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.
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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.
US Investigates Claims Meta Can Read WhatsApp Messages
US authorities reportedly investigated allegations that Meta can access encrypted WhatsApp chats, claims the company denies as false and absurd in an ongoing lawsuit.
Pokémon Cancels Event at Japanese Shrine After Chinese Anger
The Pokémon Company has apologised and cancelled a planned card game event at Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine after Chinese media accused it of disrespecting historical victims of Japanese aggression.
Amazon Fire TV Blaster Support Ends
Amazon is discontinuing support for the Fire TV Blaster, rendering the device non-functional within weeks. Customers receive compensation and recycling options.
Bank of England to Hold Interest Rates at 3.75%
The Bank of England is set to maintain interest rates at 3.75% next week as policymakers battle sticky inflation, with economists debating the timing of future cuts.
Desi Pubs: South Asian Culture Revives Midlands Pubs
The rise of Desi pubs in the West Midlands blends South Asian cuisine and culture with traditional British pubs, creating vibrant community spaces that foster social cohesion.
China's $1.2tn Surplus Strangles Global Manufacturing
China's trade surplus surged 20% to $1.2tn in 2025, overwhelming manufacturers worldwide. As US influence declines, Beijing faces pressure to reconsider export-led policies threatening global economic stability.
London's Top Six Nations Bars for 2026
Discover six London venues offering special menus, drinks, and atmospheres for watching the 2026 Six Nations rugby tournament, from City gems to neighbourhood favourites.
Gordon Ramsay Opens First UK Hell's Kitchen in London
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is launching the UK's inaugural Hell's Kitchen restaurant at The Cumberland Hotel in Marble Arch, London, in spring 2026, featuring theatrical dining with fire, shouting, and signature dishes.
BA Premium Economy Review: Calms Nerves, Lacks Entertainment
Metro's Deputy TV Editor reviews British Airways Premium Economy on a London-Tokyo flight, finding it helped his flying fear but criticising the limited entertainment options.
DRC Landslide Kills 200+ in Coltan Mine Disaster
A devastating landslide at coltan mines in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed over 200 lives, with many still buried under mud. The tragedy highlights dangerous mining conditions for the smartphone mineral.
Thames Water £16bn Rescue Deal Nears Agreement
Thames Water creditors are close to a £16bn rescue agreement with Ofwat that would prevent temporary government ownership, involving debt write-offs and new equity.
How Referral Schemes Can Pay Off for UK Consumers
A comprehensive guide to UK referral schemes across banking, energy, broadband, and lifestyle sectors, highlighting rewards and important consumer considerations.
Gig Economy App Pay Criticised by TUC
Major retailers like Urban Outfitters and Dreams are using the Temper app for staff, with fees potentially pushing pay below minimum wage, sparking calls for urgent worker protections.
UK's Top Taxpayers Revealed: Betfred Brothers Lead List
Betfred founders Fred and Peter Done paid over £400m in tax, topping The Sunday Times' list. Analysis shows the wealthiest contributed £5.6bn amid Labour's tax reforms targeting high earners.
London Cafe Evictions Paused After Legal Challenge
A couple running cafes at Parliament Hill Lido, Queen's Park and Highgate Wood have halted evictions through legal action against the City of London Corporation.
Corporate America's Silence Tested by Trump's Immigration Raids
As Trump's second term sees brutal immigration raids and protester deaths in Minnesota, US CEOs face mounting pressure to speak out, balancing fears of government retaliation against public anger.
Heineken's Zero-Alcohol Tube Campaign: Accessibility Issues
Heineken's temporary rebranding of London Underground stations for its alcohol-free beer campaign faced criticism over accessibility and confusion, despite aiming to promote social connection.
Post Office Horizon Scheme Closure Leaves Thousands at Risk
The Post Office is closing its main Horizon compensation scheme, potentially leaving thousands of eligible operators without redress as hundreds of claims continue to arrive monthly.
New Zealand Adventure: Finding Your Inner Child Through Thrills
A solo traveller's 11,500-mile journey to New Zealand reveals how adrenaline activities and cultural immersion can unlock a profound sense of joy and connection.
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