Five dead in Kilimanjaro helicopter crash
A helicopter on a rescue mission has crashed on Mount Kilimanjaro, killing all five people on board. The incident occurred on a popular climbing route at high altitude.
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London restaurant owner faces racist abuse after opening
A London restaurant owner was subjected to shocking racist abuse just five days after opening her Walthamstow smokehouse. Police have arrested a woman in her 40s.
$1.8bn Powerball Won in Arkansas Before Christmas
A single ticket sold in Arkansas has won a colossal $1.8bn Powerball jackpot, the second-largest in US history. The winner faces a choice of a lump sum or annual payments.
New Towns Plan Lacks Ambition, Say Post-War Planners
Architects of Milton Keynes warn the government's plan for 12 new towns lacks the scale and social housing focus of past projects. Read their exclusive critique.
Inside Emirates' £3.7bn A380 Cabin Upgrade
Exclusive review of Emirates' new Premium Economy and Business Class cabins, part of a $5bn fleet retrofit. Discover the luxury details, service, and where to fly from the UK.
Amazon's £11.52 Battery Pack Saves Christmas Morning
Forgot batteries for the kids' new toys? Amazon Basics offers a value pack of 48 AA & AAA batteries for £11.52. Get it with Prime next-day delivery and save Christmas Day.
UK Travel Firm Ickenham Travel Group Goes Bust After 55 Years
The Ickenham Travel Group has ceased trading after more than five decades. Find out the latest advice from the CAA for affected holidaymakers and their ATOL protection rights.
UK's Ickenham Travel Group goes bust after 55 years
The Ickenham Travel Group has ceased trading after 55 years. Learn about ATOL protection, refund options, and crucial steps for affected customers.
25 Discontinued Chocolate Bars UK Shoppers Miss
From Cadbury Time Out to Mars Delight, we explore the beloved chocolate bars that have vanished from UK shelves, sparking waves of nostalgia. Do you remember them?
Couple clash over extreme water saving measures
Peter and Winnie are at odds over his strict water-saving rules, from timed showers to reusing egg water. Is he being eco-conscious or controlling? You decide.
Lava lamp sales surge as Mathmos sells out for Christmas
British manufacturer Mathmos has sold out of its iconic lava lamps ahead of Christmas, driven by a nostalgic revival and Gen Z's fascination with retro interiors. Discover the story behind the glow.
Boxing Day 2025 Supermarket Opening Times Revealed
Find out which UK supermarkets are open on Boxing Day 2025 and their revised trading hours. Plan your festive shopping with our complete guide to store closures and opening times.
Organised crime drives UK construction site theft wave
Security firms warn of a sharp rise in organised thefts from UK building sites, with tools and plant equipment targeted. The industry faces a £100m annual bill as the Christmas shutdown looms.
Ultimate Christmas Travel Quiz: 50 Countries to Identify
Challenge your geography this festive season with our globe-trotting quiz. From ancient wonders to World Cup nations, can you name all 50 countries? Put your knowledge to the test now!
25 Years of Unconventional Family Christmases
A woman reflects on 25 years of joint family Christmases with divorced parents and step-parents, recalling the surreal moment she found them all in bed together. Discover how this unique dynamic shaped her understanding of love and family.
Earn £1,500+ from a work-from-home pet-sitting side hustle
A London couple reveals how they make £1,500+ pet-sitting via Rover while working from home. Discover their top tips for success, avoiding scams, and managing tax obligations.
Top 11 Video Game News Stories of 2025 Reviewed
From the Nintendo Switch 2 launch to GTA 6 delays and AI controversies, we recap the defining video game news of 2025 and what it means for 2026. Read the full analysis.
South Korea's Gaming Revolution: From Stigma to Billions
South Korea's gaming industry, once demonised, is now a £11.7bn cultural export powerhouse. Discover how esports academies and a major policy shift created a global phenomenon.
German family stabbed to death on Cape Verde holiday
Three German family members found stabbed on Saint Vincent island. The suspect, a son with a history of psychological disorders, has fled. Read the latest on the investigation.
John Hancock details bitter feud with mother Gina Rinehart
John Hancock says a dinner 20 years ago was his last positive interaction with mining magnate Gina Rinehart. He discusses their fractured relationship and a high-stakes legal case threatening her empire. Listen to the Full Story podcast.
Australians to spend $3.8bn in Boxing Day sales week
A third of Australians are forecast to shop in the Boxing Day sales, spending $3.8bn. Regulators warn of deceptive sales tactics by major retailers. Discover the trends.
M&S Christmas Sale: Up to 50% Off Everything
Marks & Spencer's huge Christmas sale is now live with discounts of up to 50% on fashion, homeware and beauty. Discover the best bargains to snap up now.
Celebrities ditch UK frost for Christmas sunshine abroad
As the UK freezes, stars like Simon Cowell and Rochelle Humes escape to Barbados and Dubai for festive sun. See who's abroad and who's staying home for Christmas 2025.
New Michelin-starred bistro opens in Shoreditch, London
Clara's Bistro, led by Bib Gourmand chef Elie Fourcroy, has opened on Bethnal Green Road. Offering fine dining, a daily deli, and live mozzarella making. Discover Shoreditch's new foodie hotspot.
Obituary: Edward Welsh, journalist and comms director, 63
Tributes paid to Edward Welsh, a national newspaper journalist who moved into public sector communications after an inspiring stint at the Carter Centre. Read his remarkable career journey.
Fears as Japan restarts nuclear power 15 years after Fukushima
Japan is restarting its largest nuclear power plant, Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, nearly 15 years after the Fukushima disaster. Local residents and experts voice deep concerns over safety and fairness. Read the full story.
Obituary: Guinness marketing man Mike Vineall dies aged 87
Michael Vineall, a former Guinness marketing executive and lifelong Leeds United supporter, has passed away at 87. Read about his career and passions.
Quality Street's Purple One Chocolate Shrinks, Fans Furious
Quality Street lovers are furious after noticing a 'big downgrade' to the iconic Purple One chocolate, which is now smaller and has changed shape. Discover the full story and the shift to M&S.
Game studio vows never to use generative AI again
Sandfall Interactive's CEO explains why the award-winning Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 used AI for placeholders and why they'll never use it again. Discover the industry's contentious debate.
Take the 2025 Sport Business Quiz from City AM
Think you know the 2025 sport business landscape? Test your knowledge of Ryder Cup wins, F1 sales, and NBA takeovers with City AM's topical quiz. Have a go now!
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