Aldi's £15 Milk Frother Returns for Barista Drinks
Aldi's Ambiano Milk Frother is back in UK stores from February 5, 2026, offering an affordable way to create Starbucks-style frothy drinks at home for just £14.99.
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ME Bank's 'Pleased' Rate Hike Email Sparks Fury
ME Bank faces backlash after sending customers a cheerful email announcing variable home loan rate increases, prompting an apology five hours later as political debate over inflation intensifies.
Save 44 Hours on Multi-Country Trips
Travel specialists at Titan Travel have identified city pairings that can save travellers nearly two days of flight time on multi-country journeys, with Sydney-Auckland topping the list.
Thessaloniki Named Top European Babymoon Destination
New research reveals the top European cities for babymoons, with Greece's Thessaloniki leading due to air quality, accommodation, and relaxed pace. Discover the full ranking.
Teens Jailed for Snapchatting £3.4m Crypto Robbery
Three teenagers who posed as delivery drivers to steal £3.4 million in cryptocurrency were caught within hours after boasting on Snapchat. The gang, from Sheffield, were sentenced to 16 years total.
Harry Styles' London Mansion Delayed by Invasive Weeds
Pop star Harry Styles faces significant building delays on his north London mega-mansion after four types of dangerous invasive weeds were discovered at the Hampstead property, requiring complex removal.
Mother Responds to Jan Leeming's Restaurant Child Criticism
Alex Edwards defends her family after former BBC presenter Jan Leeming complained about children's behaviour at The Pig restaurant in Kent, sparking heated debate.
Restaurant Time Limit Warning Sparks Customer Frustration Debate
A Melbourne radio host vents after being told his table must be vacated by 7:30pm before he could even order, igniting a fierce debate on dining time limits in Australian restaurants.
Real Luxury in Buckinghamshire Beyond Postcode Prestige
A local resident's honest guide to Buckinghamshire's towns reveals why expensive postcodes like Beaconsfield often lack soul, while places like Amersham offer genuine community luxury.
New Zealand's Remote Hiking Huts Get Major Clean-Up
New Zealand has launched a significant initiative to clean and maintain its remote hiking huts, enhancing safety and sustainability for outdoor enthusiasts on iconic trails.
Florida Home Fire After First Heating Use in 35 Years
A Miramar couple's home was severely damaged when turning on their heating system for the first time in decades caused a roof fire, part of a pattern of similar incidents across South Florida during cold weather.
Scotland Risks Economic Fallout Without Nuclear Policy Shift
A business coalition warns Scotland could miss jobs and growth by opposing nuclear energy, urging the SNP to reconsider its stance as other nations invest in new technology.
Josh D'Amaro: Disney's New CEO From Parks to Top Job
Disney names Josh D'Amaro as new CEO, replacing Bob Iger. The 54-year-old veteran brings three decades of experience, most recently as Chairman of Disney Experiences, overseeing theme parks and resorts globally.
Bunnings Sells Flat-Pack Homes From $26,100
Australia's largest hardware retailer Bunnings has partnered with Elsewhere Pods to sell prefabricated pod homes, offering affordable housing solutions as the nation's property crisis continues.
Woolworths Launches Mini Anya Hindmarch Tote Bags
Woolworths announces a new mini version of the popular Anya Hindmarch Universal Bag, priced at $15 and launching in February, amid mixed customer reactions to designer supermarket collaborations.
Economists Urge Budget Cuts to Aid RBA Inflation Fight
Treasurer Jim Chalmers faces calls to slash spending and implement productivity reforms in the May budget to assist Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock's inflation battle, following an unexpected rate hike.
Bunnings Wins Appeal to Use Facial Recognition Tech
An Australian tribunal has reversed a 2024 privacy ruling, allowing Bunnings to deploy facial recognition technology in stores to combat crime and protect staff.
Alphabet's AI Spending Drives Record Profits and Revenue
Alphabet, Google's parent company, reports a $34.5bn profit and 48% cloud revenue surge, with plans to double AI infrastructure spending to $185bn in 2026.
Minute Maid Discontinues Frozen Juice After 80 Years
Minute Maid's parent company Coca-Cola is halting sales of frozen juice concentrates in the US and Canada, ending an 80-year tradition as consumer preferences move toward fresh alternatives.
UK Job Downturn Worst Since 2009 as Robots and Taxes Bite
Private sector employment falls for fourth month as PMI data reveals automation and Labour's tax policies squeeze firms. Unemployment predicted to hit highest level since 2015.
Jon Richardson's Pub Rescue: Government Grant Sparks Debate
Comedian Jon Richardson leads a volunteer effort to revive The Plough at Fadmoor with a £297,000 government grant, sparking criticism of Labour's contradictory pub policies.
Nike Investigated for Alleged Discrimination Against White Employees
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating Nike for allegedly discriminating against white people through its diversity policies, marking a significant federal challenge to corporate DEI initiatives.
Valentine's Gifts from Around the World
Discover nine unique Valentine's Day gift ideas from countries like the UK, Chile, and Mongolia, offering romantic alternatives beyond traditional American options.
Google AI Drives Record Profits Amid Digital Ad Surge
Alphabet's quarterly results reveal Google's internet empire is thriving in the AI era, with digital ad growth exceeding 10% and AI division sales soaring over 30%.
Bus Driver Sacked After Stopping Thief Spent Six Days in ICU
Mark Hehir, 62, spent six days in intensive care after contracting a bacterial infection from punching a thief who snatched a passenger's necklace. He was later dismissed by Metroline.
Nike Probed for Alleged Discrimination Against White Employees
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission investigates Nike for claims of racial discrimination targeting white workers, with potential legal and reputational impacts.
Cape Cod Chips Factory Closes in Hometown After 44 Years
Campbell's Company announces closure of iconic Cape Cod potato chips factory in Hyannis, Massachusetts, moving production to three other US states and ending local manufacturing.
Tesla Charger Caused $4m Fire at Ex-NFL Star's Home
New court filings confirm a defective Tesla charging cable sparked a devastating fire causing over $4 million damage to former Green Bay Packers receiver Randall Cobb's Nashville mansion in 2024.
Hidden Shower Danger: £84 Fix for Water Quality
Research reveals microplastics in shower water can be absorbed through skin. The Water2 Filtered Showerhead offers a £84 solution to remove up to 90% of contaminants.
Uninhabited Delos: My Favourite Greek Island Cruise Stop
Discover why the uninhabited UNESCO World Heritage site of Delos, with its ancient ruins and serene atmosphere, became the standout highlight of an eight-island Greek cruise adventure.
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