Ryanair Warns Passengers Over Hand Luggage Item
Ryanair has urged travellers to stop packing a specific common item in hand luggage to prevent security delays. The airline clarifies rules on sharp objects like scissors.
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Ryanair Fights £4,425 Lost Suitcase Court Award
A couple's two-year legal battle with Ryanair over a lost suitcase results in a £4,425 court award, which the airline calls 'ludicrous' and is now appealing.
Nationwide Customers May See £84.50 Payment in Accounts
Nationwide Building Society is encouraging savings through its Flex Regular Saver account, offering 6.5% interest and potential annual earnings of £84.50 for members depositing up to £200 monthly.
Dunelm's £35 Velour Curtains Block Light, Transform Rooms
Dunelm's Recycled Velour Eyelet Curtains, priced from £35, offer near-blackout effects with 32 shades. Made from recycled polyester, they receive high praise for quality and style.
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Best Hair Curlers: Top Picks for Every Style and Budget
Discover the definitive guide to the best hair curlers, from Dyson to GHD, tested for performance, ease of use, and value. Find your perfect match for effortless curls.
Reeves Pushes EU Ties and AI Investment for UK Growth
Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines a three-pronged economic strategy focusing on AI innovation, regional growth, and deeper EU relations, backed by a £2.5 billion tech investment.
Iranian Drone Hits UAE Oil Terminal, Causes Second Fire
An Iranian drone attack has ignited a second major fire at a key UAE oil terminal in Fujairah, disrupting operations and raising regional tensions following a similar incident just days earlier.
Developer Charged in $20M Extortion Plot with 'Mr International'
Paul Fridman, founder of Fridcorp, faces extortion charges after allegedly hiring a standover man known as 'Mr International' to collect debts from former business partners, linked to a firebombing incident.
Close Brothers to Cut 600 Jobs in Cost-Saving Plan
Banking group Close Brothers announces plans to eliminate 600 positions across the UK and Ireland, aiming to reduce annual costs by £85 million over the next 18 months.
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Microwave Energy Costs to Hit £10.81 Annually from April
UK households will pay an average of £10.81 per year to run microwaves from April, as new energy price caps take effect. Calculations show significant savings compared to oven usage.
British Tourists Injured in Mexico Hot Air Balloon Crash
Two British tourists from London were injured in a hot air balloon crash in Mexico's Teotihuacan Valley, with one in critical condition after hitting power lines.
British Airways Returns to Melbourne After 20-Year Hiatus
British Airways announces the relaunch of daily flights to Melbourne starting January 2027, ending a two-decade absence and expanding its winter network.
UK Announces £2 Billion Quantum Computing Investment
Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Technology Secretary Liz Kendall unveil a £2 billion quantum technology programme, aiming to transform healthcare and security with computers that complete years-long tasks in minutes.
CBS News 24/7 Staff Set to Strike in Pay Dispute with Bari Weiss
Dozens of CBS News 24/7 streaming service staff are preparing to strike on Tuesday after failed negotiations with new boss Bari Weiss over pay, schedules, and severance protections amid industry uncertainty.
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Mobile Mini Pubs Bring Irish Experience to Neighborhoods
Brothers Matt and Craig Taylor operate Tiny Pubs, creating bespoke mobile taverns that deliver authentic Irish pub atmosphere directly to driveways across New England for St. Patrick's Day and year-round celebrations.
Cuba's Energy Crisis: Islandwide Blackout Hits 11 Million Residents
Cuba faces its third major blackout in four months, leaving 11 million residents without power as the nation's aging grid collapses amid US sanctions and political negotiations.
Heathrow Terminal 4 Loses Third of Passengers as Gulf Flights Cancel
Exclusive analysis reveals Heathrow Terminal 4 has lost one in three passengers due to widespread cancellations by Gulf carriers, impacting around 9,000 daily travellers and creating a ghost airport atmosphere.
Turkey Travel Safety: Foreign Office Advice Amid Conflict
The UK Foreign Office updates travel guidance for Turkey as regional tensions escalate. Flights face cancellations while border restrictions remain in place.
Money More Taboo Than Sex for Brits Avoiding Financial Talks
A new survey reveals that 43% of Brits would rather discuss sex than money with their parents, highlighting a deep-seated cultural discomfort with financial conversations.
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Energy-Saving Digital Tool Expanded to Help Hospitality Businesses
The UK government is extending a successful energy-saving digital scheme to over 525 pubs, restaurants, and hotels to help reduce bills and carbon emissions amid soaring costs.
Cuba Hit by Islandwide Blackout as Power Crisis Worsens
Cuba experienced a complete islandwide blackout on Monday, marking the third major outage in four months amid a severe energy and economic crisis straining its aging infrastructure.
Madiha: Sri Lanka's Secret Beach Paradise for Solitude Seekers
After two years exploring Sri Lanka, travel writer Lydia Swinscoe reveals Madiha as the ultimate destination for unspoiled beaches, stunning temples, and amazing surf away from tourist crowds.
Flight-Free Travel Editor Breaks Six-Year Pledge for Trip
Helen Coffey, the UK's first travel editor to go flight-free, explains why she's taking her first plane journey in six years for a trip to Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, despite climate concerns.
Middle East Conflict Threatens Asia's Tourism Industry Survival
Simon Calder addresses the impact of the Middle East crisis on Asian tourism, cheaper flights via the UAE, and refunds for rerouted journeys amid travel advisories.
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Chastleton House: A 400-Year Family Time Capsule
Chastleton House in Oxfordshire, built in 1612, remained with the Jones family for over 400 years. Now a National Trust property, it offers visitors an unchanged glimpse into 17th-century grandeur.
Budapest's 100-Year-Old Freight Trams Still in Service
Budapest's vintage freight trams, known as mukis, celebrate a century of service, performing essential tasks like snowplowing and maintenance on the city's tram network.
Martin Lewis: Investment ISAs 'Outperform' Cash Accounts
Consumer champion Martin Lewis advises savers to consider investment ISAs for long-term growth, ahead of upcoming rule changes to savings allowances in the UK.
Argentina Wine Industry Crisis: Consumption Hits Record Low
Argentina's wine industry is enduring its worst crisis in over 15 years, with record-low domestic consumption, declining exports, and vineyard closures amid economic challenges.
Twitter Shareholder Trial Closing Arguments Begin Against Musk
Closing arguments commence in San Francisco trial where Twitter shareholders accuse Elon Musk of deceptive practices that drove down stock value during his $44 billion acquisition attempt.
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Farmer Wants A Wife Couple Lists Historic Home for Queensland Move
Jo and Rob Hodges, who met on the 2008 season of Farmer Wants A Wife, are selling their historic South Australian property after relocating to Noosa, marking a new chapter for their family.
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