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UK Economy Grows 0.3% in March, Exceeding Forecasts
UK economy grew 0.3% in March, defying forecasts, as ONS reports 0.6% quarterly growth. Chancellor Reeves says plan working, warns against political instability.
Bali Crime Surge Alarms Australian Tourists
Rising crime in Bali linked to changing tourist demographics and organised criminal activity, alarming Australian visitors and locals.
Only One in Ten New Builds Reaches Open Market, Raising Fears of ‘Nation of Renters’
Only 10% of new builds in England reach the open market; survey shows 36% of adults don’t expect to own a home, as UK risks becoming a nation of renters.
Thousands of Flights Cancelled as Middle East Conflict Causes Worst Travel Chaos Since Covid
Thousands of flights cancelled across Middle East as Gulf hubs remain closed, stranding passengers. UK airlines affected.
Waitrose Ends AI Smart Trolley Trial After Test
Waitrose concludes trial of AI smart trolleys at Bracknell store, first of its kind in UK supermarket, using Shopic tech to track prices and items in real time.
JCB Heir Warns of US Move Over Inheritance Tax
Jo Bamford warns inheritance tax raid could force JCB to relocate to US, criticising Labour's tax changes.
Pilots fear job loss over refusing risky Middle East flights, says union chief
Airline pilots globally fear job loss or pay cuts if they refuse risky Middle East flights due to safety concerns, says union chief.
Millions of UK Homes at Risk of Subsidence as Climate Crisis Intensifies
BGS analysis warns millions of UK homes in London, Essex, Kent face subsidence risk from hotter, drier climate, with up to 1.8m properties affected by 2070.
John Lewis Revives ‘Never Knowingly Undersold’ Price Promise
John Lewis brings back its 'never knowingly undersold' promise with AI price matching across 25 competitors, including Amazon for technology.
Uyghur eatery 12Muqam debuts in Newcastle Restaurant Week
Newcastle's first Uyghur restaurant, 12Muqam, will take part in NE1 Restaurant Week from August 3, offering a £15 two-course menu of traditional dishes.
Ryanair cuts 2 million seats to Belgium on tax rise
Ryanair is cutting two million seats on flights to and from Belgium after the government plans to increase aviation tax from €5 to €7 per passenger from January 2027.
Arsenal Push for Vinicius Jr as Real Madrid Talks Advance
Arsenal are exploring a stunning move for Vinicius Jr, with Real Madrid talks advancing and Arteta's hopes boosted.
Lidl and Iceland first to have ads banned under new UK junk food rules
Lidl and Iceland are the first companies to have ads banned under new UK junk food ad rules, which restrict promotion of high-fat, salt, or sugar products.
All 106 Beefeater restaurants to close by Sept 10
Beefeater restaurants across the UK will close on September 10, 2026, affecting 30,000 employees. Brewers Fayre locations are also closing.
Petrol and diesel prices may take 'weeks or months' to fall despite Iran ceasefire
Drivers warned petrol and diesel prices may take weeks or months to fall despite Iran ceasefire. Average diesel up 34%, unleaded up 19%.
Nordic Fjord Kayaking Cruise from Liverpool Autumn 2027
A nine-night Fred Olsen cruise to Norway's fjords from Liverpool in September 2027 includes kayaking, mountain vistas, and cultural stops, from £1,249pp.
Arsenal ponder Vinicius Junior bid, Petit says sell
Arsenal consider a move for Vinicius Junior as Jose Mourinho is told Real Madrid might benefit from selling the Brazilian, with Emmanuel Petit advising the club to rebuild as a team.
Japan Launches ‘Origami’ Satellite That Unfurls to 25 Times Its Size
Japan launches a cubesat that uses origami techniques to unfold a 2.5-metre antenna, part of JAXA's tech demonstration mission.
British Siblings, 13 and 11, Drown Off Spanish Beach
British siblings Ameiya Del Brocco, 13, and Ricardo Junior, 11, drowned off a beach in Salou, Spain. Father rescued, family mourns.
Parents Urged to Claim £2,000 Childcare Support via Tax-Free Scheme
HMRC urges parents to claim up to £2,000 per child via Tax-Free Childcare. Record 868,095 families used scheme. Apply in 20 minutes online.
100-Year-Old Poker Player Credits Game for Sharp Mind
Britain’s oldest poker player, 100-year-old Ivor Parker, credits regular poker for keeping his mind sharp and urges elderly people to start playing.
Reporter calls for tighter controls on HMO conversions
Express reporter Adam Toms has called for new laws to limit HMO conversions after visiting Potters Bar, where 97 HMOs account for 56% of Hertsmere's total.
Gatwick Express Adds Early Morning and Overnight Trains
Gatwick Express launches early morning and overnight train services from July 18, catering to early flyers and late-night returners, with new perks including Fast Track security and lounge access.
£2m Chinese supercar is world’s fastest at 308mph
A Chinese hypercar, the Yangwang U9 Xtreme, is the world's fastest production car, hitting 308mph and costing £2million. Only 30 will be built.
Magical treehouse getaway in Kent for under £1,000
Hoots Treehouse in Kent's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers families a two-night stay from £804, with rave reviews on Airbnb.
Italy gives final approval for world's longest bridge to Sicily
Italy approves €13.5bn bridge to Sicily, world's longest single-span, over Strait of Messina, with 10-year build time.
Airbnb to Give Free World Cup Tickets with Select Bookings
Airbnb announces free World Cup tickets with select stays in 16 host cities, offering over 1,300 tickets to guests.
Expert tips for avoiding common kitchen layout mistakes
Experts share advice on avoiding common kitchen layout mistakes, focusing on island sizing, zoning, storage, and lighting for better functionality.
Andy Burnham change prompts £3,000 gift allowance rush
From April 2027, pensions left after death will be liable for inheritance tax. People are exploring gifting rules, including a £3,000 annual allowance and surplus income gifts.
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