US Tax Season Begins Jan 26 Amid IRS Staffing Crisis
The 2026 US tax filing season opens on 26 January. Experts warn major IRS staff cuts and complex new tax laws could cause significant delays for taxpayers. File early to avoid issues.
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USPS 2026 rule change could make your mail late
A new USPS rule set for 2026 changes how postmarks are applied, potentially causing late fees for tax returns and bills. Learn how to protect yourself.
ASOS updates returns policy - check your account now
ASOS has changed its returns policy from 6th January 2026. Shoppers with high return rates could face new charges. Check your account now to see your personal return rate.
Expert Guide: Five Steps to Organise Holiday Returns
Post-Christmas returns surge by up to 35%. Follow this five-step expert guide to organise your holiday returns, meet deadlines, and ensure you get your money back.
Two Countries Agree to Take Back Deported Migrants
Angola and Namibia agree to accept deported citizens after UK visa ban warning. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood demands DRC cooperation or faces penalties. Read the latest on UK immigration policy.
Fight Back: Your Essential UK Shopping Rights Explained
Consumer expert Martyn James reveals the common lies retailers tell to avoid refunds and your legal rights to fight back. Know your rights on returns, missing parcels and faulty goods.
UK Slaps Visa Restrictions on Democratic Republic of Congo
The UK Home Office has revoked fast-track visas for the DRC after it failed to cooperate on returning illegal migrants. Read the full details of the new immigration sanctions.
Survey reveals Brits' most disappointing Christmas gifts
From rotten fruit to used pyjamas, discover the most unwanted Christmas gifts Brits received in 2024 and what they did with them. Get savvy consumer advice for next year.
Survey: 21% of Brits Got Unwanted Christmas Gifts
A new survey reveals over a fifth of Britons received disappointing Christmas presents, from used pyjamas to rotten fruit. Discover the worst gifts and expert tips on returns.
Marmite Deodorant Named Most Unwanted Christmas Gift
Research by Which? reveals the UK's most disappointing festive presents, with Marmite-scented deodorant topping the list. Discover what Brits do with unwanted gifts and learn your consumer rights.
Used Pyjamas Among Most Disappointing Christmas Gifts
A Which? survey finds 21% received unwanted gifts last Christmas, including used pyjamas and rotten fruit. Discover what people did with them and your rights to return gifts.
Used Pyjamas Among Most Disappointing Christmas Gifts
A new survey reveals over a fifth of Brits received an unwanted gift last Christmas, with used pyjamas and misjudged presents like a Spurs book for a Chelsea fan causing dismay. Discover the best ways to return unsuitable gifts.
How holiday gift returns harm the environment
Post-Christmas returns create a huge environmental cost. Discover why items end up in landfill and what you can do to reduce your impact this 'Returnuary'.
Returning Christmas gifts without a receipt? Know your rights
Received an unwanted or faulty Christmas gift? Learn your UK consumer rights on returns, refunds, and what counts as proof of purchase, even without the original receipt.
Stylist's Top ASOS Picks for Your Christmas Voucher
Celebrity stylist Scott Da Silva-Wells reveals his top five ASOS buys to spend your Christmas voucher on, from sequins to streetwear staples. Discover how to look effortlessly stylish.
Martin Lewis: Your Christmas Gift Return Rights Explained
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis clarifies your consumer rights for returning Christmas presents. Learn the key differences between faulty and unwanted items and crucial advice for gift-givers.
Criminal migrants flee UK via £2,5k lorry smuggling ring
A Daily Mail investigation uncovers an Albanian-run network smuggling migrant fugitives to France for £2,500. The ringleader boasts of helping 50 criminals, including murderers, evade justice. Read the shocking exposé.
Christmas 2025 Returns Policies for Major UK Retailers
Know your rights this festive season. We detail the extended Christmas returns policies for Primark, Home Bargains, B&M and The Range, including key dates and what to do without a receipt.
Gang smuggled more migrants to France than UK gov deal
An illegal smuggling operation led by an Uber Eats driver moved more migrants from the UK to France than a key government returns agreement. Read the full court details.
Venezuela to Accept US Deportation Flights Despite Trump
Venezuela's Maduro government agrees to continue accepting US deportation flights, reversing a weekend suspension. Over 13,000 migrants have been returned this year.
Black Friday 2025: Retail Return Policies Tighten
Shoppers face stricter return policies this Black Friday. Learn how retailers are shifting to store credit and fees, and how to protect your purchases.
Retailers crack down on free returns ahead of Black Friday
UK shoppers face stricter return policies as retailers tackle £850bn returns problem. Discover how this affects your Black Friday shopping and consumer rights.
Aldi's Popular 'Kinder Bueno Dupe' Chocolate Returns
Shoppers are overjoyed as Aldi Australia brings back the beloved Choceur Liviano Hazelnut Crème, a budget-friendly favourite compared to Kinder Bueno. Find it in stores now!
Black Friday return policies tighten for 2025
Shoppers face stricter return policies this Black Friday. Discover which retailers now offer store credit instead of cash refunds and how to protect your purchases.
Mel C's £70 Sporty Spice Shirt Sells Out
Mel C channels her iconic Sporty Spice style in an affordable £70 blue cinched shirt from the adidas x ASOS collaboration, proving 90s sporty chic is back for 2025.
Asos cuts losses to £282m amid 12% sales decline
Asos reduces pre-tax losses to £281.6m despite 12% sales drop. The online retailer turns to AI stylists and anti-returns strategy to win back shoppers.
Labour's £20k asylum seeker bribe plan explained
Shabana Mahmood defends controversial plan to pay asylum seekers up to £20,000 to leave UK voluntarily. Could this Danish-inspired policy actually save taxpayers money?
Mahmood Considers Big Increase in Migrant Payments
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is considering a 'big increase' in financial incentives for migrants to return home voluntarily, defending the scheme as 'value for money' for taxpayers.
Martin Lewis reports retailers to Trading Standards
Money expert Martin Lewis has reported fashion brand Evans and restaurant chain Carluccio's to Trading Standards for misleading online returns policies. Discover your consumer rights.
Imperial Brands profits up on nicotine pouches and prices
Tobacco giant Imperial Brands reports profit growth, driven by cigarette price hikes and surging demand for oral nicotine pouches. The firm returns billions to shareholders.
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