Guardian Corrections: Water Bills, Film Soundtrack Amended
The Guardian has published corrections and clarifications regarding several articles, including water bill costs in England and Wales and the soundtrack for The History of Sound film.
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Pub Gives 5% Cash Discount to Fight Card Fees
A Herefordshire landlord introduces a 5% discount for cash payments to offset rising card transaction costs, as pubs face financial pressures nationwide.
EU's New Trade Approach: Cooperation Not Coercion
The European Union's recent trade agreements with India and Vietnam signal a historic shift away from using tariffs as political weapons, focusing instead on mutual growth and respecting sovereignty.
TikTok Users Rethink App Amid Privacy Concerns
American TikTok users are stepping away from the platform due to new ownership deals, updated terms, and censorship worries, with deletion rates soaring.
Internet's 'Free' Expectation: Toxic Media Impact
A letter to the Guardian argues that the utopian belief in free internet content has poisoned global media, alongside other reader correspondence on language, cars, and duvets.
UK's Biggest Taxpayers: Betfred Brothers Top List
The Sunday Times Tax List reveals the UK's highest contributors, with Betfred's founders paying £400m. Celebrities like Harry Styles and Erling Haaland also feature prominently.
UK Tourists Die in Cape Verde Bacterial Outbreak
Six British holidaymakers have died after contracting shigella in Cape Verde, with over 1,500 UK tourists seeking legal action against tour operator TUI.
Peanut Butter Raises: Lazy Pay Increases in 2026
A new report predicts many employers will use across-the-board 'peanut butter raises' in 2026, sparking debate on performance-based pay and employee feedback.
Crans-Montana Bar Fire Death Toll Rises to 41
The death toll from the devastating New Year's bar fire in Crans-Montana has increased to 41 after an 18-year-old Swiss national died in hospital. The tragedy has claimed mostly young lives, with victims from multiple nationalities.
Secure Disposal of Sensitive Documents: Expert Tips
Learn essential methods for shredding and destroying sensitive documents to protect your personal information from identity theft and fraud risks.
Australia Plans Gambling Ad Reforms to Protect Public
The Australian government, led by Communications Minister Michelle Rowland, is set to introduce new restrictions on gambling advertising to address public health concerns and reduce harm.
Olivia Attwood 'Already Thinking About Divorce' from Bradley Dack
Olivia Attwood is reportedly taking steps to divorce Bradley Dack after confirming their split, with sources claiming she views it as final and is focusing on her career and independence.
London's Best Six Nations 2026 Viewing Venues
Discover seven excellent London bars and pubs to watch the 2026 Six Nations rugby tournament, featuring special menus, unique atmospheres, and prime viewing locations across the capital.
Cuba Fuel Crisis: Trump Sanctions Threaten 'Real Blockade'
Cuba confronts an acute fuel shortage with potential catastrophic consequences as Trump administration sanctions threaten to cut off oil shipments entirely, pushing the island toward collapse.
UK Consumer Goods Prices Rise on Shipping and Supply Chain Costs
Prices for consumer goods in the UK are increasing due to higher shipping costs and supply chain disruptions, impacting procurement and transport.
Most Expensive McDonald's Shocks Travel Experts
Two British travel experts were left stunned after visiting what's considered the world's most expensive McDonald's at Antalya Airport, where prices were double UK rates.
Montcalm East Hotel: A Shoreditch Five-Star Review
Discover the Montcalm East hotel in Shoreditch, a five-star Marriott Autograph property offering spacious rooms, excellent dining, and a standout wellness spa with exceptional facials.
Supermarket Ketchup Matches Heinz, 70% Cheaper
A Which? blind taste test reveals Asda's own-brand ketchup equals Heinz in quality at a fraction of the price, with Waitrose and Aldi also scoring highly.
Ex-RFU Chair Tom Ilube Named Chairman of LINK ATM Network
Tom Ilube, former Rugby Football Union chairman and WPP board member, will lead Britain's largest cash machine network as its new chairman, announced on Monday.
TikTok's Rocky First Week Under US Ownership
TikTok's transition to American ownership has been marred by technical failures, user backlash over alleged censorship, and the rise of a new competitor, Upscrolled.
Gen Z Investment Rates Double Baby Boomers
New research reveals 47% of Gen Z are investing, far outpacing older generations, with rising confidence and Stocks and Shares ISA growth driving a UK investment culture shift.
Teen Freelancer Becomes CEO of £100k+ Business
Tom Lewis started freelancing at 15, grew to earn £20k monthly, co-founded an agency with Steven Bartlett, and now runs a seven-figure company from Dubai.
Ant McPartlin Buys £10m Surrey Mansion Post-Wimbledon Row
TV presenter Ant McPartlin purchases a £10 million new-build mansion in Surrey, moving from Wimbledon after a planning dispute over protected trees at his former home.
London vs Australia: Lifestyle & Environment Compared
A London journalist who lived in Australia for four years reveals stark contrasts in social life, water quality, and outdoor access between the two countries.
Solo Female Traveller's 5 Unsafe European Cities
A solo female tourist who visited 24 European countries shares her experiences of feeling unsafe in five major cities, highlighting issues like stalking and pickpocketing.
Grocery Store Tourism: The Rise of Supermarket Sightseeing
Discover why 77% of travellers now visit supermarkets abroad, from Japan's 7-Elevens to LA's Erewhon, as grocery shopping becomes the new cultural exploration.
US, UK, EU Meet on Critical Minerals Alliance
Ministers from the US, UK, EU, Japan, Australia and New Zealand gather in Washington to discuss a strategic alliance on critical minerals, aiming to reduce dependence on China and secure supply chains.
Notting Hill's Journey from Slum to Luxury Property Hub
Once described by Charles Dickens as a 'plague spot,' Notting Hill's Pottery Lane has transformed from Victorian slum to one of London's most expensive neighbourhoods, with average house prices now approaching £2 million.
Best Cabin Bags for Short-Haul Trips 2026
Discover the best cabin bags for short-haul flights, from hard-shell suitcases to backpacks, designed to ease packing stress and meet airline restrictions.
M&S Rechargeable Lamp Sells Fast for Dark Corners
Marks and Spencer's new Colby Rechargeable Metal Table Lamp is selling quickly, offering stylish cord-free lighting perfect for dark corners without plug points.
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