A shocking incident at a luxury South African game reserve where a tourist died after a heart attack, allegedly triggered by the deafening roar of mating lions. The exclusive Kambaku River Sands lodge faces a wrongful death lawsuit.
A revolutionary new campaign is helping UK households slash their energy costs with a single, simple question. Discover how this free check could cut your bills and boost your budget.
World explorer and Guinness World Record holder reveals the shocking destination she would never revisit and issues urgent travel warning to UK tourists.
The luxurious 'Axioma' superyacht, seized from sanctioned Russian oligarch Dmitry Pumpyansky, is set for a high-stakes auction in Gibraltar, symbolising the tangible impact of Western sanctions on Putin's inner circle.
Australian comedian Andy Lee unveils his spectacular Melbourne mansion renovation after a four-year journey, showcasing breathtaking design and personal touches.
Ryanair announces significant flight schedule changes effective November 3rd. Discover which routes are affected, why the changes are happening, and what passengers need to know about potential cancellations and rebooking options.
The UK's Scarlet Hotel in Cornwall has been named the world's best hotel for 2024, beating global luxury rivals with its eco-luxury ethos and breathtaking clifftop infinity pool overlooking Mawgan Porth beach.
Exclusive: Financial advisers report a stampede of clients scrambling to shield retirement pots from Rachel Reeves' proposed pension tax changes. Industry leaders demand urgent clarity from the Chancellor.
Danish energy giant Ørsted faces catastrophic financial losses, cancelled projects, and massive job cuts as rising costs and supply chain issues cripple offshore wind ambitions.
US immigration authorities raid a Hyundai-linked factory in Georgia, arresting 50 undocumented workers in a major crackdown on illegal labour practices within the automotive supply chain.
An exclusive investigation uncovers how the British government is secretly spending billions of taxpayer pounds to acquire houses and flats for asylum seekers, bypassing local communities and sparking a major housing controversy.
Consumer champion Which? reveals millions are still trapped on exorbitant default tariffs despite the July price cap drop. Our investigation uncovers how to avoid overpaying by hundreds of pounds.
Exclusive research reveals the devastating impact of the cost-of-living crisis, with millions of UK parents skipping meals to feed their children and energy bills crippling family finances.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul takes a stand against Hyundai's alleged use of child labour in its US supply chain, suspending all state business with the automotive giant pending a thorough investigation.
A plane passenger's shocking mid-flight tantrum backfires spectacularly as the airline issues a lifetime ban. The unruly traveller's abusive behaviour towards crew and fellow passengers ends with a stern lesson in aviation etiquette.
Michele Ann Bourda, a 73-year-old British tourist, has been tragically found dead on the Greek island of Symi. Greek authorities are investigating the mysterious circumstances surrounding her death after she was reported missing by her hotel.
A mystery winner in North Carolina has stepped forward to claim the monumental $1.3 billion Powerball prize, ending a months-long rollover frenzy and securing one of the largest lottery payouts in US history.
Exclusive details emerge about the tragic death of British tourist Kayleigh Smith, 25, who was crushed by a funicular train in Lisbon. The investigation points to a catastrophic safety failure as her family speaks out.
Tesla's board is reportedly preparing a new, monumental pay deal for CEO Elon Musk, potentially worth up to $1 trillion, as the electric vehicle giant seeks to secure his leadership for the long term and tie his compensation directly to unprecedented mark
Exclusive: British expats in Portugal are struggling with post-Brexit residency rules, facing bureaucratic delays, language barriers, and potential loss of rights, with many feeling abandoned by the UK government.
Reform UK is rocked by the resignation of its deputy leader, Ben Habib, following a major policy dispute with Nigel Farage over the party's controversial stamp duty proposal.
The daughter of an oil executive who died in a suspected explosion at their £3.5 million home has been overwhelmed by public support, with a fundraising page soaring past £70,000. The tragic incident in Hertfordshire is under investigation by police and f
Exclusive details emerge as three British tourists are confirmed among the casualties after a catastrophic funicular crash in Lisbon. The community mourns as families are notified.
The White House abruptly cancels the lavish $200 million Trump International Hotel ballroom renovation in Washington D.C., citing exorbitant costs and logistical nightmares, in a major blow to the former president's property empire.
UK employees risk dismissal for personal online activities during work hours as companies tighten monitoring policies. Legal experts explain your rights and the grey areas of 'time theft'.
Fast-food giant Wendy's addresses viral rumours and customer demand for a UK release of its infamous 'Chili Bucket'. Get the official statement and why Brits are clamouring for it.
US immigration officials have raided a major Hyundai parts plant in Georgia, launching a significant investigation into the alleged use of illegal child labour within the automotive supply chain.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore reignites a transatlantic spat with Hollywood A-lister George Clooney over a luxury resort project in Italy, accusing the actor of hypocrisy and turning his back on his home state.
A British couple's dream holiday in Lisbon ended in tragedy after they were struck and killed by an electric scooter, just hours after sharing a final, happy selfie. The devastating incident has raised urgent questions about e-scooter safety regulations i
The latest US jobs report for August 2025 reveals a significant slowdown in hiring and a rise in unemployment, signalling a cooling labour market that could influence the Federal Reserve's next interest rate decision.