Matches Fashion to Relaunch in 2026 After Administration
Luxury retailer Matches Fashion is set for a 2026 comeback after being bought from administration by the founders of Mile. The brand collapsed in 2024 owing over £210m.
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Student Group Seeks to Reform, Not Destroy, Elite Universities
A grassroots student network, formed after the affirmative action ruling, is pushing for a new 'academic social contract' to make elite US universities less elitist and more publicly accountable. Discover their third-way vision.
Terror arrests surge 660% after Palestine Action ban
UK terror arrests skyrocket by 660%, driven by the proscription of Palestine Action. Over 1,600 arrests linked to the group. Read the full analysis.
Pro-Palestine group slams NSW protest ban after Bondi
A pro-Palestine organisation faces backlash for opposing a proposed protest ban following the Bondi terror attack. NSW Premier Chris Minns seeks new police powers. Read the full debate on civil liberties.
World Cup 2026 draw: England and Scotland learn fate
England will face Croatia, Ghana, and Panama in Group L, while Scotland are drawn with Brazil, Morocco, and Haiti. Discover the full 2026 World Cup draw and qualification details.
35 Doctors Sued Over Child Abuse Claims at Mental Health Units
Shocking new court documents allege vulnerable children were force-fed, drugged, and abused in 'prison-like' NHS-funded hospitals. Families seek justice as legal claims progress.
Starmer-Trump calls on Palestine Action before terror ban
High Court hears Starmer and Trump discussed protest group twice before terror designation. Palestine Action co-founder challenges ban affecting thousands. Read the full story.
Copa America Final chaos leads to $14m fan payout
Organisers of the 2024 Copa America Final will pay $14 million to fans after chaotic scenes saw crowds crush, gates stormed, and ticket holders denied entry. Learn more about the settlement.
ChatGPT launches group chats for collaborative AI
OpenAI's ChatGPT now supports group conversations for up to 20 people, enabling collaborative planning and work. Discover how this new feature enhances AI interaction.
Martin Lewis £28k student loan alert for millions
Martin Lewis urges 5 million Brits born 1985-2003 to check for student loan overpayments now. You could reclaim hundreds due to incorrect repayments.
Schoolchildren poisoned by copper sulphate in class
Three children at Lord Williams’s School in Oxfordshire were hospitalised after a pupil allegedly added copper sulphate to water bottles. All have now been discharged. Read the full report.
Martin Lewis: Check Student Loan for Refunds
Martin Lewis urges 5 million in the UK to check if they've overpaid their student loan. You could be due a refund if your income dropped below the threshold. Act now!
Royal Mail delivery performance weakens before overhaul
Royal Mail reveals less than 75% of first class post delivered on time as it prepares major service changes and hires 20,000 festive staff. Discover the full story.
Cape Cod Chips Lawsuit Over 'Natural' Claims
Cape Cod potato chips face a class action alleging false 'no artificial ingredients' marketing. The suit claims citric acid is synthetic. Learn the details.
Cape Cod Chips Sued Again Over Ingredients
Cape Cod potato chips face a new class action lawsuit alleging false 'no artificial ingredients' claims. Discover the details of the case and what it means for consumers.
United Airlines sued over windowless window seats
United Airlines asks a judge to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of charging extra for window seats without windows. The airline argues 'window' refers to seat position, not a view.
Cape Cod Chips Sued Over 'No Artificial Ingredients' Claims
Cape Cod potato chips face a class action lawsuit alleging false 'no artificial ingredients' marketing. Discover the details and what it means for consumers.
Britain's professional middle class is being hollowed out
A seismic shift in Britain's class structure is underway as secure professional roles disappear, creating a new economic divide that threatens social mobility and stability.
Chicago ICE Facility Faces Human Rights Lawsuit Over Abuse Claims
A major class-action lawsuit accuses Chicago's notorious Broadview ICE detention centre of systematic human rights violations, including medical neglect and unconstitutional conditions for immigrant detainees.
Trader Joe's and Walmart sued over pricing practices
Trader Joe's and Walmart hit with class-action lawsuits alleging systematic overcharging of customers through deceptive pricing practices in multiple states.
Britain's Forgotten Working-Class Men
An alarming new analysis reveals how working-class men have become the forgotten demographic in British politics, facing systemic disadvantages that demand urgent policy attention.
Wizz Air Launches Premium Cabin on European Routes
Hungarian airline Wizz Air shakes up European travel with new premium seating offering extra legroom, priority services and enhanced comfort at competitive prices.
Chipotle Settles Gift Card Lawsuit for $1.875 Million
Chipotle Mexican Grill agrees to significant settlement after facing legal action over dormant gift card fees. Discover how this affects UK consumers and what it means for your digital wallet rights.
Women launch class action against Australian Defence Force
Hundreds of women launch historic legal battle against the ADF, claiming systemic failure to address sexual harassment, bullying and gender discrimination within the military.
Student dies during scuba diving certification class in Texas
A university student tragically lost his life during a routine scuba diving certification class in Texas, raising serious questions about safety protocols in instructional diving courses.
Students plunge from third-floor balcony in Leeds
Shocking incident at Leeds student accommodation as two young people fall from third-floor balcony during gathering. Emergency services rush to scene with air ambulance deployment.
UK bid to ban Palestine Action as terrorist group
Exclusive: Home Office documents reveal secretive push to proscribe activist group, raising serious civil liberties concerns and legal challenges over freedom of protest rights in Britain.
NY teacher arrested in underage student sting operation
A 31-year-old educator from New York has been arrested after allegedly sending explicit messages to someone she believed was a 15-year-old student, uncovered by a vigilante group posing as minors online.
Johnson & Johnson Faces UK Lawsuit Over Talc Cancer Claims
Global pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson is confronting a major class action lawsuit in the UK, with dozens of women alleging its talc-based products caused their cancers. The legal battle could set a crucial precedent for consumer safety.
NSW Protest Laws Struck Down as Unconstitutional
In a stunning legal blow to the New South Wales government, the state's controversial anti-protest legislation has been declared unconstitutional following a challenge by Palestine Action Group activists.
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