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.
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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.
Sweden's Gothenburg Archipelago: Island-Hopping Adventure
Explore the enchanting Gothenburg archipelago, a maze of tiny islands near Gothenburg with bioluminescent seas, rare wildlife, and historic churches, accessible by bus and ferry.
UK Banks Offer £250 for Switching Accounts
Major UK banks including Lloyds, Santander, and Nationwide are offering cash incentives up to £250 for customers who switch current accounts, with varying terms and deadlines.
UK Top 100 Taxpayers: Betfred Brothers Lead £5.7bn List
The Sunday Times Tax List 2026 reveals the UK's top 100 taxpayers, with Betfred's billionaire brothers paying £400.1m. Harry Styles, Erling Haaland, and JK Rowling feature in the record £5.7bn total contributions.
Shere & Guildford: Perfect Day Trip from London
Discover Shere's quintessential English charm and Guildford's riverside beauty in this ideal family-friendly day trip itinerary from London, recommended by travel experts.
M&S Valentine's Deal: Neom Gift Set 20% Off
Marks & Spencer offers 20% off Neom's 'It's All Rosy' Valentine's duo, featuring a candle and hand balm with rose, geranium, and orange scents to lift mood and calm senses.
Dunelm Bedding Set in 11 Colours Gets Rave Reviews
The Linen Yard Hebden Reversible 100% Cotton Duvet Cover & Pillowcase Set from Dunelm, available in 11 colours, is praised for its softness and cosy feel.
Leaving London for the Coast: Why I Won't Go Back
A former Londoner shares three key reasons for moving to Deal in Kent, citing lower costs, less noise, and better scenery as life-changing benefits after lockdown.
New Hiking and Walking Trails in Australia for 2026
Australia announces new hiking and walking trails for 2026, offering fresh outdoor adventures across diverse landscapes from coastal paths to mountain routes.
NDIS Workers Assaulted While Safety Reforms Delayed
National Disability Insurance Agency staff report stalking, threats and assaults while basic security measures recommended in urgent review won't be fully implemented for three years.
Delivery Riders Face Brutal Heat Without Safety Rules
Food delivery riders in Australia work through extreme heatwaves without adequate protections, unlike athletes who benefit from heat rules. Experts call for urgent reforms.
Ukraine and Moldova Blackouts Amid Freezing Winter
Parts of Ukraine and Moldova suffered power cuts on Saturday after high-voltage power lines failed during sub-zero temperatures, with Kyiv and Chisinau among affected areas.
Power Blackouts Strike Ukraine and Moldova in Winter Freeze
Parts of Ukraine and Moldova experienced major power outages on Saturday due to high-voltage line failures, disrupting life as temperatures plummet to -17C.
Drunken Women Trash Bournemouth Hotel Lobby in Rampage
Three intoxicated women caused extensive damage at a Bournemouth hotel, spitting at staff and throwing objects in a violent early morning incident caught on CCTV.
Drunken Women Trash Bournemouth Hotel Lobby, Spit at Staff
Three women caused extensive damage at a Bournemouth hotel, spitting at staff and throwing objects. CCTV captured the chaotic scene as the receptionist fled.
Gloucester Fishing Boat Lost: One Dead, Six Missing
A fishing vessel from Gloucester, Massachusetts, has been lost at sea with one crew member found dead and six others missing. The Lily Jean disappeared in frigid Atlantic waters, sparking a major search operation.
Pub Queueing Epidemic: Changing British Pub Culture
Publicans across Britain report a baffling rise in single-file queueing at bars, with behavioural experts linking it to post-pandemic 'new norms' that are disrupting traditional pub service.
River Island Closes 11 Stores in High Street Blow
River Island is closing 11 stores across the UK today, including Beckton, as part of a restructuring plan to address financial losses and adapt to changing retail trends.
Menai Bridge Marks 200 Years as Engineering Marvel
The Menai Bridge, a pioneering suspension structure by Thomas Telford, celebrates its bicentenary, highlighting its enduring role in connecting Anglesey and shaping transport history in Wales.
Branson Emails Show 'Harem' Remark to Epstein
Newly released emails show Sir Richard Branson told Jeffrey Epstein to bring his 'harem' and offered public relations advice regarding his past conviction.
DR Congo Mine Collapse Kills Over 200
A catastrophic mine collapse in Rubaya, North Kivu, has claimed over 200 lives, including children, following heavy rain. The coltan mine, controlled by M23 rebels, lacked proper maintenance.
London's Top Property Discount Areas in 2025 Revealed
Exclusive data reveals which prime London postcodes offered the steepest property discounts in 2025, with St John's Wood leading at 14.8% average reductions amid market struggles.
Mumsnet Founder Roberts in Talks to Sell Stake
Justine Roberts, founder of the parenting platform Mumsnet, is negotiating with private equity investors to sell a stake in the business she launched in 2000, which now has 8 million monthly users.
Berlin's Potato Flood Sparks Mass Free Giveaway
A record potato harvest in Germany has led to a 4,000-tonne surplus, triggering a massive free distribution across Berlin, from zoos to soup kitchens, as residents embrace the unexpected bounty.
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