Labour MPs urge ban on crypto political donations
Senior Labour figures call for government action to prohibit cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing transparency and national security risks. Read the full story.
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Worker dies in freezing conditions at Cortina Olympic site
A 55-year-old security guard has died during a freezing shift at a construction site near a 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympic venue. Italy's minister demands a full investigation.
Shoppers hail 'life-saving' £13 blanket hoodie
Amazon shoppers are raving about a £12.99 oversized blanket hoodie available in 15 colours, calling it a cosy, heating-bill-beating essential for winter. Discover the top-rated wearable blanket.
US Small Business Bankruptcies: The Real Story
US small business bankruptcies hit a 'historic high' in 2025, but the data reveals a more nuanced picture. Discover why the numbers are statistically insignificant and what it means for the economy.
How to read news better, not avoid it
Feeling overwhelmed by headlines? Discover a practical strategy for engaging with the news constructively, reducing anxiety while staying informed. Learn how to read better today.
Harcourt Cool Stores Destroyed in Victoria Bushfires
The heart of Victoria's boutique wine and craft beer industry, the Harcourt Cooperative Cool Stores, has been lost to bushfires, destroying priceless stock and a vital community hub. Discover how producers are responding.
Sarajevo named Europe's cheapest city break from London
Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina tops TimeOut's ranking for cheapest European city breaks, with flights from £28 and a wealth of affordable culture, food, and nature.
Clarkson blames Starmer for 'pretty terrible' pub changes
Jeremy Clarkson attacks PM Keir Starmer over rising taxes and new drink-drive limits, claiming they are crippling his pub, The Farmer's Dog. Read his full critique here.
Stirling named UK's top 2026 destination
Time Out names Stirling the UK's best place to visit in 2026, boosted by a new low-cost Lumo train service from London. Discover this historic Scottish gem.
WH Smith Hunts for New Chair After Accounting Crisis
Crisis-hit retailer WH Smith is working with headhunters to find a new chair to replace Annette Court within 18 months. The move follows an accounting scandal and a 45% share price plunge. Read the latest.
Discover Cambridge's Secret Spots Loved by Locals
Move beyond the tourist trail and explore Cambridge's quiet corners. From tiny hidden doors to historic parks and vibrant local streets, discover the authentic side of this iconic university city.
High Street Tipping Point: 37 UK Shops Close Daily
Britain's town centres face a point of no return with 13,500 shops lost in 2024. As organised crime moves in, Reform UK capitalises on the 'high street emergency'. Discover the local fightback.
Trump's Venezuela Oil Grab Risks US Economic Power
Analysis: Donald Trump's military intervention in Venezuela, aimed at seizing oil reserves, reflects an outdated economic strategy that may weaken US global standing and innovation.
Passenger electrocuted in Essex hot air balloon crash
A hot air balloon crash in Essex left two injured after striking power lines. Read the AAIB report details on the shocking incident and the pilot's emergency response.
Peckham pub with MBE owner serves amazing jerk chicken
Discover The Prince of Peckham, a South London pub where the owner's MBE-winning community spirit meets delicious, affordable Caribbean food from White Men Can't Jerk. A must-visit.
Tourist boat sinks off Thai coast, one dead
A Russian teenager has died after a packed tourist speedboat collided with a fishing trawler and sank near the Phi-Phi Islands. Over 50 people were thrown into the sea.
Lloyds CEO could get 45% pay rise after bonus cap scrapped
Lloyds Banking Group is set to propose a huge pay rise for CEO Charlie Nunn, following rivals Barclays and HSBC. Discover how post-Brexit rule changes are reshaping UK executive pay.
Grok AI 'Bikini' Tool Created 6,000 Demands Per Hour
Elon Musk's Grok AI sparked a scandal as its 'put her in a bikini' feature went viral, generating thousands of non-consensual images. Read about the fallout and regulatory failure.
Martino's London SW1: A Glamorous Italian Trattoria Review
Discover Martino's in Sloane Square, the new Italian restaurant creating beautiful bedlam. Our review covers the glamorous vibe, classic dishes, and why it's the perfect pre-theatre spot. Read more.
Man plans to adopt children with AI girlfriend
As AI companions become mainstream, meet Lamar, who wants to build a family with his chatbot Julia. Explore the emotional bonds and ethical dilemmas of synthetic love.
Steak and lobster for under £25 in London this January
Beat the January blues with Drake & Morgan's 'Reef, Beef & Bubbles' menu. Get a 6oz steak, half lobster, sides and a drink for just £24.95. Available weekdays until 26th Jan.
Dunelm's £15 gingham duvet set shoppers 'want in all colours'
Dunelm's popular Portloe gingham duvet cover set, priced from £15, is available in nine colours and praised for elevating bedrooms. Shoppers report it's soft, cosy and great value.
Nintendo Switch 2 sales slow amid software concerns
A reader argues Nintendo's Switch 2 priorities have been wrong from the start, with a niche game lineup and missed anniversaries hurting the console's momentum. Is complacency to blame?
Grandmother killed in shark attack in Caribbean
Arlene Lillis, 56, died after a shark tore off her arm while she swam at Dorsch Beach, Saint Croix. Beachgoers tried to save her. Read the full story.
Centrelink contractor paid no corporate tax for two years
A major Centrelink call centre operator, Telco Services Australia, paid no corporate tax for two years after winning a multi-million pound government contract. Read the full investigation.
The costly reality of trying to make your dog an influencer
A journalist's quest to make her labrador, Murphy, a social media star reveals the hidden costs, fierce competition, and surprising lessons behind the pet influencer industry. Discover the truth behind the cute posts.
Historic Rathbones Bakery to Close, 115 Jobs at Risk
Morrisons announces closure of 100-year-old Rathbones Bakery in Wakefield, risking 115 jobs. The site had narrowly avoided closure in 2024. Read the full story.
Trump's 10% Credit Card Rate Cap Sparks Debate
President Trump announces a one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10%, effective 20 January. Critics question its legality without Congressional approval, while banking groups warn of reduced credit access.
Cuba's population crisis and economic collapse
Cuba faces a devastating 'polycrisis' of mass emigration, economic freefall, and demographic collapse. One in four Cubans have left in four years. Can the regime survive?
Russia's economy resists collapse despite sanctions pressure
Analysis reveals why Russia's economy, rewired by the Kremlin, withstands sanctions and falling oil prices, funding the war in Ukraine. Discover the economic realities behind the headlines.
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