Nicotine pouches mimic sweets, target kids

The UK Trading Standards body raises alarms as nicotine pouches resembling sweets are being marketed to children, sparking calls for stricter regulations.

UK stagflation threat as Labour tax hikes loom

Experts warn that Britain faces a dangerous stagflation scenario, with Labour's proposed tax increases potentially crippling economic recovery while inflation remains stubbornly high.

WFH or Office? The Great Workplace Debate

As companies push for a return to office-based work, employees are resisting, citing improved productivity and work-life balance from remote setups. What does the future hold for hybrid work?

Greene links crypto bill to Bible, sparks outrage

Controversial US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has drawn criticism for linking cryptocurrency legislation to biblical teachings, sparking debate over the separation of church and state.

TSA to ease liquids restrictions at airports

The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is set to ease restrictions on liquids in carry-on luggage, allowing larger containers at select airports. Here’s what you need to know.

Meta shareholders sue execs over FTC fines

Meta shareholders have filed a lawsuit against Mark Zuckerberg, Peter Thiel, and Sheryl Sandberg, alleging mismanagement leading to hefty FTC fines. The legal drama unfolds as investors demand accountability.

Cork couple wins €500k in EuroMillions

A fortunate pair from Cork, Ireland, has bagged a life-changing €500,000 in the EuroMillions Plus draw. Discover how they plan to spend their newfound fortune.

Bristol CAZ forces store closure

A beloved Bristol store shuts its doors for good, citing the city's Clean Air Zone as the final nail in the coffin. Discover how environmental policies clash with small business survival.

Boeing settles Alaska Airlines door plug lawsuit

Boeing has reached a settlement in the lawsuit filed by Alaska Airlines over a faulty door plug incident, raising further questions about the aerospace giant's safety protocols.

Sainsbury's moves crisps in obesity crackdown

Sainsbury's has sparked controversy by moving crisps and snacks away from checkouts, aligning with Labour's anti-obesity strategy. Critics argue the move unfairly targets low-income shoppers.

Reeves' economics: New growth or old tricks?

Rachel Reeves' economic strategy promises renewal but risks repeating past mistakes with deregulation dressed as innovation. Is this just trickle-down economics in new packaging?

Grandfather kidnapped in $3M crypto ransom case

A California grandfather has been kidnapped, with the abductors demanding a staggering $3 million in cryptocurrency. Authorities are scrambling to locate the victim amid fears for his safety.

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