Which? finds 150 lethal baby products sold online
Which? identified 150 dangerous baby products on major online marketplaces, including Amazon and eBay, urging the government to hold platforms legally responsible for third-party items.
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Premier League losses surge 600% to £948m: Deloitte
Premier League clubs' pre-tax losses soared to £948m in 2024-25, up from £135m the previous season, as net debt rose to £3.6bn, according to Deloitte's annual football finance review.
How a teenage hacker lost himself online: podcast
From 2021: Edwin Robbe found purpose in a hacker community, but the real world caught up with his online activities. An edited extract from Huib Modderkolk's book.
Gary Stevenson Proposes 2% Tax on Wealth Over £10m
Gary Stevenson, a working-class millionaire, proposes a 2% annual tax on wealth above £10m in Channel 4's 'How to Get Filthy Rich,' challenging the super-rich.
Iconic British Ads: Pregnant Man, Tango Slapper, Smash Martians
Classic British adverts from the PG Tips chimps to the Tango slapper caught the public's imagination despite being unethical, dangerous, or sexist.
Telstra outage caused by time-keeping server defect
A nearly five-hour Telstra mobile outage on Wednesday disrupted trains, traffic lights, Eftpos, and EV charging, caused by a software defect in time-keeping servers, according to Telstra's CFO.
UK housebuilders face £4.5bn lawsuit over alleged price fixing
A collective action on behalf of 700,000 new-build homeowners could force UK's largest housebuilders to pay up to £4.5bn in compensation, potentially driving industry reform.
Wells slams Joyce, Taylor over Telstra outage China claims
Communications Minister Anika Wells criticises Barnaby Joyce and Angus Taylor for linking Telstra outage to China without evidence, as emergency minister Kristy McBain condemns shadow minister Sarah Henderson for testing triple-zero during the crisis.
NBA Free Agency: Sixers Win Big, Celtics Pay Price
Philadelphia 76ers land Jaylen Brown in a blockbuster trade, while Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers face setbacks in a frantic first week of NBA free agency.
Five essential makeup brushes by Sali Hughes
Sali Hughes picks five must-have makeup brushes: fluffy concealer brush, foundation brush, powder brush, eyeshadow blender, and smudge brush, plus a free spoolie.
US Privacy Addendum: Rights and Procedures
This US addendum explains privacy rights for residents of Covered States under state laws like CCPA, including rights to know, delete, opt-out, and appeal, with instructions on exercising them.
Jet2 summer bookings bounce back after Middle East ceasefire
Jet2 says summer bookings up 7.1% year-on-year, with Turkey, Cyprus, Greek islands, Bulgaria and north Africa rebounding most after fragile Middle East ceasefire.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced review – leaner pirate fun
Ubisoft's remake of Black Flag cuts tedious missions and Abstergo interludes, delivering a focused pirate fantasy with enhanced combat and new officer missions.
Virgin Media fined £28m for blocking cancellations
Ofcom fines Virgin Media a record £28m for deliberately mishandling millions of calls to prevent customers from cancelling contracts over nearly three years.
Young people in northern England share job struggles
About 1 million UK 16-24 year olds are Neet. We want to hear from young people in northern England about their experiences finding work.
Gen Z romanticizes hangovers as rebuttal to wellness culture
Young people on TikTok and Instagram flaunt hangovers as badges of a fun night, rejecting body optimization culture with 'romanticized' content.
The Rock's Moana Wig Sparks Internet Memes
Dwayne Johnson's wig in Disney's live-action Moana remake has become a viral sensation, with memes mocking its artificial appearance. The actor has laughed off the jokes.
The Hill launches subscription amid Trump coverage surge
The Hill, a Washington-based political news outlet, announces a new digital subscription service called the Hill Insider as it capitalizes on reader interest in the second Trump administration.
Flip-flops are back, but wear them the Copenhagen way
Flip-flops are having a fashion moment, but to avoid outrage, choose luxury minimal styles and wear them like a Copenhagen local.
AI in political ads: equalizer or misinformation tool?
AI-generated campaign ads are everywhere, raising concerns about deception. A Queens candidate faces forgery charges for deepfakes, highlighting regulatory challenges.
Typhoon floods and volcano tourism: photos of the day
A woman sorts plastic bottles in Bangladesh, Typhoon Maysak floods China, Marine Le Pen announces 2027 run, and more global images.
World Cup Free Agent XI: Salah, Modric, Stones Among Clubless
A World Cup free agent XI features top unattached players like Mohamed Salah, Luka Modric, and John Stones, offering summer bargains for clubs.
Wyoming tightens wastewater rules after Meta datacenter incident
Wyoming officials implemented strict wastewater regulations after a Meta contractor discharged bacteria-contaminated water into Cheyenne's sewers during AI datacenter construction, though drinking water was unaffected.
BoE governor says he can 'spot' lobbying after Farage crypto meeting
Andrew Bailey confirms no policy changes resulted from Nigel Farage's lobbying against a central bank digital currency, amid a crisis over undisclosed gifts from a crypto tycoon.
Telstra outage: 25m services disrupted, trains halted
Telstra's nationwide outage on Wednesday disrupted 25m mobile services, halted regional trains in Victoria and NSW, and affected triple-zero calls, prompting PM Albanese to call it 'deeply concerning'.
Packing Light for Winter Weekends: Expert Tips on Layers and Shoes
Fashion experts and a flight attendant share strategies for packing light on winter weekend getaways, focusing on functional layering, versatile garments, and limiting shoes to save space.
Oil prices surge after Iran attacks tankers near Strait of Hormuz
Oil markets saw sharpest price rise in two months after Iran attacked tankers near Strait of Hormuz, ending ceasefire. Brent crude rose above $80 a barrel, UK bonds fell.
Snow Rooms: Ultimate Luxury for Billionaires at £100,000
Forget swimming pools: ultra-rich now install indoor snow rooms costing £100,000, even on superyachts. TechnoAlpin's technology uses 200 litres of water weekly, with energy recovered to heat pools.
Virgin Media fined £28m over call mishandling
Ofcom fined Virgin Media £28m for call-dropping and delays that blocked customers from cancelling contracts between 2022 and 2024.
Three arrested in £1m fraud probe at University of Greater Manchester
Three arrested in fraud investigation at University of Greater Manchester; police explore evidence of over £1m in fraudulent activity involving 60 transactions and 1m emails.
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