Travel expert Simon Calder has branded a viral holiday-booking tip—using incognito mode to get cheaper flights—as an 'urban myth' and 'nonsense,' explaining that price changes are due to others booking seats.
Deliveroo extends delivery hours for major brands like Nando's and supermarkets for England World Cup fixtures. Full list of extended hours and match-day food trends revealed.
ITV announces additional £15m cost cuts after 44% drop in half-year profits, citing tough advertising market and cost efficiencies.
A Mumsnet user voices concern that a potential Andy Burnham land value tax would disproportionately hit South East homeowners, sparking debate on property tax reform.
Channel 4 drama exposes water privatisation failures, sparking debate on sewage pollution and regulation.
FTSE 100 rises as Rolls-Royce and Ocado lead gains; house price growth weakens; Big Yellow drops after takeover talks end.
Ray Dalio warns US debt crisis could lead to 'civil war' due to rising debt, wealth gaps, and political polarisation.
Gold hits record high above $2,140 amid Middle East tensions and US rate cut expectations, with analysts split on future direction.
The FTSE 100 closed up 0.3% at 10,679.03, while the DAX 40 hit an all-time high of 25,826.78, as weak US jobs data reduced expectations of rate hikes, boosting growth stocks.
Global markets rally after Trump postpones Iran strikes; oil falls 10%, European stocks rebound, FTSE 100 closes slightly lower.
Money is leaving Hong Kong as China tightens control, threatening its status as a financial hub, with US$5bn exiting last year.
Oil prices fall back and markets recover after Iran announces end of military operations against Israel, while UK stocks close slightly higher.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, a $250m epic adaptation of Homer's poem, is expected to dominate the summer box office with $80m-$100m opening weekend, starring Matt Damon and Zendaya.
The FTSE 100 reached its highest level since March, climbing to 10,701 points, driven by US-Iran peace hopes, weaker US jobs data, and a rotation into old economy stocks.
Trump Media lost $406m in Q1 2026, mainly from bitcoin investments, while revenue was just $870k.
Asian shares mostly rose after Nvidia's strong earnings eased AI concerns; Nikkei crossed 59,000; Kospi surged 2.3%.
European and US stock markets rebounded on Thursday after a sharp sell-off, boosted by ECB comments and a recovery in oil prices.
Tam McManus says Hibs will demand at least £5m for Miguel Chaiwa, pricing Celtic out, as they learned from selling John McGinn cheaply to Aston Villa.
The Ninja Blast Portable Blender is reduced to £39 from £49.99 on Amazon, blending smoothies in 30 seconds with a 4.4-star rating from over 4,300 reviews.
Wegovy weight loss tablets are now available at Superdrug Online Doctor from £79. Eligibility requires a BMI of 30 or above, or 27-30 with a weight-related condition. The service will expand to pharmacies and clinics.
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Marcus Rashford is set to return to Manchester United after a loan at Barcelona. Harry Maguire backs his return, but Paul Scholes urged the club to 'banish' him.
The Met Office warns temperatures could hit 30°C early next week. The NHS and British Heart Foundation advise stocking up on fluids and cold foods to stay safe during the heatwave.
Campaigners launch appeal against Gatwick Airport expansion plan, which would shift emergency runway 12m north and increase flights to 389,000 annually by 2030s.
A former Marks & Spencer megastore in Northampton has been demolished after sitting empty for nearly a decade, marking a major milestone in a £9.7m town centre regeneration project.
The cheapest petrol in Greater Manchester today is 140.9p per litre at Valero in Stalybridge, saving drivers up to £10 per tank compared to the most expensive station at 155.9p.
FTSE 100 falls 1.5% as oil price surge resumes amid Middle East crisis, wiping out early gains. Rentokil and Admiral rise, Reckitt falls.
Second-hand reseller Jordan Lee has stopped visiting charity shops due to rising prices, claiming items are often cheaper on resale platforms like Vinted.
Trump's bid to control the US Federal Reserve could force the RBA to cut rates, with risks of higher inflation and a weaker US dollar, economists warn.
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