New research from E.ON Next reveals today’s new drivers are the first generation ready to go electric from day one, as petrol starts to feel like a thing of the past. Data finds 55% of 17 to 20-year-old learner drivers want their first car to
People released from prison under the government’s early release scheme will be “immediately recalled” if they breach restrictions on their movements, according to Justice Minister Alex Davies-Jones. She told GB News: “Regarding victims, we need to ensure that they are at the heart of all
British buyers account for one in five (21%) of all property reservations in the Costa del Sol – more than any of the other 29 nationalities buying homes there. The Costa del Sol figures, reported by leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España, echo the
Gen Z is redefining the day at the seaside – with paddleboarding and surfing becoming the must-have beach day activities, replacing traditional favourites like arcade games and crazy golf. A poll of 2,000 adults found 11 per cent of Gen Z consider paddleboarding to be
By Juliet Widdicombe, MD of Cleanology With the advent of AI, and new technological advances in all areas of industry, business owners and managers are reviewing how these new technologies can take their company operations to the next level of efficiency. Even if your business
Natalie Imbruglia has entered a new era – one defined by empowerment, freedom and creative fulfilment. After a career which has taken her from the multi-million-selling international breakthrough “Torn” to performing with Olivia Rodrigo, Natalie Imbruglia starts a new chapter this Friday with the release
Reacting to a growing number of reports that Belarusian authorities are persecuting, intimidating and targeting students and others connected to the European Humanities University (EHU) in Vilnius, Lithuania, as part of their efforts to repress dissent beyond Belarus’ borders, Marie Struthers, Amnesty International’s Director for
AirHelp, a leading air passenger rights organisation, has found that a record 58% of eligible passenger compensation claims were wrongly rejected by airlines in 2025, despite travellers being legally entitled to compensation. The figure means fewer than half of valid claims were accepted on first
New single “Distraction” marks a striking step forward for sundots. Built around a post-rock structure that grows and grows before bursting into full bloom, it finds the band actively experimenting with expansive space and emotive textures within their sound. Drawing thematic inspiration from David Foster
Conservative MP Helen Whateley has accused Labour of damaging job prospects for young people by increasing taxes and red tape on businesses, arguing the Government’s new youth jobs guarantee is distracting from the wider problems facing the labour market. Speaking to GB News, Ms Whateley