ASOS Co-Founder Dies in Thailand Balcony Fall
Quentin Griffiths, millionaire co-founder of ASOS, died after falling from his 17th-floor condo in Pattaya. Police found no evidence of foul play, but stress from court cases may have been a factor.
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Aston Martin Sells F1 Naming Rights in £50M Deal
British car manufacturer Aston Martin has sold its Formula 1 naming rights to AMR GP for £50 million in cash, securing the team's branding in perpetuity amid challenging sales.
UK Retail Sales Up 1.8% in January Fueled by Tech and Fuel
Retail sales in the UK increased by 1.8% in January, driven by strong performance in automotive fuel, art galleries, and technology retailers, while supermarket sales declined significantly.
Fantasy House Hunt: Grand Properties with Lush Lawns
Explore a curated selection of unique homes for sale in England and Scotland, featuring luscious lawns and historic charm, from a converted Georgian hospital to a greenhouse estate.
Top Early Spring Escapes to Southern Europe's Sun-Drenched Spots
Discover readers' favourite early spring trips to France, Italy, and Germany, from cycling in Annecy to exploring Naples, offering respite from UK winter weather with scenic views and cultural delights.
Mayoral Hopeful Spared Jail Over £105,000 Fraud
A businessman who aimed to become London Mayor has avoided prison after draining his property company's accounts, leaving just £3.48 for creditors in a deliberate fraud case.
Hotel Buffet Hack: Packing Lunch from Breakfast
A mother defends her controversial holiday tradition of taking food from hotel breakfast buffets for lunch, sparking debate about thriftiness versus etiquette.
FTSE 100 Pauses Run as Centrica Tumbles, Defence Stocks Rise
The FTSE 100 took a breather from its record-breaking rally after Centrica shares plunged over 5%. Defence stocks like BAE Systems surged amid rising geopolitical tensions, while oil prices climbed above $71 per barrel.
EasyJet Cabin Bag Drops to £16.99 in Limited Amazon Deal
A budget-friendly Flymax cabin suitcase with wheels and telescopic handle is now heavily discounted to just £16.99 on Amazon, fitting hand luggage allowances for multiple airlines including EasyJet and British Airways.
Foreign Office Warning After British Avalanche Deaths in Alps
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office urges caution after three British nationals died in separate avalanches at French ski resorts La Grave and Val d'Isere.
Youth Minimum Wage Rise Fuels UK Unemployment Concerns
The UK's rising youth minimum wage is causing employers to hesitate hiring young workers, leading to increased unemployment rates among 18-24 year olds. Political debates intensify as Labour faces internal conflicts over manifesto promises.
Hostel Romance: Daily Sex in Shared Bunk Bed
A freelance writer shares her intimate week living with her boyfriend in a Canary Islands surf hostel, navigating daily sex in a room with eight other backpackers.
Papers React to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Arrest in Media
British newspapers have unleashed a torrent of coverage following the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, with headlines ranging from sensational to critical, sparking widespread public debate and scrutiny.
Bank of England's Gold Vaults: A Sky News Exclusive
Sky News gains rare access to the Bank of England's underground gold vaults, revealing the world's largest single deposit of gold, its history, and its role in global finance.
UniSuper Accused of Greenwashing Over Reduced Environmental Criteria
A major Australian super fund faces greenwashing allegations after continuing to label an investment option as 'sustainable' despite halving its environmental criteria, sparking a formal complaint to regulators.
Virtual Boy Games on Nintendo Switch Online Reviewed
Nintendo's failed Virtual Boy console finally joins Switch Online with 16 stereoscopic games. We review Wario Land, 3D-Tetris, and more from this obscure 1995 system.
LA Sues Roblox Over Child Safety and Predator Claims
Los Angeles County has filed a lawsuit against Roblox, alleging the platform fails to protect children from sexual content and online predators, with claims of inadequate moderation and age-verification systems.
LSEG, European Exchanges Mull UK Stock Data Contract Bids
The London Stock Exchange Group and major European exchanges are considering bids for a key UK stock trading data contract, highlighting competition in financial data services.
Morgan Stanley Shake-Up and Macfarlanes Partner Exit
Morgan Stanley restructures its London trading operations, while Macfarlanes sees a rare partner departure, signaling shifts in the city's financial and legal sectors.
Sony Closes Bluepoint Games, Developer of Demon's Souls Remake
Sony has closed Bluepoint Games, the studio behind remakes like Demon's Souls and Shadow of the Colossus, resulting in over 70 job losses amid industry challenges.
West Virginia Apple Case: Child Safety Tech Scrutiny
A West Virginia lawsuit alleges Apple failed to detect child sexual abuse material on its devices, raising questions about tech companies' responsibilities in online safety.
Guardian Corrections and Clarifications for February 2026 (19.02.2026)
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies in recent articles from February 2026, including updates on political and economic reporting.
70mai A510 Dashcam: Great Night Vision for £112
The 70mai A510 dual dashcam offers strong night footage with a Sony Starvis 2 sensor, smart connectivity, and excellent value, though its rear camera has limitations.
Smart Candle Warmer: Flameless Home Fragrance with Tech
SwitchBot's new £39 candle warmer lamp uses smart tech to heat scented wax without a flame, offering automation via Matter, voice control, and timers for a safe, aromatic home experience.
Best Steam Irons in the UK: Top Picks for 2026
Discover the top steam irons tested in the UK, from powerful cordless models to compact options, to simplify your ironing routine and tackle laundry efficiently.
ACCC Public Hearing on Coles' Illegal Tobacco Sales
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission initiates a public hearing in New South Wales to investigate allegations of illegal tobacco sales by Coles, with political figures including Angus Taylor and Anthony Albanese involved.
Ex-Commerzbank Analyst Gets 8 Months for False Harassment Claim
A former Commerzbank analyst has been sentenced to eight months in prison after making a bogus sexual harassment allegation against a colleague, highlighting legal consequences for false workplace claims.
BTS Fans Warned About Ticket Scammers Before World Tour
Fans of K-pop sensation BTS are being targeted by fraudulent websites selling fake tickets for the upcoming Arirang World Tour, cybersecurity experts warn.
Norwegian Prima Class: Caribbean Cruise Winter Escape
Discover Norwegian Cruise Line's Prima Class ships offering luxury Caribbean cruises with racetracks, waterslides, private islands, and gourmet dining to combat winter gloom.
Ninja Foodi Max Air Fryer Drops to £160 in Deals
The popular Ninja Foodi Max AF400UK dual-zone air fryer has fallen to one of its lowest prices of the year at £160, with deals available on Amazon and OnBuy. Delivery times and color options vary between retailers.
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