Money Moves

In recent discussions on holiday planning, many travelers are increasingly utilizing AI tools like ChatGPT for assistance. Alan Smith, a 62-year-old from Kent, recently used the AI to help plan a family caravan trip to northern Spain. He selected Castro Urdiales as a destination after the AI suggested it, highlighting that the seaside town was […]

Microsoft is set to discontinue support for its Windows 10 operating system, effective October 14, which could leave many devices vulnerable. This means that security updates will cease, potentially exposing users to greater risks from malware and cyberattacks. Approximately 1.4 billion devices worldwide use Windows, with around 43% running Windows 10 as of July 2025.

On a Friday morning at the Gold Centre in Maryborough, a social atmosphere prevails as individuals gather for prospecting tours and engage with staff regarding detection devices. This hub attracts many, including tourists like Alaskan couple Keith and Marilyn Fye, who are exploring the historical significance of gold in the region, known as Victoria’s Golden

A significant explosion occurred at an explosives factory in rural Tennessee, resulting in no survivors among the 18 individuals who were reported missing. The blast took place at Accurate Energetic Systems (AES) in Bucksnort, near McEwen, early on Friday. Initially, the number of those feared dead was reported as 19, but that figure was later

Unpaid forced leave and potential mass firings have emerged as pressing concerns as the U.S. government faces a shutdown beginning October 1, amid a standoff between Democrats and Republicans over funding. Reports indicate that a White House memorandum may not guarantee back pay for furloughed federal workers. President Donald Trump suggested that support for these

A council in Lambeth, London, which is run by the Labour Party, has initiated no-fault evictions for 63 families despite the party’s pledge to abolish such practices following its election victory in 2024. More than a year later, the promised renters’ rights bill has not yet become law. Generally, only private landlords can conduct no-fault

The family of Robert Dewar, who passed away in 2019, is facing significant financial implications related to a pension scam involving Norton Motorcycles. Dewar was misled into transferring his retirement savings into what was later identified as a fraudulent pension scheme. As a result, his widow, Susan, anticipated inheriting his pension without tax liabilities, as

The film “One Battle After Another,” directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, is gaining attention for its various viewing formats. Originally shot in an uncommon 70-year-old VistaVision celluloid, the film can only be seen in this format at four cinemas worldwide—one in London and three in the U.S. Additionally, the film has an Imax version using

Concerns about crime in London have been voiced by various figures, including Donald Trump, who criticized the city’s mayor, Sadiq Khan, stating, “Crime in London is through the roof.” This sentiment has gained traction in certain political circles and is reflected in reports of a perceived exodus of wealthy individuals from the UK, partially due

Tony Blair and Nick Clegg hosted a private dinner at a luxury hotel in London earlier this year, where selected technology entrepreneurs met with a government minister, according to official documents. Blair, as head of the Tony Blair Institute (TBI), emphasized the significance of the tech sector during the event. The dinner included participants from