Wash New Clothes Before Wearing to Avoid Chemicals, Bacteria and Pests, Experts Warn
Experts warn that new clothes may contain harmful chemicals, bacteria, and pests, urging consumers to wash them before wearing.
Experts warn that new clothes may contain harmful chemicals, bacteria, and pests, urging consumers to wash them before wearing.
Woolworths reports first loss in 23 years after A$3.2bn write-off on failed Masters DIY chain; sales fall 1.4% and dividend cut.
At least 14 killed, nearly 60 injured in a fire at a car parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea. Firefighters faced delays due to chemical hazards.
Drivers on the M6 in Cheshire face two-hour delays and six-mile queues after roadworks overran, closing three lanes southbound between junctions 21 and 20. National Highways warns of severe congestion.
UK ministers confirm seven new towns in England, planning 15,000-40,000 homes each, including sites in London, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, and Bedfordshire.
Saudi Arabia's PIF withdraws LIV Golf funding, sparking fears of broader sports budget cuts as it shifts to domestic, profit-focused investments.
FlixBus launches eight new UK routes with fares from £4.49, expanding to over 100 destinations for its fifth anniversary.
Discover Madeira's appeal to all generations this spring, from marathon runners to history enthusiasts, with its mild climate and rich heritage.
Drivers warned of antifreeze dangers to pets; experts advise precautions to prevent poisoning and paw irritation.
A Saudi plane turned back after a mother forgot her baby at the airport terminal, leading to a rare midair request to return.
UK personalised number plate sales hit record highs, with collectors paying millions for plates that often cost more than cars.
Next warns of price hikes if Middle East conflict prolongs, citing £15m costs from fuel and air freight disruption.
Emergency repairs on the A470 between Pontypridd and Upper Boat cause long delays for drivers heading to and from Cardiff after a lorry crash damaged the central reservation.
Irish couple's illegally built home demolished despite plea to donate it to housing charity; human rights case ongoing.
DWP launches online Attendance Allowance service for pensioners, offering up to £440 monthly. Limited testing phase; postal applications still available.
Tesco, Morrisons, Asda and others recall 13 fruit packs due to Salmonella fears. Customers told not to eat them and return for refund.
Airspace closures across the Middle East strand hundreds of thousands of travellers, as UK plans evacuation of over 76,000 Britons.
Labour must tax wealth, not just income, to address Britain's rampant inequality, but the party remains afraid to admit it.
Heathrow offers free therapy to residents affected by its third runway plans, sparking anger among campaigners who call the project 'doomed'.
UK GDP grew 0.3% in November, beating forecasts of 0.1%, driven by a rebound in car production after the JLR cyber attack. Construction sector slumped.
IAEA says Chornobyl shield damaged by drone strike can no longer block radiation, requiring major repairs to ensure nuclear safety.
BBC Morning Live expert Holly Hamilton warns passengers may be overcharged for ESTA travel permits via third-party sites like Sherpa, with some fees being free from governments.
Santander offers £150 cashback to eligible mortgage and select account customers automatically.
BBC director general Lord Hall reverses decision to partially uphold complaint against Naga Munchetty over Trump comments, citing insufficient grounds.
Flights halted at Newark Airport after burning smell in air traffic control tower; ground stop imposed, no fire found.
UK vets must cap prescription fees at £21 and publish price lists after CMA finds pet owners face huge price rises and lack of competition.
HMRC pauses child benefit crackdown after 23,500 families wrongly suspended due to flawed Home Office travel data.
Walmart reveals the hidden meaning behind its logo's yellow star, but shoppers remain sceptical about the 'spark of inspiration' explanation.
Molly-Mae Hague's sister Zoe Rae leaves Bali after 48 hours, saying the island doesn't match the luxury image shown by influencers on social media.
Paulina Gammon, 21, and husband Stanley hosted over 50 guests for just £1,800 by doing DIY, using budget buys, and getting family help. Their wedding outfit cost only £45.