Traditional British puddings at risk of extinction
Classic British desserts like spotted dick and jam roly-poly are disappearing from menus, warns English Heritage. Discover why these iconic puddings are vanishing and what's being done to save them.
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Brit denied treatment at 3 Spanish hospitals
A British holidaymaker shares her shocking experience of being refused medical care at multiple Spanish hospitals, allegedly due to her nationality.
Tesco's 'FFS' Christmas Ad Causes Uproar
Tesco's latest Christmas campaign featuring the acronym 'FFS' has left shoppers divided. Discover why this festive ad is causing such a stir.
Dutch Reach: The life-saving trick for UK drivers
Experts warn drivers to adopt the 'Dutch Reach' method to prevent dangerous 'dooring' accidents, as new data reveals shocking cyclist injury rates in the UK.
Medik8 cream users report 'iron-like' skin transformation
Shoppers rave about Medik8's cult-favourite Hydr8 B5 cream, claiming it leaves skin 'smooth as iron' – but does it live up to the buzz? We investigate the viral skincare sensation.
Summer Car Accessories: Full List for 2024
Discover the ultimate summer car accessories to keep your vehicle cool, safe, and stylish this season. From sun shades to portable fridges, we’ve got you covered!
HMRC to issue record number of tax refunds
Millions of Brits could receive surprise tax rebates as HMRC prepares to process a record number of refunds. Find out if you're owed money.
Hidden UK Beach Feels Like a Private Island
Tucked away in the UK, this secret beach offers a slice of paradise with golden sands and crystal-clear waters—perfect for a secluded getaway.
Trump threatens UK with new tariffs on US-bound exports
Former US President Donald Trump has proposed imposing tariffs on UK exports if re-elected, sparking concerns among British businesses and policymakers.
Russell Davies' 'Tip-Toe Cucumber' – A Culinary Marvel
Discover the fascinating story behind Russell Davies' 'tip-toe cucumber' and how this unusual culinary technique is capturing attention.
ASOS CEO Chris Davies resigns amid strategic shake-up
Chris Davies steps down as ASOS CEO following a challenging period for the online fashion giant. The company announces interim leadership and a renewed focus on profitability.
3 Small Changes to Save Money Weekly
Discover three effortless changes to your weekly routine that can help you save money effortlessly, from smart shopping to cutting unnecessary expenses.
Reeves grilled over Labour's £20bn spending gap
Labour's new Chancellor Rachel Reeves faced tough questions on BBC Radio 4's Today programme about a potential £20bn shortfall in the party's spending commitments, as host Nick Robinson pressed for clarity on funding sources.
Spain’s strict new rules for UK tourists
The UK Foreign Office has issued a warning for travellers heading to Spain due to new strict regulations. Here’s everything you need to know before you go.
Wetherspoons customers walk through wall after door vanishes
Baffled drinkers at a Wetherspoons in Sheffield were left stunned when the pub's front door disappeared overnight, forcing punters to walk through a hole in the wall.
US warns over Chinese Thames Water takeover
Senior US politicians warn that Labour's potential sale of Thames Water to a Chinese state-linked company could pose a serious national security threat to the UK.
UK's 5 Worst Seaside Towns Revealed
From crumbling piers to dirty beaches, these UK seaside towns have been named the worst for visitors. Find out if your favourite holiday spot made the cut.
Inside the world's most beautiful McDonald's
A travel journalist shares their surprising experience at the world's most stunning McDonald's, nestled in a historic European city.
Yankee Candle Advent Calendars 2025: Festive Scents Await
Discover the most luxurious and festive Yankee Candle advent calendars for 2025, offering a daily dose of holiday cheer with premium scents.
UK energy firms profit from Europe's gas crisis
British energy firms Centrica and National Grid are poised to benefit from soaring gas prices in Europe, with analysts predicting significant profits amid the ongoing energy crisis.
George Clarke's stunning Essex home transformation
Architect George Clarke works his magic on a modest Essex home, creating a stunning transformation that pits kitchen against garden in a battle for space and style.
UK auto sector warns government over Nissan investment risks
The UK's automotive sector urges immediate government action to secure investment and prevent major manufacturers like Nissan from leaving Britain.
Amsterdam targets Instagram tourism with new rules
Amsterdam introduces strict measures to curb disruptive tourism, targeting Instagram-famous locations with new regulations.
American tourist raves about UK seaside town
An American tourist has heaped praise on a picturesque British seaside town, calling it 'incredible' and a must-visit destination for travellers.
Professor Green launches £1M youth entrepreneur fund
Rapper Professor Green partners with The Prince's Trust to launch a £1 million fund supporting young entrepreneurs amid rising living costs.
Victorian town fights to save Britain's high streets
As UK high streets face decline, one historic town is turning back the clock with Victorian-inspired regeneration. Discover the innovative strategy that could breathe new life into Britain's struggling shopping districts.
£4k Turkish holiday nightmare: Child slept on floor
A furious family slams their £4,000 Turkish holiday after their child was forced to sleep on the floor due to a 'disgusting' bed. Read their shocking ordeal.
New travel rules for UK tourists in Europe
Popular holiday destinations in Europe have introduced fresh entry requirements for British travellers. Here's what you need to know before booking your summer getaway.
Killarney's 'Crazy Cat Lady' faces eviction over 30 cats
A Killarney woman, dubbed the 'Crazy Cat Lady,' is at risk of losing her home after housing officials discovered she was keeping over 30 cats in her small apartment. Neighbours complain of noise and odour, sparking a local debate on animal welfare and hou
DWP may pay £74,980 in backdated benefits
Thousands may be owed substantial backdated payments from the DWP due to historical errors in disability benefit assessments. Find out if you qualify.
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