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John Lewis is investing £6.5 million to revamp its Oxford Street store, part of an £800 million plan to enhance its retail presence. The upgrade includes a Jamie Oliver cooking school, luxury beauty treatments, and a partnership with a luxury resale brand, reflecting a renewed focus on physical retail amid changing consumer preferences.
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A United Airlines flight from San Francisco to Houston made an emergency landing in Albuquerque on September 13 due to a medical emergency involving a passenger. After a lengthy delay, the pilot ordered pizza for all 150 passengers, showcasing exceptional care amid the crisis.
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A fire at the Stadtallendorf fire station in Germany, which opened less than a year ago, has resulted in significant damage estimated between €20 million and €24 million. The blaze, caused by an emergency vehicle, spread rapidly due to the absence of a fire alarm system, which was deemed unnecessary by experts. No injuries were reported.
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Recent incidents involving fires caused by lithium-ion batteries and arson have raised significant safety concerns. A toddler in Liverpool suffered severe injuries from a washing machine explosion, while a seven-year-old girl in Dublin lost her eye after a battery exploded in a bonfire. Families are seeking accountability for these dangerous incidents.