How Savvy Travelers Can Exploit Jet2's New Gatwick Offering
Jet2's March 2026 Gatwick entry sparks fierce rivalry with easyJet and BA, offering strategic travellers the chance to secure bargain Mediterranean holidays through savvy booking.
Last US Penny Minted in Philadelphia After 238 Years Amid 'Chaotic' Phase-Out Causes Paradoxical Coin Shortage
The final penny was minted in Philadelphia on 12 November 2025, ending 238 years of production. The rushed phase-out has caused a paradoxical shortage costing retailers millions.
Ponzi Fraudster Behind 128,000-Victim Scam Blew £17,000 a Month on London Mansion
Zhimin Qian was sentenced to 11 years for a £5.5bn Bitcoin Ponzi scheme that defrauded 128,000 victims; she funded a London mansion with £17,333 monthly while evading police.
Sichuan Road & Bridge Shares Fall 3% as £1B China Infrastructure Collapse
Shares of Sichuan Road & Bridge Group dropped 3% following the collapse of the Hongqi Bridge in Sichuan, just months after its opening, prompting questions over infrastructure safety and oversight.
'Dharmendra Is Dead:' How the Rumor Spread Across Bollywood
Unverified reports of Dharmendra's death have circulated on social media despite no official confirmation. Bollywood stars visit him in hospital as fans await updates.
Inside Dharmendra's £60M Empire: 100-Acre Farm and 300-Film Legacy of a Bollywood Legend
Dharmendra's £60 Million empire stands as a testament to his six-decade Bollywood career
HMRC's PAYE Child Benefit System Goes Live – Why Fluctuating Earners Face Overpayment Nightmare in 2025/26
HMRC's new PAYE system for child benefit repayments risks overpayment for fluctuating earners. Commission workers and bonus earners may face double deductions during 2025/26.
Starbucks £23 Bearista Cup Frenzy: 7 Videos of Fans' Craze Over Sold Out Holiday Mug
Starbucks' limited-edition £23 Bearista Cup caused chaos, with shortages, fights, and soaring resale prices. No restock confirmed, leaving fans uncertain amid holiday demand.
BoE Rate Decision Deepens UK Mortgage Divide Between Fixed and Tracker Borrowers
The Bank of England's rate hold creates winners and losers among UK mortgage borrowers, as lenders cut fixed rates but tracker customers miss out on immediate relief.
