Germany revives voluntary military service
German lawmakers approve a new recruitment drive targeting 18-year-olds, aiming to bolster defence capabilities. Discover the details of the plan and its European context.
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Christmas 2025 Returns Policies for Major UK Retailers
Know your rights this festive season. We detail the extended Christmas returns policies for Primark, Home Bargains, B&M and The Range, including key dates and what to do without a receipt.
UK beauty firm Mallows Beauty collapses into liquidation
Mallows Beauty, a multi-million pound British beauty brand, has entered voluntary liquidation, making 25 staff redundant and leaving creditors owed £1.9m. Read the full story.
Gang smuggled more migrants to France than UK gov deal
An illegal smuggling operation led by an Uber Eats driver moved more migrants from the UK to France than a key government returns agreement. Read the full court details.
Venezuela to Accept US Deportation Flights Despite Trump
Venezuela's Maduro government agrees to continue accepting US deportation flights, reversing a weekend suspension. Over 13,000 migrants have been returned this year.
Australian Caravan Maker Zone RV Enters Administration
Luxury caravan manufacturer Zone RV has entered voluntary administration, putting 250 jobs in doubt and leaving customers stranded just before Christmas. Read the full story.
25-year-old chooses assisted dying after rare illness
Annaliese Holland, 25, shares her decision for assisted dying after a lifelong battle with a rare autoimmune disorder. Read her powerful story of pain and peace.
Black Friday 2025: Retail Return Policies Tighten
Shoppers face stricter return policies this Black Friday. Learn how retailers are shifting to store credit and fees, and how to protect your purchases.
France introduces voluntary military service for youth
President Macron announces new 10-month voluntary military service for 18-19 year olds, aiming to strengthen France's defence capabilities against accelerating global threats. Read the full details.
Retailers crack down on free returns ahead of Black Friday
UK shoppers face stricter return policies as retailers tackle £850bn returns problem. Discover how this affects your Black Friday shopping and consumer rights.
Trampoline Park Closure Leaves Parties in Limbo
Jummps Indoor Trampoline Park on the Gold Coast enters voluntary administration, leaving pre-booked birthday parties cancelled and parents demanding refunds. Get the latest updates.
Aldi's Popular 'Kinder Bueno Dupe' Chocolate Returns
Shoppers are overjoyed as Aldi Australia brings back the beloved Choceur Liviano Hazelnut Crème, a budget-friendly favourite compared to Kinder Bueno. Find it in stores now!
Black Friday return policies tighten for 2025
Shoppers face stricter return policies this Black Friday. Discover which retailers now offer store credit instead of cash refunds and how to protect your purchases.
Guatemalan Woman's Body Returns After US Shooting
The body of María Florinda Ríos Pérez, a Guatemalan mother shot dead in Indiana, has been repatriated. Her family mourns as the suspect faces trial. Read the full story.
Labour's £20k asylum seeker bribe plan explained
Shabana Mahmood defends controversial plan to pay asylum seekers up to £20,000 to leave UK voluntarily. Could this Danish-inspired policy actually save taxpayers money?
Mahmood Considers Big Increase in Migrant Payments
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is considering a 'big increase' in financial incentives for migrants to return home voluntarily, defending the scheme as 'value for money' for taxpayers.
Martin Lewis reports retailers to Trading Standards
Money expert Martin Lewis has reported fashion brand Evans and restaurant chain Carluccio's to Trading Standards for misleading online returns policies. Discover your consumer rights.
Failed asylum seekers offered extra cash to leave UK
The UK Government plans increased cash incentives for failed asylum seekers to voluntarily depart. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's controversial reforms face internal party criticism. Share your views.
Imperial Brands profits up on nicotine pouches and prices
Tobacco giant Imperial Brands reports profit growth, driven by cigarette price hikes and surging demand for oral nicotine pouches. The firm returns billions to shareholders.
US Stand-Your-Ground Law Tested in Wrong Door Killing
A US homeowner faces manslaughter charges after shooting a cleaner who came to the wrong address. The case could test the limits of 'stand-your-ground' laws. Read the full story.
Homeowner charged after cleaner shot at wrong house
An Indiana homeowner faces voluntary manslaughter after allegedly shooting a cleaner who came to his door by mistake. The case raises questions on 'stand-your-ground' laws.
Indiana homeowner charged in fatal wrong door shooting
An Indiana homeowner is charged with voluntary manslaughter after shooting a house cleaner who came to the wrong door. The case tests the limits of stand-your-ground laws. Read the full report.
Charities boycott forced migrant volunteering plans
Over 320 UK charities condemn government plans to force asylum seekers to volunteer for settlement, calling the policy exploitative and un-British. Read their full response.
Dick Harris: Champion of Disability Rights Dies at 71
Dick Harris, a lifelong advocate for disability rights, has died aged 71. His work championed independent living and defied societal expectations. Read his inspiring story.
Germany Chooses Voluntary Military Recruitment Model
Germany has decided against reinstating conscription, opting for a voluntary model to rebuild its military. Financial incentives aim to attract recruits, with compulsory service as a last resort.
Second migrant caught re-entering UK after removal
A migrant has been detained after illegally re-entering the UK by small boat following removal to France. The Home Office vows to expedite his return. Read the latest on border enforcement.
IAG Shares Jump on Record Profits and €400M Buyback
International Airlines Group sees massive profit surge as travel demand rebounds, with plans to return €400 million to shareholders through share buyback programme.
Prisoner returns after mistaken release in UK justice error
Exclusive footage reveals the moment Billy Smith voluntarily returned to prison after being mistakenly released, raising serious questions about UK prison security protocols.
Iranian man returned to France after second boat crossing
An Iranian man who made his second dangerous small boat crossing of the English Channel has been returned to France under new UK-France returns agreement, raising questions about border policy effectiveness.
Rachel Reeves faces resignation calls over tax returns
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves is under mounting pressure to resign after refusing to publish her tax returns, despite previously demanding transparency from Conservative ministers.
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