SNP spends £520m on 11 miles of 'killer' A9 road
Critics slam the SNP for allocating £520 million to dual a mere 11-mile stretch of the notorious A9, branded a 'killer road', while other critical infrastructure projects remain underfunded.
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Rail fares to rise at steepest rate in 10 years
UK rail passengers are bracing for the sharpest fare increase in years, sparking fury among commuters and calls for government intervention.
Haven holiday nightmare as kids fall seriously ill
A family's much-anticipated holiday at a Haven park turned into a disaster as their children fell seriously ill, sparking outrage and demands for answers.
Australia unveils major tax reforms and productivity push
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers announce sweeping tax reforms and a productivity roundtable to drive economic growth, amid debates on e-bike regulations and Qantas controversies.
Ex-NBA star's £15.8M Miami mansion for sale
A former NBA player has put his luxurious Miami Beach mansion on the market for a staggering £15.8 million. Discover the lavish features of this waterfront property.
Australia’s Latest Political & Economic Updates
Stay informed with the latest headlines from Australia, covering political shifts, economic trends, and essential news you need to start your week.
Seaside Homes Sell 6x Faster Than UK Average
Properties in this charming coastal town are flying off the market at record speeds, outpacing the UK average by six times. Discover the secret behind the booming demand.
Man's 24-hour trip spirals into hilarious travel disaster
A traveller's ambitious plan to reach his destination in 24 hours spirals into a comedy of errors, proving that even the best-laid plans can go awry.
UK CEOs get third year of record pay rises
Top executives in the UK have enjoyed another year of soaring salaries, with pay packages hitting record highs as the gap between corporate leaders and average workers widens.
Mum slams café after table collapses on toddler
A furious mother has blasted a café after a table collapsed on her toddler, sparking a heated debate about child safety in public spaces.
US lawmakers urge tougher China chip restrictions
A bipartisan group of US politicians is pushing the White House to impose stricter export controls on China, targeting advanced semiconductor technology.
Carnival cruise passenger drowns in Bahamas
A Carnival cruise ship passenger tragically drowned near the cruise line's private island in the Bahamas, sparking safety concerns and an ongoing investigation.
Rare 50p coins worth £250 hiding in your change
Experts reveal how two scarce 50p coins could be sitting in your pocket right now, with collectors willing to pay a premium for them. Find out which designs to look for!
Clarkson’s Cotswold farm plans stir controversy
Jeremy Clarkson's farm expansion plans in the Cotswolds spark local outrage as political ties to JD Vance draw scrutiny.
Two drown near Carnival cruise's private island
Two passengers from a Carnival cruise ship drowned near the company's private island in the Bahamas, prompting an investigation into the tragic incident.
Air Canada union defies court order, strike continues
Air Canada's unionised workers refuse to comply with a court order to halt their strike, escalating tensions in a dispute over wages and working conditions.
DWP warns benefit claimants: Update details or face delays
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a critical alert to benefit claimants, urging them to update their details immediately to avoid payment disruptions. Find out what you need to do to secure your funds.
Smart design solutions for cooler UK homes
Innovative architectural solutions could help new UK homes stay naturally cooler, reducing reliance on energy-intensive air conditioning amid rising temperatures.
Why Construction Should Be a Career for Life
Exploring the untapped potential of construction careers in the UK and why the sector must evolve to attract and retain skilled workers.
Loud car music could land £5k fine in UK
Playing music too loudly in your car isn’t just annoying – it could land you a hefty fine under UK road laws. Experts reveal the surprising risks.
Gravesham's 1,500-home plan sparks debate
Gravesham Borough Council's ambitious proposal to build 1,500 homes in Kent faces fierce opposition from residents and environmental groups. Discover the heated debate over greenbelt development.
Inside the UK’s First Revamped TGI Fridays
Discover what makes the UK's first revamped TGI Fridays stand out, from its unique decor to exclusive menu items. A must-read for foodies and fans of the iconic chain!
Next, Matalan recall kids' clothes over safety fears
Major UK retailers Next, Matalan, and Miss Summer have issued urgent recalls for children's clothing items due to potential strangulation hazards. Parents urged to check labels immediately.
UK fish and chip shops facing extinction
Traditional fish and chip shops across the UK are at risk of disappearing as rising energy bills and ingredient costs threaten to sink the iconic industry.
Australia plans tax overhaul to benefit younger generations
Australia's Economic Reform Roundtable proposes sweeping tax reforms to address intergenerational inequality and boost opportunities for younger Australians.
Young Australians Risk Worse Lives Than Parents
Danielle Wood, chair of Australia's Productivity Commission, warns that younger generations may experience a lower quality of life due to economic pressures, housing crises, and climate challenges.
Police: Soft sentences fuel UK shoplifting crisis
Retailers and law enforcement warn that lax sentencing for repeat shoplifters is fuelling a surge in thefts, with stores forced to hire 'greeters' to deter criminals.
M&S shoppers furious over 50% price hike
Marks & Spencer customers are outraged after a staple product's price skyrocketed overnight. Is this the end of affordable shopping at M&S?
Padel holidays: Algarve's new sports tourism trend
Discover why the Algarve is becoming the go-to destination for padel enthusiasts, combining sun, sea, and sport for the perfect active holiday.
UK's public toilet crisis leaves millions struggling
A growing crisis in the UK as public toilet closures leave millions struggling. Find out why this basic necessity is becoming a luxury.
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