These hilariously forthright signs are guaranteed to tell customers EXACTLY what they need to know

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Talk about mixed messages! These hilariously confusing signs will leave customers scratching their heads  These bizarrely-worded signs were bound to cause customers confusion  One restaurant had a very strict policy on money covered in ‘boob sweat’   Another establishment had implemented a clear ban on food, drink and aliens  Hilarious signs from around the world were collected by ebaumsworld   By Monica … Read more

Harry and Meghan asked to tour Africa as they can ‘connect to young people better than other royals’

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The Foreign and Commonwealth Office say Meghan and Harry will fly the flag for a ‘young, multi-cultural Britain’ when they travel to Africa for their first tour as a family later this month. Sources said the couple were asked to undertake their two-week tour to South Africa, Angola, Botswana and Malawi because they could connect … Read more

Cadbury launches a PINEAPPLE flavoured chocolate

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Cadbury launches a PINEAPPLE flavoured chocolate but fans are divided over whether it’s delicious or disgusting Cadbury has created a milk chocolate inspired by Pascall Pineapple Lumps It is part of a special edition range that will only be on sale for a limited time only But customers aren’t sure if it will be tasty … Read more

SUNDAY NEWSPAPER SHARE TIPS: Filta, Arrow Global and Inchcape

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SUNDAY NEWSPAPER SHARE TIPS: Filta, Arrow Global and Inchcape By This Is Money Reporter Published: 16:24 GMT, 15 September 2019 | Updated: 16:24 GMT, 15 September 2019 We round up the Sunday newspaper share tips. This week, Midas looks at fryer cleaner firm Filta, the Sunday Times assesses the prospects of Arrow Global, and the … Read more

UK’s youngest CEO, 14, now has six employees and runs business while studying for GCSEs

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At just 14 years old, Jenk Oz hasn’t even started his GCSEs yet. But as CEO of his own company, he’s definitely ahead of the curve. The teenager from London is regularly spotted mingling with A-listers, from James Corden to Idris Elba to Adele, and it’s all because of an idea he came up with … Read more

Doctors pushing new drugs don’t have to admit they are funded by the pill’s makers

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A bright hope has suddenly appeared in depression therapy: the ‘party’ drug, ketamine. Known best as a horse tranquilliser, it is also used as an anaesthetic in hospitals. But ketamine can cause soaring highs and is used illegally, with potentially nightmarish results; the drug is addictive and can trigger psychosis. Recently, leading depression experts lined … Read more

Five out of the six High Street banks allow customers to bank cheques made out to their middle names

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Five out of the six High Street banks allow customers to bank cheques made out to their middle names By Samantha Partington For The Daily Mail Published: 22:00 GMT, 10 September 2019 | Updated: 09:13 GMT, 11 September 2019 Current account holders can still bank cheques made out to their middle names in five out … Read more

Bugatti’s 300mph Chiron speed record in doubt

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Earlier this week, Bugatti announced it had smashed through the 300mph barrier in a road car – the first time any manufacturer has officially accomplished the feat in a type-approved model that can legally be used on the street. Its modified and tuned £4.2million Chiron Supersport 300+ hypercar – with Briton Andy Wallace at the … Read more