Robert Herjavec Wife: Life After the Ballroom and the Shark’s Second Act

Ever watched Shark Tank and wondered how a man who ruthlessly dissects business valuations for breakfast handles his own front door? Robert Herjavec might be the “nice” shark, but his personal life has been anything but a calm swim in the tank. It’s been a wild ride of a twenty-five-year marriage that crumbled into the […]

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Robert Herjavec Wife: Life After the Ballroom and the Shark’s Second Act

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Look, if you’ve spent any time watching a tall, curly-haired man shout at sheep in the Cotswolds recently, you probably think you know the story of Jeremy Clarkson. You see the muddy Land Rover, the pint of Hawkstone lager, and the seemingly eternal presence of Lisa Hogan by his side. But if we’re being honest, […]

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A progressive portfolio-building plan should do two things at once: invest early with a simple, defensible structure and evolve the portfolio only when an upgrade clearly improves outcomes across cost, taxes, diversification, or behaviour. The goal is not to graduate into complexity but to graduate into clarity. Defining Portfolio Boundaries Step zero is defining what […]

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Most people see the name Danniella Westbrook and think of the flashbulbs, the soap opera stardom, or that famous photo from the 2000s that changed the public’s perception of her forever. But if you’ve followed her story as closely as I have—watching the shifting tides of her health battles over twenty years—you’ll know there’s a […]

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Behind the Wheel: What Keeps Britain’s Taxi Drivers Going?

Taxis are part of the backdrop in every British city. Outside train stations. Lined up near the airport. Waiting outside clubs at 2 am. Always there, always moving. But while most passengers are just thinking about where they need to be, there’s a lot more going on in the front seat than you might realise. […]

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Travel

When Your Greece Holiday Nearly Went Pear-Shaped: The Strike That Didn’t Happen

October began with a nightmare scenario for British holidaymakers. Greece was getting ready for a mega general strike on the 1st October 2025 and air traffic controllers were set to join it; cue thousands of panicked travellers refreshing their various airline apps, frantically googling whether ‘Greece flights cancelled strikes’ would spoil their autumn getaway. Then, […]

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Travel

Majorca’s Tourism Woes: Why This Paradise Island is Pushing Visitors Away

Last month, my mate James came back from Palma looking proper fed up. “I’m never going back there,” he said, shaking his head. It looks like he was blasted by locals with water pistols while he was looking to grab a coffee. Welcome to 2025, where Majorca has gone from rolling out the red carpet […]

By Carter Lemke

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My mate Mia rang me last week in a right state. She had just booked a week at Celtic Holiday Parks in Pembrokeshire for August, and it had cost her nearly a grand. Then her neighbour informed her that the company had gone bankrupt. “Will I lose every penny?” she asked, properly worried. I had […]

Travel

Last summer, my mate Dave dragged me to yet another “amazing” Cornish beach. I was expecting the usual chaos, such as screaming kids, overpriced parking, and sand that looks more like builder’s rubble. But Dave had found something different. “Just trust me,” he said, pulling into a tiny car park perched on a cliff edge. […]

Travel

London’s full of life. Big buildings. Busy streets. Music on every corner. It’s also expensive if you’re not careful. But don’t let that stop you. You can enjoy this city without spending a single pound. Here’s a list of real things you can do. They’re all free. You won’t need tickets. You won’t need a […]

Business

How AI YouTube Shorts Generators Are Helping Everyday People Share Real Stories

In the past few years, short movies have changed how people talk to the world. On sites like YouTube, you can now share your thoughts, skills, daily habits, and even life lessons in less than a minute. But it used to take a lot of work, editing skills, and comfort in front of the camera […]

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From Comments to Conversions: The Power of User-Generated Content

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Business password managers: Essential security for content creators

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Factory downtime now sits at the centre of operational risk for UK manufacturers. In 2026, unplanned stoppages cut directly into margins, delivery reliability, and client confidence. Facilities across the South East feel this pressure most, where fixed costs stay high, and production windows leave little slack. Many stoppages trace back to maintenance decisions made under […]

Business

A lot of the time, big personal events affect people at work. Family fights, divorce, and separation all make it harder to focus, be available, and make decisions. While keeping things stable, HR teams must react in a clear and consistent way. A structured method keeps both the employees and the company safe. There is […]

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You don’t really forget the first time you watch Bear Grylls on telly. One minute, he’s smiling like your mate who’s dragged you on a “nice walk”. Next minute, he’s halfway down a cliff, talking calmly while your tea goes cold. That’s the trick, isn’t it? He makes chaos look tidy. And somewhere along the […]