The £23tn Tokyo Tower of Babel that dwarfed Everest
In 1992, a professor unveiled plans for a 10,000m Tokyo skyscraper to house 30 million people. We explore why the £23 trillion mega-project never left the drawing board.
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DWP Winter Fuel Payment 2026: March 31 Deadline
The DWP's Winter Fuel Payment deadline is March 31, 2026. Find out if you're eligible for up to £300 and how to claim this tax-free heating help.
Expert's 'Ideal' Thermostat Setting to Stop Frozen Pipes
A plumbing expert reveals the perfect thermostat setting to prevent frozen and burst pipes this winter. Learn key preventative steps and when to call a professional.
Key DWP benefits for long-term sickness support
With nearly 3 million people off work due to long-term illness, discover the key DWP benefits you could claim, including Universal Credit, ESA, and Statutory Sick Pay. Learn your eligibility and boost your income.
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DWP Benefits for Long-Term Sickness and Support
With nearly 3 million people off work due to long-term illness, discover the key DWP benefits like Universal Credit and ESA that can provide crucial financial support. Learn your eligibility and how to claim.
Young Voters Demand Justice for WASPI Women
New polling reveals overwhelming support among 18-34 year olds for compensation to 1950s-born women. Campaigners warn ministers it's 'last chance saloon' for justice. Read the latest.
January 2026 UK Benefit Payment Dates & Support Guide
Essential guide to January 2026 payment dates for benefits and pensions, plus key cost of living support available. Find out about cold weather payments, energy help, and benefit uprating.
Man's search for partner who wants children hits wall
A 38-year-old man's quest for a family faces modern dating hurdles as fewer women want children. Explore the data and societal shifts behind declining birth rates.
King Charles hiring for 'exceptional' role with free lunch
The Royal Household is seeking a Senior Correspondence Officer to write letters on behalf of King Charles. The role offers £32,000, a free lunch, and royal discounts. Apply now.
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Daily 60-second task stops winter rodent infestations
Experts reveal a simple 60-second daily check can prevent rats and mice from invading your home this winter. Learn the key entry points to seal for good.
Daily 60-second task stops winter rodent infestations
Experts reveal a simple 60-second daily check is the most effective way to prevent rats and mice from entering your home this winter. Learn the key spots to inspect and seal.
US Jobs Growth Slows to 150,000 in December 2025
US job creation cooled in December 2025, adding 150,000 positions. The unemployment rate held at 4.0%, signalling a gradual slowdown in the labour market. Read the full analysis.
HMRC warns of £100 fine for late Self Assessment tax returns
HMRC warns workers with four specific incomes to file a Self Assessment tax return by January 31 or face an immediate £100 penalty. Check now to avoid fines.
HMRC warns of £100 fine for 4 income types
HMRC warns workers with four specific incomes must file a Self Assessment by January 31 or face an immediate £100 penalty. Check now to avoid fines.
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UK Job Growth Remains Weak as 2025 Closes
UK hiring was subdued in December, capping a year of weak job growth. The unemployment rate is expected to dip to 4.5%. Explore the economic conundrum and the Fed's response.
WASPI warning as DWP compensation decision could be delayed
The DWP's new compensation decision for WASPI women could be delayed due to a legal clause. Campaigners are on alert as the March 3 deadline approaches. Read the latest.
WASPI warning as DWP compensation decision could be delayed
WASPI campaigners warn a key legal phrase could delay the DWP's new compensation decision for 1950s-born women. The government pledged a fresh ruling by March 3.
DWP Watchdogs Issue £5,000 Alert Over Benefits
Benefit claimants could be owed up to £5,000 after DWP watchdogs identified potential underpayments in Universal Credit and PIP. Check your eligibility now.
DWP Alert: Claimants Could Be Owed £5,000
Benefit claimants are urged to check for backdated payments after a DWP error. You could be owed up to £5,000. Find out if you're affected and how to claim.
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Remote UK island with 3 residents seeks workers
Bardsey Island, a remote Welsh isle with only three permanent residents, is recruiting for three unique roles. Live and work in Europe's first dark sky sanctuary. Apply now for a life-changing opportunity.
Trump's White House Ballroom Plan as Tall as Original
Architect reveals Trump's controversial $400m White House ballroom extension will be as tall as the original building. The National Capital Planning Commission votes 5 March.
50p rice hack to cut window condensation this winter
Experts reveal a simple 50p rice bowl hack to combat condensation damp affecting one in five UK homes. Learn how to protect your property and health this winter.
US Tax Season Begins Jan 26 Amid IRS Staffing Crisis
The 2026 US tax filing season opens on 26 January. Experts warn major IRS staff cuts and complex new tax laws could cause significant delays for taxpayers. File early to avoid issues.
Judge's 'So What?' Verdict in Unfair Dismissal Case
An employment tribunal ruled Paula Smith was unfairly sacked after her wife's hammer attack on their boss. The judge's blunt two-word summary questions the trust's reasoning. Read the full story.
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Judge's 'So What?' Verdict in Unfair Dismissal Case
An employment tribunal ruled a North West Ambulance Service worker was unfairly sacked after her wife's attack on their boss. Judge's blunt two-word summary leads to £14k payout.
California Exodus Tops U-Haul Data for Sixth Year
New data reveals California leads US in resident departures for a sixth consecutive year, with politics, taxes, and natural disasters cited as key drivers. Explore the full report and political fallout.
US childcare funds frozen, 'catastrophic' fears for families
The Trump administration has frozen $10bn in social funds for five US states, threatening childcare for hundreds of thousands. Experts warn of a looming disaster for low-income families.
UK Embraces 'Workation' Trend for Better Work-Life Balance
New research reveals a surge in UK 'workations', blending remote work with travel. Discover how this trend boosts wellbeing and why 37% of remote workers plan one.
UK Embraces 'Workation' Trend for Better Work-Life Balance
Discover how British employers are adopting 'workation' policies, allowing staff to work remotely while on holiday. Learn about the benefits, data, and how it's reshaping the UK workplace.
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McDonald's UK faces watchdog probe over harassment claims
UK watchdog to mediate after unions accuse McDonald's of failing to tackle sexual harassment of young staff. Over 700 employees are also suing the fast-food giant. Read the full story.
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