Petrol panic buying causing ‘really serious problems’ as pumps run dry - with qu ... measures are also designed to bolster efforts to keep our supermarket shelves stocked this winter.

Pump yourself up to calm yourself down ... research shows. Also, dump your “Keep Calm and Carry On” poster. Tacking up a message like “Get excited and kick ass” in your office, car ...

Employees at Solid Gold Bomb, the company behind offensive "Keep Calm" shirts, could soon be out of a job. A public relations disaster could spell the end of the business. Michael Fowler ...

We wanted to know their advice for the next generation of altruists. And with the "keep calm and carry on" motto of England in mind, we also asked what keeps them going when things get tough.

There was outrage when T-shirts went on sale printed with offensive variations of the Keep Calm and Carry On slogan. But has the endless parodying of this wartime slogan now become tedious?

Sensible, therefore, for Starmer to put on his “keep calm and carry on” T-shirt and say that the negotiations with the US will continue. He understands that the drama of the Trump White House ...

Downing Street has vowed to “keep calm” can carry on negotiating a trade deal with the US despite Donald Trump imposing 10% tariffs on UK imports. The president also confirmed that all foreign ...

Keep calm and carry on. Charmed by its classic design and no-fuss stoicism, Manley and his wife, Mary, framed the vintage poster and hung it up by the cash register in their second-hand bookshop ...

"Keep calm and carry on" is to Brits what "I heart NY" is to New Yorkers. The phrase is plastered on every printable surface and remixed hundreds of ways. Bring it up in conversation with a Brit ...

BOSTON (CBS/AP) – "Keep Calm and Drive On." That phrase to curb road rage was one of the winners announced by The Massachusetts Department of Transportation Thursday in a contest to come up with ...

There was outrage when T-shirts went on sale printed with offensive variations of the Keep Calm and Carry On slogan. But has the endless parodying of this wartime slogan now become tedious?