Post-Budget Boost: UK PMI Hits 52.1 Amid New Work Spike
UK private sector activity quickened in December as firms reported a surge in new work post-Budget. Yet, job-cutting persists for a 15th month. Read the full analysis.
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Hollywood Bowl revenue soars to £250.7m amid expansion
Ten-pin bowling operator Hollywood Bowl reports record revenues of £250.7m, driven by new UK sites and dynamic pricing, despite a dip in profits. Discover how families are driving growth.
Italy strikes to disrupt flights for thousands of passengers
Air travel in Italy faces major disruption as strikes hit on December 17. Thousands of passengers could see flights delayed or cancelled. Know your passenger rights for compensation.
Quick thermostat job could cut winter heating bills
A home maintenance expert reveals a simple, no-cost trick to make your heating system more efficient and reduce energy bills this winter. Learn the easy steps you can take in under an hour.
Starmer faces blow as union ally fights for job
Sir Keir Starmer could lose a key ally as Christina McAnea battles to keep her role as Unison general secretary. The result could reshape Labour's power structures and funding. Read the full analysis.
Tesco rations beef and lamb joints ahead of Christmas
Tesco introduces a four-per-person limit on beef and lamb roasting joints to manage festive demand. Discover the stock issues and customer reactions driving this pre-Christmas 'rationing' rule.
HMRC phases out paper tax letters from April 2026
HMRC will stop sending paper letters to millions of taxpayers from April 2026, moving to a 'digital by default' system to save £50m a year. Find out how to prepare for the change.
Why US Can't Make Its Own Artificial Christmas Trees
New US tariffs have pushed artificial Christmas tree prices up 10-15%, revealing the nation's deep dependence on overseas manufacturing. Discover the challenges of reshoring.
Couple spend Christmas in Benidorm for 100th visit
Roger and Sue Topp from Leicester swap turkey for tapas on their 100+ trip to Benidorm. Discover their festive all-inclusive secrets and why they call it home.
Dyson Airwrap 2026 January Sales: Deal Predictions
Will the Dyson Airwrap be reduced in the 2026 January sales? Our beauty expert analyses past trends to predict the best deals on the iconic styler. Find out if it's worth the wait.
Energy Bill Warning for 7 Million UK Households
Over seven million UK households risk incorrect, inflated energy bills from January 1st. Submit a meter reading and compare fixed tariffs now to save up to £233.
Urgent 'Do Not Eat' Warning for Viral Dubai Chocolate
The Food Standards Agency issues an urgent warning over viral Dubai-style chocolate bars, fearing they could cause deadly allergic reactions. Read the full safety alert.
York Minster Named England's Most Beautiful Building
A new global study reveals York Minster is England's most beautiful building. Discover its stunning history, from 7th-century origins to surviving a lightning strike.
Roman's £75 sparkly jacket slashed to £25 for Christmas
Shoppers are rushing to buy Roman's diamante jacket, reduced from £75 to £25. With a 4.8-star rating, it's hailed as perfect for festive dinners. Order by Dec 20 for Christmas delivery.
UK unemployment hits 5.1% as youth bear the brunt
Official figures show UK unemployment rose to 5.1%, its highest since early 2021. Young people aged 18-24 saw an 85,000 increase in joblessness. Read the full analysis.
Spey Viaduct collapse likely caused by soil erosion
Initial inspections suggest the partial collapse of the historic Spey Viaduct was caused by scour erosion. Read the latest on the investigation and the bridge's future.
UK Budget Airlines Top Global Delay Rankings for 2025
Flighty's 2025 Global Passport Report reveals Ryanair and easyJet as the world's most delayed airlines, with 29% of flights late. Discover the full rankings and festive travel disruption warnings.
Morrisons loses £17m VAT fight on rotisserie chickens
The High Court rules Morrisons must pay £17m in VAT on its rotisserie chickens, rejecting claims they are eaten cold. The ruling impacts pricing and consumer costs. Read the full story.
FSA warns against Dubai-style chocolate for allergy sufferers
The UK Food Standards Agency warns people with allergies to avoid Dubai-style chocolate bars after finding undeclared peanuts and sesame. Check labels now.
Food Safety Warning: Dubai Chocolate Allergy Risk
The Food Standards Agency warns consumers with allergies to avoid Dubai-style chocolate bars after finding undeclared peanut and sesame. Read the full safety alert.
Airbnb fined €64m by Spain over illegal listings
Spain imposes a €64m fine on Airbnb for advertising unlicensed tourist rentals, part of a major crackdown on platforms fuelling the housing crisis. Discover the details and Airbnb's response.
Trainline's Christmas travel advice: Follow the two-minute rule
Trainline urges festive travellers to arrive early and follow its 'two-minute rule' for smoother journeys. Get essential tips for navigating busy Christmas and New Year rail services.
World's longest flight: 19 hours, no economy cabin
Singapore Airlines operates the world's longest flight from New York to Singapore, taking nearly 19 hours. Discover why this ultra-long-haul route has no economy class.
Best Cabin Bags for Ryanair's Strict Size Rules
Avoid hefty Ryanair baggage fees with our tested selection of carry-on luggage that meets the airline's strict size limits, from budget backpacks to luxury cases.
ICEHOTEL 36 Opens in Lapland for Winter Season
Sweden's iconic ICEHOTEL has opened its 36th frozen edition, crafted from Torne River ice. Guests can sleep in art suites, play an ice piano & dine on reindeer. Discover this unique winter tourism experience.
Speed camera error leads to thousands of wrongful fines
A software fault in variable speed cameras has led to 2,650 incorrect activations. Find out if you're affected and how the new compensation scheme works.
70p Pillow Cleaning Hack Using Baking Soda & Vinegar
Experts reveal a 70p DIY method using baking soda and white vinegar to banish yellow stains and bacteria from pillows in just 30 minutes. Learn the simple steps for a fresher, cleaner bed.
Homelessness Crisis Hits UK Classrooms
New research reveals 52% of teachers work with homeless children, disrupting education. The government's £3.5bn strategy aims to tackle the root causes. Read the full story.
Public sector pay gap closes, pensions remain superior
Official Treasury guidance reveals state workers' pay has caught up with the private sector, with far more generous pensions. Chancellor Rachel Reeves urges pay restraint. Read the full analysis.
Youth unemployment highest since 2015 as UK job market slows
UK unemployment rose to 5.1% with 546,000 young people out of work, the highest since 2015. Analysis of the latest ONS data reveals a worrying trend for policymakers. Read the full story.
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