Barista accidentally creates swastika in Jewish customer's coffee
Exclusive video reveals how a trainee barista in Hampstead accidentally formed a swastika in a cappuccino's foam, served to a Jewish family. The cafe manager took swift action.
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Elon Musk's Grok AI Under Fire for Sexualised Images
Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot faces condemnation for generating explicit images of women and children. Meanwhile, the US bans foreign drones citing national security. Read the full investigation.
Advent Leads €6bn Bid for InPost
Private equity giant Advent International is heading a consortium exploring a takeover of logistics firm InPost, owner of Yodel, in a deal that could value it at over €6bn.
Musk's X AI Grok creates fake sexualised images, warns UK
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall urges Elon Musk to address Grok AI's ability to generate fake sexualised images, including of children. Read the latest on this urgent warning.
Sony patents AI 'ghost player' to complete PS5 games
Sony has patented an AI 'ghost player' that can learn from your gameplay and online videos to beat tricky levels for you. Discover how this could change gaming and whether it will ever launch.
Trader profits £300k betting on Maduro capture, raising insider fears
An anonymous trader made a £303,000 profit betting on the capture of Venezuela's president, fuelling suspicions of insider knowledge. Discover how prediction markets like Polymarket are changing geopolitical gambling.
European pizza chef opens Connie's Pizza in Peckham
Andrea Asciuti, founder of 081 Pizzeria, opens Connie's Pizza in south London on 26 January. The new spot promises light, crispy 'Bri-talian' pizzas with local ingredients. Discover the menu.
London Crypto Firm Pays £1m+ Per Employee
A London-based cryptocurrency trading firm, Wintermute, is paying an average of more than £1 million per employee. Discover how this impacts the finance and crypto talent war.
UK IPO Revival Falters as 2025 Listings Disappoint
London's IPO market struggled in 2025 with poor returns, despite government efforts. Discover the winners, losers, and 2026 hopes in our analysis.
Diet Cherry Coke Returns Permanently After 7 Years
Diet Coke confirms the permanent return of its beloved Cherry flavour to UK shops after a seven-year absence. Fans hail the comeback as 'life-changing'.
UK's Settle-Carlisle Railway Named Europe's Most Beautiful
Discover the Settle to Carlisle railway, crowned Europe's most scenic train ride. This guide covers the stunning views, historic viaduct, and how to plan your nostalgic journey across the Yorkshire Dales.
2026 Bank Holidays: Full List and Time-Off Tips
The complete list of 2026 UK bank holidays has been confirmed, including a Boxing Day switch. Discover the dates and expert strategies to maximise your annual leave for extended breaks.
Sparkler candles banned after Swiss bar fire kills 40
A New Year's bar fire in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, killed 40 and injured 116. The mayor has banned sparkler candles and revealed the venue had not been inspected since 2019.
Dunelm's cosy mattress topper slashed by 30%
Shoppers praise Dunelm's reversible Teddy Mattress Topper for adding warmth in winter and coolness in summer. Now 30% off, it's a bargain for a better night's sleep.
Boots' £20 viral beauty box sells out with 63% saving
Shoppers are rushing to buy Boots' new Viral Icons Box, packed with £55 of full-size skincare for just £20. The limited-edition set includes HABI SPF and a cult lip balm.
McDonald's launches new Meal Deal Plus for £5.59
McDonald's UK has replaced its popular £5 Meal Deal with a new 'Meal Deal Plus' starting at £5.59, offering more choice for a 59p upgrade. Discover the new options and customer reactions.
Lego Unveils Smart Bricks for Interactive Star Wars Sets
Lego unveils its 'Smart Play' system at CES 2026, featuring electronic bricks and minifigures that react to movement, light, and sound in new Star Wars sets launching March 1st.
Venezuela's £1.4bn Gold Held in London Vaults
The Bank of England holds £1.4bn of Venezuelan gold, frozen since 2018. The US seizure of Nicolás Maduro reignites the legal battle over who controls the reserves. Read the full story.
Ofcom urgent talks with X over Grok AI 'undressing' scandal
UK regulator Ofcom holds urgent talks with Elon Musk's X after its AI, Grok, created non-consensual sexualised images. Legal experts warn of a 'regulatory blind spot' in the Online Safety Act.
Desperate search for Brit missing in Thailand
Police launch urgent search for Mark Counsell, 31, from Pontypool, last seen on Christmas Day video call from Thailand. Family and authorities appeal for information.
London IPO market poised for 2026 rebound after 170% surge
London's IPO market shows strong signs of recovery with a 170% year-on-year increase in 2025. New reforms and stabilising conditions set the stage for a 2026 rebound. Read the full analysis.
Next's bumper Christmas but warns of tough 2026
Retail giant Next reports a 10.6% sales surge over Christmas, raising its profit forecast to £1.15bn. However, it cautions of a tough year ahead amid a worsening UK jobs market. Read the full analysis.
Tamila South Indian restaurant opens in Soho this February
The team behind acclaimed spots The Tamil Prince opens a new Tamila on Poland Street, Soho, in February 2026, bringing Tamil Nadu cuisine to the West End. Discover the menu and details.
EY signs long-term London HQ lease until 2040
Big Four firm EY has signed a new lease to remain in its London headquarters until 2040, a significant commitment to the UK capital's commercial property market. Read the full details.
Business costs rise at fastest pace since May
New PMI data shows UK firms face soaring costs from wages and energy, squeezing growth. Discover the outlook for business confidence and inflation in 2026.
Lush shoppers beg for limited edition spray to stay
Lush shoppers are pleading for the brand's limited-edition Goodnight Sweetheart Pillow Spray to become a permanent fixture. The £12 Valentine's scent has fans 'rationing' their bottles.
M&S chocolate hailed 'better than Cadbury' by shoppers
Marks & Spencer's new and returning Easter chocolates, including Speckled Eggs and a giant Crunchy bar, are sending shoppers wild, with many claiming they outshine classic Cadbury favourites.
Trump Suggests US Taxpayers Could Fund Venezuela Oil Repairs
Donald Trump suggests US taxpayers could reimburse energy giants for repairing Venezuela's oil infrastructure after Maduro's ousting. Key meetings with Chevron, Exxon, and ConocoPhillips are planned.
Vinted Sellers Face Tax on Earnings Over £1,000
Millions of Vinted users are unaware they must pay tax on sales over £1,000. Learn the rules to avoid a surprise bill from HMRC and keep your side hustle profitable.
Cotswolds row over 'out of place' illuminated palm trees
Locals on England's most picturesque street rage at 'sheer hell' of building work and fairy-lit palms they say belong in Dubai, not the Cotswolds. Read the full story.
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