Shoppers around the world have expressed frustration at the use of self-checkouts, saying they prefer human interaction when paying for their groceries. According to a report by Good Morning America in the US, self-checkout represented 30 percent of transactions in 2021 and
Burundi’s internal affairs minister on Thursday announced the country was suspending diplomatic ties with Rwanda, closing their border and deporting Rwandan citizens, claiming it was a response to its neighbor’s alleged support for a rebel group that has been attacking Burundi. “(Rwandan
Sunak backs calls to strip ex-post office chief’s CBE over horizon scandal (Image: Getty) The Prime Minister backed the calls of more than one million people left outraged that the former executive holds an honour for services to the industry. More than
An American magazine that’s been dubbed Meghan Markle’s “mouthpiece” released its January 2024 cover featuring Princess Kate, and royal fans had one thing to say. People magazine unveiled its newest cover featuring a picture of the Princess of Wales during her visit
Johnny Herbert has suggested that Lewis Hamilton was correct to call out Red Bull for their lack of support towards Sergio Perez in 2023. Hamilton’s comments appeared to touch a nerve with team principal Christian Horner, who oversaw a one-two in the
The PM said the UK “doesn’t agree” with Tzipi Hotovely’s comments that there is “absolutely no” prospect of a Palestinian state. She made the remark in an interview with Sky News, as fighting continues in Gaza following Hamas’s October 7 massacre of
India’s Supreme Court has upheld Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government’s 2019 decision to revoke the special status of Jammu and Kashmir. The court declared the region’s special status as a “temporary provision” and constitutionally valid to remove. The move divided the region
Israel’s war cabinet voted in favor of increasing the flow of fuel into Gaza late Wednesday as the Israel Defense Forces backed Hamas into a corner in the city of Khan Younis. Israel has heavily restricted the flow of fuel over the
Radio and TV presenter, Mollie King, is backing a campaign to protect UK species on the verge of extinction. The Radio 1 star, who has been vocal about the protection of animals in the past – including reporting exploitation seen abroad by
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The world wants more nuclear energy as a means to fight climate change and supply an ever-growing demand for electricity, part of a generational shift in thinking on atomic power, the head of the United Nations