Washington Post Publisher Resigns After Staff Cuts
Will Lewis abruptly resigns as Washington Post publisher days after newspaper laid off nearly one-third of staff, including over 300 journalists.
Will Lewis abruptly resigns as Washington Post publisher days after newspaper laid off nearly one-third of staff, including over 300 journalists.
A luxury travel company has revived Qantas' historic 1947 Sydney-London 'kangaroo route' with $50,000 tickets, while budget alternatives offer the journey for under $10,000.
Great British Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood remains in flight training for his £400,000 helicopter after nearly two years, following complaints from Kent neighbours about garden landings.
A lorry driver from Slough is suing Specsavers for over £200,000, claiming a failed eye test led to depression and job loss, with his licence later reinstated.
Liam Byrne calls for transparent UK trade deals, echoing Robin Cook's ethical stance, as China's influence grows post-Brexit.
Anthropic launches ads mocking OpenAI's plans for targeted advertising in ChatGPT, sparking a public feud between AI rivals over chatbot monetisation strategies.
Residents in Monterey Park, California, successfully campaigned against a proposed datacentre, securing a moratorium and potential permanent ban through grassroots organising.
As Emerald Fennell's new Wuthering Heights adaptation starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi hits cinemas, Yorkshire residents remain calm despite expected visitor surges to Brontë country filming locations.
The public spat between OpenAI and Anthropic over advertising in AI chatbots reveals deeper tensions about how to fund expensive generative AI platforms while maintaining user trust.
NatWest Group is reportedly on the verge of finalising a significant acquisition of wealth manager Evelyn Partners, marking a major strategic expansion in the UK's financial services sector.
Elon Musk's SpaceX acquires his AI startup xAI, creating a $1.25tn business aiming to move AI datacentres into space using solar-powered satellite networks.
Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz are reportedly planning to adopt a child as their estrangement from David and Victoria Beckham continues, potentially deepening the family rift.
Asiara Holidays, a UK-based travel company specialising in Asian destinations, has ceased trading, cancelling all flights and tours and leaving customers seeking refunds through ATOL protection.
Malawian businesses have closed in protest against new tax changes and an electronic invoicing system, citing high costs and operational disruptions.
British electric vehicle charging companies are seeking buyers due to rising costs and intense competition, with mergers expected to reduce operators from over 100 to five or six major players.
Next has reduced a popular burgundy rain jacket by £43, now £22. Shoppers praise its stylish design and waterproof quality, though some note fit issues.
Dunelm's Remi Rechargeable Table Lamp, priced at £30, offers a stylish and practical solution for rooms with few plug sockets. Available in four colours, it runs for five hours on a three-hour charge.
A man shares his humiliating experience of being abandoned by his date at a restaurant, and how a compassionate waiter's unexpected kindness restored his dignity and hope.
Dunelm's £22 chalkboard slow cooker offers a quirky, practical solution for small families. With a 3-litre capacity and perfect reviews, it's a budget-friendly kitchen essential.
The OWAAE Electric Heater, reduced to £16.99 on Amazon, offers portable warmth at 33p per hour with safety features and fireplace design.
NatWest Group is in advanced talks to acquire Evelyn Partners for £2.5-3bn, marking its largest corporate deal since the 2008 bailout and strengthening its wealth management division.
The Financial Ombudsman Service has mandated Monzo, NatWest, and HSBC to reimburse customers who fell victim to scams, highlighting a crackdown on bank fraud handling.
Waymo's autonomous taxi service successfully managed operations in San Francisco during the high-demand Super Bowl weekend, showcasing the potential of driverless technology in major events.
NatWest Group is finalising a £2.5bn takeover of Evelyn Partners, marking its largest corporate acquisition since the 2008 bailout, as it strengthens its wealth management division.
Advocacy groups are urging the UK government to implement robust legal safeguards against the proliferation of AI-generated explicit imagery, citing rising concerns over digital abuse and privacy violations.
Cheerio Juice Bar in Kilburn was completely destroyed by an overnight fire, leaving the family owners devastated and staff without income as they await insurance assessment.
A visit to Hong Kong's Bar Leone, crowned number one on the World's 50 Best Bars list, reveals underwhelming service, long waits, and an early closing time that detract from excellent cocktails.
Lorraine Boreham explains why she left her 18th-century Norfolk cottage for a modern three-bedroom newbuild in Haverhill, Suffolk, saving on maintenance and gaining efficiency.
Brian Hughes, believed to be Britain's oldest practicing solicitor at 90, survived three cardiac arrests in one night after a brain haemorrhage. The Essex lawyer continues winning cases decades after being given a '1 in 10,000 chance of survival'.
Average lifetime pet insurance premiums in the UK have decreased by 1.6% year-on-year, with median quotes at £247 for dogs and £180 for cats annually, driven by competitive market forces.