Gen Z Saves £8,300 on Average, Defying Expectations
New data reveals Generation Z adults are saving an average of £8,300, outpacing other generations through digital tools, side hustles, and disciplined habits despite economic challenges.
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BA Plane Wheel Falls Off After Las Vegas Takeoff
A British Airways Airbus A350-1000 lost a rear wheel moments after departing Las Vegas for London Heathrow, but the flight continued safely and landed early.
Sri Lanka's Ethical Wildlife Safaris: Leopards and Elephants
Exploring Sri Lanka's national parks reveals a shift towards sustainable wildlife tourism, with conservation-first approaches enhancing encounters with leopards, elephants, and sloth bears in their natural habitats.
Hakluyt Taps Sedwill and Boro for Board Roles
Strategic advisory firm Hakluyt strengthens its board with former cabinet secretary Lord Mark Sedwill and Economist Group CEO Lara Boro, enhancing its geopolitical and digital expertise.
M&S Speckled Egg Cookies Return After Fan Demand
Marks & Spencer confirms the return of fan-favourite Speckled Egg Cookies to bakery sections following overwhelming customer requests, alongside other Easter treats.
Banks Push Back BoE Rate Cut Predictions Amid Inflation
Major banks revise Bank of England interest rate cut forecasts from February to March as inflation data surprises, with economists divided on 2026 monetary policy path.
Bank of Scotland Fined for Russia Sanctions Breach
Bank of Scotland has been fined £160,000 by UK regulators for processing payments to a sanctioned individual during Russia's war in Ukraine.
Raylo Raises £30m for US Launch
Tech rental service Raylo has secured £30m in funding from Citibank and NatWest, valuing the company at £150m. The investment will support its US expansion and new partnership with LG.
Claire's UK Administration Puts 1,000+ Jobs at Risk
Claire's UK operations have collapsed into administration just four months after previous rescue, putting over 1,000 retail jobs at risk across Britain and Ireland.
Very Deep Poverty at 30-Year High in UK
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation reports 6.8 million people in the UK are living in very deep poverty, the highest level in over three decades.
US Storm Fuels UK Energy Price Cap Pressure
Severe US winter storms disrupt LNG supplies to Europe, pushing wholesale gas prices to 11-month highs and threatening upward pressure on UK energy bills.
Pubs and Music Venues Get Business Rates Relief
The Treasury announces temporary business rates relief for pubs and music venues in England and Wales, sparking criticism from other sectors facing rising costs.
Loveholidays Aims for March £1bn London Float
Online travel agent Loveholidays, backed by Livingbridge, adds Investec to banking syndicate for potential spring London IPO, aiming to boost the UK stock market.
Washing Machine Destroys £1,000 of Clothes
A reader's faulty Grundig washer-dryer repeatedly burnt and shrivelled clothes, causing £1,000 in damage. Despite warranty repairs, the issue persisted, leading to a consumer rights battle.
Revolution Bars Owner Enters Administration, 591 Jobs Lost
The Revel Collective, owner of Revolution bars, has entered administration resulting in 591 job losses across 21 venues, despite a partial government U-turn on business rates.
HMRC Penalty Points System for Late Tax Returns
HMRC introduces a penalty points system replacing automatic fines for missed self-assessment deadlines, starting with a trial for 100 taxpayers under Making Tax Digital.
Captain's retort in fatal Humber ship collision trial
Russian captain Vladimir Motin questioned over fatal collision between container ship Solong and US oil tanker Stena Immaculate near Humber Estuary, resulting in one death.
Freedom Fibre and Truespeed Close to Merger
Two leading UK broadband altnets, Freedom Fibre and Truespeed, are in advanced merger talks, backed by investors including Aviva and Equitix, aiming to create a major player with over 400,000 premises.
US Dollar Plunge: Global Impact and UK Effects
The US dollar's dramatic decline continues with no end in sight, driven by Trump policies and market fears. Explore the global ramifications and specific implications for UK travellers, businesses, and investors.
EasyJet's £5.99 Bag Price Ruled Misleading by ASA
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned easyJet from claiming large cabin bags cost 'from £5.99', after an investigation found prices averaged £30, deeming the marketing misleading for consumers.
Indian Politician Ajit Pawar Dies in Plane Crash
Ajit Pawar, deputy chief minister of Maharashtra, and four others died when their private jet crashed in western India. Prime Minister Modi pays tribute.
1,200 Jobs at Risk as The Original Factory Shop Enters Administration
The Original Factory Shop is set to appoint administrators this week, putting approximately 1,200 jobs and 130 stores at risk. The discount chain, owned by Modella Capital, faces collapse.
Amazon to Cut 16,000 Jobs in Global Restructuring
Amazon has confirmed plans to cut approximately 16,000 jobs worldwide as part of a strategic effort to streamline operations and reduce bureaucracy across the business.
BA Plane Loses Wheel in Las Vegas Take-Off
A British Airways Airbus A350-1000 bound for London lost a rear wheel during take-off from Las Vegas, but landed safely in the UK with no injuries reported.
BA Plane Loses Wheel in Las Vegas Takeoff Incident
A British Airways flight from Las Vegas to London Heathrow safely completed its journey despite losing a main landing gear wheel during takeoff, captured on livestream.
Dollar Slides as US Policy Fears Spike Debasement Concerns
The US dollar suffers its worst day since Trump's tariff onslaught as investors flee amid policy confidence loss, while the pound rallies to $1.37 and gold surges past $5,200.
Scotland Mandates Swift Bricks in New Buildings
Scotland has passed legislation requiring swift bricks in all new buildings to help endangered cavity-nesting birds, contrasting with England's non-mandatory approach.
UK Businesses Need Clear China Strategy Framework
Business leaders call for a predictable UK-China strategy to replace reactive policy, enabling firms to manage risk, diversify supply chains, and leverage service sector opportunities amid complex global trade dynamics.
Prince Of Persia Remake Leaks Show '99.99% Finished' Game
Images and concept art from the cancelled Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time remake have leaked online, with sources claiming the game was nearly complete when Ubisoft axed it.
Monthly 'Financial Date Night' Could Change Your Finances
Personal finance expert Brian Brynes suggests a monthly 'financial date night' to review money habits, set goals, and improve long-term financial health for UK households.
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