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Scotland's Lanarkshire Named First AI Growth Zone
The UK Government has designated Lanarkshire as the country's inaugural AI Growth Zone, backed by over £8 billion in private investment and expected to create thousands of jobs while harnessing renewable energy.
Lancome Perfume Gift Set Slashed to £61 for Valentine's
Lancome's La Vie Est Belle perfume gift set has been reduced from £105 to just £61.80 at Debenhams, offering a 50ml fragrance and matching shower gel ahead of Valentine's Day.
Amazon's Illinois Megastore: A Bold Physical Retail Bet
Amazon plans its largest-ever physical store in Illinois, a 230,000 sq ft big-box format, as it refocuses physical retail strategy while cutting digital-first stores and jobs.
Signaller Compliant Before Stonehaven Train Crash, Inquiry Told
A fatal accident inquiry hears the signaller who instructed a train driver to proceed at normal speed before the Carmont derailment was following Network Rail's rulebook, despite extreme rainfall.
US Tech Firm's Gear Allegedly Powers Russian Military in Ukraine
A $33bn American company founded by NBA owner Robert Pera faces claims its wireless technology has reached Russian forces, potentially enabling attacks labelled crimes against humanity.
M&S Named UK's Best Brand by YouGov for Fourth Year
Marks & Spencer has been named the UK's strongest brand in the YouGov BrandIndex, topping IKEA, Samsung, John Lewis and Netflix. The Post Office was the most improved brand.
Newcastle Council Eyes Direct Ferry Revival to Bergen
Newcastle City Council is investigating the potential return of a direct ferry service to Bergen, Norway, which could restore a North Sea crossing absent since 2008, offering a scenic and eco-friendly travel alternative.
Fujitsu European Boss Steps Down Amid Post Office Scandal
Paul Patterson, Fujitsu's European CEO who represented the firm at the Post Office Horizon inquiry, will step down in March to become non-executive chair of its UK business.
EasyJet CEO: EU Free Cabin Bag Plan 'Lunatic Idea'
EasyJet's CEO warns EU proposals for free extra cabin bags would cause fare rises and delays, as bag charges contribute significantly to airline's £2.5bn ancillary revenue.
Lloyds CEO: Bankers Must Reskill for AI Revolution
Lloyds Banking Group CEO Charlie Nunn warns AI will radically change customer experience in finance, requiring staff to reskill while acknowledging potential job reductions in some areas.
DEWR Outsourcing Sparks Union Fury Over Service Impact
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations replaces short-term call centre staff with third-party contractors, raising union concerns about service quality for vulnerable Australians.
Landlord Tax Breaks Exceed Social Housing Spending
New research reveals Australia spends $12.3bn on property investor tax concessions while allocating just $9.6bn to social housing, homelessness and rent assistance combined.
Dow Chemical Cuts 4,500 Jobs, Boosts AI Focus
Dow Chemical reveals plans to eliminate 4,500 positions globally as part of a restructuring effort emphasising artificial intelligence and automation, with severance costs estimated between $600-800 million.
Housing Market Shows Early Recovery Signs, Says Crest Nicholson
Surrey-based housebuilder Crest Nicholson reports increased inquiries since late 2025, citing falling mortgage rates and wage rises as key factors driving early signs of housing market recovery.
Trump Attacks Powell, Demands Lowest Global Interest Rates
President Trump renews criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, demanding artificially low interest rates regardless of economic indicators while linking policy to tariff revenue.
Sacked Worker Tells Tribunal Over Gender Views Dispute
David Toshack tells employment tribunal he was dismissed by GEOAmey for refusing to use preferred pronouns for trans prisoners, claiming discrimination over gender-critical beliefs.
China Visa-Free Travel for UK Tourists May Start Monday
British holidaymakers could visit China without a visa from as early as Monday, predicts top tour operator Wendy Wu, following a diplomatic deal secured by Sir Keir Starmer.
Bus Driver Sacked After Knocking Out Robber
A London bus driver was dismissed after chasing a thief who stole a passenger's necklace and knocking him unconscious in self-defence, a tribunal has ruled.
Tesla Discontinues Model S and X for AI Robotics Focus
Elon Musk announces Tesla will cease production of its Model S and Model X vehicles, shifting resources to AI and robotics, with the Fremont factory converting to manufacture the humanoid robot Optimus.
Harry Styles' Pleasing Beauty 20% Off at Space NK
Fans of Harry Styles can now save 20% on his Pleasing beauty brand at Space NK, including perfumes, lip balms, and hand creams in a limited-time sale event.
Ex-NHS Consultant Moves to Cyprus After UK Cost of Living Crisis
Angela Ward, 57, from Essex sold all her possessions and left the UK with just two suitcases, citing exhaustion and financial pressure. She now lives in Cyprus and shares her journey online.
Texas Roadhouse Tipping Row: Customers Outraged by Tax-Inclusive Tips
Texas Roadhouse customers are revolting against the steakhouse chain's tipping prompts, which calculate gratuity on post-tax totals. This practice, seen as unethical, is part of a wider 'tipflation' trend angering diners across America.
Europe Losing Arctic Resource Race to Russia and China
Analysis reveals how Europe is losing ground in the strategic competition for Arctic energy, minerals and shipping routes as Russia and China expand their influence in the thawing region.
Family Slams Energy Firm Over Jogger's Electrocution Death
The father of Harry Oates, electrocuted by a faulty power line in Cumbria, criticises Electricity North West for lacking empathy and calls for accountability in a tragic case deemed 'rare and complex' by authorities.
Home Bargains £4 Deal on £50 'Luxury' Face Cream
Home Bargains offers a massive discount on Whind Marrakech Rich Ultimate Cream, now £3.99 online, down from £50, with other skincare deals also available.
Royal Mint Treasure Hunt Offers £28,000 Gold Bar Prize
The Royal Mint has launched The Great British Treasure Hunt, a challenging puzzle series where codebreakers can win a solid gold bar worth over £28,000 by solving five levels of cryptic riddles.
Waspi Women Denied State Pension Compensation Again
The government has reaffirmed its decision not to compensate millions of women born in the 1950s affected by state pension age changes, despite campaigners vowing to continue their fight for justice.
Norfolk Southern Profit Slips 12% on Merger Costs
Norfolk Southern's quarterly profit fell 12% due to merger-related expenses and economic uncertainty, though adjusted earnings beat analyst forecasts.
Couple's 'Giant Waterslide' Holiday Surprise in New Zealand
A couple who quit their jobs to travel the world booked what they thought was a giant waterslide in New Zealand, only to discover the ZORB attraction involves rolling down hills in an inflatable ball.
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