Month: March 2025

Should I buy an electric car? Everything you need to know before buying a USED electric car, from costs to brands

ARE you ready to join the electric vehicle (EV) revolution? Battery-powered cars are considered the future for passenger transport, and with EVs now making up nearly 20% of all cars sold in the UK, we’re seeing a growing used market. Find a used electric car with Sun Motors From the boring and basic Prius to… Continue reading Should I buy an electric car? Everything you need to know before buying a USED electric car, from costs to brands

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Major fast food chain with more than 1,000 branches shuts popular branch permanently

A MAJOR fast food chain with more than 1,000 UK branches has abruptly shut one of its restaurants. Fried chicken joint KFC has pulled down the shutters on its site in Ashford, Kent, after decades. All staff at the restaurant have been offered positions at nearby KFC branches. A spokesperson said: “We’re constantly reviewing our… Continue reading Major fast food chain with more than 1,000 branches shuts popular branch permanently

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Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy Arakawa ‘hadn’t contacted mum for FOUR months’ & family were worried’ before couple found dead

GENE Hackman’s wife’s mother was worried sick after her daughter Betsy Arakawa reportedly did not call her for four months before her shocking death. The two-time Oscar winner, 95, was found dead alongside wife, 65, and their dog in their plush $3.8 million Santa Fe mansion. Yoshie Feaster, 91, who lives in Hawaii, had always received regular… Continue reading Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy Arakawa ‘hadn’t contacted mum for FOUR months’ & family were worried’ before couple found dead

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Trump accuses Zelensky of ‘not wanting peace’ as war of words continues hours after fiery clash inside White House

DONALD Trump has accused Volodymyr Zelensky of “not wanting peace” just hours after a furious showdown in the White House. The two leaders had been set to finalise a critical minerals deal, securing US control over a portion of Ukraine’s vast resources in exchange for continued wartime aid. But the high-stakes meeting collapsed into chaos,… Continue reading Trump accuses Zelensky of ‘not wanting peace’ as war of words continues hours after fiery clash inside White House

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World’s saddest elephant Ely has been alone for 8 years after best pal’s death & is so depressed she rams head into cage

THE world’s saddest elephant, who has been alone for eight years, has developed depression while stuck in captivity. Ely, trapped in a Mexico City zoo, has been caught ramming her head into the enclosure that has trapped her for 13 years. The beautiful elephant was rescued from a circus but her tragic life spiralled into… Continue reading World’s saddest elephant Ely has been alone for 8 years after best pal’s death & is so depressed she rams head into cage

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Morrisons shoppers rush to buy rare Toblerone bar scanning for 50% less at tills

HAPPY shoppers are racing to buy a rare Toblerone bar scanning for an incredible half-price at tills. Morrisons customers were delighted to see the chocolate goodie slashed in cost after spotting the unusual flavour. A whopping 360g portion can be snapped up for just £3 using your More card. The scrumptious treats previously hit shelves… Continue reading Morrisons shoppers rush to buy rare Toblerone bar scanning for 50% less at tills

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British Airways owner IAG sees profits soar as fuel costs fall and passenger revenue rises

PROFITS took off at BRITISH AIRWAYS owner IAG last year as fuel costs shrank and it made more money from customers. Passenger revenue increased by 3.1 per cent, while fuel overheads fell by 5.2 per cent. That helped profits surge more by a fifth to £3.6billion as travel demand stayed strong through the year. IAG’s… Continue reading British Airways owner IAG sees profits soar as fuel costs fall and passenger revenue rises

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Human-like robot nurse, who can help care for the elderly, unveiled in Japan

AN AI-powered android nurse shows its bot-side manner as it gets hands-on with a patient. The test demonstrated how medical robots could be used to help the elderly with basic functions such as changing positions or their clothes. The 150kg, £50,000 mechanical helper called Airec was on show at Waseda University in Tokyo. It could… Continue reading Human-like robot nurse, who can help care for the elderly, unveiled in Japan

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Civil servants spent more than £1,000 on Nespresso coffee pods, investigation finds

CIVIL servants spent more than £1,000 on Nespresso coffee pods, a waste­busting investigation has found. Payments of £742 and £531 for the refills, below, were made over 18 months, say Cabinet Office bosses who checked spending. The investigation also found the Government Property Agency, which manages offices and warehouses, spent £1,450 on 500 fidget cubes… Continue reading Civil servants spent more than £1,000 on Nespresso coffee pods, investigation finds

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