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.
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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.
Brewdog Co-Founder Pledges £10m in Rescue Bid
James Watt, co-founder of Brewdog, is investing £10m of personal wealth in a rescue bid for the craft brewer, as the company faces sale amid financial losses and bar closures.
British Airways Business Class: First-Time 'Left Turn' Review
Metro's Jess Austin shares her inaugural British Airways Club World experience from London to Toronto, detailing exclusive perks, gourmet dining, and whether luxury flying justifies the premium price tag.
Minimum Wage Lowering Living Standards, Warns Wetherspoons Boss
JD Wetherspoon founder Sir Tim Martin argues that minimum wage increases are reducing living standards by limiting pay rises and hiring, with hospitality sector particularly affected.
Asos Co-Founder's Ex-Wife Denies Role in Thailand Death
Ploy Kringsinthanakun, ex-wife of Asos co-founder Quentin Griffiths, says she had 'nothing to do' with his fatal fall from an 18th-floor balcony in Pattaya, Thailand, amid ongoing legal disputes.
Shoreditch's Timeless Family Pub Defies Modern Trends
The Old Kings Head in Shoreditch remains a cherished traditional pub with affordable prices and a welcoming atmosphere, surviving economic challenges while maintaining its old-school charm.
Expedia Reveals Cheapest Flight Days and Booking Times
New research from Expedia identifies Friday as the cheapest day to fly and provides data-driven booking strategies to save hundreds on airfare in 2026.
German Media Giant Backs £500m Telegraph Bid Rivaling Daily Mail
Axel Springer, owner of Politico and Business Insider, supports a consortium's £500m bid for Telegraph Media Group, challenging the Daily Mail owner's acquisition amid regulatory scrutiny.
MG MGS6 SUV Review: Strong Family EV Contender
MG's flagship electric SUV, the MGS6, offers impressive space, luxury interior, and quick performance under £40,000, though with some charging and quality compromises.
Trump Announces New Global Tariff After Court Ruling
President Donald Trump has announced a new blanket 10% tariff on all countries after the US Supreme Court struck down his previous duties as illegal. The White House says it takes effect February 24.
UK Homebuyers Lose £2,000 on Average in Chain Collapses
Barclays research shows broken property chains cost buyers an extra £2,127 on average, with nearly half of transactions delayed or failing due to complications like gazumping and gazundering.
UK's Best Indoor Playground at Stockeld Park Praised by Parents
Stockeld Park's Playhive in North Yorkshire has been named the UK's best indoor play centre, featuring four themed adventure zones, affordable dining, and separate areas for different ages, attracting over 250,000 visitors annually.
Digbeth Named UK's Coolest Neighborhood Outside London
Birmingham's Digbeth district has been recognized as one of the world's coolest neighborhoods, ranking 13th globally and 2nd in the UK, thanks to its vibrant arts scene, creative transformation, and community spirit.
HMRC Digital Tax Overhaul: Self-Assessment Modernization
HM Revenue and Customs is implementing a significant shake-up of the self-assessment tax system through its Making Tax Digital initiative, requiring taxpayers to adopt digital record-keeping and quarterly updates.
Financial Abuse Survivor Advises Ministers After Guardian Report
Francesca Onody, who faced repossession after her abusive husband burned down their home, has been invited by City Minister Lucy Rigby to help shape government policy on economic abuse support measures.
Bernie Sanders Warns of AI's Economic and Social Dangers
Senator Bernie Sanders cautions that the AI revolution could exacerbate inequality and job losses without proper regulation, urging immediate policy action.
Tumbler Ridge Shooter Used ChatGPT for Planning
OpenAI confirms the Tumbler Ridge shooter utilized ChatGPT for planning the attack, raising concerns about AI misuse in violent incidents and prompting calls for stricter safeguards.
Anna Murdoch-Mann, Rupert Murdoch's Ex-Wife, Dies at 81
Anna Murdoch-Mann, author and former spouse of media mogul Rupert Murdoch, passed away at her Florida home. She was a key figure in his empire and mother to three children.
Judge Dismisses Washington Post Raid Case
A federal judge has dismissed a case involving a raid on The Washington Post, emphasizing the importance of press freedom protections under the First Amendment.
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