BrewDog to Close Aberdeenshire Distillery, Sparks Job Loss Fears
BrewDog to close its Aberdeenshire distillery and discontinue spirits, raising job loss concerns amid financial losses.
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UK holiday parks get £10m upgrade with new lidos
Unity Holidays invests £10m in three UK parks for summer 2026, adding lidos, cabanas, dog agility parks, and more.
Two Dead After Explosion at US Steel Plant in Pennsylvania
An explosion at a US Steel coking plant in Pennsylvania killed two workers and injured at least 10 others.
India fireworks factory explosion kills at least 25, many women
At least 25 killed, mostly women, in Tamil Nadu fireworks factory explosion; safety violations alleged; second blast injures 17.
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Emirates To Introduce Private En Suite Bathrooms In First Class
Emirates plans to become the first airline with private en suite bathrooms in first-class suites, as confirmed by President Tim Clark.
New Chinese Brand Lepas to Challenge Kia, Volvo and BMW in UK SUV Market
Chinese brand Lepas, owned by Chery Automotive, is launching three SUVs in the UK to rival Kia, Volvo and BMW models over the next 12 months.
Inter Milan in Talks for Tottenham's Romero
Inter Milan have confirmed they are in talks to sign Tottenham captain Cristian Romero, with sporting director Piero Ausilio revealing negotiations are underway.
Trump’s manufacturing ‘golden age’ fails to materialise, data shows
Trump promised a manufacturing golden age but data shows investment and factory jobs have fallen. Tariffs had mixed effect.
German carmakers' shares slump on Trump tariff fears
German carmakers' shares fall sharply on fears of steep US tariffs under Trump, adding to existing challenges from declining sales and profits.
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Andy Burnham pensions warning: Don't act on speculation
Pension savers are warned not to make major financial decisions based on speculation as Andy Burnham becomes PM, with experts urging caution amid potential policy changes.
Manston Airport could reopen by 2029 after £750m renovation
Manston Airport in Kent could reopen by 2029 after RiverOak Strategic Partners bought it for £16.5m. The site will initially handle cargo, with commercial flights expected later following a £750m renovation.
Family-Run Northumberland Engineering Firm Expands
QCD Precision has moved to larger premises in Ashington, creating two jobs and investing in new machinery, with further roles expected to follow.
Michelin Guide Names Pembrokeshire Top UK Food Destination
Pembrokeshire is the only Welsh destination in Michelin's 10 Best Food Destinations in the UK and Ireland, praised for its stunning scenery and top-quality restaurants.
M&S Opens Revamped Oxford Street Flagship with Beauty Hall
Marks & Spencer has opened its refurbished Oxford Street flagship, Pantheon, featuring a beauty hall, made-to-order suits, and expanded homeware. The retailer plans to use this layout as a blueprint for future stores.
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Bray Controls Approved for Inchinnan HQ Expansion
Bray Controls (UK) has secured planning permission from Renfrewshire Council to expand its Inchinnan headquarters, including a warehouse extension and extra parking, to meet increasing product demand.
Jaguar Land Rover aims to restart limited production after cyber-attack
Jaguar Land Rover aims to restart limited production after a cyber-attack, with Wolverhampton plant expected to resume first.
Jaguar Land Rover Sales Slump Sharply Amid US Tariffs and Cyber-Attack
Jaguar Land Rover sales fell sharply in Q4 due to US tariffs and a cyber-attack, with wholesale volumes down 43.3% and retail down 25.1%.
South Korea Car Parts Factory Fire Kills 14, Injures 59
A fire at a South Korean car parts factory in Daejeon killed 14 and injured 59. The blaze spread quickly, with workers jumping from windows. Over 200kg of reactive chemicals delayed firefighters.
Crayola Pledges Millions for UK and Ireland Expansion
Crayola announces multimillion-pound investment in UK and Ireland over three years, aiming to double business and boost creativity.
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Dutch Minister Defends Standoff with China Over Chipmaker Nexperia
Dutch minister defends standoff with China over Nexperia, warns of dependency risks to Europe.
Tennessee Plant Explosion Kills 16, Including Local Pastor
16 killed in Tennessee explosives plant blast; local pastor among victims; investigation ongoing.
Tennessee Explosion: 16 Dead, Pastor Among Victims
16 killed in Tennessee explosives plant blast; pastor among victims. Investigation underway.
Man Utd Unveils 100,000-Seat Stadium Plan at Wharfside
Manchester United and Trafford Council reveal a masterplan for a new 100,000-seat stadium at Wharfside, part of a £7.3bn regeneration creating 48,000 jobs and 15,000 homes.
Deadly South Korean Factory Fire Kills 14, Injures Nearly 60
At least 14 killed, nearly 60 injured in a fire at a car parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea. Firefighters faced delays due to chemical hazards.
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UK leads £37bn NATO push for long-range missiles
Keir Starmer unveils £37bn plan with allies to develop precision missiles striking up to 2,000km, as European NATO scrambles to fill gaps amid US disengagement and rising Russian aggression.
Fury Over Pilot Error Verdict In Fatal Isle Of Wight Crash
Helicopter operators criticise manufacturer for suggesting pilot error in Isle of Wight crash that killed three.
Nissan Warns Sunderland Plant at Risk Over EU Subsidy Rules
Nissan warns Sunderland plant at risk if UK excluded from EU 'Made in Europe' subsidy rules for electric vehicles, potentially damaging £70bn trade.
Future of British Steel Scunthorpe Remains Uncertain as Government Costs Mount
UK government spends £1.2m daily on British Steel Scunthorpe, with £359m bill rising as future remains unclear amid talks with Chinese owner Jingye.
Indie Labels Face Chaotic Future as Majors Dominate and Vinyl Struggles
Independent record labels face challenges from major label dominance, rising costs, and a struggling vinyl market, despite streaming growth.
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Ford Resets European Line-Up With Rally-Bred Cars and Vans
Ford announces seven new models, rally-inspired cars, and electric vans in a major European reset, aiming to boost sales and reinforce its brand identity.
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