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.
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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?
Australia lifts US beef ban over biosecurity improvements
The Australian government has ended its long-standing ban on US beef imports, stating that new safety protocols effectively mitigate biosecurity risks.
UK reduces electric car grants by £500
The UK government has quietly reduced discounts for electric vehicles, leaving potential buyers with less financial support. Here's how the changes could impact your next car purchase.
Uber introduces new safety features for women in UK
Uber has announced a series of new safety measures aimed at protecting women passengers, including real-time trip tracking and enhanced driver verification.
UK-India trade deal defies sceptics
The UK and India have finalised a groundbreaking trade agreement, overcoming years of scepticism and political hurdles to strengthen economic ties.
Starmer seals major UK-India trade deal
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer signs a landmark trade agreement with India, promising economic growth and stronger ties post-Brexit.
Tourist assaulted at Disney World Spain by teenager
A Colombian tourist was violently assaulted by a teenager at Disney World in Spain, sparking outrage and raising safety concerns for visitors.
Fake Paris café scams tourists with €10 extra charge
A café in Paris posing as an 'American' establishment has been exposed for charging tourists an extra €10 for drinks. Locals warn visitors to stay vigilant against such scams.
YouTube CEO joins Nasdaq board
YouTube's CEO, Neal Mohan, has been appointed to the board of Nasdaq, marking a significant crossover between Silicon Valley and Wall Street. This move highlights the growing influence of tech leaders in global financial markets.
Uber lets women choose female drivers for safety
Uber has rolled out a new update enabling female passengers to request women drivers, enhancing safety and comfort for women riders.
Trump claims Paramount-Skydance merger favours DEI over merit
Former President Donald Trump claims Paramount and Skydance Media favoured diversity initiatives over merit in their merger, sparking fresh debate on corporate DEI policies.
Elon Musk's Wall Street visit sparks Tesla speculation
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has made a surprising appearance in New York, sparking speculation about the electric car giant's next big move on Wall Street. What does this mean for investors and the future of sustainable transport?
FedEx plane's landing gear collapses at Washington airport
A FedEx cargo plane's front landing gear collapsed upon landing at Washington Dulles International Airport, forcing an emergency response. No injuries were reported.
Rare Lake Windermere plot for sale
A coveted plot of land near Lake Windermere, one of the UK's most scenic beauty spots, is up for sale, offering a rare chance to own a piece of paradise.
Tesla Q2 Earnings Fall Short as Sales Decline
Tesla's second-quarter earnings disappoint as sales drop and costs rise, putting pressure on CEO Elon Musk to reassure investors about the company's future.
Google Q2 Earnings: AI & Cloud in Spotlight
As Google prepares to announce its second-quarter earnings, analysts predict strong growth in AI and cloud services. Here’s what to expect from the tech giant’s financial report.
Dollar Tree’s fan-favourite item: The secret behind its price
Discover why shoppers are raving about this budget-friendly gem at Dollar Tree and how it’s changing the game for savvy consumers.
UK housing market warning as key indicator hits 30-year low
A critical signal in the UK housing market has plunged to its lowest level in three decades, sparking fears of an impending market crash. Experts warn of turbulent times ahead for homeowners and buyers alike.
Lindt criticised for cocoa sourcing in West Africa
Swiss chocolate giant Lindt under scrutiny for sourcing cocoa from West Africa, where child labour and deforestation are rampant. Nestlé also implicated.
Libor scandal: Scapegoating City traders?
As City traders face scrutiny over the Libor scandal, questions arise about whether they're being unfairly targeted while bigger fish swim free.
MS advert banned over 'unhealthily thin' model
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned an MS fashion advert for promoting an 'unhealthily thin' body image, sparking debate on industry responsibility.
Energy communities face being left behind in green transition
Experts warn that rural and less affluent areas risk being excluded from green energy benefits unless funding is distributed more fairly across the UK.
Unions push for green jobs in net zero drive
Trade unions in the UK are calling for a surge in green jobs to support the nation's net zero goals, ensuring workers aren't left behind in the energy transition.
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