Which? names best UK current accounts for 2025
Consumer champion Which? reveals its top-rated current account providers for 2025. Discover which banks scored highest and why millions are urged to consider switching for better perks and service.
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Meta starts shutting down Australian teen accounts
Meta is notifying Australian teens under 16 that their Facebook, Instagram, and Threads accounts will be deactivated by 10 December. Find out your options and how to appeal.
43% of UK teens experience dangerous choking during sex
Shocking study reveals nearly half of sexually active under-18s engage in strangulation during intimacy, with experts blaming violent online pornography. Learn the risks and solutions.
MPs: NHS waiting list target at 'serious risk'
MPs warn the Government's key NHS waiting list pledge is in serious jeopardy, drawing parallels to HS2 failures. Will patient care suffer amid major reforms?
FSCS protection limit rises to £120,000
The UK's FSCS savings protection limit is increasing to £120,000 from December 1st, a 41% boost. Discover how this change impacts your financial security and savings strategy.
Hamas Sexual Violence Against Israeli Hostages Revealed
Disturbing accounts emerge of systematic sexual assault by Hamas captors against Israeli hostages, including minors forced into depraved acts. Read the full investigation.
MoD Afghan Data Cover-Up Exposed in Damning Report
Parliament's public accounts committee reveals MoD's catastrophic data breaches endangered Afghan allies while officials attempted secret cover-up. Demanding accountability now.
Secret Savings: Why Women Hide Money From Partners
Discover the growing trend of women maintaining secret savings accounts for financial security and independence, with expert insights into this private financial phenomenon sweeping relationships across the UK.
Australian Public Service Wages Jump 3.4%
New data reveals Australian public servants are enjoying their fastest wage growth in 15 years, outstripping private sector increases and raising questions about economic fairness.
Benefits banking crackdown could close thousands of accounts
Exclusive: Major banking reforms could see benefits claimants losing accounts as DWP tightens rules on fund monitoring and fraud prevention.
Top Savings Accounts Beating Inflation - November 2024
Discover the best savings accounts offering inflation-beating returns this November. Our expert analysis reveals where your money can earn the highest interest rates in the UK market.
Premier Nationwide Building Society Shuts Down
Exclusive: Premier Nationwide Building Society ceases operations, leaving customers seeking alternative banking solutions. Full details on the closure and consumer guidance.
Australian November Books: Garner's Return & Must-Reads
Discover Australia's hottest November book releases featuring Helen Garner's first novel in years, Madeleine Gray's anticipated follow-up, and bold new takes on mythology.
Record bank switching sees Nationwide beat rivals
Exclusive analysis reveals Nationwide Building Society has become Britain's favourite bank for switchers, while Monzo leads digital challengers in the biggest account migration surge since 2022.
Millions Owed Energy Credit From Closed Accounts
New Ofcom research reveals energy customers with closed accounts may have significant credit balances waiting to be claimed, as bills remain stubbornly high.
£240M Energy Credit Scandal: 2 Million Owed Refunds
Ofgem uncovers massive energy credit scandal with 2 million customers owed refunds from old accounts. Discover if you're due money and how to claim your share of £240 million.
DWP Expands Bank Account Surveillance Powers
The DWP is dramatically expanding its powers to monitor benefit claimants' bank accounts in a major crackdown on fraud. Here's how the new rules could affect you.
Turkish referees in betting scandal: Hundreds caught
Shocking investigation reveals widespread betting account ownership among Turkish football officials, raising serious integrity concerns in the sport's governance.
DWP's New PIP Fraud Checks Target Bank Accounts
Exclusive: The DWP is implementing new fraud detection measures for PIP claimants, including monitoring bank accounts and savings. Here's what you need to know about the changes.
Australian teen's Everest ordeal with altitude sickness
Exclusive: A 19-year-old Australian climber faces life-threatening altitude sickness during Everest summit attempt, highlighting the extreme dangers facing young adventurers on the world's highest peak.
7 UK Banks Offer Savings Rates Over 7% in Rate War
Discover which seven British banks are now offering savings rates up to 7.15% as the savings war intensifies, including exclusive regular saver accounts beating inflation.
Britain's Favourite Rom-Coms Revealed
Discover which beloved romantic comedies have captured the nation's heart in our definitive ranking, featuring modern classics and surprising favourites that define contemporary romance.
Zopa launches 5.08% easy access savings account
Digital bank Zopa launches competitive 5.08% easy access savings account, offering better returns than traditional high street banks as interest rates climb.
Rachel Reeves's ISA Warning: Review Your Savings Now
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves sounds alarm on investment risks as experts reveal why traditional savings approaches may no longer protect your financial future in today's volatile market.
Sydney teen charged over Joshua Cherub stabbing death
A 16-year-old boy has been charged following the fatal stabbing of 22-year-old Joshua Cherub in a violent confrontation that has rocked the Sydney community. The incident occurred during a suspected altercation in broad daylight.
HMRC Can Now Raid Bank Accounts for Unpaid Tax
HMRC gains controversial new authority to directly recover unpaid tax debts from millions of bank accounts without court orders, raising serious concerns about financial safeguards and taxpayer rights.
DWP can monitor bank accounts without suspicion
Government officials can now secretly check bank accounts of benefit claimants without suspicion in controversial new anti-fraud measures that have raised serious privacy concerns.
HMRC gains power to seize money from bank accounts
HM Revenue & Customs gains controversial authority to recover tax debts directly from personal bank accounts without court orders, raising privacy and fairness concerns across Britain.
MP's expenses claims under investigation by watchdog
Conservative MP for Great Yarmouth under scrutiny for claiming expenses on London property while reportedly residing in constituency home, raising questions about parliamentary expense rules.
HMRC can directly deduct from bank accounts for tax debts
UK tax authorities now have unprecedented powers to directly deduct money from bank accounts for unpaid taxes, raising serious concerns about financial privacy and error risks.
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