Tesco Finest sales surge as home dining boom takes hold
Tesco's Finest range sales jump 18% as home dining boom driven by high restaurant prices boosts UK supermarket's market share.
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Cotswolds village blames 'TikTok tourists' for rubbish crisis
Bourton-on-the-Water councillor says 'TikTok tourists' exploit the village for content, causing litter and harassment. Over-tourism blamed as motion to address issues fails.
Trump's Tariff Threats Rattle Global Markets and Raise Trade War Fears
Donald Trump's tariff threats on Mexico, Canada, and China spark global trade fears, hitting European carmakers and raising concerns for UK and EU economies.
BrewDog co-founder admits 'many mistakes' after equity punks lose investments
BrewDog co-founder James Watt apologises after 200,000 small investors lose £75m in sale to Tilray for £33m, leaving many empty-handed.
Half of Australians in Major Cities Lack Access to Frequent Public Transport, Analysis Finds
Climate Council analysis finds half of residents in Australia's five largest cities lack access to frequent public transport, with lower-income areas worst affected.
Middle East Conflict Hits UK High Street Hard
The Middle East conflict is driving up UK energy, mortgage and food costs, hitting the poorest hardest, warns economist Richard Partington.
Liverpool Ranked Second Most Welcoming City in England
Liverpool ranked second most welcoming city in England after London, according to Travel Bird study. Surpasses Amsterdam, Vienna, Madrid.
Mum's £100k garage business born during furlough
Paige Calland, furloughed during the pandemic, turned her love of stationery into a £100k-a-year wedding invitation business operating from her garage in Leigh.
Savings Expert Urges Stocks and Shares ISAs to Beat Inflation
Investment Association's Miranda Seath recommends stocks and shares ISAs for long-term savings, highlighting tax-free benefits and compounding to beat inflation.
Wales Live Blog: Monday July 27 Updates
Stay informed with WalesOnline's live blog for Monday, July 27, bringing you breaking news, weather, and traffic updates from across Wales and beyond.
Burnham signals stricter benefit conditions for welfare
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has suggested tightening benefit conditions to reduce the welfare bill, saying the UK must 'get really serious' about the issue.
George torments Everton teammates, Rohl says 'go easy'
Tyrique George's training form has Everton teammate Merlin Rohl pleading for mercy as the Chelsea signing aims for a starting spot under David Moyes.
Martin Lewis urges millions to check tax codes as HMRC owes billions in overpaid tax
Martin Lewis warns millions of UK workers and pensioners may be overpaying tax due to incorrect codes. HMRC owes billions. Check your tax code now.
Primary School Sports Cuts Criticised Amid Obesity and Screen Concerns
Government cuts primary school sports premium, replacing with smaller scheme; critics say timing poor amid obesity and screen use concerns.
Haier air fryer cut by £105 in deal
The Haier Multi Air Fryer Series 5 has been reduced to £94 from £199.99, offering nine cooking functions, a 7-litre capacity, and energy savings of up to 70%.
Heathrow's £33bn Third Runway Plan Backed by Government
UK government backs Heathrow's £33bn third runway plan, requiring M25 relocation and aiming for 2035 completion, despite environmental concerns.
Dozens Rescued After Heavy Snow Traps Motorists and Hikers in Australian Alps
Thirteen motorists and two hikers rescued after heavy snow trapped them in Australian Alps; dangerous start to snow season.
Six Arrested in France Over Crypto-Linked Kidnapping of Magistrate
French police arrest six, including a child, after a magistrate and her mother were held captive in a cryptocurrency ransom plot in the Drôme region.
HelloFresh fined £140,000 over 79 million spam texts and emails
HelloFresh fined £140,000 by ICO for sending 79 million spam emails and 1 million texts over seven months, breaching data protection law.
BoE Chief: Middle East Conflict Creates Major Supply Shock
Bank of England governor says Middle East conflict caused major supply shock, but UK banking system is resilient. IMF cuts UK growth forecasts.
Two killed, toddler injured in Seattle food festival shooting
Two people killed and five injured, including a two-year-old boy, after a gunman opened fire at the Bite of Seattle food festival. Two suspects arrested, says mayor.
Celtic's £17m strike force: Duran dazzles, Hogh on way
Camilo Duran has scored three goals in three preseason games for Celtic, with Kasper Hogh set to join for a record fee, forming a £17m front line to solve last season's scoring woes.
Woman earning £156k says she's not wealthy, bans M&S and Botox to buy London home
Amelia Brown, 33, earns £156k but identifies as a HENRY (High Earner Not Rich Yet). She has banned M&S and Botox to save £200k for a London home.
Home Depot Cuts 800 Jobs and Mandates Five-Day Office Return
Home Depot cuts 800 jobs at Atlanta centre, mandates five-day office return amid housing market challenges and profit miss.
British Pensioner Overboard from TUI Cruise Ship Near Canary Islands
A British pensioner fell overboard from the TUI cruise ship Marella Explorer 2 near the Canary Islands, sparking a major search operation by Spanish coastguards.
Halifax Apologises After Refusing Mortgage for Hosting Ukrainian Refugees
Halifax apologises after refusing a mortgage to a homeowner hosting Ukrainian refugees under the Homes for Ukraine scheme.
Coroner Suggests Exhaustion Likely Caused Michael Mosley's Death
Coroner says exhaustion likely caused Michael Mosley's death on Symi; police rule out fall.
Poor Windows, Ugly Bricks and DIY Disasters Could Devalue Your Home by Up to 20%
Property expert Danny Johnson reveals that poor windows, ugly bricks, bad DIY, outdated carpet, and awkward bedroom layouts can slash home value by up to 20%.
Portmeirion: A Slice of Italy in North Wales Celebrates 100 Years
Discover Portmeirion, the whimsical Welsh village inspired by the Italian Riviera, celebrating its centenary with pastel buildings, subtropical gardens, and a role in cult TV.
Bank of England to Hold Rates at 3.75% Amid Iran Deal Inflation Calm
Bank of England expected to hold rates at 3.75% as Iran peace deal eases inflation fears, while ECB raises rates amid wage pressures.
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