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Fed Reserve cuts interest rates despite growing divisions
The US central bank lowered interest rates for the third time this year, but the outlook for further cuts remains murky. Source link
Toffee Crisp and Blue Riband can't be called chocolate any more
Nestle has used more vegetable oil in it recipes, meaning the treats no longer qualify as chocolate under UK law Source link
Leon to close stores and cut jobs in restructure
The “healthier” fast food chain confirmed there would be job losses, as it appointed administrators. Source link
Why has the price of silver hit a record high?
The price of the precious metal has topped $60 an ounce for the first time ever. Source link
UK spending half an hour longer online than in pandemic, says Ofcom
The survey found people in the UK spent on average four hours and 30 minutes online every day in 2025 Source link
Bottles of Disaronno recalled over possible glass presence
It is believed the contamination may have happened due to an “anomaly on the bottle line”, according to the recall notice. Source link
Date set for challenge over second Gatwick runway
A legal challenge over plans for a second runway at Gatwick Airport will be heard over four days. Source link
Starbucks workers and unions in UK to join protests in support of striking US baristas
Starbucks workers and union allies in 10 countries are set to demonstrate on Wednesday in support of striking US employees. Source link
Trump ban on wind energy permits 'unlawful', court rules
An executive order freezing all wind energy projects – both on land and sea – has been struck down by a US judge. Source link
Much of £10.9bn Covid scheme fraud 'beyond recovery', report says
The response to the pandemic led to “enormous outlays of public money which exposed it to the risk of fraud and error”, a report says. Source link