US Census data reveals New Orleans as America's fastest-shrinking metro area, with residents citing poor job prospects, rising costs, crime concerns, and crumbling infrastructure as key drivers of the exodus.
Residents in Eldwick village express disbelief as a public footpath behind their homes appears on Rightmove for £1000, marketed as an investment opportunity despite access rights.
Travel expert Simon Calder argues that cities worldwide must enhance public transport systems to better serve both tourists and residents, using examples from Sao Paulo and London.
An Exeter property crammed with clutter was digitally cleaned using AI for its listing, raising concerns over misleading buyers. Experts warn this growing trend risks wasting time and breaching trust in the UK housing market.
Las Vegas buffets have transformed from affordable $1 offerings to $175 luxury experiences with lobster and caviar, reflecting the city's shift toward high-end dining.
Financial expert Vicky Parry explains how UK banks are offering cash incentives up to £250 for switching current accounts, detailing the pros, cons, and practical steps for consumers.
Bill Browder, a prominent financier and anti-corruption campaigner, has called for sanctions on refineries that purchase Russian crude oil, arguing this could help end the war in Ukraine by cutting off a key revenue stream for Moscow.
Desi pubs in the West Midlands are gaining prominence as vital community hubs, blending British pub culture with South Asian influences to create unique social spaces that enhance local cohesion and cultural integration.
China's trade surplus surged 20% to $1.2tn in 2025, overwhelming manufacturers worldwide and challenging the global trading order as US influence declines.
A new calculator reveals buying coffee from chains like Starbucks or Pret could cost £1,092 yearly, while homemade instant coffee saves hundreds.
A Sussex barn conversion in the South Downs National Park, where the previous owner is buried in the garden with his dog, has gone under offer for £600,000 after over a year on the market.
A five-bedroom house in York has stunned potential buyers with a £1.1m asking price, despite selling for £800k in 2022. Neighbours and experts question the valuation.
A food blogger's blind taste test of five ketchup brands crowned Aldi's own-brand as the winner, with Heinz coming second. The test revealed surprising preferences beyond the traditional favourite.
Emergency services responded to a serious collision involving a Royal Mail van and a car on the A663 Broadway in Chadderton, Oldham, causing major road closures.
The Food Standards Agency has issued urgent recall notices for multiple food products including chicken burgers, crisps and rice due to undeclared allergens and potential contamination hazards.
A Marston's pub in North Wales has apologised after staff refused entry to a mother and her autistic daughter who requested seating away from the children's play area.
The Warm Home Discount scheme has been confirmed for extension until 2030/31, providing millions of UK households with £150 off electricity bills each winter.
Major UK banks and energy providers are introducing referral schemes that allow customers to earn money and rewards by recommending services to friends and family, aiming to boost loyalty and acquisition.
Urban Outfitters, Dreams and Royal Parks cafe operator Colicci face scrutiny for using Temper app where workers paying fees for faster payment can earn below legal minimum wage, prompting TUC calls for urgent reforms.
Model Emma Louise Connolly praises M&S's Tailored Cinched Waist Jacket for its flattering fit and ability to make any outfit appear luxurious, available for £60 in sizes 6-24.
The RAC recommends using shaving foam to clean car windscreens, creating a barrier that prevents winter condensation and saves time on frosty mornings.
A 3.66% alcohol duty increase takes effect this Sunday, adding up to 39p to spirits and wine bottles. Industry warns of inevitable price rises for consumers.
Consumer champion Martyn James reveals how airlines use sneaky add-ons to dramatically increase flight costs, with essential charges often doubling or tripling the advertised price.
Experts reveal that placing furniture too close to radiators in winter can cause irreversible damage, leading to hundreds of pounds in repair costs and higher energy bills.
Pedal & Post, an award-winning UK logistics operator specialising in emission-free parcel delivery using e-cargo bikes and electric vans, has ceased trading with 60 jobs lost following the loss of a major client.
The government's new £250 ground rent cap brings relief to some leaseholders facing huge increases, but others criticise it as insufficient compared to election promises.
New Vehicle Excise Duty rates will see 59 models from 24 manufacturers, including Ford, BMW and Mercedes, paying £5,690 in first-year tax from April 1st 2026.
A couple running cafes at Parliament Hill Lido, Queen's Park and Highgate Wood have halted evictions through legal action, accusing the City of London Corporation of unfairness.
As immigration raids turn deadly in Minnesota, US CEOs face mounting pressure to speak out against Trump's policies while fearing government retaliation and consumer backlash in a deeply polarized era.
A catastrophic landslide at coltan mines in rebel-controlled eastern Congo has killed at least 200 people, with many still trapped in mud, highlighting dangerous artisanal mining practices.