Nike Cuts 1,400 More Jobs in Second Layoff Round This Year
Nike announces 1,400 job cuts in second major layoff round this year, mainly in technology, as part of cost-cutting and simplification efforts amid falling sales.
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Gatwick Airport loses running water, toilets affected
Gatwick Airport has been left without running water in both terminals, affecting toilets and drink availability. Bottled water is being provided.
EDF Offers Free Electricity on Sundays with 'Sunday Saver' Challenge
EDF's Sunday Saver challenge offers up to 16 hours free electricity per week by shifting usage away from peak times. Earn 64 hours free in May.
Harrods chicken Kiev not worth the £15.93 price, says father-daughter taste test
Kate Keogh bought a chicken Kiev from Harrods for £15.93. Her dad Joe said it was tasty but not worth the cost.
Disney Raises Streaming Prices Amid Backlash Over Kimmel Suspension
Disney hikes streaming service prices for Disney+, Hulu and ESPN amid backlash over Jimmy Kimmel suspension, sparking cancellations.
Energy Bills to Rise 13% Due to Trump's Iran Conflict, Ofgem Warns
Ofgem announces 13% energy price cap rise due to higher wholesale gas prices from Iran conflict. Households face £200 annual increase.
BBC StoryWorks Article on Australia’s Cash Dilemma Blocked for UK Readers
BBC StoryWorks article on Australia’s cash use is blocked for UK readers as it’s part of the international service not funded by the licence fee.
Frigidaire Mini Fridge Recall Expanded to Nearly One Million Units Over Fire Risk
Curtis International expands recall of Frigidaire mini fridges to nearly 1 million units due to fire risk from short-circuiting components.
Triple Lock Under Threat In Pension Review
OECD recommends scrapping the state pension triple lock, warning it risks pension age rises and fiscal uncertainty. Alternative indexation models proposed.
HSBC Boss Warns Bank Tax Hike Could Harm UK Growth
HSBC CEO warns Rachel Reeves against bank tax hikes, saying they could erode investment and harm UK growth, as profits fall 29%.
Seven sunny spring escapes to beat UK's April showers
Escape UK April showers with these seven sunny spring destinations: Greek islands, Valencia, Bali, Rio de Janeiro, Paphos and Rhodes.
Five Ways to Cut Costs for a Great Summer Holiday
Parents can save money during the summer holidays with these five practical tips, from kids eat free deals to free outdoor activities and discount platforms.
German carmakers' shares slump on Trump tariff fears
German carmakers' shares fall sharply on fears of steep US tariffs under Trump, adding to existing challenges from declining sales and profits.
Jeremy Jacquet's Liverpool Absence Explained
Liverpool left Jeremy Jacquet out of their pre-season squad due to a shoulder injury, with Andoni Iraola saying they will take it easy on the 21-year-old French defender.
Single mother and children face eviction after father's death in Kent
Saphire O'Connor, 34, faces eviction from her childhood home in Chatham after housing association mhs homes refused to transfer the tenancy following her father's death.
California Officials Race to Prevent Chemical Tank Explosion
50,000 evacuated near Garden Grove as authorities work to cool a damaged tank of volatile methyl methacrylate, risking explosion.
Sara Gilson murdered by husband after paedophile claim
911 audio reveals Sara Gilson screaming before husband Jeremiah Duffey shot her and himself after she accused him of being a paedophile in a Netflix documentary trend.
Highway Code Rule on Flashing Headlights Commonly Broken by UK Drivers
Many UK drivers unknowingly break Highway Code rule 110 by flashing headlights to thank or give way, a practice that can lead to misunderstandings.
Causeway Coastal Route Named UK's Most Beautiful Road Trip
The Causeway Coastal Route in Northern Ireland has been hailed as the UK's most beautiful road trip, beating Scottish rivals.
UK Travel Spending Falls for First Time Since Covid Amid Cost of Living Woes and Iran Conflict
UK travel spending drops for first time since Covid as cost of living pressures and Iran conflict prompt caution; Barclays data shows 3.3% decline.
River Island Warns of Collapse Without Landlord Support for Restructuring
River Island warns of collapse unless landlords back restructuring plan involving 33 store closures and rent cuts. Needs £10m funding by September.
HMRC urges parents to check eligibility for up to £2,000 childcare support
HMRC urges working parents to check Tax-Free Childcare eligibility, offering up to £2,000 per child annually. Scheme includes disabled children and can be combined with free childcare.
910,000 Families Missing Out on £4,300 Annual Pension Credit Boost
DWP urges older Brits to claim Pension Credit, worth £4,300/year, as 910,000 eligible families miss out.
Grand Designs couple sell award-winning home for less than it cost to build
Grand Designs couple sell award-winning Oxfordshire home for £550,000, less than build cost, to move to Spain for family care.
‘A weekly shop now costs £220’: UK households struggle as food prices stay high
UK food prices remain 30% higher than 2022 as ONS data shows easing but persistent inflation. Readers share shock at £220 weekly shops and own-brand switches.
Holiday refund rights as 300,000 flee wildfires
British holidaymakers warned not to cancel trips themselves as wildfires in Spain and France displace 300,000. Expert advises checking official advice first to secure refunds.
HMRC confirms £33 monthly tax charge for pensioners over £35k
HMRC will automatically deduct around £33 per month from state pensioners earning over £35,000 who receive Winter Fuel Payment, via a tax code change.
Hunt for four EuroMillions millionaires as £1m prizes go unclaimed
EuroMillions players urged to check tickets; four £1m winners from special draw have yet to come forward.
Edmunds picks the best used luxury vehicles under $40,000
Edmunds recommends five used luxury vehicles under $40,000 including BMW 3 Series, Mercedes GLB, Genesis GV70, Acura MDX, and Buick Enclave.
Oil Falls and Markets Rally as Iran Signals End of Military Operations
Oil falls and stocks rally after Iran announces end of military ops. FTSE 100 edges up but housebuilders fall. FCA takes action against Neil Woodford.
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