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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Smart Meter Compensation Rules Unveiled by Ofgem
Ofgem proposes £40 compensation for smart meter delays and faults from 2026, targeting installation waits and 'dumb' mode issues.
Drivers Urged to Limit Non-Essential Journeys as Fuel Prices Rise
AA advises cutting non-essential journeys as oil tops $100 a barrel, with petrol up 5p to 137.5p and diesel up 9p to 151.0p since Feb 28.
Chick-fil-A Unveils New Autumn Menu Items
Chick-fil-A announces new limited-time autumn menu including Cherry Berry drinks, Pretzel Cheddar Club Sandwich, and waffle potato chips.
Avoid the Crowds: Six Scenic Hikes in Wales Without the Tourist Rush
Discover six scenic Welsh hikes that avoid the crowds of Brecon Beacons and Snowdon, from St Illtud's Way to the Preseli Hills and Ceredigion coast.
EasyJet and Ryanair to Take Legal Action Over French Air Traffic Strikes
EasyJet and Ryanair plan legal action with the European Commission over French air traffic controller strikes causing flight cancellations and costs.
US Job Growth Slows as Labour Market Cools
US job growth slowed to 57,000 in June, below expectations, as labour market cools with unemployment at 4.2%.
DWP Reveals Top Five Conditions for Weekly PIP Payments of Up to £194.60
DWP data reveals top five PIP conditions: psychiatric disorders, musculoskeletal disease, neurological, regional musculoskeletal, and respiratory.
Small Businesses Sue Trump Over 'Crippling' Tariffs
Small businesses sue Trump over new Section 301 tariffs, arguing inadequate justification and challenging legality in court.
Labour's 'Stealth Tax' to Leave Workers £505 Poorer by 2030, Warns Think Tank
CPS warns Labour's freeze on tax thresholds will leave a £50k earner £505 poorer by 2030, while pensioners and benefit claimants gain.
Mum Wins £4m Omaze Mansion After Husband Mistook Prize for Sausages
Emily Ward wins £4m Omaze mansion in Cheshire; husband initially thought prize was sausages.
Air India cuts nearly 100 flights as fuel costs soar due to Iran conflict
Air India cuts nearly 100 flights due to soaring jet fuel costs from the Iran war crisis, affecting routes to Europe, North America, Australia and Singapore.
Trump's State of the Union Address: A Fact-Check on Jobs, Energy and Immigration
A fact-check of Trump's State of the Union reveals inflated claims on jobs, energy prices, immigration and peace agreements.
Crooked funeral director Robert Bush to be sentenced for 67 offences
Former funeral director Robert Bush, who ran Legacy Independent Funeral Directors, will be sentenced after pleading guilty to 67 offences including giving families wrong ashes and keeping bodies for months.
US Inflation Report Cancelled, Adding to Fed Rate Decision Uncertainty
US Bureau of Labor Statistics cancels October CPI due to government shutdown, leaving Fed uncertain on rate cuts.
Labour's Ground Rent Cap Faces Pension Fund Backlash
Angela Rayner defends Labour's plan to cap ground rents, dismissing pension fund backlash as a tiny risk to investors.
Gatwick says Monday flights normal after water outage
Gatwick Airport confirms water supply restored and expects all facilities open for Monday flights after Sunday's outage caused closures of toilets, cafes and restaurants.
Shop Price Inflation Slows as Retailers Offer Heavy Discounts
UK shop price inflation slowed to 1% in April amid heavy discounts, with non-food deflation and food inflation easing, but consumer confidence weakens.
Prince William's Secret Travel Hack: A Globe-Trotter Suitcase
Prince William travels with a Globe-Trotter suitcase, a royal favourite since the Queen's honeymoon. He and Kate use the Goring Hotel collection with coloured luggage tags.
Spain High-Speed Train Crash: Outdated Signalling System Under Scrutiny
A high-speed train crash in Spain on 18 January exposes outdated signalling systems as investigators probe a switch malfunction.
Workplace Parking Levy Plans Spark Fury as Councils Target Drivers
Almost a dozen councils in England and Wales consider workplace parking levies, with charges up to £1,250 per space, sparking accusations of double taxation on drivers.
Spurs Beat Villa 2-1 to Exit Bottom Three
Tottenham beat Aston Villa 2-1 to climb out of the relegation zone, with goals from Gallagher and Richarlison.
ASOS Slashes Beauty Advent Calendar to £76, Saving Shoppers £327
ASOS drops beauty advent calendar price to £76, saving shoppers £327. Features 26 items from top brands like Charlotte Tilbury and MAC.
MLS Returns After World Cup Break: Key Storylines to Follow
MLS resumes after World Cup break with key storylines: Son Heung-min's goal drought, Berhalter's rising stock, Orlando City's hopes, and more.
End Of US Whisky Tariffs Shows King’s Soft Power
US removes 10% Scotch whisky tariffs after King's state visit, hailed as soft power boost and saving £150m in lost exports.
British Expats Warn of Tourist Hotspots in Spain to Avoid
British expats on Quora advise tourists to be cautious in popular Spanish tourist areas due to pickpocketing and scams.
8 Lesser-Known Ski Resorts for a Peaceful Winter Break
Discover 8 quiet ski resorts for February half-term and Easter 2025, offering charm, variety, and value away from the crowds.
Theo Paphitis warns outdated taxes are devastating UK high streets
Theo Paphitis warns outdated business rates are devastating UK high streets, as major retailers collapse and the tax burden increases on surviving shops.
Jersey Sheltered Abramovich Billions With UK Approval
Court papers reveal Jersey granted Roman Abramovich residency and moved billions with UK approval, before freezing assets after Ukraine invasion.
Lerwick crowned Scotland's cleanest town with 98.7% rating
Lerwick, Shetland, tops Scottish cleanliness rankings with a 98.7% score. Remote yet pristine, it offers stunning scenery but challenging climate.
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