Iran World Cup base moved to Mexico after Fifa approval
Iran's World Cup base moved from US to Mexico after Fifa approval, citing security concerns and visa issues.
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MPs Urge Miliband to Halt Drax's £2m-a-Day Subsidies Over Green Credentials Doubts
Cross-party MPs urge Ed Miliband to suspend Drax's £2m daily subsidies amid FCA probe into wood pellet sustainability claims.
Australian workers face Sunday penalty rate cuts – new rules take effect
Hundreds of thousands of Australian low-paid workers face pay cuts as Sunday penalty rates are reduced, sparking Labour and union opposition.
Is Central Air Conditioning Worth It in the UK?
As UK summers get hotter, air conditioner sales rise. But are they worth the cost and environmental impact? One homeowner shares his experience.
Emirates to Offer Private Bathrooms in First Class for £13,000
Emirates CEO announces en suite bathrooms in first class for up to £13,000, as economy seats shrink to accommodate luxury cabins.
Family Ditches UK for £40-a-Day Life in Asia
A family who felt 'trapped' in the UK's nine-to-five lifestyle have sold their home and moved to Southeast Asia, living on £40 a day.
Miliband to ban Great British Energy from using solar panels linked to slave labour
Ed Miliband will amend the Great British Energy bill to ban solar panels linked to Chinese slave labour, bowing to MP pressure.
France Braces For Massive General Strike Over Pension Age
France faces widespread disruption as unions call a 'Black Thursday' general strike against raising the retirement age from 62 to 64.
Haworth: The Secret UK Gem Perfect for an Autumn Escape
Discover Haworth, a historic village in the Pennines, perfect for an autumn visit with cobbled streets, independent shops, and Brontë connections.
Jhoots Pharmacy Chain Faces Insolvency After Lloyds Bank Court Application
Jhoots pharmacy chain faces potential insolvency after Lloyds Bank files high court application; owes locums £670,000.
Winter Condensation? Rock Salt Trick to Stop Mould
Rock salt placed on windowsills can absorb moisture, preventing condensation and mould growth this winter, says expert.
Dunelm Storage Footstool Half Price at £99.50
Dunelm's Zoe Pinstripe Storage Footstool is half price at £99.50 in sage and terracotta, saving £99.50, with 4.9/5 star rating.
Aston Martin to Cut 600 Jobs as US Tariffs Hit Sales
Aston Martin to cut 600 jobs (20% of workforce) as US tariffs and weak demand widen losses to £363.9m in 2025.
Sydney and Melbourne house prices fall as interest rates and Iran tensions weigh on market
House prices in Sydney and Melbourne fell in Q1 2026 due to RBA rate hikes and Iran conflict uncertainty, with top-end markets hit hardest.
Queen Camilla’s Sustainable Style: Recycled Coat and Suede Boots Shine on Royal Visit
Queen Camilla recycled a camel wool coat and wore suede boots on a royal visit, showcasing her sustainable, classic style.
Surgeon Sues Bentley Dealer Over Stolen Car Tracker
Harry Kane's surgeon sues Jack Barclay Bentley for £78,643 after stolen car's tracker was not activated, voiding insurance.
Small business growth crashes to 12-year low under Labour
The percentage of small businesses predicting growth has fallen to 24%, its lowest level in 12 years, with significant downturns in construction, retail and hospitality.
Parents Describe Stress of HMRC Child Benefit Errors Amid Welfare Scandal
Parents share experiences of incorrect child benefit repayment demands from HMRC, causing stress and distress.
British Tourists Flock to Budget Beers at £1.74 a Pint in Puglia and Vilamoura
Puglia and Vilamoura top list of cheap European beer destinations at £1.74 a pint, as British tourists seek to cut holiday costs.
Tesco Adds Pot Noodle to Meal Deal, Sparking Debate
Tesco now includes Pot Noodles as a snack in its meal deal, causing mixed reactions online as customers debate the oddity or value.
Plymouth Bus Crash: Toddler Among Multiple Casualties as Two Double-Decker Buses Collide
Two double-decker buses collided in Plymouth, leaving several injured including a toddler. Emergency services attended. All injuries were minor.
Tehran's Grand Bazaar Shuts in Protest Over Economic Crisis
Tehran Grand Bazaar shuts as traders protest rising prices and rial's plunge, with police using tear gas. Largest protest since 2012.
Tories Pledge Millions in Grants to Lure Foreign Electric Car Firms
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to pledge hundreds of millions in subsidies to attract foreign EV battery manufacturers, part of Autumn Statement growth plan.
TK Maxx Offers Wedding-Style Rings for Under £20
TK Maxx sells wedding-style cubic zirconia rings for under £20, with prices as low as £5.40. Bargain jewellery includes Rachel Zoe and Eternity designs.
St Austell Residents 'Exasperated' by Open Heroin Use and Anti-Social Behaviour
St Austell residents exasperated by open heroin use and anti-social behaviour; petition launched, extra police drafted, council disputes MP's claims on housing addicts.
Brow wax keeps eyebrows in place all day for £17.94
Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Freeze Extreme Hold Wax is on sale for £17.94, offering all-day hold and a fluffy laminated look.
Italy's Sicily Bridge Project Faces Setback as Costs Rise to €13.5bn
The €13.5bn plan for a bridge linking Sicily to mainland Italy faces delays after court blocked financing, reigniting debate over feasibility and social impact.
Deadly Train Derailment Near Barcelona After Wall Collapse
Commuter train derails near Barcelona after retaining wall collapse, killing driver and injuring 37. Four critically injured.
Homeowner Discovers Hidden Safe in Georgian Farmhouse During Renovation
A homeowner finds a hidden safe during renovation of her Georgian farmhouse; contents include cutlery, letters, and a coronation spoon.
Nestle Recalls More Baby Formula Over Cereulide Toxin Fears
Nestle expands recall of baby formula over cereulide toxin; latest batch in Northern Ireland; EU recommends lower toxin threshold.
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