Dekiln and Johnson Tiles Launch Eco-Friendly Tile Pilot
Dekiln, a startup making tiles from waste without kilns, partners with Johnson Tiles to pilot low-carbon production in Stoke-on-Trent, boosting the struggling UK ceramics industry.
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Tui Under Fire After Baby Dies from E. coli in Egypt
A British baby died from E. coli-linked kidney failure after a Tui holiday in Egypt. Two other children fell critically ill at the same hotel. Families accuse Tui of failing to warn them.
Knight Rider Car Replica Gets NYC Speeding Ticket
A replica of the Knight Rider car Kitt received a $50 speeding ticket in Brooklyn, but the Volo Museum in Illinois says their display car hasn't moved in years.
Samso: Denmark's Sunny Island Spring Break
Explore Samso, Denmark's sunny island known for renewable energy, charming villages, and scenic landscapes. Perfect for a sustainable spring break getaway.
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Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Prompts Global Effort
Spanish authorities evacuate passengers from MV Hondius after hantavirus outbreak. Nine cases, three deaths reported. Experts work to contain the Andes virus strain.
Oil Prices Surge After Trump Rejects Iran's Peace Plan
Brent crude jumped 4% after Trump called Iran's counter-proposal 'totally unacceptable,' escalating tensions and keeping the Strait of Hormuz closed.
Six Bodies Found in Train Boxcar in Laredo, Texas
Police investigate after six bodies are discovered in a train boxcar in Laredo, Texas, near the Mexican border, raising concerns about human smuggling.
Maersk: Hormuz Reopening Limited Impact on Cargo
Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc says reopening the Strait of Hormuz will have limited impact on cargo flows, as the company passes higher fuel costs to customers.
Oil Falls as Trump Offers Deal on Hormuz Strait
Oil prices fell and stock markets rose after Trump said the Strait of Hormuz would be open if Iran accepts a deal, but warns of intensified bombing otherwise.
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Guerrilla Group Swaps Arms for Legal Gold Mining in Colombia
In Nariño, the Comuneros del Sur guerrilla group is trading weapons for legal gold mining under Colombia's Total Peace plan. But rival groups and elections threaten progress.
Spain Bottle Deposit Scheme: Extra Charge for Brits from Nov 2026
British holidaymakers in Spain will pay an extra 10 cents per drink under a new bottle deposit scheme launching in November 2026, aimed at boosting recycling.
Shipping Wary of Trump's Hormuz Plan Amid Iran Tensions
The shipping industry questions safety in the Strait of Hormuz after Trump's 'Project Freedom' plan, as Iran reports a US warship was hit, raising fears of further conflict.
Ferrari Unveils Hypersail: 100-Foot Ocean Yacht
Ferrari enters the marine world with Hypersail, a 100ft foiling yacht unveiled at Milan Design Week, blending supercar design with renewable energy.
150 Violent Offenders Granted Taxi Licences in Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton city council issued over 42,000 taxi licences last year, including to 158 violent offenders, sparking safety concerns.
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YouTuber Investigated for Trespassing Over Freeman Footage
Police are investigating a YouTuber for potential trespassing after footage of the property where fugitive Dezi Freeman was shot dead was posted online, including inside his shipping container hideout.
UK Cargo Theft Crisis: 35,000 Pints Guinness, 950 Cheese Wheels Stolen
Cargo theft costs the UK economy £700 million annually, with criminal gangs operating with near impunity. Investigator Mike Dawber leads efforts to combat lorry robberies, raids, and hijackings.
Oil Tanker Crews Stranded in Gulf Face Mental Breakdown
Seafarers trapped for six weeks in the Strait of Hormuz report mental breakdowns and overwhelming stress, with 90% refusing to sail through the dangerous conflict zone despite ceasefire attempts.
Husband Arrested After Wife Falls Overboard in Bahamas
Brian Hooker was arrested for questioning after his wife Lynette fell from their dinghy near Elbow Cay. The US Coast Guard has opened a criminal investigation.
Hormuz Shipping Crisis: Ceasefire Hopes, Oil Price Fears
Analysts warn that even if a US-Israeli ceasefire with Iran holds, shipping in the Strait of Hormuz may not return to normal soon, with oil prices likely to stay high due to damaged production and transit fees.
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Ceasefire Fails to Ease Shipping Gridlock in Hormuz
Despite a US-Iran ceasefire, 2,000 ships remain trapped in the Gulf as Iran retains control over transit permissions, with experts predicting no mass exodus through the critical Strait of Hormuz.
Fuel Theft Surge Hits Trucking Industry in Price Crisis
Trucking companies report increased fuel siphoning and drive-offs as diesel prices soar above $3 per liter, with police data showing mixed trends across Australian states.
Iran's $1M Strait of Hormuz Toll Plan Amid Reopening
Iran plans to charge vessels $1 million to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, as the crucial oil route reopens following a peace deal with the US, potentially impacting global fuel prices.
Farewell to Scillonian III After 50 Years in Cornwall
The Scillonian III ferry, linking Cornwall to the Isles of Scilly, ends its final season after nearly 50 years, with fans and crew sharing memories of its unique voyages and challenges.
French Ship Passes Hormuz Strait Amid Global Shipping Crisis
A CMA CGM container ship has navigated the Strait of Hormuz, marking a key breach in the blockade. Reports indicate multiple vessels are transiting, raising hopes for eased oil and fertiliser trade.
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Australia Fuel Supply Strengthens with 50+ Ships En Route
Australia's fuel supply remains robust with over 50 ships heading to replenish stocks, while service station outages decline. Energy Minister Chris Bowen reports strong reserves and urges responsible consumption during Easter.
UK Cargo Crime Crisis: The £700m Theft Epidemic
Cargo theft costs the UK economy £700m annually, with criminal gangs targeting trucks for goods from baby formula to high-end electronics. Meet Mike Dawber, the detective fighting this epidemic.
Iran Allies Could Close Vital Sea Route, Hitting UK Economy
Disruption at the Bab el Mandeb Strait, following issues at the Strait of Hormuz, could worsen global trade and UK economic conditions, with Houthi attacks raising risks.
World's Fastest Submarine 'Super Sub' Launched
Scientists and engineers unveil the Super Sub, a £4.3 million underwater supercar with a top speed of 10mph, capable of diving to 300 meters and offering panoramic views.
Malaysian Ships Allowed Through Strait of Hormuz by Iran
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announces that Iran has permitted Malaysian vessels to transit the Strait of Hormuz, following diplomatic discussions amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Iran Opens 'Safe Corridor' in Strait of Hormuz
Tehran permits 'non-hostile vessels' through Iranian waters as global shipping faces disruption. The strategic waterway sees traffic plummet amid ongoing conflict.
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