TUI Adds Bilbao Routes from Gatwick & Heathrow for Spring
TUI introduces new city break flights from London Gatwick and Heathrow to Bilbao in Northern Spain, offering a two-hour journey to explore its food, wine, and culture.
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Korean Tourist Stunned by London's Diversity and Fast Pace
A Korean tourist visiting London for the first time describes the city as the most vibrant they've ever seen, praising its diversity and well-maintained sidewalks while noting the surprisingly fast pace of escalators and pedestrians.
Single Mum's Journey from £30K Month to £40K Debt
Julie Creffield, a 47-year-old innovation director, shares her story of earning £30,000 in one month, facing £40,000 debt, and using AI to rebuild her finances while prioritizing experiences over material wealth.
Phil Spencer's 5 Tips to Sell Your Home Quickly
Property expert Phil Spencer shares essential advice to help homeowners sell faster, including decluttering, repairs, and choosing the right estate agent, backed by market data.
Thau Lagoon: France's Mediterranean Paradise of Oysters & Wine
Discover the Thau lagoon in southern France, a hidden Mediterranean gem with pine-fringed beaches, oyster farms, vineyards, and scenic cycling routes away from tourist crowds.
Romance Fraud Turns Victims into Insurance Cheats
A new romance fraud scam involves scammers manipulating victims into staging car crashes and filing fake insurance claims, exploiting their identity rather than money, with risks including insurance fraud registration.
Energy Crisis Threatens UK Manufacturing Status, Report Warns
A joint report by CBI and Energy UK reveals that 40% of UK businesses have reduced investment due to persistently high energy costs, putting the nation's manufacturing sector at risk of decline and offshoring.
Energy Charge Hike Threatens UK Indoor Food Production
Thanet Earth and other UK indoor growers warn that a 60% rise in electricity standing charges from April will spike production costs, fuel food inflation, and hinder competitiveness, calling for government intervention.
Tradeswomen Boost Safety in Domestic Abuse Refuges
UK tradeswomen, up 41% since 2006, are helping domestic abuse survivors feel safer in refuges, as charities shift from male contractors to address trauma triggers.
Fish and Chips at Sir Ian McKellen's Historic London Pub
Experience a visit to The Grapes, a nearly 500-year-old pub in Limehouse owned by Sir Ian McKellen, where history meets modern charm over fish and chips.
Centerview Settles Junior Bankers' Sleep Dispute
Centerview Partners has resolved a legal dispute regarding junior bankers' need for eight hours of sleep, highlighting ongoing concerns about work-life balance in investment banking.
Trump Imposes 15% Tariff After Court Overturns 10% Levy
US President Donald Trump has announced a temporary 15% tariff on all imports to the United States, following the Supreme Court striking down his original 10% tariff. Australia vows to examine all options against these unjustified tariffs.
Microsoft's Strategic Failures Endanger Xbox Platform
A critical analysis of Microsoft's management decisions that have undermined Xbox's profitability and competitive position in the gaming industry, from Game Pass strategy to exclusive title cancellations.
Sony's Bluepoint Shutdown Sparks PS5 Boycott
A passionate gamer declares they're selling their PlayStation 5 after Sony shuts down Demon's Souls remake developer Bluepoint Games, accusing the company of abandoning artistic vision for live service profits.
Trump Raises Global Tariffs to 15%, Creating Trade Turmoil
Donald Trump announces a hike in worldwide tariffs to 15%, up from 10%, following a Supreme Court ruling that deemed his previous methods unconstitutional, sparking global economic confusion.
NASA Moon Mission Delay After Rocket Fault
NASA may postpone the Artemis II moon mission due to a helium flow issue, potentially impacting the March launch window for the historic crewed flight.
Australian Camel Milk Farm Targets US Market with Superfood
Paul Martin's Queensland camel dairy farm is pioneering Australia's camel milk industry, marketing it as a superfood while supplying traditional communities and eyeing major US exports.
Last Chance for Australians to Send Message to Universe
As Voyager's 50th anniversary approaches, Australians have until February 27 to record messages for deep space transmission via the HUMANS project, continuing the legacy of the Golden Records.
NASA Artemis II Launch Delay Possible After Helium Problem
NASA is considering rolling back the Artemis II rocket launch due to a helium flow interruption, potentially impacting the March window for the moon mission.
Gas Tanker Explosion in Chile Kills 4, Injures 17
A catastrophic gas tanker explosion on Route 5 in Santiago, Chile, killed four people and injured at least 17 others, damaging 50 vehicles and sending debris flying into nearby businesses.
Trump Raises Global Tariffs to 15% After Court Ruling
US President Donald Trump has declared an immediate increase in global tariffs from 10% to 15%, responding to a Supreme Court decision that struck down his previous trade policy.
Businesses Seek Refunds After Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs
Following the Supreme Court's ruling against Trump's tariffs, US business groups are pushing for swift refunds, but legal battles may delay repayments for years.
Family Travels to 25 Countries With Young Daughter
A couple who visited 17 countries with their baby before her first birthday shares essential advice for parents considering international travel with infants.
Haddenham: Historic Commuter Village 50 Minutes from London
Discover Haddenham, a Buckinghamshire village with 1,000 years of history, excellent Chiltern Railways connections to London, and homes averaging £509,581. Parish Council Chair David Truesdale MBE reveals its unique Wychert architecture and community spir
Thousands of UK Entrepreneurs Leave Amid Tax Changes
Nearly 6,000 high-growth business owners have departed the UK over two years, driven by tax reforms and competitiveness worries, with tech sector leaders leading the exodus.
Morrisons' £50 Easter Egg Branded 'Mental' by Shoppers
Shoppers have branded Morrisons 'mental' over its £50 own-brand Easter egg, with the supermarket recently named one of UK's least favorite retailers. The 1kg egg is on offer for £29.50 but remains controversial amid pricing concerns.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Global Tariffs
The US Supreme Court has overturned Donald Trump's global tariffs, marking a significant legal rebuke. Chief Justice John Roberts led the decision, emphasizing constitutional limits on presidential power.
London Friends' Self-Funded Events Save Lives at Exclusive Venues
Three female founders of What Does Not host RAW events across London, creating safe spaces for strangers to share vulnerable stories and combat loneliness through word-of-mouth community building.
Hiking San Marino: A Micro-Country Trek in 5 Hours
A journalist recounts hiking the length of San Marino in under five hours, exploring its medieval towers, UNESCO heritage, and a rewarding meal in the misty countryside.
Lost Wallet on First Date Leads to Lasting Love Story
A London dating mishap involving a lost wallet and initial suspicion turned into a three-year relationship when a Hinge date's calm response revealed unexpected compatibility.
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