The Myer-owned label will close its stores and e-commerce site for several months and plans a relaunch later this year aimed at younger shoppers; the article says recent collections moved away from the brand's original indie-sleaze artistry.
Officials say millions of Americans may receive unusually large tax refunds in early 2026 after a retroactive tax cut left payroll withholding unchanged; estimates put as much as $100 billion in higher refunds and an average refund rise near $1,000.
As Wikipedia marks its 25th anniversary, volunteers and the Wikimedia Foundation are managing heated disputes over neutrality, legal and regulatory pressures, and changing use driven in part by AI and rival platforms.
The Guardian's Hope appeal raised £1,035,000 from more than 10,000 readers to support five grassroots charities that work to counter social division, racism and hatred.
Adoption Matters will take part in Big Adoption Day and is hosting an online information event at 7pm on January 21 to explain adoption through Voluntary Adoption Agencies.
The Telegraph reports HMRC's customer service is under strain just ahead of the self-assessment deadline, while more than 12 million people are expected to file tax returns this year.
Leisha Bond, a 52-year-old Kenilworth barrister, began pole dancing in January 2025 at Pole Elevation in Coventry and says the classes have improved her mood and sense of camaraderie.
Viettel has started building Vietnam's first semiconductor fabrication plant in Hoa Lac Hi‑Tech Park, and trial production is expected by late 2027.
After record 2025 production and a 25% rise in European LNG purchases, exporters face concern as imports fell in key Asian markets and benchmark gas prices remain near three-year highs.
Derby City Council has approved plans to convert a former Ashbourne Road care home, empty since 2020, into a residential home for up to four children aged seven to 17 with 24-hour staff cover.
