No winner for £10k-a-month Set For Life jackpot

Monday's National Lottery Set For Life draw saw no one claim the top prize of £10,000 monthly for 30 years. However, 31 players won £250 each. Discover the winning numbers and odds.

Exclusive Surrey estate risks becoming 'ghost town'

Fears grow for one of Britain's most exclusive estates as wealthy residents, including oligarchs, sell up and leave the country ahead of new tax rules. Discover the impact on the local community.

Gilt Yields Swing Wildly Amid Budget Tax Speculation

UK bond markets experienced extreme volatility in the run-up to the Budget as Chancellor Rachel Reeves' signals on income tax sent borrowing costs soaring and plunging. Discover the key dates and market reactions.

Diane Keaton's LA mansion for sale after her death

The late actress Diane Keaton's Spanish Colonial mansion in exclusive Sullivan Canyon is on the market for around $27 million. Explore the unique property she renovated over eight years.

BOM Chief Defends $965m Website Cost Blowout

The head of Australia's Bureau of Meteorology faces Senate scrutiny over a near-billion dollar website overhaul. Read the full defence and the political fallout.

Shop price inflation slows ahead of Christmas

Good news for UK shoppers as shop price inflation eased to 0.6% in November, with food inflation slowing to 3%. Retailers hope for a confidence boost in the crucial festive period. Discover the latest trends.

Shop price inflation eases to 0.6% ahead of Christmas

UK shop price inflation slowed to 0.6% in November, down from 1% in October, as Black Friday promotions boosted consumer confidence ahead of the crucial Christmas trading period. Read the full analysis.

Melbourne's £11bn Metro Tunnel Opens to Public

Melbourne's transformative Metro Tunnel has officially opened, adding five new stations and a crucial cross-city rail link. Discover how this £11bn project aims to reshape the city's future.

Woolworths anti-theft gates anger Melbourne shoppers

Woolworths faces backlash after installing rotating anti-theft barriers at a Melbourne store. Critics slam the move as discriminatory, while others defend it as a necessity. Read the full story.

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