Bachelorette Costs Soar to £1,300 per Person
Bachelorette party costs have risen to $1,300 per person, driven by social media trends and luxury expectations, causing financial strain and social pressure on attendees.
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Australia's Budget Deficit Shrinks Faster Than Forecast
Australia's budget deficit shrank to A$10bn, better than forecast, but debt and interest payments climb, with structural challenges ahead.
New Zealand Enters Recession as GDP Contracts Again
New Zealand's economy falls into recession as GDP contracts for second consecutive quarter, driven by aggressive interest rate hikes and adverse weather events.
Minister Proposes Universal Basic Income to Mitigate AI Job Losses
UK investment minister Lord Stockwood suggests universal basic income could soften AI job losses, as concerns grow over technology's impact on employment.
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Anthony Joshua Plans To Retire At 40 After Comeback
Eddie Hearn says Anthony Joshua likely to retire at end of 2026 after three more fights, including two against Tyson Fury.
Cuban peso hits record low in informal markets amid deepening crisis
Cuban peso hits record low of 500 to the dollar in informal markets, deepening economic crisis amid US sanctions and oil import restrictions.
Unlocking £50bn: The Case for Backing Female Entrepreneurs
Scaling women-powered businesses could unlock £54.5bn in revenue and £20.7bn for the Treasury annually, yet they receive less than 2% of venture capital.
Fury Wants Warm Up Bout Before Joshua Fight
Tyson Fury plans an August warm-up bout before his clash with Anthony Joshua, likely in October or November at Wembley.
UK to Lose 163,000 Jobs in 2026 from Iran War
UK to lose 163,000 jobs in 2026 due to Iran war, with low-income regions like South Wales and Humber hit hardest, warns Item Club report.
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Aim for 'above average', not the moon, for success, maths suggests
Mathematical model suggests aiming for 'above average' leads to better outcomes than extreme ambition, challenging 'shoot for the moon' advice.
#MeToo: How a Hashtag Became a Global Rallying Cry Against Sexual Harassment
How #MeToo became a global movement against sexual harassment, starting with Harvey Weinstein allegations and spreading via social media.
Easter 2026 Benefit Payment Dates: Full List of Early Payments
Easter 2026 benefit payment dates: DWP, HMRC, and Social Security Scotland payments due on Good Friday or Easter Monday will be paid early on Thursday, April 2.
Half of New-Build Retirement Homes Sold at a Loss, Research Shows
Half of new-build retirement homes sold at a loss, with some losing over 50% value, according to BBC research by the Elderly Accommodation Counsel.
EasyJet and Jet2 Reassure Passengers Amid Jet Fuel Crisis
EasyJet and Jet2 reassure UK travellers amid jet fuel crisis from Iran war, while IATA warns of higher fares.
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Reeves To Remove Luxury Cars From Motability Scheme
Motability scheme to drop BMW and Mercedes, aiming for 50% British-built cars by 2035 to support UK jobs and manufacturing.
UK car sales hit post-Covid high for May as Chinese EV makers gain ground
UK car sales hit post-Covid high in May, driven by Chinese EV makers like BYD and Chery, with battery EVs surging to over 27% market share.
Banning Liquor Won't Stop American College Binge Drinking, Experts Warn
American college bans on hard alcohol may backfire, as experts argue prohibition drives binge drinking underground without addressing cultural roots.
Kent Water Outages Fury As Businesses Face Collapse
Fury in Kent as South East Water outages leave thousands without water during heatwave; customers blame profit over infrastructure.
Aaron Rai's Caddie Set for £270,000 Payday After PGA Championship Win
Aaron Rai's caddie Jason Timmis to earn £270,000 after Rai's £2.7m PGA Championship win, his first major title.
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Kent Residents Queue For Water In 32c Heat
Kent residents faced water outages during a heatwave, with elderly and vulnerable people queuing for bottled water. South East Water blamed a defective pump and demand spike.
Cisco, Block, and Others Cite AI in Recent Job Cuts, Raising Worker Concerns
Cisco, Block, Dow, Pinterest, and Lufthansa cite AI in recent job cuts, raising fears about AI's impact on employment.
HMRC Issues Tax Refund Alert: Nearly One Million People Owed Money
HMRC warns nearly one million people may be owed an average of £473 in tax refunds. Check if you're owed money using the GOV.UK tool.
Albanese Hints at Fuel Excise Cut Extension
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signals possible extension of fuel excise cut to help motorists as Middle East conflict impacts oil prices, with announcement expected soon.
Cathedral Burns at Kyiv Monastery After Russian Attack
A Russian missile and drone attack damaged the Dormition Cathedral at the Unesco-listed Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, killing five in Kyiv. Zelenskyy urges G7 response.
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Global Toll of US-Israel War on Iran: Lives, Economy
The US-Israel war on Iran has killed thousands, disrupted global economy with soaring oil prices, stunted growth, and caused widespread uncertainty affecting millions worldwide.
Man Utd Set to Complete £35m Ederson Deal as Carrick Plans Midfield Overhaul
Man Utd set to sign Ederson for £35m as Carrick plans midfield revamp; Casemiro among departures.
FTSE 100 Surges 1.8% Amid Middle East Turmoil and Falling Oil Prices
FTSE 100 jumps 1.8% as oil falls on hopes of Middle East peace, but UK consumer confidence drops and manufacturing costs surge.
Rupert Everett says he 'almost crippled himself' chasing perfect body
Rupert Everett says he 'almost crippled himself' chasing a perfect body in the 1990s by lifting weights without stretching, and now suffers musculoskeletal issues.
William Hill Owner to Close 270 Shops Amid Takeover Talks
William Hill owner Evoke to close 270 UK shops amid £225m takeover talks and rising taxes, with hundreds of job losses expected.
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Southern Co-Op Faces Administration, 300 Stores at Risk
Southern Co-Op warns of potential administration, putting 300 stores at risk, including 13 in Bristol, unless a merger with the national Co-Op Group proceeds.
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