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For many travelers, school breaks are beginning, and this weekend signals the start of the summer travel season. Airports in the UK anticipate their busiest days of 2025, with over 9,000 flights transporting around 1.7 million passengers overseas. While sustainable travel and direct rail routes to warmer destinations

*"It’s unfortunate. I believe it deeply affected the town," remarks Debbie, seated in a café in Bridgend, reflecting on the closure of the Ford engine plant in south Wales nearly five years ago. "Many people, both men and women, were employed there until the end."

The EU justice commissioner has raised concerns over the harmful and hazardous nature of certain products sold by Shein and Temu, as authorities increase scrutiny of the prominent Chinese retail platforms. With 12 million low-cost packages entering the EU daily from online sellers outside the region, Michael McGrath has pledged

HSBC has become the first UK bank to exit the global banking sector’s net zero alliance, raising concerns among campaigners that the institution may be weakening its stance on addressing climate change. The decision risks prompting other UK banks to withdraw from the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA), dealing

Shoppers Feel the Strain of Rising Prices Amid Trade Disputes On a scorching July day in New York City, customers at Queens’ largest mall noted another kind of heat—rising costs on everyday items. “Basic t-shirts, underwear, essentials—everything is getting more expensive,” said Clarence Johnson, 48, who stopped by

Ministers are examining potential measures to intervene and safeguard a major steel facility if its parent company faces administration following an upcoming court case. The business secretary, Jonathan Reynolds, is assessing possible government support for Speciality Steel UK (SSUK), part of the Liberty Steel Group owned by Sanjeev Gupta, in