British Pudding at Risk of Extinction, Warns English Heritage
Research shows two-thirds of UK households rarely make puddings; English Heritage warns they could vanish in 50 years.
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Walmart knew of water bottle explosion risk for seven years before recall
Walmart was aware of exploding water bottle lids for seven years before recalling 850,000 Ozark Trail bottles after two users suffered partial blindness.
Oil Price Surge Due to Iran Conflict Sparks Stagflation Worries
Oil prices surge amid Iran conflict, sparking fears of stagflation and global economic shock. Economists warn of rising inflation and interest rates.
M&S sells viral Color Wow travel kit for £29
Color Wow Dream Smooth Travel kit now at M&S for £29, praised for taming greasy hair in humid conditions.
Union Leaders Demand 'Oven Ready' Workers' Rights Laws in King's Speech
Union leaders urge Starmer to prioritise workers' rights in King's Speech, demanding repeal of Tory anti-strike laws and action on zero-hours contracts.
TSB brand set to vanish from UK high streets after Santander acquisition
Santander plans to phase out the TSB brand after its £2.65bn acquisition, ending a 216-year banking legacy. Customers face no immediate changes but staff and branches are at risk.
Iran War Threatens Gas Shock as Qatari LNG Halted and Hormuz Closes
Iran war disrupts Qatari LNG via Hormuz, gas prices spike 50%. European and UK gas storage low, raising risk of 2022-style crisis. UK less reliant on Qatar but global market volatile.
Skechers Trainers Reduced to £27 in Amazon Deal
Skechers Women's Graceful Get Connected Sneaker originally £54 now £27.89 on Amazon. Breathable mesh, memory foam, 4.6 stars from 74,000+ reviews.
Mountain Warehouse to open up to 50 new stores after record sales
Mountain Warehouse plans to open 50 new stores after record £449.2m revenue, driven by expansion and larger outlets in retail parks.
Met Office Heatwave Verdict: Wales to Hit 28°C
Temperatures in Wales could reach 28°C on Wednesday, with Monmouth among the hottest spots. The Met Office defines a heatwave as three consecutive days of at least 25°C.
FIA Monitors Miami GP Weather as Thunderstorms Threaten
FIA closely monitoring Miami Grand Prix weather as thunderstorms could force schedule changes; contingency plans in place.
UK retail chiefs urge Starmer to address youth unemployment crisis
UK retail leaders write to PM Starmer warning of youth unemployment crisis, calling for taskforce and reforms.
Thousands of Leonardo Workers Strike Over Pay Dispute
Thousands of UK Leonardo workers strike over a 3.6% pay rise rejected by Unite as below inflation, with picket lines across Scotland and England.
UAE Quits Opec in Blow to Oil Cartel Amid Iran War Crisis
UAE quits Opec on 1 May amid Iran war, citing strategic vision and production flexibility. Blow to cartel as Hormuz blockade hampers exports.
Efteling: The European Theme Park That Outshines Disneyland at a Lower Cost
Discover Efteling, the enchanting Dutch theme park offering fairy-tale magic at a fraction of Disneyland Paris prices.
AI Datacentre Boom Threatens Climate Goals, Warns Economist
Economist warns datacentre expansion for AI poses climate and energy risks, urging governments to assess costs before benefits.
New Zealand landslides: Mount Maunganui closed after deadly slips
At least two dead after landslides hit Mount Maunganui, New Zealand. Mountain closed, travel advice updated. Refund guidance for UK travellers.
UK firms' hiring intentions remain at record low amid rising employment costs
UK hiring intentions remain at a record low due to rising employment costs and economic uncertainty, hitting young people hardest.
Oil Prices Drop as Trump Calls Off Iran Strikes, Citing Agreement
Oil prices drop to two-month lows after Trump cancels airstrikes on Iran, citing an agreement. Iran denies final decision; Asian stocks rally.
Dusk Pouffe Reduced to £109, Like £299 Next Version
Shoppers can save £90 on a 'beautiful' coffee table pouffe that looks remarkably similar to a £299 version from Next. The Knaresborough Button Back Coffee Table Pouffe costs £109 from Dusk, reduced from £199.
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Farage Demands Arrest of Green Leader Polanski
Nigel Farage has called for Green Party leader Zack Polanski to be arrested after sharing an image of a guillotine captioned 'We're only making plans for Nigel'.
M&S Recalls Honeycomb Chocolate Over Undeclared Peanuts
M&S recalls Milk Chocolate Honeycomb due to undeclared peanuts. Refund available at stores. FSA alert issued.
Air traffic controllers go unpaid as US government shutdown continues
Nearly 11,000 air traffic controllers miss first paycheck as US government shutdown continues, with warnings of financial catastrophe and flight delays.
Debit Card Transactions Reach 100.7 Billion in 2023, Fed Report Shows
Debit card transactions hit 100.7 billion in 2023, generating $4.7 trillion, per Fed report. Growth slows, virtual card use rises.
Swinney Calls For Collective Action On Affordable Homes In Scotland
First Minister John Swinney calls for collective action and direct intervention to increase affordable homes, with £4.9bn investment planned over four years.
British tourist killed by single karate chop in Thailand road rage
British man dies after Swedish tourist strikes him with karate chop during road rage in Phuket, Thailand. Suspect charged with assault causing death.
Family Ditches UK for Portugal, Halves Living Costs
Essex family saves £26,000 a year by moving to Portugal, cutting private school fees by more than half and upgrading to a villa with pool.
Historic Rochdale building set for 21 apartments
An empty building in Rochdale, St James Place, could be converted into 21 apartments by developer Alam Investments after eight years of vacancy.
Taxpayers' Anger Over Benefits Spending Highlighted in Conservative Critique
Conservative commentary criticises Labour's benefits focus, arguing it fuels taxpayer anger and traps people out of work.
Cessna Crash Near Juba Kills 14
A Cessna 208 Caravan crash near Juba, South Sudan, kills all 14 on board due to poor weather conditions affecting visibility.
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