A new study reveals Luxembourg as the most affordable country for young British expats, with living costs at just 15.5% of average wages. The US, Belgium, Australia, and Canada round out the top five.
Investors are increasingly seeking ethical ISAs to align finances with personal values, though returns may be lower. Experts advise careful research on fees and ESG criteria.
Valve postpones Steam Machine release to 2026, citing doubled RAM prices from AI datacentre demand. Specs, pricing, and design details revealed for the compact gaming PC.
The cherished Woburn Sands Garden Centre in Milton Keynes will shut down this year, citing unsustainable financial losses, rising costs, and challenging trading conditions.
Asda has been fined £500,000 for selling expired food in a Barnsley store, prompting the introduction of new date-checking systems across all UK locations to ensure compliance.
A shopper's detailed price comparison between Marks & Spencer and Aldi reveals surprising results, with one everyday item costing more at M&S despite the overall basket being cheaper at Aldi.
Stacey Solomon reveals her secret weapon for tackling tough stains on white rugs and carpets. The Shark StainForce Cordless Spot Cleaner has fans desperate to shop after impressive demonstrations.
A comprehensive review of MySweetSmile's teeth whitening powder reveals fast results without sensitivity. The dentist-approved formula offers a gentle alternative to harsh treatments.
Shoppers are praising Dunelm's £16 clothes steamer for being 'easier and faster' than ironing, with many claiming it removes wrinkles in under 60 seconds. The device is currently discounted by 20%.
Food safety experts issue urgent alert as survey finds Salmonella, Campylobacter, and E.coli in over a third of raw pet food, posing risks to both animals and owners.
Martin Lewis has highlighted a crucial FSCS rule that protects up to £1.4 million for six months after major life events like property sales, offering vital advice for UK savers.
Time Out unveils the definitive ranking of the world's best pizzas for 2026, with a New York pizzeria claiming the top spot. Two UK restaurants also feature prominently in the prestigious global list of 18 pizzerias.
Nationwide Building Society becomes the first UK lender to allow borrowers to sign mortgage deeds electronically using Qualified Electronic Signatures, eliminating the need for physical signatures and witnesses.
Travel giant Tui announced its strongest first quarter ever, with earnings soaring due to robust cruise bookings and winter holiday demand, maintaining revenue growth guidance.
The Manhattan Aero 4K set-top box, offering free access to over 60 live channels via Freely, has sold out at Currys. UK consumers are embracing this affordable streaming alternative.
Co-op has urgently recalled its Irresistible Triple Cook Thick Cut Chunky Chips after a packaging mix-up introduced undeclared milk, posing a health risk to those with allergies.
BYD reveals the updated Atto 3 Evo, an electric SUV with a 317-mile range, faster charging, and enhanced practicality, set for spring deliveries in the UK.
A vegan passenger was horrified to receive a sandwich with mouldy vegetables on a Virgin Atlantic flight from Cancun to London. The airline has apologised and offered compensation.
Fourteen major UK businesses, including iconic high street brands like LK Bennett and Quiz Clothing, have entered administration in the past week, putting hundreds of jobs at risk amid ongoing economic challenges.
TalkTalk undercuts BT and Sky by offering Full Fibre 150 broadband at £24 monthly with an 18-month contract, though bills will rise by £4 each April. The provider also delivers faster speeds and receives positive customer reviews.
Money expert Martin Lewis advises using dehumidifiers instead of tumble dryers to reduce laundry costs, with models running as low as 3p per hour. Discover top-rated energy-efficient picks.
British holidaymakers heading to Italy for Valentine's breaks face disruption as pilots and cabin crew from ITA Airways and Vueling stage a 24-hour nationwide strike on February 16, coinciding with the Winter Olympics.
Co-op has urgently recalled its Irresistible Triple Cook Thick Cut Chunky Chips from a Valentine's meal deal due to undeclared milk, posing a serious allergy risk to consumers.
Dunelm's Constellation Cabin Holdall, priced at just £12, complies with both Ryanair and easyJet cabin baggage requirements. The lightweight polyester bag features multiple pockets and is designed for short breaks.
Filmmaker Michael Bay sues Cadillac F1 for $1.5 million, alleging unauthorised use of his creative ideas in a Super Bowl commercial, with the team confident of resolution.
The footwear retailer Schuh has permanently shut its store at The Broadway Shopping Centre in Bradford after 10 years, as part of a strategy to focus on high-performing locations and improve customer experience.
Barclays CEO CS Venkatakrishnan expresses dismay over Epstein revelations as the bank reports a near 13% profit increase to £9.1bn in 2025, while facing legal fallout from ex-boss Jes Staley's ties.
The Office for Product Safety Standards has issued an urgent recall for a children's toy due to life-threatening risks of asphyxiation and internal injuries from water beads.
The UK government is lowering the minimum age for train drivers from 20 to 18, allowing school leavers to enter a career with salaries up to £70,000, addressing a looming retirement crisis and diversity issues in the rail industry.
Barclays accelerates AI integration for efficiency after £700m cost savings, with CEO Venkatakrishnan receiving a £15m pay package and profits rising 13% to £9.1bn.