Buckingham Palace Kitchen Porter Job: Live On-Site, No Experience Needed
Buckingham Palace is hiring a Kitchen Porter with no experience required, offering live-in accommodation and a competitive benefits package. Applications close March 21, 2026.
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Nothing Risks UK Register Removal Over Late Accounts
Smartphone maker Nothing has been issued a First Gazette notice by Companies House for missing its 2024 accounts deadline, potentially leading to strike-off within two months if unresolved.
Nasdaq Europe Eyes More IPOs After $7.1B Record Year
Nasdaq's European head plans to expand IPO activity after a record-breaking $7.1 billion year, outpacing rivals in the competitive market.
Old Nun's Head Wins Time Out Pub of the Year 2025
The Old Nun's Head in Nunhead, a historic 1930s pub, has been crowned Time Out London's Pub of the Year 2025 for its radical LGBTQ+ programming and community focus.
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Barnet's Winnington Road Tops UK's Most Expensive Streets List
Rightmove's 2026 data reveals Winnington Road in Barnet, London, as Britain's priciest street with an average asking price of £12.5 million, highlighting regional property hotspots across the UK.
Mallorca to Cap Cruise Ships in Summer to Fight Overtourism
Palma in Mallorca will limit cruise ship visitors from 2027 to 2029, reducing daily berths from 8,500 to 7,500 between June and September to address overtourism concerns.
Anthropic Sues Pentagon Over AI Blacklisting in Legal Battle
AI firm Anthropic files lawsuits against the US Department of Defense, challenging its 'supply chain risk' designation as unlawful and a violation of First Amendment rights.
Kidlington: UK's Newest Town Near London with Walks & Tea Room
Kidlington in Oxfordshire has officially become a town after 40 years, offering picturesque riverside walks, cozy pubs, and a delightful tearoom just a short journey from London.
Iran War Wipes £4.5 Trillion from Global Stocks
The ongoing Middle East conflict has wiped £4.5 trillion from global stock markets, causing major financial turmoil as oil prices surge and investors face extreme uncertainty.
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EU Border System to Cause Delays for UK Tourists in Spain, Portugal, Greece
British holidaymakers face potential four-hour queues at European airports as the new Entry Exit System biometric checks are fully implemented across Schengen countries from April 10, 2026.
Third UK Rescue Flight Lands from Middle East Crisis
A third UK government repatriation flight has landed, bringing the total number of British nationals flown home from the Middle East to over 37,000 since the crisis began.
Alien Signals Hidden by Space Weather, Study Finds
New research indicates that space weather from stars could be distorting extraterrestrial signals, potentially explaining why we haven't detected alien life yet.
Turkey Travel Safety: UK Foreign Office Advice Amid Conflict
The UK Foreign Office updates travel guidance for Turkey as Middle East tensions escalate following US-Israel military operations in Iran. Check latest advisories.
Sony Tests Dynamic Pricing on PS5 Store Amid Amazon Price Hikes
Sony is experimenting with dynamic pricing on PlayStation Store across 150+ games in 68 regions, while Amazon raises Pokémon Pokopia price due to physical scarcity.
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Iran Warns of $200 Oil Price as US-Israel Strikes Continue
Iran's military warns oil could hit $200 per barrel if US-Israel strikes persist, disrupting Middle East supply and fueling inflation fears worldwide.
Plumstead Landlord Fined for Unlicensed Mouldy Flat
A property management company must pay Greenwich Council £7,500 after failing to license a severely mouldy Plumstead flat, with repairs estimated at £8,000.
Live Nation Settles Antitrust Case, Ticketmaster Opens Platform
Live Nation reaches a surprise settlement with the Justice Department, paying $200 million and requiring Ticketmaster to open its platform to rivals and cap fees.
Harrods £150 Mother's Day Hamper: Worth the Splurge?
A detailed review of Harrods' luxury £150 Mother's Day hamper reveals its contents, from champagne to fudge, and whether it's truly worth the substantial price tag.
UK AI Investment Boom: 'Phantom' Deals Exposed
A Guardian investigation reveals the UK's multibillion-pound AI drive relies on questionable investments, rented datacentres, and a 'supercomputer' site that remains a scaffolding yard.
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UK AI Supercomputer Site Still a Scaffolding Yard
A promised hyperscale AI supercomputer in Essex remains a depot for scrap metal and pylons, raising questions about the UK's multibillion-dollar AI investments and the reality behind tech company narratives.
Over 75% of Firms Neglect Identity Disaster Recovery Testing
A global survey reveals that more than 75% of organizations do not test disaster recovery plans every six months, with 24% never testing, amid rising AI-driven threats and identity sprawl.
Iran War: Markets Plunge as US Energy Companies Profit
As the Iran conflict escalates, global markets plummet while American LNG exporters capitalize on supply disruptions, potentially earning billions in windfall profits despite broader economic turmoil.
FCA Spends £1.4M Investigating Crispin Odey
The Financial Conduct Authority has incurred costs of £1.4 million while investigating hedge fund manager Crispin Odey, according to recent disclosures.
Oil Price Surge Triggers Global Stock Market Plunge
Oil-importing markets in Asia and Europe experienced sharp stock sell-offs as crude prices soared above $100 amid the US-Israel war with Iran, disrupting key supply routes.
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Keyboard Jammers: UK's Remote Work Productivity Crisis
UK HR departments battle 'keyboard jammers' - employees using objects to fake activity while working from home. Experts warn this behavior undermines trust and threatens flexible work arrangements.
Bank of England to Cut 450 Jobs in Cost-Saving Drive
The Bank of England is set to reduce its workforce by nearly 450 staff members as part of a significant cost-cutting strategy, aiming to streamline operations and enhance financial efficiency amid economic pressures.
Walking Shoes Worn Out in 7 Months: Consumer Rights
A consumer's walking shoes deteriorated after just seven months, sparking a debate on fair wear and tear under Australian consumer law. Expert advice highlights rights to repair, replacement, or refund.
Union Demands Five Weeks Leave for Digital Work Overload
The Australian Services Union calls for expanded annual leave and roster justice rules to combat after-hours work demands and boost productivity in modern workplaces.
Victoria to Charge Entry Fees for Twelve Apostles Landmark
The Victorian government plans to introduce visitor fees for the Twelve Apostles, aiming to manage overtourism and fund safety upgrades, with annual visits expected to rise to 3 million by 2032.
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Odey Threatened Fund Shutdown to Block Board Ouster
Disgraced financier Crispin Odey threatened to 'shut down' his hedge fund if the board tried to remove him, as revealed in FCA court arguments ahead of his Upper Tribunal appeal against a £1.8m fine and industry ban.
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