OnlyFans Owner Leonid Radvinsky Dies at 43
Leonid Radvinsky, the reclusive Ukrainian-American billionaire who owned OnlyFans, has passed away at age 43 following a long fight with cancer, the company confirmed.
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Minecraft Theme Park UK 2027, Dungeons 2 Announced
Mojang Studios and Merlin Entertainments reveal a £50 million Minecraft theme park at Chessington World of Adventures, set to open in 2027, plus a sequel to Minecraft Dungeons launching in 2026.
Newark Airport Evacuation: Flights Halted After Smoke Report
Newark Liberty International Airport's control tower was evacuated due to a burning smell from an elevator, leading to a temporary ground stop for flights. The incident follows a fatal crash at LaGuardia Airport.
ICE Agents Deployed to US Airports Under Trump Order
ICE agents are being stationed at major US airports to assist with security amid a TSA shutdown, raising concerns over immigration enforcement and traveler rights.
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Chelsea Restaurant Launches Flat-Price Menu for Easy Bill Splitting
Mucci's in Chelsea introduces a '10/20' menu where all starters cost £10 and mains £20, aiming to eliminate bill-splitting stress and adapt to economic challenges.
Zuckerberg Builds AI Agent to Assist His CEO Role at Meta
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is creating a personal AI assistant to enhance decision-making and bypass management layers, part of a broader company-wide AI integration strategy.
Small Businesses Dismayed by HMRC Tax Rule Proposals
HMRC's new consultation proposes stricter reporting requirements for close companies, sparking concerns from small business advocates about increased compliance costs and administrative burdens.
Crimson Desert Devs Apologize for AI Art, Release New Patch
Pearl Abyss apologizes for undisclosed AI assets in Crimson Desert, releases patch to ease gameplay and fix PS5 issues amid allegations of toxic development culture.
Tourist Tax Threatens £1.6bn Industry and 33,000 UK Jobs
Hospitality leaders warn a proposed tourist accommodation levy could cost visitors £1.6bn, slash GDP by £2.2bn, and eliminate 33,000 jobs across Britain's holiday economy.
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Gordon Ramsay High Review: Sky-High Dining Experience
A detailed review of Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High, located 60 floors up in London, offering a £250 tasting menu with seasonal British ingredients and stunning views, but facing issues with glare and comfort.
Japan's New JESTA Visa System for UK Tourists from 2028
Japan introduces a US-style ESTA system requiring pre-travel authorization from visitors in 74 countries including the UK, with changes taking effect in 2028 alongside increased tourist taxes in Kyoto.
Simba Hybrid Mattress Review: Instant Back Pain Relief
After years of back pain, a reviewer swapped an old mattress for the Simba Hybrid, noting immediate support and improved sleep quality, with details on its features and a current promotion.
UK Fuel Prices to Rise Further, Supplies Stable Amid Conflict
The Petrol Retailers Association warns of continued diesel and petrol price increases due to wholesale hikes, though supply security remains stable. Diesel faces particular pressure from global competition.
Hackney Pub Bans Children Over Behavior Complaints
The Kenton in Hackney has implemented a strict adults-only policy after numerous customer complaints about disruptive children and insufficient parental supervision in the crowded venue.
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Middle East Conflict Puts Global Growth at Risk
Investec experts warn that escalating Middle East tensions could trigger $150 oil prices, entrenched inflation, and severe demand destruction, with markets underestimating prolonged disruption risks.
Buffett and TPP Boost Cash as Stock Exposure Declines
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway hits record cash reserves while UK platform TPP reduces equity exposure, signaling investor caution in uncertain markets.
Hackney Pub Bans Kids Due to Unsupervised Behavior
A trendy pub in Hackney has implemented a strict no-children policy after incidents of unruly behavior and lack of parental supervision, sparking positive feedback from patrons.
FCA Hires Palantir for AI Fraud Detection Using Sensitive Data
The Financial Conduct Authority has awarded Palantir a three-month contract to analyze sensitive case files using AI, raising privacy concerns about overseas tech firms handling UK financial data.
Aldi Giving Away 40,000 Free Mini Chocolate Eggs for Easter
Aldi launches major Easter promotion with 40,000 free packs of Choceur Mini Chocolate Eggs. Learn how to enter the giveaway and why these budget-friendly treats are gaining viral popularity.
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Fed Orders Oaknorth to Set Up UK Holding Firm for US Acquisition
The US Federal Reserve has intervened, requiring digital bank Oaknorth to establish a UK holding company to secure approval for its acquisition of Michigan's Community Unity Bank, amid shifting regulatory landscapes.
Danone Buys Huel for €1bn in Nutrition Push
French food giant Danone acquires UK meal-replacement brand Huel for approximately €1 billion, marking a strategic move to expand its nutrition-focused portfolio under CEO Antoine de Saint-Affrique.
Controller's Plea Before LaGuardia Plane Crash
A tragic collision at New York's LaGuardia Airport occurred after an air traffic controller begged a fire truck to stop, with two pilots killed and hundreds of flights cancelled.
JP Morgan Chase Tax Break for Canary Wharf HQ
Tower Hamlets Council considers offering business rates discount to JP Morgan Chase as incentive for £3bn headquarters development that promises 12,000 jobs and community investments.
FCA Conduct Breach Reports Jump 10% Before New Rules
Reports of conduct breaches to the Financial Conduct Authority increased to 4,224 in 2024 as new rules targeting non-financial misconduct and harassment prepare to take effect in September.
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Moma Porridge Recall Over Mice Contamination Risk
Moma brand recalls nine porridge products in the UK due to possible mice contamination at manufacturing site. Customers advised to return items for refund.
ICE Agents Sent to US Airports During Government Shutdown
The Trump administration confirms ICE agents will assist TSA at airports starting Monday, amid long lines and unpaid TSA workers. Critics warn of safety risks and lack of training.
Guardian Issues Corrections and Recent News Clarifications
The Guardian newspaper has published a series of corrections and clarifications for recent news articles, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing additional context to ensure journalistic integrity and transparency.
Care Leavers Locked Out of Work as Recruitment Lags Behind
A new report reveals thousands of care leavers in England struggle to find jobs due to rigid recruitment processes, despite employer willingness to hire them.
Sheffield's Revival: From Steel to Screen Success
Sheffield's economy is diversifying with new industries in defense, podcasting, and film production, driven by investments and a renewed sense of optimism in South Yorkshire.
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HS2 Contractor Warns Steel Tariffs Will Raise Construction Costs
Mace, a major HS2 contractor, warns that new steel import tariffs will exacerbate cost pressures on UK construction projects, including the £100bn high-speed rail line, as energy shocks from the Iran war already inflate prices.
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