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Turkey makes major change that's great news for British tourists

With holidays in Europe seemingly getting more and more expensive for sun-seeking Brits, last-minute holidaymakers will be delighted to hear that one iconic destination has made a major economic...

Jeremy Clarkson slammed by Top Gear star in five-word dig as he admits 'we never got on'

Through the 1990s, Steve Berry was Top Gear’s main expert on motorcycles, working alongside the likes of Tiff Needell, Vicki Butler-Henderson and Jeremy Clarkson. But there was member of the team...

My Wetherspoons menu catastrophe shows just how knackered UK economy is – RIP iconic dish

After a long, soul-flattening day of work at my email job, the sort of day where Outlook freezes more than it functions, I did what most Brits do when they need an escape: I went to Wetherspoons. I...

Average Brit wears half their wardrobe - despite spending over £300 annually on clothes

The average Brit only uses half of the clothes in their wardrobe each year, despite splashing out more thnan £300 a year on new clothing. According to a poll of 2,000 adults, clothes purchased...

Panic in Majorca as shops suffer 20% slump in sales as hotels appease tourists

Despite resorts being full of tourists, shops in one tourist hotspot are suffering this summer. Revenue has fallen in Majorca stores by up to 20% according to Pepe Tirado, president of the Acotur...

Traditional deckchair gets 21st-century upgrade - and shoppers will love it

The traditional deck chair, a staple of British beach life since the late 1800s, has been given a 21st-century revamp to cater for today's tech-savvy sunbathers, complete with a phone charger and...

Traditional deck chair gets 21st-century upgrade - and shoppers will love it

The traditional deck chair, a staple of British beach life since the late 1800s, has been given a 21st-century revamp to cater for today's tech-savvy sunbathers, complete with a phone charger and...

Traditional deck chair gets 21st-century upgrade - and shoppers will love it

The traditional deck chair, a staple of British beach life since the late 1800s, has been given a 21st-century revamp to cater for today's tech-savvy sunbathers, complete with a phone charger and...

Ozzy Osbourne's heartbreaking message about Kelly's engagement before death

Kelly Osbourne is currently experiencing profound heartbreak following the passing of her rock legend father Ozzy Osbourne at age 76, occurring just days after she announced her engagement to...

Panic in Majorca as hundreds of restaurants set to close thanks to 'sandwich tourists'

A wave of panic is sweeping through Mallorca’s hospitality sector as the island braces for the potential closure of hundreds of restaurants this year. The warning comes from Juanmi Ferrer,...

Rachel Reeves says it is 'right' to consider state pension age change in new update

It comes as Ms Reeves is facing further pressure over the UK’s public finances after official figures showed higher-than-expected government borrowing last month due to soaring debt interest...

'People's Sick Day' set to cause 'economic blackout' as Trump protesters plot mass walkout

Most individuals utilise their allocated sick leave for unexpected ailments, poorly children, or medical appointments and don't consider using that time as a potential form of civil disobedience or...

Rachel Reeves urged to seize Brexit benefit for £3.7 billion boost to economy

Ministers are being urged to seize a major Brexit benefit worth £3.7 billion a year by reintroducing tax-free shopping for international visitors. Business leaders say the move would make Britain...

EU to make Britain pay to join bloc's £130bn military pact

European Union diplomats have said that the UK will have to contribute to any boosts earned by British businesses from contracts won through the bloc's new €150 billion (£130 billion) Security...

Shock map shows schools in England handing out the most suspensions to pupils

New government figures reveal schools in England are getting tough on bad behaviour, with one suspending almost 17 pupils a day. The number of suspensions and permanent exclusions at state-funded...