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Retailers urge Chancellor Rachel Reeves to scrap 1990s Sunday trading limits, saying longer supermarket hours would boost growth and reflect modern shopping habits.

A deadly Mount Everest snowstorm trapped nearly 1,000 climbers, exposing severe communication failures and gaps in Himalayan rescue preparedness.

Taylor Swift's new track 'CANCELLED!' explores cancel culture, loyalty and resilience, sparking speculation about hidden references to people in her circle.

A mysterious object tore through a New Jersey auto shop roof but vanished without a trace, drawing comparisons to Colombia's unexplained BugaSphere.

Drone strikes cut power at Chernobyl, with Kyiv warning of a global nuclear threat as outages highlight safety risks at the decommissioned plant.

The UK spent £50,000 replacing 66 US flags for Trump's 2025 state visit after the embassy objected to the shade of red, sparking debate over protocol and cost.

Human remains identified as Celeste Rivas were found in D4vd's car. As police investigate, fans note his deleted posts, though no link is confirmed.

A Ryanair flight from Milan to London diverted to Paris after two men destroyed their passports mid-air, sparking panic before police arrested them.

A BBC Panorama sting caught Met Police officers joking about rape, racism, and violence, prompting suspensions as Commissioner Rowley vowed swift action.

Jane Goodall, who died at 91, once faced plagiarism claims over her 2013 book Seeds of Hope, prompting revisions but leaving her legacy largely intact.

UK GDP grew just 0.3% in Q2 2025, raising pressure on Chancellor Reeves ahead of the November Budget as tough tax and spending choices loom.

Selena Gomez wed Benny Blanco in Santa Barbara with celebrity guests, but kidney donor Francia Raisa was absent, fuelling speculation about their friendship.

Deloitte UK posts first revenue drop since 2010, down 1% to £5.68bn, but boosts AI and tech investment by £158m while partner profits rise.

Imgur has abruptly blocked UK access, erasing memes, GIFs and years of online culture. The blackout highlights clashes between regulation and digital freedom.

Russian YouTuber Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, jailed in the Philippines, was reportedly baptised in custody, sparking debate over his faith and public image.

The UK government is advancing immigration reforms with tougher visa rules, longer settlement waits and digital ID plans, sparking debate over fairness and impact.

A viral photo claims to show Selena Gomez with celebrity bridesmaids including Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande and Miley Cyrus, but evidence suggests it is AI-generated.

Some Christians now believe the Rapture will occur on 6–7 October 2025 after the September prediction failed, sparking debate and viral #RaptureTok posts.

Bad Bunny's 2025 photos show his Super Bowl halftime show milestone, bold Calvin Klein ads and renewed speculation about his ties to Kendall Jenner.

Theo Von alarmed fans in New York after joking about suicide during a show, sparking debate on comedy, pressure and the mental health of performers.

A five-year-old boy in Madhya Pradesh was beheaded in front of his mother by a stranger, sparking outrage and calls for better policing and mental health care.

Thomas Jacob Sanford, identified as the Michigan church gunman, rammed his truck into a sanctuary, opened fire, and died in a police shootout.

Apple's AR glasses may debut in 2026 or 2027 as iPhone-linked smart specs, offering early features but falling short of replacing smartphones.

Viral posts linking Miley Cyrus to a Gucci perfume called CYRUS ORO are fake, with no brand confirmation, echoing past AI hoaxes about her image.

Octopus Energy is giving free electric blankets to vulnerable UK households through its £30m Octo Assist fund, helping families save up to £300 a year.

A 1-million-year-old skull in China, linked to Dragon Man and Denisovans, is reshaping theories of human evolution and sparking global scientific debate.

Britain faces record disability claims for anxiety and depression, with nearly 650,000 on PIP and rising costs fueling concerns over the economy.

Keir Starmer's proposed Brit Card digital ID faces backlash over privacy risks, surveillance concerns, and fears of exclusion for vulnerable groups.

UK police arrested a man over the Heathrow cyberattack that caused flight chaos, with investigators probing if passenger data was compromised.