Induction Hobs Beat Gas in Four Key Categories, Which? Says
Which? experts find induction hobs beat gas in speed, efficiency, cleaning and safety, but caution for pacemaker users.
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Legoland Windsor Bans Three for Life After Staff Altercation
Two men arrested after brawl at Legoland Windsor; three banned for life following altercation in queue for Jolly Rocker ride.
Family of Cracker Barrel logo designer speaks out after rebrand U-turn
Wife of Cracker Barrel logo designer speaks out after company reversed rebrand following conservative backlash and Trump criticism.
Wanted man Ethan Burke linked to two North East shootings
Cleveland Police want Ethan Burke, 24, in connection with alleged shootings in Grangetown and South Bank. Eight people have been arrested. Do not approach, call 101.
Roman Floral Strappy Maxi Dress praised for £33.75
Shoppers praise Roman's Floral Strappy Maxi Dress as stylish and cool, receiving compliments every wear. Available for as low as £33.75 with discount code.
Chinese Fast-Fashion Factories Brace for Renewed US Trade War
As US-China trade truce expires, Guangzhou’s fast-fashion factories face threat of renewed tariffs up to 145%.
Newcastle's Youth Focus vs Keegan's Mixed Approach
Newcastle United's summer signings of four youngsters, including Aladji Bamba for £34m, highlight a risky youth policy that contrasts with Kevin Keegan's successful blend of experience and potential.
German museum’s ‘grumpy guide’ tour becomes surprise hit
A performance artist’s aggressive ‘grumpy guide’ tour at Düsseldorf’s Kunstpalast museum has become a sold-out hit, insulting visitors and selling out months in advance.
Alcohol Duty Rise to Push Up Drink Prices from Saturday
UK alcohol duty changes from 1 February: draught pint cut, inflation rise on other drinks, wine tax overhaul pushing up prices.
Elon Musk's $56bn Tesla Pay Package Restored by Delaware Court
Delaware supreme court reinstates Elon Musk's $56bn Tesla pay package, reversing a lower court's decision that had voided it.
Apple iPad A16 Deal at 45p Per Day Beats Sky's Offer
Buy the Apple iPad A16 for 45p per day at musicMagpie, beating Sky's offer with a lower total cost and free 12-month warranty.
Japan's 'Rollercoaster Bridge' Terrifies Drivers with Steep Illusion
Japan's Eshima Ohashi Bridge, with a 6.1% gradient, appears like a rollercoaster, startling drivers as it allows ships to pass underneath.
UK Jobless Rate Hits Four Year High Amid Economic Concerns
UK unemployment rises to 5%, highest in four years, exceeding forecasts. HMRC shows payroll fall. Rate cut expectations rise. Budget concerns mount.
Boy, 6, Suffers Blisters from UK's Most Dangerous Plant
A 6-year-old boy suffered second-degree burns from giant hogweed, the UK's most dangerous plant, urging safety warnings.
Confronting Life Admin Boosts Wellbeing and Finances
New survey shows 85% of UK adults struggle with life admin, leading to £346 in fines. Expert says tackling it boosts wellbeing and finances.
Australia and Singapore sign landmark fuel supply deal
Australia and Singapore sign landmark fuel supply deal, with Singapore pledging not to cut petrol exports amid global energy crisis.
Blue Badge Holders Warned: 12 Places Where Parking Is Banned or You Risk £1,000 Fine
Blue Badge holders warned of 12 no-parking zones including bus stops and central London. Risk £1,000 fine if rules are broken.
Polytar shampoo helps man with scalp psoriasis
A man with scalp psoriasis was asked if he had been in a fight due to visible flaking. He now uses Polytar Shampoo, a coal tar treatment costing £11.99.
Reeves: Russian War Economy Failing Despite Kremlin Claims
Analysis by Rachel Reeves argues Russian war economy is deteriorating under sanctions, despite Kremlin claims of strength, with Soviet-style controls and inflation growing.
Harley-Davidson Recalls 17,000 Motorcycles Over Brake Failure Risk
Harley-Davidson recalls nearly 17,000 motorcycles over rear brake failure risk. Owners to be notified from May 18.
B&M Shoppers Confused by 'New' Honeycomb Maltesers Flavour
B&M shoppers are confused by 'new' honeycomb Maltesers, thinking it's the same as original. The difference explained.
Marmaris and Sunny Beach Named Cheapest European Resorts for British Holidaymakers
Bulgaria's Sunny Beach and Turkey's Marmaris are the joint cheapest European resorts for British holidaymakers, according to Post Office Travel Money's annual report.
Scotland-France Ferry Link Could Resume as Part of Dunkirk's £35bn Regeneration
A new ferry service from Rosyth to Dunkirk could launch as part of a £35bn regeneration plan featuring low-carbon energy and battery factories.
Reeves urged to reform pension tax relief and council tax to close budget gap
Rachel Reeves could close the UK's spending gap by reforming pension tax relief and council tax, targeting wealthy baby boomers to raise billions.
Damaged Russian Tanker Drifts Into Libyan Waters, Raising Environmental Fears
Damaged Russian LNG tanker Arctic Metagaz drifts into Libyan waters after suspected drone attack, sparking fears of ecological disaster.
Thailand Slashes Visa-Free Stays for UK Tourists Amid Crime Concerns
Thailand cuts visa-free stays for UK tourists from 60 to 30 days amid crime concerns, impacting travel.
From Tragedy to Triumph: Thunder and Oklahoma City Forge Unbreakable Bond
Oklahoma City Thunder's bond with community rooted in 1995 bombing resilience, leading to championship and civic pride.
Games Workshop Shares Rise on Record Revenue and Profit Forecast
Games Workshop forecasts record revenues of £625m and profits of £265m, shares rise despite lower licensing income and tariff costs.
Canned Peaches Taste Test: Black & Gold Triumphs with 'Absurdly Low Price'
In a blind taste test of 14 canned peach products, Black & Gold emerged as the surprising winner, praised for its peachy flavour and low price.
Brits Air Rage Fistfight Forces Emergency Landing
TUI flight from Cancun to Gatwick diverted to Maine after two passengers fight mid-air; no charges filed, stranded overnight.
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