Firm's 'Squid Game' Staff Culling Survey Sparks Fury
An Italian electrical company asked employees to choose which colleagues to sack in a controversial survey likened to dystopian TV show Squid Game, prompting union condemnation.
An Italian electrical company asked employees to choose which colleagues to sack in a controversial survey likened to dystopian TV show Squid Game, prompting union condemnation.
Parents of Cyane Panine, the 'Girl in the Helmet', speak out as she's blamed for a New Year's Eve fire at a Swiss ski resort bar that killed 40 people, citing safety failures.
Former US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Canadian goods in response to a proposed trade deal between Canada and China.
A British Reddit user shares a hilarious encounter where an American tourist asked if people in the UK actually speak English, sparking a flood of similar stories.
Immigrant rights activists in Minneapolis are escalating protests against Target, demanding the retailer speak out against ICE arrests at its stores and safeguard employees and customers.
US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if Canada proceeds with its trade deal with China, escalating tensions.
A criminal database containing 48 million Gmail usernames and passwords, plus millions from Facebook and Instagram, was publicly accessible for a month before removal.
Donald Trump threatens 100% tariffs on Canadian imports if Canada makes a trade deal with China, while also announcing US seizure of Venezuelan oil.
David and Victoria Beckham have shared nostalgic comments about their son Brooklyn, days after he made scathing allegations about their family dynamic and controlling behaviour.
A mother's discovery that her unwitnessed will was invalid led to anxiety about her children's future and inspired her to retrain as a professional will-writer, helping others avoid common pitfalls.
The UK government is expected to reduce tariff-free steel import quotas from July, aiming to protect domestic producers against a global oversupply driven by China.
OpenAI's GPT-5.2 has been found citing Elon Musk's Grokipedia on topics including Iran and Holocaust deniers, raising misinformation concerns.
A gas explosion triggered a devastating fire at a 17-storey Bronx apartment building, killing one person and injuring 14 others during sub-zero temperatures in New York City.
Business Secretary Peter Kyle faces criticism from investor Luke Johnson over his 'picking winners' approach to government investment in UK firms through state-backed funds.
Poundland has completed a major restructuring, closing nearly 150 stores and two warehouses while simplifying pricing and refining its product ranges to focus on future growth.
Frasers Group, holding 25% of Asos, voted against board re-election and key resolutions at the online retailer's AGM, escalating tensions in UK retail.
Complaints to the Consumer Council for Water soared by over 50% in 2025, with 16,000 households protesting bill increases. Southern Water received the most complaints per customer.
Plans to restore a direct ferry service between Newcastle and Bergen are gaining momentum, with local leaders pledging to explore options despite financial viability concerns.
Brooklyn Beckham has publicly severed ties with parents David and Victoria, now relying on wife Nicola Peltz's family and grandparents for support in his inner circle.
Donald Trump's executive order banning institutional investors from single-family housing markets highlights Labour's contradictory approach to corporate landlords while pursuing ambitious building targets.
Money-saving expert Jordon Cox reveals tactical booking strategies, including the 'Tuesday rule', to significantly cut holiday costs for UK travellers.
UK restaurants are introducing moderation menus that alternate alcoholic and non-alcoholic pairings, responding to growing demand for sophisticated alcohol-free options beyond Dry January.
The Bank of London is grappling with increasing financial losses while remaining under an active investigation by UK regulators, raising concerns over its stability and compliance.
Coca-Cola takes legal action against Vue Entertainment to reclaim alleged unpaid debts after the cinema chain switched to rival PepsiCo as its exclusive soft drink supplier across Europe.
Londoners share nostalgic memories of Woolworths, the legendary high street retailer with 800 UK stores that closed in 2008. From record departments to Pic 'n' Mix counters.
Leconfield House in Mayfair, once MI5's headquarters, could be transformed into an exclusive members' club with a Japanese restaurant, offices and networking spaces, despite local noise concerns.
A personal finance journey from credit card reliance to mindful spending through a weekly £10 treat budget, offering practical tips for enjoying life on less.
Alexandra Palace launches Summit, the UK's highest rooftop climb at 130 metres, offering 360-degree views of 28 London boroughs. Opening February 2026.
A detailed review of the Town Hall Hotel in Bethnal Green, a converted Edwardian town hall with Art Deco touches, Michelin-starred dining, and a vibrant artsy atmosphere in East London.
Money expert Martin Lewis urges travellers to secure insurance immediately after booking holidays, highlighting protection for pre-departure incidents and rising UK travel trends.