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I’m 24 and using buy now, pay later for groceries… now I don’t even know how much I owe: VANESSA STOYKOV
A 24-year-old says she has lost track of what she owes after using buy now, pay later services for clothes, groceries and other essentials. The advice is to act early: when one repayment is being covered by another, debt can keep growing and leave less money for day-to-day needs. She has accounts with three providers,…
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The week Albo’s excuses finally ran out: No Australian can now be in any doubt about who’s driving the nation’s inflation pain: PVO
The article argues that the Australian government’s spending is adding to inflation, and that ministers’ denials have weakened public trust. It says the Reserve Bank governor has identified domestic capacity pressures and the contribution of both public and private demand, making government spending part of the inflation debate. It reports that Commonwealth spending reached 26.9…
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Black magic gang murdered elderly British couple and cut up their bodies – now bereft daughter fears killers will strike again
Anthony and Gillian Dinnis, aged 73 and 78, disappeared from their remote South African farm in August 2023 in what is believed to be a “Muti killing” – a black magic ritual where body parts are sold for money and supposed magical power. Their daughter Kate Anderson has now spoken publicly to warn that her…
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Van-dwellers accused of turning seaside town into ‘unregulated campsite’ by parking up for months at a time outside homes of furious locals
Residents in the Bournemouth coastal areas of Boscombe and Southbourne have complained that dozens of motorhomes parked for months on end are creating an unregulated campsite, with reports of anti-social behaviour, safety hazards and sanitation issues. Over 100 residents attended a meeting to voice anger at the council’s inaction, and more than 1,600 signed a…
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Greta Van Fleet announce enormous 2027 tour
Greta Van Fleet has announced a major 59-date world tour in 2027, called the Into The Beginning Tour, spanning the UK, Europe, and North America. The tour represents a significant undertaking for the Michigan rock band, coinciding with the release of their fifth studio album, Palace for the People, due 9 October. The tour kicks…
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Prince George crows suffer suspected opioid overdoses amid drug crisis
Crows in Prince George, British Columbia are overdosing on opioids left on contaminated streets, revealing the severity of the city’s ongoing drug crisis. Animal rescue volunteers have treated more than a dozen suspected drug overdoses among crows this year and now carry naloxone, an overdose-reversing medication typically used for humans. The situation underscores the lasting…
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Projeto Paradiso Founder Olga Rabinovich to Receive Inaugural Encounters Award at the São Paulo Film Festival (EXCLUSIVE)
Philanthropist Olga Rabinovich will receive the inaugural Prêmio Encontros (Encounters Award) at this year’s São Paulo International Film Festival, recognising her significant contributions to Brazilian cinema. The award, created to spotlight the transformative impact of private investment in culture, honours her eight-year commitment to advancing Brazilian audiovisual talent through her Projeto Paradiso initiative and the…
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Jet-set life of glamorous London-based Russian beauty queen whose disastrous marriage to Malaysia’s king led to bitter paternity row… and his abdication
A Russian beauty queen who married Malaysia’s Sultan Muhammad V in 2018 has seemingly put a major royal scandal behind her. Oxana Gorbatenko now lives in London, working in luxury real estate and enjoying a glamorous jet-set lifestyle far removed from the controversy that erupted when her husband abdicated in 2019. The former Miss Moscow…
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UK shoppers increase demand for nitrite-free bacon despite safety uncertainty
UK shoppers are buying more bacon and ham made without added nitrites, as concerns about the health risks of curing chemicals influence demand. Retailers are expanding their ranges, although food safety officials and nutrition experts say there is no evidence that nitrite-free processed meat is safer. Denhay has introduced two £4 bacon products in 570…
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Angela Rayner is ‘now dictating Britain’s migration policy’ after ‘weak’ Shabana Mahmood’s ‘surrender’ to Labour’s Left, claim Tories
The Conservative Opposition has claimed that Angela Rayner, the Housing Secretary, is now effectively directing Britain’s migration policy following Shabana Mahmood’s apparent reversal of controversial immigration reforms. Mahmood, the Home Secretary, signalled at this week’s Labour conference that she may water down proposals that would have significantly extended the waiting period for migrants to settle…