China Weaponises Rare Earth Exports in US Trade War
Exclusive analysis reveals China's strategic move to restrict rare earth exports to the US, threatening American tech and defence industries amid escalating trade tensions.
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Ratcliffe: Net Zero threatens 10 million UK jobs
Manchester United owner and billionaire industrialist Sir Jim Ratcliffe delivers explosive critique of Britain's green agenda, warning of mass unemployment and economic devastation.
Worker sacked for Irish accent wins discrimination case
A Dublin-born warehouse worker has secured a substantial compensation package after being dismissed just hours into his new role because his Irish accent was 'too difficult to understand' by management.
Lloyds warns of bigger car finance scandal hit
Lloyds Banking Group reveals mounting financial pressure from the car finance mis-selling scandal, with provisions now expected to significantly exceed initial estimates as regulatory scrutiny intensifies.
London's £1,200 Monthly Parking Shock
Exclusive investigation reveals how Westminster's car park charges have hit record highs, with some Londoners paying more for parking than accommodation.
Tortilla launches revolutionary plant-based steak UK-wide
Britain's favourite burrito chain Tortilla launches revolutionary plant-based steak nationwide, offering meat-free diners authentic Mexican flavours in all UK locations.
Prime Day: Premium Coffee Machine 30% Off
Discover how Amazon's Prime sale is making luxury home coffee more affordable than ever with a stunning 30% discount on premium coffee machines that rival café-quality brews.
US shutdown threatens airport chaos for UK travellers
British travellers heading to America could face unprecedented airport queues and major disruptions as a potential US government shutdown threatens to cripple border security operations.
Nikko Implements Tourist Tax to Fight Overtourism
The UNESCO World Heritage site of Nikko introduces mandatory visitor fee to preserve cultural treasures and manage overwhelming crowds as tourism rebounds post-pandemic.
Emma Hybrid Pro Mattress Review: Ultimate Sleep Solution?
Discover why the Emma Hybrid Pro mattress is creating waves across Britain. Our in-depth review examines whether this premium bed delivers on its promise of perfect sleep.
Japanese firms profit from Aussie gas as local manufacturers struggle
Australian Industry Minister Ed Husic exposes how Japanese companies are buying cheap Australian gas only to resell it at massive markups, creating an energy crisis for domestic manufacturers.
Russia's Winter Energy Blitz Cripples Ukraine's Power Grid
Major Russian strikes cripple Ukraine's power grid as European leaders convene emergency summit. France and Germany pledge air defence systems amid blackouts and civilian casualties.
Aldi's New Reduction Zones Slash Food Prices by 75%
Aldi revolutionises supermarket shopping with new reduction zones offering up to 75% off fresh products. Discover how to slash your grocery bill with these clever yellow sticker sections.
Amazon's £17 Anti-Ageing Serum Wowing Shoppers
Amazon UK shoppers are raving about this affordable vitamin C serum that's delivering dramatic anti-ageing results for just £17. Discover why this beauty bargain is causing a sensation.
AI Bubble Fears Grow as Financial Giants Issue Warnings
Global financial institutions warn of artificial intelligence stock market bubble as investors pour billions into AI companies amid growing economic concerns.
Starmer Courts Indian Business in Mumbai Trade Push
Labour leader Keir Starmer embarks on crucial trade mission to India, meeting with Prime Minister Modi and business leaders to strengthen economic ties and position Britain as a global investment destination.
London Tube Strike Causes Major Travel Chaos
Commuters face travel chaos as RMT union members stage 24-hour London Underground strike over working conditions and safety concerns, shutting down key tube lines.
Council boards up wrong house, leaves family homeless
A Kent couple returned from holiday to find their home illegally boarded up by the council in a case of mistaken identity, leaving them temporarily homeless and fighting for compensation.
Major Fire at Poundland Store in South London
Dramatic scenes in Penge as fire crews tackle intense blaze at Poundland retail store, with thick black smoke visible for miles across southeast London.
Penge Poundland fire: 60 firefighters battle major blaze
Dramatic scenes in southeast London as major fire rips through Poundland store, forcing shopping centre evacuation and road closures amid emergency response.
HSBC restructures as Hong Kong boss departs, London HQ strengthened
Exclusive: Hang Seng Bank CEO Diana Cesar exits amid HSBC's strategic pivot to London headquarters, signalling major Asian restructuring for the banking giant.
Lloyds Bank Under FCA Investigation: Shares Drop
Lloyds Banking Group faces formal FCA investigation over potential regulatory breaches, sending shares plummeting as market confidence wavers.
London's Viral Croissant Cone: Honest Review
Discover whether the revolutionary croissant cone from London's Pophams Bakery lives up to the social media hype in our honest taste test review.
M&S's Genius Le Creuset Alternative Wows Shoppers
British shoppers have discovered Marks & Spencer's stunning kitchenware collection that rivals premium brands like Le Creuset but costs significantly less. The stylish cookware is causing a stir among home cooks.
World's First Biogas Cruise Ship Launches
Norwegian cruise line Havila Voyages is revolutionising sustainable travel with its groundbreaking biogas-powered vessel, setting new environmental standards for the cruise industry while maintaining luxury coastal experiences.
Lloyds faces FCA probe over motor finance practices
The Financial Conduct Authority has launched a formal investigation into Lloyds Banking Group's motor finance lending practices, raising concerns about potential customer harm in the lucrative car finance market.
Firms pay staff extra for good behaviour in UK
British businesses are implementing controversial 'behavioural bonuses' where employees earn extra cash for workplace conduct, punctuality, and team collaboration.
Water giants investigated over potential customer overcharging
Major UK water suppliers including Southern Water and Anglian Water are under investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority for potentially overcharging customers by hundreds of millions.
Taiwan's economic defiance against Chinese pressure
Amidst growing military tensions with China, Taiwan demonstrates remarkable economic strength with projected GDP growth of 3.5%, challenging Beijing's dominance claims.
Sydney transport chaos: Airport rail fails amid storm warnings
Sydney faces major transport meltdown as airport rail link fails and extreme weather warnings threaten further disruption across New South Wales.
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