Woman's horror after rare disease leaves her with blue lips and organ failure following Egypt holida
A North Shields mother woke with blue lips after an Egypt holiday, suffering organ failure from a rare infection, now awaits a kidney donor.
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Waymo Plans London Robotaxis by 2026, But UK's Autonomous Drive Remains Bumpy
Waymo plans to launch driverless robotaxis in London by 2026, but UK's history of autonomous vehicle promises has been fraught with delays.
Lloyds Reveals 80,000 More Customers Hit By Tech Glitch
Lloyds reveals 80,000 more customers affected by March tech glitch, total over 500,000. Bank pays £263k in compensation, no financial loss reported.
Mum claims cafe held her after toddler broke £1,300 table
US mother claims cafe demanded payment after toddler broke $1,600 table; owners deny charges and say they only sought insurance details.
UK Inflation Hits 3.3% as Iran War Fuels Biggest Jump in Fuel Prices in Over Three Years
UK inflation rose to 3.3% in March, driven by soaring fuel prices amid the Iran war, with food and air fares also increasing.
Best Family Hotels in Cape Verde for 2026
Discover family-friendly hotels in Cape Verde for 2026, from all-inclusive resorts on Sal to eco-boutique stays on Santiago.
Supermarket porridge taste test: Two beat Quaker
M&S Traditional Porridge beat Quaker in a taste test of seven instant porridge pots from UK supermarkets, with Tesco's Instant Oats taking second place.
Arsenal's Vinicius Jr Transfer Ambition & Barcola Exit
Arsenal explore audacious bid for Vinicius Jr as talks loom, while Bradley Barcola pushes for PSG exit amid Gunners interest.
Technical Fault Delays National Lottery Lotto Draw on Wednesday
National Lottery Lotto draw delayed due to technical fault on Wednesday April 29. Jackpot is £2 million. Thunderball also affected.
Pilot Reveals Cockpit View During Turbulence to Calm Nervous Fliers
Pilot shares video comparing passenger and cockpit views during turbulence, reassuring that it is safe and normal.
St Mawes: The Cornish Village Dubbed England's Own St Tropez
Discover St Mawes, Cornwall's 'St Tropez of England', with golden beaches, luxury yachts, and £5m homes. A charming seaside escape.
US Companies to Receive $166bn in Tariff Refunds, Consumers Left Out
Trump administration begins refunding $166bn in tariffs to US businesses after Supreme Court ruling, leaving consumers without direct compensation.
Bank of England holds rates at 3.75% amid Iran deal inflation relief
Bank of England holds interest rates at 3.75% as Middle East peace deal eases inflation fears, with analysts predicting no summer rate hike.
M&S Introduces Olive Oil Ice Cream Inspired By Italy
M&S launches Toscano Olive Oil ice cream, a viral flavour inspired by Italy, made with West Country double cream.
Shoplifting in England and Wales Hits Record High
Shoplifting in England and Wales hit a record high of 516,971 offences in 2024, a 20% rise. Retailers say figures underestimate the problem, as crime costs billions and workers face violence.
Security guard dies in freezing conditions at Winter Olympics site in Italy
A 55-year-old security guard dies in minus 12°C at a Winter Olympics construction site in Cortina, prompting investigation and highlighting severe European winter weather.
Aldi confirms return of £39.99 heated throw that costs pennies to run
Aldi's Kirkton House Heated Throw returns at £39.99, costing under 2p per hour to run. Available in stores from late November.
UK Shop Closures Set to Rise as Budget Tax Changes Hit Retail
Over 12,800 shops closed in 2024; forecast warns of faster closures in 2025 due to tax rises and higher costs.
Sainsbury's 'Secret Sale' Revealed: Shoppers Find Items for as Little as 1p
A dad reveals Sainsbury's secret sale with items as low as 1p using in-store scanners, sparking a shopping frenzy.
Nearly Half of Americans Would Go Into Debt for Beauty After Job Loss
46% of Americans would go into debt for beauty routines after job loss, survey finds, amid rising costs and financial pessimism.
Welsh village Portmeirion: The hidden gem that looks like Italy
Discover Portmeirion, the Welsh village that feels like Italy, complete with colourful buildings and a giant chessboard.
Australia’s Fuel Reserves Sufficient Amid Iran Crisis, Ministers Insist
Australian ministers urge calm as Iran conflict sparks fuel panic; strategic reserve deemed sufficient to prevent shortages.
Coleen Rooney's Primark Line Launches with Affordable Staples
Coleen Rooney launches 'By Coleen' collection with Primark, featuring affordable staples from £7 to £34, available March 10.
Nearly Half a Million Lloyds Customers Had Personal Data Exposed in IT Glitch
Lloyds Banking Group exposed personal data of up to 447,936 customers in a 12 March IT glitch, with 114,182 viewing others' details.
UK Grocery Inflation Drops to Single Digits for First Time in Over a Year
UK grocery inflation falls to single digits for first time since July 2022, with prices dropping on butter, pasta, and milk. Promotions rise as shoppers trade down.
First Marathon Gear: Essentials and What to Skip, According to Experts
Expert tips on marathon gear: comfy shoes, anti-chafe, carbon-plated pros/cons, and what to skip. Advice from seasoned runners and coaches for first-timers.
Trump intensifies attacks on Federal Reserve independence over interest rates
Donald Trump calls for Fed board to seize control from Jerome Powell if he fails to cut interest rates, amid ongoing tariff tensions and a weak jobs report.
Transport Secretary Rules Out Airport-Style Scanners for UK Trains After Stabbing
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander rejects airport-style scanners but orders review after train stabbing leaves 11 injured.
UK shop price inflation eases to 1% amid heavy discounting
UK shop price inflation eased to 1% in April as retailers offered heavy discounts amid weakening consumer confidence and the Iran war impact.
Maison Margiela Launches £62 'Aperol Spritz' Perfume for Summer
Maison Margiela's new REPLICA perfume 'Never Ending Summer' smells of Aperol spritz and citrus, priced at £62.
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