London's Quirky Ice Cream Shop Big Kid Goes Viral
Big Kid Ice Cream in Soho goes viral with quirky flavours like Marmite on Toast. Founder Harry Webb's tiny shop offers experimental gelato and Mr Whippy nostalgia.
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Almost half of Brits stuck in boring or unrewarding jobs, study finds
Nearly half of Brits in boring or unrewarding jobs, study finds. 35% say work is soul destroying, 47% work just for money.
Banking Apps Crash on Payday, Locking Out Thousands
Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland apps crash on payday, locking out thousands of customers who can't pay bills or check balances.
US Airlines Launch New Non-Stop Routes to 10 European Hotspots
US airlines Delta, United, American and Alaska launch new non-stop routes to 10 European hotspots including Madrid, Nice, Rome, Barcelona, Milan, Porto, Malta, Budapest, Split and Bari.
Santander, First Direct and TSB Cut Mortgage Rates as Lenders Respond to Market
Santander, first direct and TSB cut mortgage rates by up to 0.8%, with brokers cautiously optimistic about market recovery.
Delta Crew Blocked Passenger With Beverage Cart
Delta flight attendants used a beverage cart to block an unruly passenger who shoved a crew member, causing unplanned landing in Alaska.
Light Aircraft Crash Near Manchester Prompts Emergency Response
Emergency services respond to a light aircraft crash in Littleborough, near Manchester. Details are emerging.
AI Datacentre Spending Spree Fuels Bubble Fears
Tech giants' $3tn AI datacentre spending spree raises bubble fears, with Nvidia hitting $5tn and warnings of debt-fuelled excess.
Sri Lanka Introduces Fuel Quotas for Tourism as Visitor Numbers Halve
Sri Lanka enacts fuel quotas for tourism as visitor numbers halve due to Middle East conflict; four-day work week announced.
77-Year-Old Raves About 27p-a-Day Teeth Whitening Kit
A 77-year-old says MySweetSmile's 27p-a-day teeth whitening kit left her teeth 'whiter than ever'. The kit is 45% off until 30 April.
Universal Studios to Launch Global Pokémon Attraction Starting in Japan
Universal Studios announces a new Pokémon attraction coming to its theme parks globally, starting in Osaka, Japan, with a later rollout to Orlando, Florida.
Unilever and McCormick Discuss Potential Food Business Merger
Unilever confirms talks with McCormick to merge food businesses, potentially creating a giant and refocusing Unilever on personal care products.
Free areola tattoos help breast cancer survivors gain confidence
Breast cancer survivors share how free areola tattoos from Swansea artist Beth Jones restored their confidence and helped them feel whole again after mastectomies.
Temporary Accommodation Linked to 104 Child Deaths in England
Temporary accommodation linked to 104 child deaths in England over six years, with experts calling for urgent action on housing crisis.
Renting Cheaper Than Buying in UK for First Time Since 2014, Hamptons Says
Renting is now cheaper than buying a home in Britain for first time since 2014, says Hamptons, as mortgage costs rise and rents fall in some areas.
Australia Recruits Antarctic Workers for Extreme Polar Jobs
Australia is recruiting 300 workers for Antarctic stations, offering roles from trades to science. Contracts up to 12 months, high pay, no expenses.
Clifton Suspension Bridge Chains Refurbishment Set to Complete by Spring 2025
The iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge is undergoing a painstaking £8m refurbishment of its original wrought-iron chains, due to finish next spring.
Colorado Amusement Park Files for Bankruptcy After $205m Death Lawsuit
Colorado theme park files for bankruptcy after $205m wrongful death lawsuit over a six-year-old girl's fatal ride accident in 2021.
US infant formula supply deemed safe in major FDA study
FDA's Operation Stork Speed finds US infant formula safe with low levels of contaminants, though some experts urge continued monitoring.
Mother Outraged as BT Pole Erected Two Metres from Window
Tracey Crarer is furious after a 26ft BT pole was erected two metres from her window in Matlock, spoiling her view and damaging her home's saleability.
RAC Recommends Shaving Foam Hack to Prevent Car Windscreen Fogging
The RAC suggests using shaving foam to stop car condensation. Here's how to apply it correctly for clear windscreens.
Wetherspoon Reinstates Tuna Jacket Potato After Customer Complaint
Wetherspoon boss Sir Tim Martin reinstates tuna jacket potato after customer Adam Gale complained about its removal at a Guildford pub.
EU commissioner 'shocked' by dangerous goods on Shein and Temu
EU commissioner Michael McGrath is shocked by dangerous goods on Shein and Temu, including choking hazards and banned chemicals, amid a crackdown.
Passengers Warned of ‘£125’ Luggage Fees as Summer Travel Approaches
UK passengers flying with Jet2, easyJet, Ryanair and TUI risk £125 luggage fees. Expert packing tips to avoid charges and travel smarter.
Barclays Agrees £600m Deal to Acquire Tesco Bank
Barclays buys Tesco Bank for £600m; 2,800 staff transfer, Tesco retains non-core services, partners for branded products.
Banish skirting board dust for weeks with tumble dryer sheet hack
Use a tumble dryer sheet to wipe skirting boards and repel dust for weeks. The anti-static properties leave a residue that prevents grime from sticking.
Scotland Fans' Dogs Snubbed in Adidas World Cup Pet Jersey Line
Adidas World Cup pet jerseys exclude Scotland, disappointing fans who want canine kits for their dogs.
Which Oil Nation Will Be Next to Follow UAE Out of OPEC?
Analysis of UAE's exit from OPEC and which member might be next, focusing on Saudi Arabia and the cartel's future.
EasyJet Names Nessebar Cheapest Beach Destination for Brits in 2024
EasyJet's Cheap Beach Index 2024 names Bulgaria's Nessebar as the most affordable beach destination for Brits, with pints under £2.
Meghan Markle cosplayed as chef, expert says
Body language expert Judi James analyzed Meghan Markle's MasterChef Australia appearance, saying she displayed authoritarian-style gestures and appeared to be cosplaying as a chef.
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