London Chicken Chain Offers Free Safe Waiting Spaces
Iconic London fried chicken chain Morley's partners with Strut Safe to create 'Strut Stops' - free safe waiting areas in Dalston and Stockwell for people travelling home at night.
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Djerba: Tunisia's 2026 Hotspot with £40 Flights
Djerba, a Mediterranean island off Tunisia, emerges as a top 2026 destination for UK travellers, offering £40 flights, cultural richness, and stunning beaches.
CAB Payments Rejects Helios Takeover Bid
London fintech CAB Payments has rejected an increased £213m takeover proposal from Helios Investment Partners, calling it 'highly opportunistic' and undervaluing the company's future prospects.
Tourists Stranded 200ft High as Ride Fails in Brazil
Dozens of thrillseekers were left dangling 200 feet in the air after a panoramic tower ride malfunctioned in Brazil, requiring a lengthy rescue operation.
Moonpig's Best Valentine's Gifts: More Than Cards
Discover Moonpig's standout Valentine's gifts, from classic roses to creative LEGO sets and cosy treats, offering unique and lasting options for 2026.
Mum Feeds Herself For A Day With Just £1 At Lidl
A budget-conscious mother challenged herself to buy breakfast, lunch and dinner from Lidl for just £1, documenting her surprisingly successful shopping trip on social media.
Fuel Finder Scheme Live: Real-Time Petrol Prices for UK Drivers
A new government-backed Fuel Finder scheme requires all UK filling stations to report price changes within 30 minutes, making cheaper petrol and diesel easier to find via apps.
Saving Britain's High Streets: A Community Effort
Readers share insights on regenerating high streets, from shopping locally to converting empty shops into homes, emphasising community action over government blame.
Sunny Spring Break in Europe: Travel Tips
Discover expert tips for a sunny spring break in Europe, covering destinations, weather, and activities to make the most of your holiday.
Trainee Sacked Over Pronoun Dispute, Tribunal Told
A former soldier alleges unfair dismissal after refusing to use pronouns for transgender prisoners, with the tribunal hearing about safety risks and company policy.
EU Report Warns of Critical Mineral Import Dependence
A damning EU report reveals the bloc's dangerous reliance on imports for critical minerals, highlighting supply chain vulnerabilities and strategic risks.
Parcel2Go £25 Free Postage Credit for Sellers
Online marketplace sellers can claim £25 of free postage credit from Parcel2Go with no sign-up fees, contracts, or monthly subscriptions required.
Russian Captain Guilty in Fatal North Sea Tanker Crash
Vladimir Motin found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter after his ship collided with an oil tanker off East Yorkshire, killing a Filipino crew member.
Asda Cheapest Supermarket Fuel as New Rules Start
Asda tops the list for cheapest petrol and diesel prices as new government rules requiring fuel stations to update prices within 30 minutes come into effect today.
Rome's Trevi Fountain Implements €2 Entry Fee
Rome has introduced a €2 fee for visitors to access the Trevi Fountain basin, aiming to manage crowds and fund conservation amid overtourism concerns.
UK GDP Growth to Soften in 2026 as Tax Hikes Bite
EY forecasts UK GDP growth of 0.9% in 2026, down from 1.4% in 2025, due to tax increases and global trade tensions, with investment expected to fall before a 2027 rebound.
Tesco's Secret Shelf Code: What 'RF' Labels Mean
Tesco shoppers are discovering the meaning behind 'RF' labels on supermarket shelves, revealing a policy of restricted fill for stock control and theft prevention.
GAME Closes All UK Standalone Stores in Administration Move
UK retailer GAME will close its last three standalone stores in Dudley, Lancaster, and Sutton after entering administration, ending its high street presence while continuing online and through concessions.
GM Purple Tomatoes Approved for Australian Sale
Purple Bliss tomatoes, genetically modified to contain anthocyanin pigments from snapdragon genes, have received regulatory approval for sale in Australia as fresh produce.
Crowdfunding Transforms Australian Charity Donations
Nearly 20% of Australians now make their first charitable donation via GoFundMe, as tax-deductible giving declines, sparking debates on fairness and effectiveness in the charity sector.
RBA Rate Hike: A Potential Policy Error
As the RBA meets, most experts predict a rate hike, but some warn it could derail Australia's fragile economic recovery and ignore moderating inflation trends.
Royal Mail Courier Tribunal Over Driver Rights
Forty-six eCourier drivers, owned by Royal Mail, are taking legal action, claiming they are wrongly classified as self-employed while delivering NHS samples.
UK Manufacturing Growth Accelerates with Export Surge
UK manufacturing PMI hits highest level since August 2024 as export orders rise for first time in four years, boosting economic optimism ahead of Bank of England decision.
2026 Pay Rise Forecast: Similar Increases Likely
New data reveals 44% of UK employers plan similar pay rises to last year, with 28% offering more. Inflation pressures drive wage decisions.
BoE's Breeden: UK Risks Lagging on Payments Innovation
Bank of England deputy governor Sarah Breeden warns that rival nations like Sweden and Brazil have overtaken the UK in payments innovation, calling for urgent development of next-generation systems including a digital pound.
Guardian Privacy Policy: Data Collection and Use
An in-depth look at the Guardian's privacy policy, detailing how personal data is collected, used, and protected, with specific rights for California and Australian residents.
Michael Flacks Interested in British Steel Takeover
British investor Michael Flacks is reportedly preparing a bid for government-controlled British Steel, with plans to combine it with an Italian plant to create a major European metals group.
Jain Global Hires Barclays Trader for Macro Team
Jain Global has appointed a senior trader from Barclays to enhance its macro trading team, signalling a strategic expansion in London's competitive financial sector.
EY Avoids £2bn Judgment in NMC Health Settlement
The £2bn legal action against EY over its auditing of collapsed FTSE 100 firm NMC Health has been withdrawn following a confidential settlement agreement between administrators and the Big Four firm.
Alphabet & Amazon AI Spending Faces Litmus Test
Investors await Alphabet and Amazon earnings to see if vast AI investments yield returns, amid market focus on cloud growth, margins, and regulatory risks.
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