Air India Crash: Pilot 'Almost Certainly' Shut Engines Intentionally
Western sources claim the Air India captain intentionally turned off fuel switches before the June 2025 crash that killed 260 people. The sole survivor reveals ongoing trauma.
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Kalshi Hits $1bn Trading Volume During Super Bowl Weekend
Online prediction market Kalshi reached a record $1bn in trading volume during Super Bowl weekend, with $145m wagered on Bad Bunny's halftime performance details.
Trump's Canada Bridge Plan Sparks Windsor-Detroit Trade Fears
Former President Donald Trump's proposal to build a new bridge between Windsor, Canada, and Detroit, USA, raises trade and diplomatic tensions over border infrastructure.
Target Cuts 500 Jobs in Major Restructuring Under New CEO
Target is eliminating 500 positions as part of a restructuring plan under new CEO Michael Fiddelke, aiming to streamline operations amid declining sales and competition.
Viral Texas Cat Sylvester's Rat-Catching Skills Amaze Internet
A Texas garden centre's cat named Sylvester has become an internet sensation after a video of him catching a rat in 14 seconds garnered over 7.5 million views overnight.
FTSE 100 Falls as Starmer Faces Pressure, US Retail Disappoints
The FTSE 100 closed lower as Prime Minister Keir Starmer resisted calls to resign, while US retail sales missed expectations, impacting global markets. Coca-Cola HBC surged on strong earnings.
UK Steel Industry Has Two Months to Be Saved, Tata Warns
Tata Steel director Russell Codling warns MPs that the UK steel sector is 'teetering on the brink' and needs urgent government action to prevent collapse from cheap Chinese imports.
Royal Mint's Sustainable Diamond Jewellery for Valentine's Day
The Royal Mint's 886 jewellery label offers lab-grown diamond pieces from £495, crafted from recycled e-waste, with delivery before Valentine's Day.
Las Vegas Housing Market Cools with Falling Prices and Slower Sales
New data reveals Las Vegas home prices declining, sales dropping, and inventory rising amid broader US housing slowdown and tourism challenges in the region.
Radical Vision Needed to Save Britain's Declining High Streets
Readers argue that saving Britain's high streets requires systemic change, including business rate reform, online taxes, and transforming retail spaces into community hubs.
BP Suspends Share Buy-Backs, Piling Pressure on Incoming CEO
BP has suspended its share buy-back programme, sparking a 6% share price drop and raising questions about the strategic direction under incoming chief executive Meg O'Neill.
Ulez Accused of Making Driving a Luxury After £500M Revenue
London's Ultra Low Emission Zone has generated over £500 million since its 2023 expansion, with critics accusing Mayor Sadiq Khan of turning driving into a luxury while TfL defends air quality improvements.
Cashless Society Threatens Collectible £2 Coin Access
A letter to the Guardian highlights the challenge of acquiring special £2 coins, like the George Orwell commemorative, in an increasingly cashless world, sparking broader discussion on cash usage.
Paramount Boosts Warner Bros. Takeover Offer with Fees
Paramount enhances its hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery by adding a ticking fee and funding a Netflix breakup payout, while extending the tender deadline to March 2.
M6 Crash Shuts Three Lanes, Causes 50-Minute Delays
A serious collision on the M6's Thelwall Viaduct has blocked three northbound lanes, causing severe rush hour delays of up to 50 minutes near Lymm and Woolston.
Martin Lewis' Inheritance Tax Alert for Unmarried Couples
Money expert Martin Lewis explains the strict inheritance tax rules for unmarried couples, highlighting a key exemption only available to married or civil partners.
Student Raises Credit Score 30 Points in 10 Months with Three Steps
A 23-year-old graduate student reveals how she increased her credit score from 737 to 767 using disciplined credit card habits, offering practical advice for young adults seeking financial independence.
Marty Supreme Movie Drives Table Tennis Tourism Surge
The hit film starring Timothée Chalamet has inspired a 5,000% increase in searches for table tennis events and venues worldwide, transforming travel patterns.
Tesco Boss Warns of UK Joblessness Epidemic
Ashwin Prasad of Tesco warns the UK faces a quiet epidemic of joblessness, with millions economically inactive and benefits spending rising, urging bold government action.
American Airlines CEO Slammed by Unions Over Performance
American Airlines CEO Robert Isom faces fierce criticism from flight attendant and pilot unions who blame him for poor profits and chaotic operations, including staff sleeping on airport floors during storms.
Disney Wish Sails from UK in 2027: Onboard Review
Disney Cruise Line confirms the Disney Wish will sail from Southampton in summer 2027 with European itineraries. An onboard review reveals incredible entertainment, dining, and family-friendly features.
Bucket-List Tour of Cairo: Pyramids and Museum Highlights
Explore Cairo's ancient wonders, including the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Grand Egyptian Museum, on a culture-packed tour. Discover the city's rich history, vibrant bazaars, and culinary delights.
Disney Wish Cruise Ship Arrives in UK in 2027
Disney Cruise Line's Disney Wish, a 144,000-tonne vessel, will debut in Southampton in summer 2027, offering immersive dining, character meet-and-greets, and fireworks at sea.
Slot Machines in US Supermarkets Fuel Gambling Addiction Fears
The installation of slot machines in Kroger supermarkets across Georgia has ignited controversy, with critics warning it exacerbates gambling addictions and attracts crime while supporters argue it funds scholarships.
Shiseido Anti-Ageing Cream £20 Off for Instant Glow
Shiseido's Wrinkle Smoothing Cream, praised for reducing fine lines and improving skin texture, is currently discounted by 30%, making it an affordable luxury skincare option.
Beckham Sells Miami Penthouse Amid Family Feud Controversy
David Beckham sells Miami penthouse for $4.8 million profit while family drama with son Brooklyn escalates, involving Hermès VIP boss and wedding singer Marc Anthony.
Macron Tours Dunkirk Steel Plant for €1.3bn Green Investment
French President Emmanuel Macron toured ArcelorMittal's Dunkirk steel plant, where executives announced a €1.3 billion investment to replace coal furnaces with electric models by 2029, supporting European steel production.
Russell Hobbs VacuSteam Review: Steamer with Suction
An in-depth review of the Russell Hobbs Steam Genie VacuSteam, a handheld steamer and iron hybrid that uses suction for crease reduction on various fabrics.
Russian Oil Revenues Hit Five-Year Low Amid Sanctions
Russia's oil and gas revenues have dropped sharply to multi-year lows, driven by US and EU sanctions, Trump tariffs, and crackdowns on shadow fleets, forcing Putin to borrow and raise taxes.
Middle Seat Armrest Rule Sparks Heated Air Travel Debate
A viral TikTok video has reignited the debate over unspoken airplane etiquette, with a passenger claiming middle seat occupants deserve both armrests. While many support this courtesy, others call it cheeky.
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