UK faces 2.6 million skilled worker shortage by 2030
A new report reveals the UK could lack 2.6 million skilled workers by 2030, threatening economic growth. Experts urge immediate policy action.
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NSW Housing Commission Faces Backlash Over Evictions
A tribunal in New South Wales has ruled against the Housing Commission's aggressive eviction tactics, sparking outrage among tenants and advocates.
Barcelona erupts in mass protest against overtourism
Demonstrators flooded Barcelona's streets, demanding action against overtourism as locals struggle with rising rents and overcrowding.
US Housing Market Hits Record High
The US housing market has reached unprecedented levels, with home sales and prices hitting record highs. Discover the factors driving this surge and what it means for buyers and sellers.
Science reveals how to ace job interviews
Scientists reveal an unexpected yet simple trick to ace job interviews, backed by research. Discover how to boost your confidence and impress employers effortlessly.
Hidden European Island Dubbed 'Maldives of the Mediterranean'
A tiny, lesser-known island in Europe is being compared to the Maldives for its stunning turquoise waters and pristine beaches. Find out why this paradise is the next must-visit destination.
ECB holds rates amid inflation concerns
The European Central Bank keeps interest rates unchanged as inflation pressures persist. President Christine Lagarde signals cautious optimism while markets await future policy shifts.
RBA delays rate cuts - more pain for borrowers
The Reserve Bank of Australia has dashed hopes of imminent interest rate cuts, leaving millions of borrowers facing continued financial strain. Here's what the RBA governor said and what it means for your wallet.
Asian markets rally as Japan and Philippines lead gains
Asian stock markets, including Japan and the Philippines, surged as investor confidence grew following positive economic signals. Analysts highlight key factors driving the rally.
RBA wary of rate cuts without inflation evidence
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock signals caution on rate cuts, demanding clearer inflation trends before easing monetary policy.
Scotland's Cleanest Town Rivals Japan's Spotless Streets
A picturesque Scottish town has earned the title of the cleanest in Scotland, rivalling even Japan's famously spotless streets. Find out what makes this place so special.
Urgent warning over super account scam targeting UK savers
UK authorities issue an urgent alert over a sophisticated scam targeting super accounts. Learn how to protect your savings from fraudsters.
US automakers exploit tariff loophole against foreign rivals
American automakers are leveraging a controversial tariff exemption from the Trump administration, putting European and Asian competitors at a significant cost disadvantage in the US market.
£100M lifeline for UK seaside towns announced
The UK government has announced a £100 million investment to rejuvenate struggling seaside towns, boosting local economies and tourism.
Jeff Bezos eyes CNBC takeover
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is reportedly considering a bid for CNBC, sparking speculation about the future of financial journalism under a Trump ally.
Adrian Portelli slams 'The Block' as 'too commercialised'
Millionaire Adrian Portelli delivers a brutal takedown of Channel Nine's 'The Block', claiming the show has lost its original charm and become overly commercialised.
State Farm's 30% rate hike sparks Illinois backlash
State Farm has ignited outrage in Illinois with an unprecedented 30% rate increase for homeowners' insurance, prompting calls for regulatory intervention.
New furniture rival takes on Pottery Barn in UK
A new furniture store is shaking up the home goods market, offering stylish alternatives to Pottery Barn's classic designs. Discover how this fresh competitor is winning over UK shoppers.
Von der Leyen: China's trade practices distort markets
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen highlights China's unfair trade practices as Donald Trump proposes aggressive tariffs on Chinese imports.
£10 Woolworths product with 10k five-star reviews sells out
Discover why shoppers are raving about this affordable, high-quality product that's selling out fast at Woolworths.
Whitby: Seaside paradise or tourist trap?
A picturesque British seaside resort divides locals and visitors as tourism booms clash with community concerns. Discover the hidden tensions in this coastal idyll.
Flight Attendant’s Hotel Safety Hack You Need to Know
Discover the clever trick flight attendants use to secure their hotel rooms, ensuring peace of mind while travelling. A must-read for frequent flyers!
Flight attendant’s top tips for economy class comfort
A seasoned flight attendant shares insider advice on how to make economy class more comfortable during long-haul flights, from seat selection to in-flight hacks.
LA Wildfires Spark Insurance Claim Surge
Record-breaking wildfires in Los Angeles have led to an unprecedented surge in insurance claims, leaving homeowners and insurers grappling with the aftermath.
Americans Fleeing US for This European City
Discover why a growing number of Americans are leaving the US behind for a quieter, more affordable life in this picturesque European city.
James Haskell's £1.5M Debt Crisis
Former rugby star James Haskell faces mounting financial troubles, with debts soaring to £1.5 million amid a legal battle over a damaged rental property and failed gym venture.
Hershey's raises prices as cocoa costs surge
Hershey's announces price hikes due to skyrocketing cocoa costs, impacting chocolate lovers worldwide. Find out how much more you'll pay for your favourite treats.
Toddler dies in tragic cruise ship fall accident
A devastating incident aboard a cruise ship has left a toddler dead after falling from a window. The heartbreaking event has shocked passengers and crew alike.
UK house prices fall for first time since 2012
UK house prices have fallen for the first time in over a decade, with experts pointing to rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainty. Here’s the latest data and what it means for the property market.
UK Pension Crisis: International Comparison
As the UK grapples with pension challenges, we examine how its system stacks up against other countries. Are British retirees getting a fair deal?
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