Sunday Brunch at Fairmont St Andrews: A Scottish Feast
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Inventor Quits Job After Viral Pub Sun-Tracking App Success
Mo Dawod left his architecture career after his Sunseekr app, which shows which London pub gardens are sunny, gained over 250,000 users and secured major sponsorship deals.
Timor-Leste Crypto Resort Probe Links to Sanctioned Crime Group
A four-month investigation reveals alleged connections between a planned cryptocurrency resort in Timor-Leste and the sanctioned Prince Group, raising concerns about transnational crime infiltration in the developing nation.
Ellison Media Empire Expansion Threatens Press Independence
The Ellison family's potential $110bn acquisition of Warner Bros could make them the world's most powerful media magnates, raising concerns about editorial independence at CNN and other networks.
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Trump's Iran War Shocks Asian Markets: Seoul Suffers, China Stable
Asian markets face volatility from Trump's Iran conflict, with South Korea's Kospi plunging 19% in March. China avoids worst losses through state intervention and energy reserves.
Dimon Calls for Stronger Economic Alliances, Critiques Trump
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon's annual shareholder letter advocates for strengthening US economic ties with allies while subtly criticizing Trump's tariff policies and foreign approach.
Polymarket Stops Bets on US Pilots After Lawmaker Criticism
Online prediction platform Polymarket ceased accepting wagers on the rescue of US pilots shot down by Iran following strong condemnation from Congressman Seth Moulton, who labeled the bets 'disgusting'.
Iran Conflict Threatens Global Economy from Fuel to Food
Trump's ultimatum to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz closure triggers soaring oil prices, potential flight cancellations, and rising food costs, with Western economies now facing the economic pain previously felt in Asia.
UK Firms Risk Losing B Corp Status After Standards Overhaul
Dozens of UK companies may lose their B Corp ethical certification following a major standards overhaul by B Lab. The new rigorous process requires meeting non-negotiable standards across seven categories, with third-party audits verifying compliance.
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Take-Two Lays Off AI Team After 7 Years, CEO Criticizes AI
Take-Two Interactive, parent of Rockstar Games, has terminated its entire AI team after seven years, aligning with CEO Strauss Zelnick's outspoken skepticism about AI's role in creativity and game development.
Artemis II Crew to Break Distance Record on Moon Flyby
NASA's Artemis II astronauts are poised to set a new distance record, surpassing Apollo 13, during a lunar flyby that offers unprecedented views of the moon's far side and scientific observations.
Dimon Warns on High Rates, Lending Standards and IPO Dearth
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon issues stark warning about inflation, interest rates, uneven lending standards, and the surprising lack of IPOs in his annual shareholder letter.
BA's Starlink WiFi Sparks 'Bare Beating' Passenger Nightmare
British Airways' rollout of Starlink WiFi enabling in-flight calls raises concerns about disruptive 'bare beating' behavior, with passengers fearing a new era of noisy flights.
New Worker Rights Take Effect: Sick Pay to Whistleblowing
Major employment reforms under the Employment Rights Act are now in force, introducing 'day-one' rights for paternity leave and sick pay, enhanced whistleblower protections, and new enforcement powers for the Fair Work Agency.
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XTX Markets Paid Over £500m in Corporation Tax in 2025
London algorithmic trading firm XTX Markets, founded by billionaire Alex Gerko, faced a corporation tax bill exceeding £500m in 2025, accounting for 0.7% of UK's total receipts.
Thailand Diesel Prices Surge Above 50 Baht Per Litre
Thailand's diesel prices have skyrocketed above 50 baht per litre, prompting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul to call for energy conservation measures including work-from-home and carpooling.
Guardian Contest: Win £200 for Your Italy Travel Tip
The Guardian invites UK residents to share their favorite Italian travel discoveries, from hidden gems to iconic sights, for a chance to win a £200 Coolstays voucher. Tips will be judged by Lonely Planet's Tom Hall.
Cyprus Holiday: 7 Nights with Flights from £219pp
Loveholidays offers a seven-night Cyprus getaway at Corallia Beach Hotel in Coral Bay, including flights, from just £219 per person. The deal features beach views, pools, dining, and entertainment.
Markets Steady After Trump's Expletive-Laden Iran Demands
Wall Street traders returned to a calm session despite President Trump's fiery rhetoric targeting Iran. Strong jobs data helped offset geopolitical tensions, though economists warn of future risks.
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Sony Purges PlayStation Store of Fake Games and AI Slop
Sony removes misleading titles like fake Uncharted and Jesus Simulator from the PS5 store in a shovelware crackdown, but questions remain about prevention.
Private Equity Deals Slump 36% on AI and Conflict Worries
Private equity acquisitions plummeted by over a third in Q1 2026 as market turmoil from Middle East tensions and AI's threat to software businesses stifles dealmaking activity.
UK Rural Firms' Energy Bills Double Amid Iran War Oil Spike
Heating oil prices have surged due to the Iran war, forcing UK small businesses to ration fuel. The Federation of Small Businesses warns of bill increases over 100% for rural firms.
West Wycombe: Prettiest Village Near London, Not West Wickham
West Wycombe in Buckinghamshire has been named the most stunning village near London by Conde Nast Traveller, often confused with the suburban South London town of West Wickham despite their stark differences.
Folkestone: 5 Beaches Just 58 Minutes from London
Discover Folkestone, Kent's coastal gem offering five distinct beaches, scenic walks, and charming cafes just under an hour from London by train. Perfect for spring day trips.
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UK Man Buys Sicilian Home for Under £19,000
Jonathan Smith, a 39-year-old from Manchester, purchased a derelict villa in Sicily for just €21,500, escaping UK living costs. He documents his renovation journey on YouTube as part of a growing trend of Brits seeking affordable European properties.
Father Questions Full Child Maintenance for Daughter He Rarely Sees
A father earning £80,000 challenges his child maintenance obligations for a 14-year-old daughter he rarely visits, sparking a debate on legal and moral responsibilities in divorce cases.
Riverford Founder: Emotional Intelligence Transformed My Farm
Guy Singh-Watson reveals how addressing gender inequality and embracing emotional intelligence at Riverford farm led to commercial success and personal growth, with women now earning more than men.
Benidorm Hotel Roof Collapse Injures Seven at Easter
A ceiling collapse at the Poseidón Palace hotel in Benidorm injured at least seven people, including an eight-year-old boy and a 78-year-old man, during Easter Sunday lunch service. Emergency services responded to the incident affecting around 60 diners.
Fuel Crisis Eases in Australia, Diesel Prices Still Volatile
The number of Australian service stations without fuel dropped from over 800 to under 600 in a week, but diesel shortages persist with 3.4% of stations out. Prices fluctuate amid global pressures and government relief efforts.
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London Tax Defaulters Owe HMRC £251 Million in Record High
London employers face £251 million in tax demands from HMRC, with penalties reaching £99 million. The capital's 184 named companies represent a threefold increase in defaults compared to previous years.
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