35 m. ago Over 100,000 Drinkmate carbonation bottles recalled due to risk of explosion

More than 100,000 Drinkmate-branded bottles are being recalled across the U.S. and Canada

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51 m. ago Wrexham smashes its transfer record by signing Broadhead in a deal worth up to $13.5M

Wrexham’s spending has moved into a new stratosphere after the team owned by Hollywood celebrities signed winger Nathan Broadhead from Ipswich in a club-record deal that could reportedly reach 10 million pounds ($13.50 million)

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57 m. ago Sandi Toksvig goes adventuring to get over 'boredom' of The Great British Bake Off

Sandi Toksvig goes adventuring to get over 'boredom' of The Great British Bake Off

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63 m. ago Sheffield Wednesday reject significant bids for Pierce Charles despite financial crisis

Charles has been subject to multi-million-pound bids from West Ham and Rangers

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82 m. ago Grandma and breast cancer survivor decided to play the lottery on her phone. Then she hit it big

Nicole Walter won over $2 million for playing the Pennsylvania Lottery’s Monopoly game on her phone

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1 hour ago Trump’s space order risks environmental disaster while rewarding Musk and Bezos, experts say

US president is pushing an ‘end run around’ on safeguards, risking harm to wildlife, air and water, attorney saysA draft executive order from Donald Trump that aims to largely exempt space launches from environmental review is viewed as a gift to commercial space industry players such as Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and others who have long targeted the regulations.But its central components may be illegal and the US president “is trying to do an end run around” on the law, said Jared Margolis, an attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity, which has litigated environmental issues around launches. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago First Farage, now Jenrick, the BBC pandering to the extremists does nothing to dial down the temperature

What message does it send when the man maligning millions of people, about whom he knows nothing, comes out as the good guy?

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2 h. ago Leeds Festival: What food options could be available this year, and is the Co

What culinary delights could festivalgoers be served up at Bramham Park this year?

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3 h. ago LA28 to break longstanding tradition with corporate venue names at Games

LA28 to allow corporate names on competition venuesComcast, Honda first naming partners in Games historyMove marks break from Olympics’ clean venue traditionFor the first time in Olympic and Paralympic history, competition venues will carry corporate names, breaking from the longstanding “clean venue” tradition.That policy, also enforced at other mega-events like the Fifa World Cup, requires stadiums and arenas to strip or cover all non-official sponsor branding, including naming rights signage. The aim is to protect the exclusivity of global partners who pay millions for official status. In past events, Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium became “Arsenal Stadium” for Uefa matches, and New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium will be known as “New York New Jersey Stadium” during the 2026 World Cup. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Milkshakes, malts, concretes, frappes and more: A (delicious) guide to frozen drinks

It's summer, the time for cold, creamy, brain-freezing frozen drinks

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3 h. ago HMRC alert over tax rules that could affect millions of UK households

HMRC has warned millions of UK households over rules that a pilot has found many people are flouting

Economics

4 h. ago Santander launches new bank app feature and says it will protect customers

Leading bank Santander has launched a new mobile banking service in new app update, offering users blurring protection after a recent report found £1.8 million was lost from customers just last year

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4 h. ago Warm Home Discount scheme: Martin Lewis urges Brits to act fast or lose £150 energy bill discount this winter

Millions more households qualify for energy bill help this year, but time is running out ⏳

Economics

4 h. ago ‘Alarmingly high’ levels of forever chemicals found at airports in England, investigation reveals

Exclusive: 17 sites recorded elevated levels, in some cases thousands of times higher than proposed safe limits, as experts warn of potential risk to drinking water“Alarmingly high” levels of toxic forever chemicals have been detected at English airports – in some cases thousands of times higher than proposed EU safe levels – with experts raising concerns over the potential impact on drinking water sources.Seventeen airports recorded elevated levels of Pfas in the ground and surface water sample on their sites, according to unpublished Environment Agency documents, obtained exclusively by the Ends Report and the Guardian via an environmental information request. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago DWP bonus payment this year for millions who claim PIP and State Pension

The DWP Christmas Bonus is a one-off, tax-free payment of £10 made to people in receipt of certain benefits - but not Universal Credit. Here's everything you need to know

Economics

4 h. ago Hot weather: The UK’s top 10 favourite ice cream flavours ranked

These are the ice cream flavours most popular with Brits 🍦

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4 h. ago Get M&S's 'fresh and tasty' afternoon tea delivered straight to your door for under £5

To celebrate Afternoon Tea Week, we've found a clever deal stacking hack that lets you get Marks & Spencer's afternoon tea delivered directly to your door for under £5

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4 h. ago Girl, 4, who died in Waterworld tragedy named after being found 'unresponsive' in water

Vethavalli Vasu-Dharma died in hospital on August 4

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4 h. ago Millions more people on low income eligible for UK Government bonus of up to £1,200

Three million people claiming certain benefits can now take advantage of the Help to Save scheme.

Economics

4 h. ago Weight loss jabs: Pharmacist shares what to expect after starting weight

Around 1.5 million people in the UK use weight loss treatments 💉

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