Lake District zip wire plans spark Beatrix Potter outrage
Controversial proposals for commercial zip wires in the Lake District near Beatrix Potter's former home face mounting opposition from conservationists and local residents.
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Credit Suisse Faces High Court Over Mozambique Scandal
The Swiss banking giant confronts fresh legal turmoil as the High Court greenlights a landmark case over its role in Mozambique's controversial $2 billion loan scandal that crippled the African nation's economy.
World's Most Bizarre Florist Requests Revealed
An exclusive look at the strangest demands received by florists worldwide - including requests for funeral selfies, alien-themed arrangements, and messages to ex-lovers that would make anyone blush.
Majorca tourists face €1,400 fines under new rules
Holidaymakers heading to Majorca this summer must beware of strict new regulations targeting anti-social behaviour, with authorities imposing hefty fines for offences including public drinking and street partying.
US passport tumbles in global ranking as UK holds strong
The United States passport has tumbled down the global mobility rankings, falling to its lowest position in years while European nations dominate the top spots.
3.5-Year Retirement Cruise: Live at Sea Forever
Discover the revolutionary residential cruise promising a forever holiday at sea. The Villa Vie Odyssey offers a unique lifestyle for retirees and long-term travellers seeking global adventure.
Holiday firms forced to block gambling ads targeting children
UK holiday companies face strict new rules banning gambling adverts targeting children online, with enforcement action promised against violators.
Waymo fast-tracks London autonomous ride-hailing service
Google's parent company Alphabet is fast-tracking its autonomous ride-hailing service Waymo for London deployment, setting the stage for a dramatic showdown with Uber in the capital's competitive transport market.
New tech could load your luggage on plane first
Groundbreaking new airport technology could see passengers' luggage loaded onto planes first, potentially ending frustrating baggage delays forever. Discover how this innovation could transform air travel.
Rogue waves wipe out Majorca restaurant in storm
Dramatic footage captures the terrifying moment colossal waves smashed through a seafront restaurant in Port de Sóller, Mallorca, as violent storms battered the Spanish island, sending tourists fleeing for safety.
Aisle seat surcharges hit Australian event-goers
Furious spectators are being hit with unexpected 'aisle seat' fees when they need to leave their seats during major sporting and entertainment events across Australia.
Westpac tightens savings rules for younger customers
Major Australian bank Westpac introduces stricter conditions for younger customers seeking competitive savings rates, requiring regular deposits and balance growth to qualify.
IMF Downgrades US Economy as Australian Tourists Avoid America
The International Monetary Fund slashes US growth forecasts amid Trump administration policies, while Australian travellers avoid America due to economic uncertainty and political tensions.
British girl, 3, fights life after pool accident in Greece
A three-year-old British girl is in critical condition after being pulled unconscious from a hotel swimming pool on the Greek holiday island of Kos. The family's dream vacation turned to tragedy as emergency services battle to save her life.
Bank closes Palestine activists' account
A couple campaigning for Palestinian rights have had their joint account abruptly closed by Yorkshire Building Society, raising concerns about financial discrimination against activists.
WestJet charges passengers to recline seats
Canadian airline WestJet is trialling a controversial new policy where passengers must pay to recline their seats on certain flights, sparking debate about the future of passenger comfort and airline fees.
Brit's Turkey Death: Family's Repatriation Nightmare
The grieving family of Mark Gadsby, a British tourist who died suddenly in Turkey, are desperately trying to repatriate his body while facing mounting costs and unanswered questions about his mysterious death.
UK Banks Cut Mortgage Rates: Barclays, Lloyds, Halifax, NatWest
Barclays, Lloyds, Halifax and NatWest have all announced significant mortgage rate reductions this week, offering relief to homeowners and buyers amid changing economic conditions.
TUI under fire after family's holiday medical emergency
A Welsh family's dream Greek holiday turned into a nightmare when their daughter stopped breathing, prompting serious questions about TUI's emergency response and duty of care.
Solar Panels Save UK Homes Over £1,100 Annually
Discover how British homeowners are dramatically reducing electricity costs and earning money through solar panel installations, with potential savings reaching £1,120 annually.
Why I Traded UK Life for Dubai's Sunshine
Discover how one British woman completely transformed her life by moving to Dubai, finding career opportunities, sun-drenched beaches, and a vibrant expat community that made it feel like home.
Apple Vision Pro UK Launch & New M5 iPad/Mac Models
Apple's groundbreaking Vision Pro headset is reportedly heading to international markets including the UK, while new iPad and Mac models with powerful M5 chips are in development, signalling major expansion for the tech giant's product ecosystem.
M&S £46 dress sparks shopping frenzy
M&S's latest floral midi dress has sparked a shopping frenzy as fashion lovers rush to snap up the 'perfect' £46 piece that rivals designer looks
Shein Profits Slip Amid Trump Tariff Uncertainty
Fast fashion giant Shein reports declining profits while warning UK consumers about potential price hikes if Trump's proposed tariffs become reality. The uncertainty casts shadow over global retail.
Newsom signs AB7, reshaping California worker classification
Governor Gavin Newsom signs landmark AB7 legislation, creating seismic changes to California's employment landscape and sparking intense debate about worker classification.
Zara's £4 handbag mistake: Shopper's amazing bargain
A savvy shopper reveals how she purchased a Zara handbag for just £4 instead of £40 in a pricing error that's gone viral online.
Global Debt to Hit 100% of GDP by 2029 - IMF
The International Monetary Fund issues stark warning as global government debt is projected to reach 100% of GDP within five years, with the UK facing particularly challenging economic headwinds.
Affordable Maldives: Your Dream Holiday For Less
Dreaming of turquoise waters and white sands? Our travel experts reveal how the Maldives can be more affordable than you think with these insider tips for the ultimate luxury escape.
Boeing 737 collides with two jets in airport tarmac incident
Exclusive: Dramatic footage reveals moment Boeing 737 wingtip strikes two stationary aircraft at busy international airport, sparking major safety investigation
Driverless Taxis Could Hit UK Streets Within Months
Britain is on the verge of a transport revolution as driverless taxis could begin passenger services this year following new government legislation. Discover how autonomous vehicles will transform urban mobility.
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