The UN refugee agency warns of a coercive campaign by Syria's government, forcing vulnerable refugees in Lebanon to return to an unsafe homeland, despite ongoing risks and lack of basic services.
HMRC is permanently ending paper self-assessment tax returns. This guide explains the mandatory shift to online filing, key deadlines, and how to avoid penalties in the new digital-only system.
Exclusive figures reveal Britain has returned the fewest illegal migrants back to Europe compared to its continental neighbours, raising serious questions about the effectiveness of the UK's border strategy post-Brexit.
Royal Mail is launching 1,400 new parcel postboxes in a major modernisation push, allowing customers to send pre-paid returns and online orders without queuing.
Exclusive: Labor's expanded scheme to help 50,000 first-time buyers yearly sparks fierce debate. Experts warn it could artificially inflate prices while struggling buyers face a double-edged sword.
Primark shoppers are up in arms after being caught off guard by a strict new returns policy that bans cash refunds and offers only credit note exchanges, leaving many feeling short-changed.
A stark new report sends shockwaves through the tech sector, warning that the multi-billion pound AI investment boom could be a bubble destined to burst, resulting in catastrophic losses for investors as major stocks tumble.
Hundreds of Next customers are racing to stores nationwide to claim free £10 loyalty vouchers before they expire, causing queues and stock shortages.
The Albanese government announces a major crackdown on the National Disability Insurance Scheme, introducing independent assessments and stricter eligibility to curb the scheme's unsustainable £48.5 billion annual cost.
The UK government has signed a pivotal treaty with Iraq, enabling the swift return of Iraqi nationals who cross the Channel illegally. The deal marks a major escalation in the fight against people smuggling gangs and small boat crossings.
Exclusive investigation reveals a major flaw in the UK's new 'Universal Credit Childcare' system, with parents facing unexpected bills of up to £1,800 due to a critical payment timing loophole. Discover why families are at risk.
Thousands of UK families struggling with digital poverty could receive free laptops and broadband under a new government scheme. Find out if you're eligible.
A groundbreaking anti-gang scheme in Liverpool has significantly improved public confidence in local law enforcement, according to recent reports. Discover how community-focused policing is making a difference.
Volkswagen's Cupra brand is revolutionising electric vehicle ownership with a flexible new subscription service, offering drivers an affordable and hassle-free way to go green.
The UK government is set to introduce free air conditioning for vulnerable households as temperatures soar. Find out who qualifies and how it works.
R&B singer Sean Kingston and his mother have been sentenced for orchestrating a high-profile wire fraud scheme, defrauding businesses of millions. Read the full details of their sentencing and the charges they faced.
R&B singer Sean Kingston has been sentenced to prison for his involvement in a wire fraud scheme. Details on the case and legal repercussions.
The ATP has announced a revolutionary bonus pool for the world's top tennis players in 2024, rewarding consistency and excellence across Masters 1000 tournaments.
Young people in England could soon enjoy free bus travel under a new government scheme aimed at boosting public transport use and easing financial pressures on families.
A con artist who pretended to be close friends with basketball legend Michael Jordan has been sentenced to prison for orchestrating a £1.4 million Ponzi scheme.
Struggling homeowners on low incomes could see their mortgage payments reduced by up to £1,500 annually under a proposed government scheme. Find out if you qualify.
HMRC is set to impose £100 penalties on taxpayers who miss the January 31 deadline. Find out who's at risk and how to avoid fines.
A Cabinet minister has sparked confusion by appearing to contradict the terms of Labour's newly agreed migrant returns treaty with France, raising questions about the deal's viability.
Britain and France have agreed on a new deal to return migrant boats attempting to cross the Channel, aiming to reduce illegal crossings and strengthen border security.
A convicted fraudster, Luigi Mangione, has been sentenced to additional prison time for orchestrating a scam from behind bars using a smuggled laptop.
Rwanda has agreed to take up to 250 migrants from the US under a new relocation scheme, sparking debate over international asylum policies.
Facing severe prison overcrowding, the UK government has extended its early release programme, sparking criticism from opposition parties and justice campaigners.
Lloyds Banking Group has been ordered to establish a compensation scheme following a ruling on the car finance scandal, impacting shares and sparking market reactions.
A bold new initiative by the UK government reserves civil service internships solely for working-class students, aiming to diversify Whitehall and break down barriers to entry.
The UK Ministry of Defence accidentally exposed email addresses of Afghan interpreters seeking relocation, raising serious security concerns.