAs, sparking conservation concerns.
Man United vs Liverpool: TV Coverage on Sky Sports
Manchester United face Liverpool on Sky Sports. Details on TV channel, live stream and kick-off time from Sky listings.
Rory McIlroy Net Worth Hits £325m in 2026 Rich List
Rory McIlroy's net worth jumps to £325m in 2026 Sunday Times Rich List, driven by Masters wins and sponsorships.
Alonso's Dream Chelsea Squad: £114m Duo and PL Winner
Chelsea's Xabi Alonso eyes a strong squad with new signings Morgan Rogers, Marco Palestra, and target John Stones, plus Alex Scott and Valentin Barco, as exits loom.
Lorraine Kelly Unrecognisable at Commonwealth Games
Lorraine Kelly donned a volunteer top to support staff at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, calling volunteers the 'beating heart' of the event.
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