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.
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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.
£200k Deposit on £302k Snowdonia Home: Family Story
Ian and Andrea Clewett share their property journey, moving from Leicester to a five-bedroom home in Snowdonia with a substantial £200,000 deposit built from equity.
Bakery79 Quietly Expands in Former Greggs Shops
Bakery79, a little-known bakery chain, is rapidly expanding across the UK by opening in former Greggs concessions, offering breakfast, lunch, and sweet treats that customers praise as 'unreal'.
Trump Picks Kevin Warsh to Replace Jerome Powell at Fed
Donald Trump has nominated former Fed governor Kevin Warsh to chair the Federal Reserve, replacing Jerome Powell amid tensions over monetary policy and central bank independence.
Right-Wing Digital Politics: From Fringe to Mainstream
Analysis of how online provocateurs advance extreme political ideas through digital platforms, examining the monetisation of engagement and mainstreaming of once-fringe concepts.
Finland's Happiness Secrets: Nature and Saunas
Finland tops the World Happiness Report for eight years. Discover how nature, saunas, and a slow pace of life contribute to Finnish contentment.
UK Car Buyers Secure Major Discounts Approaching £6,000
New data reveals UK car buyers are benefiting from substantial discounts averaging £5,911, with electric vehicles seeing 12.9% reductions amid competitive market pressures.
French MPs Question Capgemini's ICE Deal
French lawmakers demand transparency after Capgemini subsidiary signs $4.8m contract with US immigration agency ICE to help trace and expel migrants.
Smartphone Addiction: The Hidden Cost of Digital Life
A deep dive into how smartphones have reshaped human behaviour, from compulsive usage to social fragmentation, and what the future holds with emerging AI technologies.
Dunelm's £16 Duvet Set Praised as 'Expensive-Looking'
Shoppers are snapping up Dunelm's Catherine Lansfield Songbird reversible duvet set, praising its design, quality, and affordable price from £16 to refresh bedrooms.
AI Music Fraud: Bots Steal Royalties from Musicians
AI-generated music is being used in a large-scale fraud scheme, with bots streaming fake tracks to siphon billions from real musicians' royalties on platforms like Deezer.
NASA Artemis II: Key Facts on Moon Mission
NASA's Artemis II mission aims to send astronauts around the moon, marking the first crewed lunar flight in over 50 years. Learn about the rocket, crew, and launch details.
Alcohol Duty Hike Forces Price Rises
Industry leaders warn that alcohol businesses have no choice but to increase prices following February's duty rise, with pubs and bars closing at record rates.
Western Video Game Industry in Terminal Decline
A critical analysis of how major Western publishers like Xbox, Ubisoft, and EA are driving the video game industry toward collapse through corporate mismanagement and lack of passion for gaming.
15% of England's Food Delivery Firms Are 'Dark Kitchens'
New research from UK universities finds one in seven food businesses on major delivery platforms operate as 'dark kitchens' without storefronts, raising public health and regulatory concerns.
Over 200 Killed in DRC Coltan Mine Collapse
A catastrophic collapse at the Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed over 200 lives, officials confirm. The site produces 15% of the world's coltan, vital for mobile phones.
Greg Biffle Not Flying in Fatal Crash, NTSB Finds
Federal investigators reveal retired NASCAR star Greg Biffle wasn't piloting the jet that crashed, killing seven, with instrument failures and unqualified copilot noted.
Elon Musk's Epstein Ties Exposed in New Emails
Newly released documents show Elon Musk had friendly communications with Jeffrey Epstein, including plans to visit his private island in 2013, contradicting his past denials.
19 Must-Have Items for Your Payday Shopping Spree
Discover the latest fashion, beauty, and homeware picks from brands like Kurt Geiger, Primark, and Neom. Perfect for a post-January treat.
WWE 2K26 Preview: CM Punk Cover and Ragdoll Physics
WWE 2K26 is officially announced with CM Punk as cover star, introducing ragdoll physics, interactive entrances, and a revamped Showcase mode for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.
Madonna's Margate Visit Reveals Art Boom and Social Divide
Madonna's recent visit to a family-run Italian restaurant in Margate has spotlighted the Kent seaside town's art-led gentrification, while residents highlight stark economic divides and cost of living pressures.
Nintendo Switch Vouchers: Last Chance to Buy
Nintendo Switch Game Vouchers will be withdrawn from sale at 11.59pm on January 30, 2026. Here's what you need to know about the deadline and redemption options.
Europe's Digital Dilemma: Breaking Free from US Tech
As global tensions rise, European governments are questioning their reliance on US tech giants like Zoom, with France leading a push for digital sovereignty amid geopolitical shifts.
NY Officials Warned on Israeli Bond Investments
A human rights group has cautioned New York state and city officials that investing public funds in Israeli bonds may breach international law and fiduciary duties, exposing them to significant legal and financial risks.
Solid Snake Confirmed for Rainbow Six Siege
Ubisoft reveals Solid Snake from Metal Gear as a new Rainbow Six Siege operator in Year 11 roadmap, with full details coming February 15.
Matalan Payday Shopping: Best Affordable Picks
Discover the best affordable fashion and homeware items to buy from Matalan after payday, including stylish clothing, home decor, and bargain deals.
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