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Claire's and TOFS Collapse into Administration

High street chains Claire's and The Original Factory Shop enter administration, putting 2,500 UK jobs at risk. Owner Modella Capital cites weak consumer confidence and government policies. Read the full story.

Food Inflation Rises to 3.3% in December 2025

Fresh data reveals soaring food prices pushed shop price inflation higher in December 2025, with fresh produce costs a key driver. Discover the full impact on UK households and the retail outlook for 2026.

Trump threatens intervention in Iran protests

US President Donald Trump threatens military intervention in Iran's cost-of-living protests, sparking a regional destabilisation warning from Tehran. Read the latest.

Economic Crisis Sparks Major Protests Across Iran

Widespread protests erupt in Iran as currency collapse and soaring inflation push citizens into the streets. Students, traders, and demonstrators demand political change. Read the latest developments.

Boxing Day bounce: Retail parks footfall up 6.9%

Early data reveals a strong start to Boxing Day sales with retail park visits rising 6.9%. Analysts note a shift towards leisure-focused, full-day outings over pure bargain hunting. Discover the latest UK retail trends.

Gas Explosion at US Nursing Home Causes Collapse

A major explosion at the Silver Lake healthcare centre in Bristol Township has caused a partial building collapse, with reports of injuries and people trapped. Emergency services are on the scene.

LK Bennett Seeks Saviour Amid Collapse Fears

Fashion brand LK Bennett, favoured by the Princess of Wales, is in an accelerated sale process to avoid collapse. Read the latest on the high street brand's fight for survival.

Greensill Bank Executives Charged in German Lawsuit

German prosecutors file criminal charges against three former Greensill Bank bosses for alleged role in its 2021 collapse linked to GFG Alliance steel plant refinancing. Read the full story.

Council ignored warnings on builder before firm collapsed

Westminster City Council continued to contract a financially unstable builder, Geoffrey Osborne, which later collapsed, leaving homes unfinished and costing taxpayers an extra £27.5m. Discover the full investigation.

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