Shrinkflation Drives Up Easter Egg Prices

Cocoa shortages and climate shocks have led to shrinkflation in chocolate, making Easter eggs smaller and pricier. Experts warn this trend may persist due to ongoing economic pressures.

Readers' Top French Trips: Art, Nature, and Hidden Gems

Discover readers' favorite trips across France, from Vichy's historic spa waters and Normandy's scenic cliffs to Provence's modernist art and Loire's Renaissance chateaux. Tips include cycling, hiking, and cultural festivals.

Primeur: Canonbury's Timeless Garage-Turned-Bistro

Primeur, a beloved small plates restaurant in Canonbury, continues to shine in a former 1930s garage. With Basque and French-inspired dishes, natural wines, and a romantic ambiance, it remains a standout in London's dining scene.

Gateshead's 'City Within a City' to Rise Near Metrocentre

A massive new residential complex called Metro Riverside will bring over 4,500 homes and 5,000 jobs to Gateshead, creating a walkable '20-minute neighbourhood' with waterfront views and enhanced transport links near the UK's second-largest shopping centre

London Pride CEO Sacked for Voucher Misuse

Christopher Joell-Deshields, former CEO of Pride in London, has been dismissed after allegations he spent £7,125 of volunteer vouchers on luxury goods like Apple products and perfume.

Hormuz Blockade Accelerates Global De-Dollarization Trend

Iran's strategic blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered significant oil price volatility while accelerating global de-dollarization efforts, potentially reshaping American economic power and international financial systems.

Allbirds Sold for $39m After 99% Share Price Collapse

The once-celebrated sustainable trainer brand Allbirds has been acquired by American Exchange Group for just $39 million, marking a stunning decline from its previous $4 billion valuation amid plummeting sales and intense competition.

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