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Shop price inflation slows to 0.9% in July
Shop price inflation slowed to 0.9% in July, down from 1.2% in June, but retailers warn of growing pressures ahead from costs, global instability and climate disruption.
Lobbying Firm CT Group Faces Calls for Transparency Over Payments to Journalists
MPs and transparency campaigners condemn CT Group for secretly paying journalists for favourable articles, demanding full disclosure and tighter lobbying rules.
Brits Urged to Check Missing Pension Pots Worth £9,500
Millions of Brits may have forgotten pension pots worth almost £9,500 on average, with 3.3 million pots unclaimed across the UK.
Australian petrol prices could hit $2 a litre after US strikes on Iran
Australian petrol prices could reach $2 a litre after US strikes on Iran, with oil jumping 20% in June and analysts warning of further rises.
Greek Island of Zakynthos Declared Most Crowded Resort in Europe
Which? Travel report names Zakynthos as Europe's most crowded resort, with overnight stays 150 times the resident population.
London Congestion Charge to Rise to £18 from January, Electric Vehicles Included
London congestion charge rises to £18 from January; electric vehicles lose exemption but get a 25% discount. Reactions from critics and details of changes.
Thousands of Pounds of Ground Beef Recalled in US Over E. coli Fears
2,855 pounds of ground beef recalled in six US states over E. coli O26 contamination; no illnesses reported.
PSG target Real Madrid in Diomande transfer war of words
Paris Saint-Germain have ended their interest in Yan Diomande and criticised Real Madrid for inflating the market with 'crazy money' for the RB Leipzig winger.
Elon Musk Floats Buying Ryanair After Wi-Fi Spat With CEO
Elon Musk suggests buying Ryanair after CEO Michael O'Leary rejects Starlink Wi-Fi, sparking insults and a social media poll.
Forty-eight killed as Soviet-era plane crashes in Russia's far east
48 killed as Soviet-era Antonov An-24 plane crashes in Russia's far east; Angara Airlines flight vanished near Tynda.
US Shares Suffer Worst Day Since Pandemic as Trump Tariffs Hit Markets
US stocks saw biggest drop since June 2020 after Trump announced sweeping tariffs, with Apple and Nvidia losing $470bn.
Lidl Shoppers Get 10% Off on Wednesdays via App
Lidl customers can get 10% off on Wednesdays by downloading the app, activating a coupon, and scanning it at checkout. Offer valid until September 2.
Holidaymakers Warned Over Swimwear Fines in Italy and Spain
British tourists face fines up to £500 for wearing swimwear away from beaches in Italy and Spain, plus high heel ban at Greece's Acropolis.
Four UK Airports Among Europe's Worst for Delays
Four UK airports, including Manchester, Gatwick, Stansted, and Birmingham, rank among Europe's worst for delays according to new research.
M25 Reopens After 17-Hour Shutdown Following Lorry Fire Near Romford
M25 reopens after 17-hour closure due to lorry fire near Romford. No injuries, vehicle malfunction suspected. Delays continue during rush hour.
Budget train service from Glasgow to London launches with £33 fares
Lumo launches budget trains between Glasgow and London from £33.10, with future plans for Stirling services from May 2026.
British woman found dead in Florida was 'gentlest soul'
The family of Sonia Exelby, who went missing from her UK home and was found dead in Florida, have described her as a 'truly beautiful person' and 'the gentlest soul'.
Labour's AI Plans May Hike Water Bills
Labour's AI growth zone near new reservoir raises water shortage fears; datacentres use large amounts of water and energy.
Vegas Weddings See 8% Decline as Industry Looks for New Allure
Las Vegas weddings fell over 8% in 2025; venues innovate with Instagram-ready décor and Taylor Swift-themed giveaway to attract couples.
Anne Hathaway's £100 Amazon Handbag Steals Spotlight During Press Tour
Anne Hathaway wears a £100 JW PEI handbag from Amazon during The Devil Wears Prada 2 press tour, praised for its luxe look and quality.
School PE Memories Deter 30% of Older Brits from Exercise
Age UK survey: 30% of 50-65 year olds put off exercise for life by negative school PE memories. Columnist shares insights.
Skiing: A Costly, Cold, and Confusing Cult, Says Writer
Emma Loffhagen argues skiing is overpriced, uncomfortable, and dangerous, calling it a 'collectively sustained fantasy' and likening it to a cult.
Ryanair to Cut Two Million Seats from Brussels After Belgium Raises Aviation Tax
Ryanair cuts two million seats from Brussels after Belgium raises aviation tax to €7, removing five aircraft from Charleroi base.
RBA Warns of Prolonged High Rates Mortgage Pain Ahead
RBA warns mortgage stress could rise if economy slows or rates stay high, but most borrowers coping.
Etiquette Experts Reveal How to React to Bad Christmas Gifts
Etiquette expert Myka Meier shares tips on handling unwanted Christmas gifts gracefully, including smiling, saying thank you, and choosing words carefully.
Police Raid Disney's New Cruise Ship in Germany, Arrest Two Workers
Police board Disney's new cruise ship in Germany, arresting two workers over drunk driving and fraud warrants.
Gen Z's Icy Beer Hack Sparks Controversy Among UK Drinkers
28% of Gen Z drinkers add ice to beer, drawing criticism from pub bosses like Sir Tim Martin who call it 'unsacred'. Survey reveals trend divides UK drinkers.
Lidl to open 19 new UK stores in just eight weeks
Lidl announces rapid expansion with 19 new stores in eight weeks, creating 640 jobs and investing £40m in refurbishments.
Greek finance ministry rejects claims locals priced out of holidays
Greek finance ministry uses official statistics to counter claims that locals cannot afford holidays in Greece, citing rising domestic trips and spending.
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