Mystery UK Winner Claims £80M Powerball Jackpot
An anonymous British ticket-holder has become an overnight multi-millionaire after winning the entire £80 million Powerball jackpot, sparking a nationwide search for the lucky winner.
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Albo's Super Tax Bombshell Targets Young Aussies
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is considering a major shift on superannuation tax concessions, a move that experts warn could disproportionately impact the financial futures of younger Australians and reshape retirement planning.
Off-Duty Pilot Attempts Mid-Flight Engine Sabotage
An Alaska Airlines flight from Washington to San Francisco was forced to make an emergency landing in Portland after an off-duty pilot, riding in the cockpit jumpseat, allegedly attempted to shut down the aircraft's engines mid-flight.
Colorado Mother's Terrifying 25ft Ski Lift Plunge with Toddler
A routine family ski trip turned into a nightmare at a Colorado resort as a mother fell 25 feet from a chairlift while clutching her young son, sparking a major negligence lawsuit against the operators.
Mum banned from Disneyland over 'revealing' Minnie Mouse top
A British mother was left heartbroken after being barred from Disneyland Paris for wearing a 'too revealing' Minnie Mouse top, sparking outrage and debate over theme park dress codes.
Gov's Secret Brexit Plan to Scrap EU Road Signs Revealed
A Freedom of Information request uncovers the Department for Transport's abandoned multi-million pound strategy to replace European-style road signs across Britain after leaving the EU.
Union Boss Blasts Scottish Government Over Broken Economic Vows
Unite the Union leader Sharon Graham delivers a scathing critique of the Scottish Government's economic strategy, accusing it of breaking promises to workers and failing to deliver on a transformative industrial policy.
Ross Kemp Slams UK Insurers Over 'Immoral' Payout Delays
TV hardman Ross Kemp accuses major UK insurers of 'immoral' delays and underpaying critical illness claims, exposing a growing consumer crisis in the protection insurance sector.
UK's Best and Worst Airports Revealed in 2024 Survey
The definitive passenger satisfaction rankings for UK airports are in. Discover which hubs soared and which faced turbulence in the latest Which? survey, impacting millions of travellers.
John Lewis to create 10,000 new jobs in major expansion
John Lewis Partnership announces major expansion plan to create 10,000 new roles in rental services, financial products, and refurbished furniture, marking significant shift in retail strategy.
Woolworths discontinues popular product, shoppers devastated
Australian supermarket giant Woolworths has quietly discontinued a popular household product, sparking outcry and panic-buying amongst loyal customers. Discover which item has been axed and why shoppers are so devastated.
Rachel Reeves' Union Links: Shadow Chancellor's Ties Exposed
Labour's Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny over her close relationship with Unite union leader Sharon Graham, raising questions about union influence on economic policy ahead of the general election.
Couples Stranded on Honeymoon Island in Storm Crisis
Dramatic scenes unfold on a remote Scottish island as newlyweds and reality TV fans are trapped by ferocious storms, with food supplies running low and rescue attempts thwarted.
Alligator Alcatraz: London's Quirky Cocktail Bar Closes
London's iconic reptile-themed cocktail bar, Alligator Alcatraz, has served its last drink. Discover the reasons behind the sudden closure of this beloved Soho nightlife spot.
Lisbon Tram Crash: 16 Dead as City Demands Answers
Lisbon is in mourning after a devastating tram crash kills 16 and injures dozens. As anger mounts, residents demand answers and accountability for one of the city's worst transport disasters.
Canada Slaps 15% Tariff on US Goods in Pre-Trump Budget
Former BoE Governor Mark Carney unveils a defensive budget for Canada, introducing strategic tariffs and subsidies to shield the economy from potential aggressive US trade policies under a second Trump term.
US Sues Southern California Edison Over Wildfire Negligence
The US Justice Department has filed a major lawsuit against Southern California Edison, alleging negligence in its role in sparking multiple catastrophic wildfires that caused billions in damages and loss of life.
Fed's Lisa Cook faces mortgage investigation
US Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is under investigation by the House Judiciary Committee over allegations of improper mortgage approvals during the pandemic. Discover the details of the claims and the Fed's response.
BrewDog Posts £37m Loss as Sales Growth Slumps to 1%
Scottish craft beer giant BrewDog reports a staggering £37m pre-tax loss for 2024, with sales growth plummeting to just 1% amid a 'perfect storm' of inflation and changing consumer habits.
Albanese to Meet Trump Over Tariffs as Australia Mourns Officers
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confronts former US President Donald Trump over looming global tariffs as Australia mourns the loss of two police officers in a tragic Victorian shooting.
United Airlines Adds New Marrakech, Cebu & Medellín Flights
United Airlines announces a significant expansion of its international network, launching three new transatlantic routes from its Newark hub to Marrakech, Cebu, and Medellín, alongside increased frequency on popular European destinations for Summer 2025.
United Airlines adds new Florida routes amid Spirit bankruptcy
United Airlines capitalises on Spirit Airlines' restructuring, launching new non-stop flights from Cleveland to key Florida destinations, reshaping the competitive US aviation landscape.
Hyundai defies Trump, keeps Georgia EV plant on track
South Korean automotive giant Hyundai Motor confirms it will continue operations at its massive electric vehicle plant in Georgia, despite former President Donald Trump's threats against automakers employing union labour.
Dyson Shocks with Sudden Closure of German Operations
British tech giant Dyson has unexpectedly closed its entire German retail operation, making all 30 employees redundant with immediate effect in a major European market retreat.
Lisbon Tram Derailment Injures US and Canadian Tourists
A Lisbon heritage tram derailed on a steep hill in the historic Alfama district, injuring eleven American and Canadian tourists. Emergency services rushed to the scene as the iconic yellow tram careened off the tracks.
Trump Allies Draft Plan to Curb Federal Reserve Independence
A radical proposal from Donald Trump's allies seeks to strip the Federal Reserve of its independence, allowing the White House to demote Chair Jerome Powell and influence interest rates, a move that could shake global markets.
Vail Resorts ordered to pay $12.4m in ski negligence case
A Colorado jury has ordered Vail Resorts to pay $12.4 million in damages after a ski instructor's negligence led to a catastrophic crash, leaving a client with permanent brain injuries. The case raises serious questions about safety protocols at major ski
Angela Rayner Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over Property Tax Row
Labour's Deputy Leader Angela Rayner is under renewed pressure over the sale of her former council house amid questions about potential unpaid stamp duty and capital gains tax. The controversy threatens to overshadow Sir Keir Starmer's campaign as the Con
Lisbon Tram Crash: Second Victim Named as Children Onboard
New details emerge from the devastating Lisbon tram crash as a second victim is identified. Shocking reports confirm children were onboard during the fatal collision in the Portuguese capital.
Mirror Cabin: Minnesota's Incredible Secluded Getaway
Discover the Mirror Cube, a breathtaking holiday cabin in Minnesota that disappears into the forest with its mirrored walls, offering a unique and luxurious escape into nature.
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