Free bus travel proposed for under-22s in England
Young people in England could soon enjoy free bus travel under a new government scheme aimed at boosting public transport use and easing financial pressures on families.
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UK driving test adds CPR and defibrillator training
New updates to the UK driving theory test now include essential CPR and defibrillator training, aiming to equip drivers with life-saving skills.
CBA warns rate cuts won’t ease financial pain
CBA reveals why anticipated interest rate cuts may not bring the relief struggling families hope for, as living costs continue to soar.
Face scans to revolutionise UK airport security
UK airports are set to introduce facial recognition technology to speed up security checks, reducing wait times and enhancing passenger experience. Find out how this innovation will transform your travel.
Trump attacks California's new gun-related banking law
Former US President Donald Trump has criticised California's new banking law, calling it a politically motivated attack on conservatives. The law requires banks to disclose gun-related transactions.
Trump family's crypto billions spark ethics debate
The Trump family has reportedly earned billions from cryptocurrency investments, particularly meme coins, raising ethical and political concerns.
US power demand hits record high, grid under strain
Soaring electricity usage in the US has pushed power demand to unprecedented levels, raising concerns over grid stability and household bills. Experts warn of potential price hikes and strain on infrastructure.
Texas train derailment causes chaos and environmental fears
A freight train derailment in Palo Pinto, Texas, has sparked fears of environmental damage and disrupted local transport. Authorities are investigating the cause.
UK driving test adds CPR requirement for learners
The UK government has introduced CPR training as part of the updated driving theory test, aiming to equip learner drivers with life-saving skills. Find out what this means for new drivers.
E-scooter accident claims young woman's life in Pennsylvania
A 20-year-old woman has died following a horrific e-scooter collision in Pennsylvania, sparking renewed safety concerns over electric mobility devices.
ExxonMobil strikes major Caribbean gas deal
ExxonMobil secures a pivotal agreement to develop gas fields off Trinidad and Tobago, bolstering energy security in the Caribbean while navigating regional tensions with Venezuela.
4M on benefits without work requirements sparks debate
Andrew Griffith questions the fairness of taxpayers subsidising millions on benefits without job-seeking requirements. Is the system broken?
Driver survives 200ft plunge off Pacific Coast Highway
A motorist miraculously survived after their vehicle careened off the iconic Pacific Coast Highway, tumbling down a 200-foot cliff in a heart-stopping accident.
Do Kwon guilty in $40bn crypto fraud case
Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon convicted of fraud in a high-profile trial, sending shockwaves through the cryptocurrency industry.
Lineman loses both arms in electrical accident
A Texas lineman suffered life-changing injuries after a devastating electrical accident left him without both arms. Read his incredible story of survival and resilience.
Cinnabon's 50% Off Anniversary Deal – Don't Miss Out!
Celebrate Cinnabon's anniversary with a mouth-watering 50% discount on their iconic cinnamon rolls for one day only. Don't miss out!
Blue Apron relaunches meal kit service in UK
Blue Apron relaunches its meal kit service with fresh recipes and flexible plans, aiming to win back customers in the UK's competitive food delivery market.
Trump tariffs backfire, costing US consumers billions
New analysis reveals that Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports have led to higher prices for American consumers, contradicting his claims of economic benefit.
UK unemployment crisis: Causes and consequences
The UK job market faces mounting challenges as unemployment rises. Explore the causes, economic fallout, and political responses shaping the future of work.
Australia debates four-day work week proposal
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) is pushing for a four-day work week, sparking debate on work-life balance and productivity. Could this become the new norm?
California homes sinking due to geological changes
New research reveals alarming geological shifts causing California homes to sink—experts warn of long-term risks and property damage.
Cinnabon’s Anniversary Sale: Discounted Cinnamon Rolls!
Cinnabon marks a special milestone with mouth-watering discounts on their iconic cinnamon rolls. Don’t miss out on these limited-time offers!
£110k Swiss speeding fine leaves driver reeling
A driver in Switzerland has been slapped with a staggering £110,000 fine for speeding on a residential street. The eye-watering penalty has sparked debate over whether the offender can realistically pay up.
Kodak warns it may close due to crushing debt
Eastman Kodak, the once-dominant photography giant, faces possible shutdown as it struggles with overwhelming debt. Could this be the end of an era?
Trump may tap Goldman Sachs CEO for economic role
Former US President Donald Trump is reportedly eyeing Goldman Sachs chief David Solomon for a pivotal economic position in his potential administration, sparking speculation on Wall Street.
McDonald's sauce charge angers UK customers
Fast-food giant McDonald's has angered customers by introducing a new rule charging for extra sauces, sparking backlash over 'cost-cutting' measures.
Vaping dispute on American Airlines flight sparks row
A heated dispute erupted on an American Airlines flight after a passenger accused another of vaping onboard, leading to accusations of victimisation and a tense standoff with cabin crew.
Vegas' Oldest Hotel Removes Classic Table Games
The iconic Golden Gate Hotel in Las Vegas is removing its historic table games, marking the end of a 117-year tradition. Discover the story behind this nostalgic shift.
BA stewardess wins discrimination claim over fear of flying
A former British Airways cabin crew member, dismissed for her fear of flying, has won a discrimination claim against the airline. The tribunal ruled in her favour, marking a significant victory for employees with anxiety-related conditions.
Starbucks bans personal devices in South Korea
Starbucks Korea has prohibited customers from using printers and external devices in its cafes due to cybersecurity risks, sparking debate over convenience versus safety.
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