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Independent petrol station owners say soaring wholesale fuel costs are forcing them to raise prices while facing abuse from customers. One retailer insists slim margins leave no room for profiteering as regulators monitor the market.
Dak Prescott is concerned that his high-profile split from Sarah Jane Ramos could affect his performance as he chases a Super Bowl with the Dallas Cowboys. The canceled wedding and surrounding rumors have intensified scrutiny ahead of a demanding season.
An activist who filmed himself confronting Matt Lucas on the London Underground has lost his job following backlash. He denied targeting the comedian over his Jewish heritage and said he deleted the video after realizing how it could be interpreted.
European leaders are alarmed by plans from the United States to ease oil sanctions on Russia in response to rising energy prices. The proposal comes amid conflict in the Middle East and has drawn strong criticism from Ukraine.
Rising fuel prices are set to deliver up to £1.1 billion in extra annual tax revenue for the Treasury. Campaigners are urging the government to delay a planned fuel duty increase in light of the windfall.
The United States is sending 2,500 Marines to the Middle East as Iran blocks a key global oil route. The move comes amid intensified airstrikes, regional tensions, and new diplomatic talks between the United States and Cuba.
Trump has sent 5,000 Marines to the Strait of Hormuz as the conflict with Iran deepens. The United States death toll has climbed to 13, while oil prices rise and tensions over global supply routes intensify.
Israel has warned its citizens in the United Arab Emirates to take precautions amid ongoing Iranian drone and missile attacks. Officials fear Israelis in the region could be targeted and have issued strict safety and travel guidance.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth has launched a 90 day review of senior service colleges to eliminate what he calls 'woke' ideology. He said the schools must focus solely on preparing military leaders for war.
As the United States and Israel wage war against Iran, many American Jews fear a backlash at home. Rising antisemitic incidents and political anger are complicating long-standing support for a close alliance between the two countries.
The United States is sending about 2,200 Marines from Japan to the Middle East as regional tensions rise. The deployment provides ground, amphibious, and aviation capabilities amid the ongoing war involving Iran.
A nostalgic Sabrina cake soaked in sweet syrup and topped with whipped cream and strawberries offers a light and festive dessert. The simple recipe combines a soft sponge with a rich, creamy finish.
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