Santander to Close 44 UK Branches, 291 Jobs at Risk
Santander has revealed plans to shut 44 bank branches across the UK as part of a major network shake-up, putting 291 jobs at potential risk in communities nationwide.
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Bridgerton Filming Locations: Real-Life Stately Homes
Discover the real-life palaces, parks and stately homes across the UK that form the regal backdrop for Netflix's hit period drama Bridgerton.
Ofgem: Bleed Radiators to Save Money This Winter
Ofgem urges households to bleed radiators for efficient heating and lower bills. Experts share step-by-step guide to identify and fix cold radiators.
Bangor Jet Crash: Wing Ice Suspected in Bombardier Challenger Disaster
Aviation experts suspect ice contamination on wings caused a Bombardier Challenger 650 to crash at Bangor International Airport, killing six. Similar historical incidents highlight design vulnerabilities.
Heated Throw 42% Off on Amazon for Cold Weather
The Slumberdown Luxury Heated Throw Blanket, praised as 'invaluable' in cold weather, is now £26.50 on Amazon, down from £46. With 10 heat settings and low running costs, it offers warmth during the winter chill.
Pregnant Wife's Tribute After Dad-of-Four Dies on Building Site
A 36-year-old father-of-four and beloved football coach has died in a tragic incident at a Kent construction site, leaving behind his pregnant wife and devastated community.
Original Factory Shop Enters Administration, 137 Stores at Risk
The Original Factory Shop has fallen into administration, putting 137 stores and 1,180 jobs in jeopardy. Administrators from Interpath Advisory are assessing options to keep the discount retailer afloat.
Waymo Robotaxis Train for London's Streets Before Rollout
US self-driving firm Waymo is preparing its Jaguar robotaxis for London's quirks like zebra crossings, awaiting government approval for a UK launch later this year.
Arosa: Switzerland's Quirky Family Ski Resort
Discover Arosa, Switzerland's unsung ski village offering childlike charm with bear sanctuaries, traditional sledging, and a unique pop-up hotel with Wes Anderson aesthetics.
Bus Driver Sacked After Chasing Thief Who Stole Necklace
A London bus driver hailed as a hero by passengers has been dismissed after chasing down a thief who snatched a necklace, with a tribunal upholding the sacking decision.
Chalmers Faces Inflation Blame as Economic Agenda Shifts
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers pivots from forward-looking economic reforms to defending government spending amid rising inflation fears and potential interest rate hikes.
Harrods' £15 Japanese Strawberry Taste Test Shocks Foodie
TikTok food reviewer Laura Khosaba samples Harrods' exclusive £15 Kotoka strawberry from Japan, sparking debate about luxury fruit pricing versus exceptional flavour experience.
Mum Flees Haunted Essex Home After £144k Dream Purchase
An Essex mother who bought her dream 16th-century home for £144,000 describes living in constant terror after encountering paranormal activity linked to its history as a witch prison.
Vietnam-EU Elevate Ties to Top Diplomatic Level
Vietnam and the European Union have upgraded their relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership, the highest diplomatic level for Vietnam, as both navigate global trade disruptions driven by US tariff pressures.
M4 Bristol Lorry Fire Closes Motorway in Rush Hour
A major lorry fire has forced the closure of the M4 westbound between junctions 18 and 19 near Bristol, causing significant rush hour disruption with strategic closures in place.
Costco Sued Over Rotisserie Chicken Preservative Claims
Two California women have filed a class action lawsuit against Costco, alleging the retailer falsely advertises its Kirkland Signature rotisserie chicken as preservative-free while containing carrageenan and sodium phosphate.
Admin Parties: The Social Solution to Tedious Tasks
As tax deadlines approach, TikTok's 'admin parties' trend suggests tackling paperwork with friends boosts productivity. Experts explain why this social approach works.
Starmer's China Mission: Cringe Britannia or Economic Sense?
Keir Starmer's trade delegation to China reveals a UK economy struggling to offer high-tech exports, relying instead on services and resources while facing political desperation at home.
Aberdeen: A Scottish Gem with Festivals and Food
Discover Aberdeen, an unsung Scottish city offering acclaimed festivals like Spectra and Granite Noir, maritime heritage, and culinary excellence for year-round thrills.
BA Flight to Jamaica Divides Opinion Over Passenger Behaviour
Footage from a British Airways flight from London Heathrow to Jamaica showing passengers chanting and preaching has ignited fierce online debate about in-flight etiquette.
Taco Bell Launches Luxe Value Menu With Items Under $3
Taco Bell has introduced a new Luxe Value Menu featuring 10 items priced at $3 or less, including five new creations and five returning favourites, aiming to redefine fast-food affordability.
ESPA 'Miracle' Cream Leaves Skin 'Hydrated and Dewy'
Beauty enthusiasts are raving about ESPA's Overnight Hydration Therapy, calling it a 'miracle' cream that delivers visibly hydrated, dewy skin after just one use, with a limited-time free gift offer available.
ANZ Payment Outage Leaves Customers Without Wages
ANZ customers are experiencing severe financial hardship after a technical outage delayed salary payments, leaving many unable to pay rent and bills, with the bank facing backlash for inadequate communication.
Martin Lewis: Black Box Insurance Cuts Costs for Young Drivers
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis explains how telematics devices can help young drivers reduce soaring insurance premiums by promoting safer driving habits.
Morrisons Double Points Offer for More Card Shoppers
Morrisons is running a special two-week promotion where More Card holders can earn double points on purchases at Morrisons Daily stores nationwide, including the Channel Islands.
Child-Free Train Carriages Spark French Family Values Debate
SNCF's introduction of child-free spaces on Paris-Lyon TGV trains has ignited controversy in France, raising questions about children's place in society amid declining birthrates.
Olive Oil Pull Tab Hack Stuns Home Cooks
A simple olive oil bottle hack using the pull tab has gone viral on TikTok, helping home cooks achieve perfect portion control and reduce kitchen waste dramatically.
Primrose Candy Files for Bankruptcy After 98 Years
Chicago's Primrose Candy Co., maker of nostalgic Coffee Nips, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with liabilities up to $50 million, citing foreign competition, lawsuits, and soaring sugar costs.
Asian Shares Fall, Gold Jumps After Fed Holds Rates
Asian shares mostly fell as markets adopted a cautious stance after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, while gold surged over 4% and oil prices rose.
Kmart's Largest Homewares Drop Sparks Shopper Frenzy
Kmart has unleashed its largest homewares collection yet, featuring Mediterranean-inspired dining sets, viral lamps, and the tipped-to-sell-out Goldie Lounge Chair, with prices starting from just $1.75.
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