Trump’s manufacturing ‘golden age’ fails to materialise, data shows
Trump promised a manufacturing golden age but data shows investment and factory jobs have fallen. Tariffs had mixed effect.
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Ohio Mum Had Four Sets of Twins in Three Years
Elizabeth Siders, 33, gave birth to four sets of twins between February 2022 and January 2025, including conjoined twins who died shortly after birth, in the Ohio 'house of horrors' case.
Asian stocks gain as oil falls on US-Iran talks optimism
Oil falls, Asian stocks rise as markets anticipate US-Iran talks resumption before ceasefire expiry, despite tensions and shipping disruptions.
Oil Prices Plunge 10% as Strait of Hormuz Reopens, Stocks Rally
Oil prices tumble 10% after Iran reopens Strait of Hormuz; US stocks hit record high on hopes of lower inflation and interest rate cuts.
Reeves U-turns on Income Tax Rise in Budget
Rachel Reeves drops income tax rise plan, triggering U-turn on Labour manifesto pledge amid internal party chaos and leadership speculation.
Reeves Blames Brexit and Austerity for Forcing Budget Action
Chancellor Rachel Reeves blames Brexit and austerity for forcing tax rises and spending cuts in the upcoming budget.
EU bans hand luggage fees on budget airlines from 2027
New EU rules from 2027 will force airlines like Ryanair, easyJet and Wizz Air to include a small cabin bag in the ticket price, ending extra charges for hand luggage.
Liverpool and Arsenal Alerted as Barcola Won't Sign New PSG Deal
Bradley Barcola will not sign a new PSG contract this summer, putting Liverpool and Arsenal on alert with a £140m asking price.
Labour’s Rachel Reeves warns of tough choices but rules out income tax and NI rises
Labour’s Rachel Reeves rules out income tax and NI rises but warns of tough fiscal choices ahead, sparking Tory criticism over spending plans.
Three Financial Ghosts Haunting Rachel Reeves Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces budget challenges from COVID debt, energy support costs, and Brexit consequences, amid collective amnesia.
How to Snag Bargains at UK Charity Shops: Insider Tips
Discover insider tips for finding cheap bargains at UK charity shops, from budgeting and timing to volunteering and online shopping.
Man United urged to revive veteran striker plan
Manchester United should consider signing an experienced striker as a short-term fix to support Benjamin Sesko and young Chido Obi, despite past criticism of such moves.
Oil prices slump and markets rally as Trump signals possible end to Iran standoff
Oil prices fall and stock markets rally as Trump signals potential end to Iran standoff and reopening of Strait of Hormuz.
Starter Deposit Scheme Could Assist One Million First-Time Buyers
Resolution Foundation proposes Government-backed equity loans for deposits, potentially aiding one million first-time buyers in the UK.
Alivio 6ft Folding Table Reduced to £29.99 at Debenhams
Heavy-duty Alivio 6ft folding table reduced from £89.99 to £29.99 at Debenhams, offering a portable surface for camping, parties, and more.
‘Too much risk’: Britons alter holiday plans amid Iran war fears
Britons change holiday plans due to Iran war fears: flight cancellations, petrol shortages prompt shifts to rail and overland travel.
US Waives Iran Oil Sanctions for 30 Days to Ease Supply Pressures
US temporarily lifts sanctions on Iranian oil at sea to bring 140 million barrels to market, easing supply pressures amid war with Iran.
Jo Malone's Spring Fragrance Sells Out, Still Available at LookFantastic
Jo Malone's Sakura Cherry Blossom Cologne sold out online, but LookFantastic still stocks the £59 30ml bottle.
Siblings ordered to pay £209,000 after 'bullying' neighbours by felling trees
Three siblings face losing their home after a court ordered them to pay £209,000 for felling neighbours' 33ft trees in a boundary dispute.
Motability Scheme to Introduce New Tyre Replacement and Mileage Rules for New Users
Motability Scheme announces new tyre replacement limits and reduced mileage allowances for new leases from July 2026.
Tesla discontinues Model S and X, pivots to AI and robotics
Tesla discontinues Model S and X, pivots to Optimus robot and AI as revenue drops for the first time.
Markets rally and oil prices slide as Iran ceasefire hopes grow
Global markets rise and oil falls on ceasefire hopes after US peace plan to Iran. Strait of Hormuz reopening boosts sentiment, but warnings of recession linger.
Oil prices plunge and stocks rally as US and Iran agree conditional ceasefire
Oil prices plunge and stocks rally after US and Iran agree two-week conditional ceasefire, with Strait of Hormuz to reopen under Iranian management.
US Energy Secretary Says Petrol Price Spike Will Last Weeks, Not Months
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright says petrol price spike from Iran conflict will last weeks, not months, and that US will not target Iran's energy industry.
Over a quarter of UK workers fear AI will eliminate their jobs within five years
Survey reveals 27% of UK workers fear job loss to AI within five years, with mismatched expectations between employers and employees on AI's impact.
UK Shoppers Warned: Chocolate, Shampoo and More Could Vanish Under New Deforestation Rules
UK government plans to pull over 30 supermarket items linked to illegal deforestation, including chocolate and shampoo, unless firms prove supply chains are clean.
Hollyoaks Star Jessica Fox Opens Up About Nancy's MS Storyline
Jessica Fox discusses her Hollyoaks character Nancy's multiple sclerosis diagnosis, calling for awareness about hidden symptoms.
Woman's £160 Vinted order arrives smashed
A woman who spent £160 on a Vinted parcel was horrified to find almost all the plates and bowls broken due to inadequate packaging by the seller.
Europe’s Most Expensive Beach Clubs: Sunbeds Costlier Than Flights
Sunbed prices at Europe's top beach clubs can exceed flight costs, with Mykonos, Ibiza and St Tropez leading the expensive list. Cheaper options exist in Puglia and Murcia.
Charity Shop Volunteers Reveal Key Rule That Affects Pricing
Charity shop volunteers reveal the 'if you wouldn't buy it, get rid' rule that affects pricing and the cost of poor donations.
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