Trump officials announce $1bn loan to restart Three Mile Island nuclear plant
US announces $1bn loan to restart Three Mile Island nuclear plant to power Microsoft AI datacenters.
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Labour MPs Table Bill to Force Banks to Lend to SMEs and Poor Areas
Labour backbenchers table bill to force UK banks to expand affordable lending to small businesses and low-income areas, modelled on US Community Reinvestment Act.
Final Words of Missing Boeing 737 Pilot Revealed
The pilot's last words 'rolling or floating' suggest control issues before the K2 Airways Boeing 737 crashed into the Arabian Sea. Wreckage was found after a 12-hour search.
Illegal Weight Loss Jabs Sold in London Pubs and Chip Shops
Illegal weight loss jabs are being sold in London pubs and chip shops, with counterfeit products posing serious health risks, a report finds.
Qantas Loses High Court Appeal Over Illegal Sackings
Qantas loses high court appeal over illegal outsourcing of 1,700 jobs, faces major compensation bill.
Massive Explosion at Louisiana Auto Supply Plant Triggers Evacuations
Explosion at Louisiana auto supply plant forces evacuations; massive fire and black smoke plume; no injuries reported; air monitoring underway.
Man Shocked by 'Horrific' Queues at Alton Towers
A man visiting Alton Towers was taken aback by the 'horrific' queues, with wait times up to 120 minutes. The park advises arriving early and using Fastrack options.
Consumers Sue FedEx and Ray-Ban Maker Over Tariff Refunds
Consumers sue FedEx and EssilorLuxottica for tariff refunds after Supreme Court ruling invalidated Trump-era tariffs.
New EU Border Checks Cause Summer Travel Chaos for UK Tourists
New EU digital border checks cause long queues and missed flights for UK tourists this summer.
British Tourists Among Survivors of Indonesian Boat Sinking
Two Britons among 10 tourists who swam six hours to safety after boat sank in Indonesia, surviving on urine and leaves before rescue.
Spain Pushes Offbeat Regions as Tourist Numbers Near 100 Million
Spain's tourism minister says record visitor numbers near 100 million are manageable as the country promotes offbeat regions and off-season travel to combat overtourism.
Swansea family wins £1m in new Lotto game
A Swansea family syndicate thought they had won just £1 in the new Lotto game but discovered a bonus £1m prize, changing seven lives forever.
Alton Towers Opens World's First Bluey Ride: Here Come the Grannies!
Alton Towers opens world's first Bluey rollercoaster, themed on the 'Here Come the Grannies' episode, with fast circuits and interactive queue play areas.
Top 2026 Financial Resolutions: Spending Cuts Lead Survey
Survey finds 31% of workers plan to cut spending in 2026, with savings, debt repayment, and pension reviews also top resolutions.
Liverpool Transfer News LIVE: Barcola Links, Man City Star Rejects
Liverpool's quiet transfer window continues with Bradley Barcola links and a Man City star turning down the Reds. Stay tuned for the latest gossip and updates.
UK Family of Four Killed in Portugal Rental Car Crash Days After Birthday
UK family of four killed in Portugal rental car crash days after father's birthday; twins were football club members.
£12m UK Waterpark Lost Lagoon Opens at Kent Coast Park
Haven opens Lost Lagoon Waterpark, a £12m attraction at Kent Coast Holiday Park, featuring Atlantis Falls flume, outdoor pool, and play areas, opening July 2026 for school holidays.
Royal Mail Delivery Delays Hit 29 UK Postcodes Today — Full List
Royal Mail delivery delays affect 29 UK postcodes today; owner apologises but denies worsening performance. Stamp prices rise in April.
Council Sells Public Street To Private School Sparks Fury
North Sydney council votes to explore selling a public street to elite private school Shore, sparking controversy over loss of public land and parking.
Flash vs Fabulosa Floor Cleaner Test: Clear Winner Found
In a head-to-head test, Flash All-Purpose Cleaner outperformed Fabulosa, leaving floors shinier with a more pleasant scent, despite being pricier at £2.25 per litre.
I saved £670 with Martin Lewis' 1p challenge but made a simple mistake
A saver shares how Martin Lewis' 1p challenge helped them save £667.95, but a simple mistake cost them extra interest.
IRS May Owe Covid Tax Refunds After Court Rulings
Taxpayers may get refunds for Covid-era IRS penalties after court rulings; file by July 10, 2026.
Ticketmaster Raised Fees After US Crackdown on Hidden Charges
Ticketmaster raised fees after US crackdown on hidden charges, drawing criticism from senators who accuse the company of bait-and-switch practices.
Home Bargains Offers £19.99 Bird Bath for a Peaceful Garden Retreat
Home Bargains sells a £19.99 Jardin Speckled Bird Bath in blue and green, designed to attract birds and create a peaceful garden retreat.
US appeals court overturns $16 billion judgment against Argentina over YPF nationalisation
US appeals court overturns $16bn judgment against Argentina over YPF nationalisation, a win for President Milei.
Cuba Awaits First Russian Oil Shipment in Energy Crisis
Cuba prepares for first Russian oil shipment of the year amid deepening energy crisis and severe power outages.
M6 Traffic: Two-Hour Delays After Overnight Roadworks Overrun
Motorists face two-hour delays on the M6 southbound between J21A and J21 near Warrington after overnight roadworks overran, causing six miles of congestion. All lanes have reopened but delays persist.
DWP Heatwave Update: New Workplace Temperature Limit Rules Considered
The DWP has confirmed the HSE is reviewing potential amendments to introduce an upper temperature limit for workplaces, with a public consultation expected later this year amid rising UK heatwaves.
Hotel Inspector Alex Polizzi issues ultimatum to Gatwick B&B owners over 'red flag'
Alex Polizzi gives Gatwick B&B owners an ultimatum after discovering they make just £4 profit per room and pay themselves below minimum wage.
Expert's 50p vinegar trick to banish washing machine mould and the common mistake to avoid
AO laundry expert Gwilym Snook shares a 50p vinegar trick to remove washing machine mould and warns against closing the door after a wash.
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