Clocks Go Back This Sunday: What the End of Summer Time Means for You
Clocks go back an hour at 2am on Sunday, October 25, 2026, in the UK and EU, and on November 1 in the US. What changes and how to adjust.
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Why Your Coffee Still Costs So Much Despite Brazil’s Record Harvest
Brazil is harvesting a record coffee crop and bean prices are off their peak, yet your daily cup is still pricey. Here is what is holding prices up.
Pain at the Pump: US Gas Prices Tie the Record for Most Days Above $4
The US average gas price has topped $4 for 157 days this year, tying 2022’s record. What drivers are paying and practical ways to cut fuel costs.
World Mental Health Day 2026: Why This Year’s Focus Is on Listening
This year’s theme is ‘Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change.’ Key facts, plus everyday ways to support yourself and others.
Americans to Spend $13.5 Billion on Halloween as Costumes Lead the Way
The NRF expects Halloween spending of $13.5 billion in 2026, or $115.14 per person. Where the money goes, top costumes and how people save.
Oktoberfest 2026 Opens: A Litre of Beer Now Costs Up to €15.90
Oktoberfest runs September 19 to October 4, 2026. A Mass of beer costs €14.80 to €15.90, averaging €15.61. Prices, tents and visitor tips.
UK Energy Price Cap to Rise 4% From October: What It Means for Your Bills
Ofgem’s price cap rises 4% to £1,723 a year for a typical home from October 1. Why bills are going up and practical ways to cut costs this winter.