Claire's UK rescued from bankruptcy by new buyer
The iconic accessories chain Claire's has been saved from bankruptcy after a new buyer stepped in to acquire its UK and European operations, securing the future of its British high street stores.
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Scotland's Trading Standards Crisis: Under 250 Officers Left
Exclusive investigation reveals Scotland's consumer protection system is in catastrophic decline, with trading standards officers stretched to breaking point and enforcement actions plummeting.
Nvidia Earnings Fuel FTSE 100 & S&P 500 Record Highs
The FTSE 100 and S&P 500 surge to unprecedented levels, fuelled by a monumental earnings report from AI chipmaker Nvidia. Discover how the tech giant's performance is reshaping global markets.
Record Surge: UK Mothers Forced Out of Workforce
Exclusive data reveals a surging crisis as a record number of UK working mothers are being driven out of employment, with soaring childcare costs and inflexible workplaces blamed.
Walmart's Southern Price Gap: Small Towns Pay More
New research reveals Walmart is charging significantly higher prices in smaller towns across Mississippi and Tennessee compared to major cities, raising concerns over retail equality.
Warwickshire Mansion Sparks Fury with Hen Party Lets
A grand 19th-century Grade II listed mansion in Warwickshire is at the centre of a local storm after the owner began renting it out for loud hen parties and events, leaving neighbours furious over noise and disruption in their quiet village.
Oregon man dies in rooftop fall on Bolivia birthday trip
Tragedy strikes as American tourist Elliott Talbott, 30, falls to his death from a sixth-floor rooftop bar in La Paz, Bolivia, just hours after arriving to celebrate his birthday. Shocking details emerge from the investigation.
UK Workers Demand Four-Day Week as Moderna, Pfizer Adapt
A new report reveals a surge in UK employees seeking a four-day workweek, with major firms like Moderna and Pfizer adopting the model to boost productivity and attract top talent.
Ford Eliminates 1,400 Jobs in US Electric Vehicle Restructuring
Ford Motor Company announces significant job cuts, eliminating 1,400 positions across Michigan and New York as part of its strategic shift toward electric vehicle production.
Nvidia Smashes Q2 Forecasts as AI Demand Soars
Nvidia's second-quarter earnings have shattered expectations, with data centre revenue soaring by 156% to £20.7bn. The chipmaker's staggering performance underscores its unrivalled dominance in powering the global artificial intelligence revolution.
Trump's 50% Tariff Threat Against India Could Hit UK
Former US President Donald Trump proposes drastic 50% tariffs on Indian goods, risking global trade turmoil and higher prices for British shoppers. Experts warn of severe economic repercussions.
Teen's miracle escape after truck plunges into river
A teenage driver had a miraculous escape after his pickup truck crashed through a dock and sank into the South River in Marshfield, Massachusetts. Emergency services performed a dramatic water rescue.
Octopus Energy Founder Joins UK Government in Policy Role
Greg Jackson, founder of Octopus Energy, takes on a pivotal Cabinet Office role to shape the UK's future energy strategy, leveraging his industry expertise to drive green policy and consumer-focused reforms.
Greeks Priced Out of Their Own Summer Holidays
Soaring costs and aggressive foreign pricing strategies are forcing Greek residents to seek alternative destinations, creating a stark divide in the country's tourism market.
Amazon Prime sued in UK over 'buying' vs 'renting' movies
A major class-action lawsuit alleges Amazon Prime misled millions of UK customers into believing they were purchasing digital movies permanently, when they were only renting them. The claim could cost the tech giant over £500 million in compensation.
Ryanair Increases Staff Bonuses for Spotting Oversized Bags
Ryanair intensifies its crackdown on oversized cabin bags by significantly increasing cash bonuses for staff who spot them at the gate. The new scheme aims to reduce delays and boost on-time performance.
UK Services Confidence Slumps on Costs and Weak Demand
New data reveals a sharp decline in optimism across Britain's vital services sector, driven by mounting cost pressures and subdued consumer demand, raising concerns for the economic outlook.
TikTok Owner Launches $5bn Staff Share Buyback Amid US Pressure
ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, initiates a $5 billion stock buyback programme for current and former employees, valuing the firm at a staggering $265 billion. This strategic move comes as the tech giant faces intense pressure from US law
Brexit Critics Fall Silent as UK-EU Trade Alignment Gains Support
A significant political shift is underway in Westminster as opposition to closer UK-EU trading ties diminishes. Key Brexit critics are softening their stance, paving the way for enhanced economic cooperation and regulatory alignment with Europe.
Indian truck driver jailed for UK crash that killed mother and daughter
An Indian national working as a truck driver in Canada has been jailed for causing the deaths of a mother and her young daughter in a horrific multi-vehicle pileup on the M62. The emotional court case has raised questions about foreign driver licensing st
Ultimate UK Road Trip: Scotland's Breathtaking 300-Mile Drive
Embark on the ultimate British road trip adventure along the A82 and A83. This 300-mile Scottish route boasts majestic lochs, historic castles, and some of the world's most stunning coastal scenery, perfect for your next staycation.
Dutch Four-Day Work Week Beats Burnout, Boosts Economy
An economist reveals why the four-day work week is becoming the norm in the Netherlands, leading to lower burnout rates and a surprising economic advantage. Discover the data behind Europe's new productivity model.
Scottish Government warns of bankruptcy in financial crisis
Scotland faces an unprecedented financial emergency as ministers warn of potential 'bankruptcy' without urgent UK government intervention. Discover the implications for public services and the growing constitutional clash.
Fox News host slammed for 'ageist' elderly advertising comments
Fox News presenter Jesse Watters faces a major backlash after suggesting advertisers should abandon elderly viewers and focus solely on the youth market, a move branded as 'ageist' and 'disgusting' by critics.
La Tomatina: Spain's Epic Tomato Fight Draws Thousands
The world's biggest food fight, La Tomatina, returned to Buñol, Spain, with 15,000 revellers pelting 130 tonnes of tomatoes in a chaotic, juicy spectacle. Discover the history and rules of this iconic festival.
Pretty UK Market Town Voted One of the Best Places to Live
Nestled in the Welsh Borders, the enchanting market town of Presteigne has been crowned one of the best places to live in the UK. Explore its charming streets, rich history, and vibrant community that make it a perfect destination for visitors and a dream
Benidorm's Beaches and Bars Lie Deserted in Tourism Crisis
Exclusive footage reveals the shocking emptiness of Benidorm's famous Levante Beach and notorious nightlife strip, as the Spanish holiday hotspot faces an unprecedented tourism collapse.
Taylor Swift's $24M Nashville Recording Studio for Sale
Pop superstar Taylor Swift has quietly listed her exclusive Nashville recording studio compound for a staggering $24 million. The property, steeped in music history, was where she recorded her iconic '1989' album and was also the rumoured location of her
Ryanair's New Cabin Bag Rules: Avoid The £70 Fee
Ryanair has quietly tightened its cabin baggage rules, potentially catching out thousands of British holidaymakers with surprise fees at the gate. Discover the new strict size limits and how to pack smart to avoid paying extra.
Ryanair Boss Slams London Airports Over Passenger Fees
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary launches scathing attack on London airports, accusing them of exploiting passengers with excessive fees and poor facilities while calling for regulatory action.
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