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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.

Vitaly Zdorovetskiy remains in Philippine custody on unjust vexation charges, with deportation unlikely until trials end and a receiving country agrees.

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky welcomed baby Rocki Irish Mayers with a reveal featuring pink boxing gloves, sparking fan debate over symbolism and style.

Donald Trump called Sadiq Khan a 'terrible mayor' and claimed London faced Sharia law. Khan hit back with humour, defiance and accusations of Islamophobia.

North Carolina passes Iryna's Law after a fatal stabbing, tightening bail rules, mandating mental health checks and reviving firing squads and electric chairs.

UK police warn most child sexual abuse cases now involve offenders aged 10–17, with online risks, violent porn and weak safeguards driving the rise.

Amazon is closing all 19 Fresh grocery stores in the UK, cutting up to 250 jobs as high costs, weak demand and supermarket competition force a retreat.

UPS worker Shelma Reyna Guerrero, 43, died in a Richmond hub after parcels collapsed inside a trailer, raising new questions about warehouse safety.

From William Miller's Great Disappointment to Harold Camping and beyond, history shows repeated failed predictions of the Rapture ahead of 2025 claims.

UK travellers are urged to carry backup ID as passport issues rise, while newlyweds face critical name-matching rules and must prepare documents early.

Apple's iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max face 'scratchgate' as users report scratches, scuffs and chips within hours of purchase, sparking durability concerns.

A viral prophecy claims the Rapture will occur on 23–24 Sept 2025, prompting some to quit jobs and sell property, though experts dismiss mass panic.

France is tracking the Covid 'Frankenstein' strain Stratus (XFG), with rising cases and shifting symptoms, urging vaccination and vigilance for vulnerable groups.

Charlie Kirk's funeral filled a 63,000-seat stadium with Trump, Musk and JD Vance in attendance, tight security, emotional tributes and protests marking the event.

Charlie Kirk's funeral drew over 100,000 people with SEAR Level-1 security. Bulletproof glass protected Trump and speakers, but no confirmed plot was identified.

The Straw Hat Pirates' Jolly Roger from One Piece has become a global protest symbol, used in rallies across Asia to represent resistance to corruption and censorship.

Abdelrahmen Abouelela, convicted of rape in Hyde Park, was previously sentenced in Egypt for terrorism offences, raising scrutiny over UK asylum checks and security gaps.

The DWP will raise benefits and pensions in April 2025, while older couples eligible for but not claiming Pension Credit could gain up to £4,300 more annually.

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana clash in new party row as she accuses colleagues of running a 'sexist boys' club' after her membership portal was disowned.

UNCW remains under lockdown after unverified shooter reports. No shots or suspect confirmed, but students are urged to shelter in place until police secure campus.

Ariel Fulmer confirms her split from Ned on Rock Bottom, reflecting on the cheating scandal, co-parenting, and life beyond The Try Guys spotlight.

Sainsbury's rejected JD.com's revised bid for Argos, citing poor terms. Argos's value has plunged from £1.4bn in 2016 to £344m, but Sainsbury's keeps it central to its long-term strategy.

Protests block access to Machu Picchu, leaving 900 tourists stranded and sparking fears the iconic site could lose its World Wonder status.

NASA warns solar activity is surging, raising risks for satellites, power grids and aviation while boosting chances of Northern Lights over the UK.

Rumours of a 'secret divorce' between Donald and Melania Trump swirl during the UK state visit, but no evidence supports the claims as both appear at official events.