Thousands of cans of Walmart-brand fruit cocktail recalled

The Hill - Oct 22, 2026

More than 40,000 cans of fruit cocktail are impacted.

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Children in care to get £10 a week savings

Eligible people in the care system will be able to access the savings once they turn 18.

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'I can't afford to heat my home on my pension'

Teresa Goubert says heating is "very expensive" and she was struggling on her pension.

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'An £8k service charge left me unable to pay bills'

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Calls to cut employer National Insurance contributions for under-25s

Yorkshire businesses set out what they want from the chancellor ahead of the Budget.

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Is an 'AI war' complicating your job search?

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No order, no seat: Starbucks China rolls out new store policy

Starbucks says it is improving customers' in-store experience as it competes with homegrown rivals.

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Looted Goods From French Stores Appear on Resale Sites After Riots

Officials in France are pressing online platforms like eBay and Vinted to remove items that were stolen during public disturbances over the weekend.

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Carney says Trump’s tariffs hurt Americans as US Embassy alleges Canadian interference

TORONTO (AP) — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday that U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs have driven up costs for American families and upended a decades-old trade relationship as he unveiled a multibillion-dollar plan to shield Canada’s manufacturing heartland from the trade war. Carney also said he spoke with Trump for “quite some time”...