Teacher fined for UK littering while in France
A retired teacher was wrongly fined £100 for dropping a cigarette in Nottingham. He was 250 miles away in France at the time, exposing a council error.
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Retired teacher wrongly fined for littering from France
A retired teacher was fined £100 for dropping a cigarette in Nottingham while he was actually in France. Nottingham City Council apologised after a mix-up, but the case highlights concerns over automated enforcement.
Teacher fined for Nottingham littering while in France
A 76-year-old retired teacher was wrongly fined for throwing a cigarette from his car in Nottingham while he was actually eating breakfast in Normandy, France. Read the full story of the administrative error and cloned plates.
Ofgem price cap rises slightly from 1 January
The energy price cap has increased, adding £3 to the typical annual bill. Experts advise shopping for a fixed deal to save money as further changes are predicted for April.
Ofgem price cap rises, pushing typical energy bill to £1,758
The Ofgem energy price cap increases from 1 January, adding £3 to the typical annual bill. Experts advise shopping for fixed deals as colder weather hits.
Celebrity Apprentice 'fixed' result outrage as winners named
BBC viewers erupt over Celebrity Apprentice's festive special result, branding it a 'fix' after Lord Sugar's surprising decision. Discover the winning team and the fan backlash.
£80 fines for wheelie bin rule breaches in England
Households in England could face £80 fixed penalties for bin placement issues causing a nuisance. Learn the rules to avoid fines.
Average UK mortgage rate drops below 6.2%
Average mortgage rates have hit a 14-month low, falling below 6.2% for the first time since October 2024. Experts say this offers a 'welcome gift' for homebuyers. Read more on what this means for the UK housing market.
41 Councils Failed to Prosecute Fly-Tippers
Exclusive data reveals a shocking lack of enforcement against fly-tipping across England, with thousands of incidents going unpunished. Discover which councils are failing to act.
UK's Favourite Christmas Film Revealed in New Survey
A new UK survey crowns Home Alone as the nation's top festive film, while settling the debate on Die Hard. Test your knowledge with our tricky Christmas movie quiz.
Jake Paul legal team hunts critics over 'fixed' fight claims
Jake Paul's promoter confirms lawyers are pursuing critics who allege his knockout loss to Anthony Joshua was scripted. Read the full story on the legal crackdown.
Hearn: Joshua-Paul Was '100% Real', No Script or Deal
Promoter Eddie Hearn has vehemently denied claims the Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul fight was fixed, revealing Paul suffered a broken jaw and may never box again. Read the full story.
Fixed energy deal customers await £150 savings clarity
British Gas, E.ON Next and Octopus confirm automatic £150 bill savings from April for fixed tariff customers. Uswitch warns millions may miss out as other suppliers stay silent.
Energy Bill Warning for 7 Million UK Households
Over seven million UK households risk incorrect, inflated energy bills from January 1st. Submit a meter reading and compare fixed tariffs now to save up to £233.
E.ON to pass on £150 energy bill savings to all customers
E.ON follows British Gas and Octopus in pledging to pass on a £150 annual energy bill cut announced in the Budget to all customers, including those on fixed tariffs. Find out how you will benefit.
Residents defeat massive 78% HOA fee increase
Senior citizens and fixed-income residents in a Las Vegas condo community successfully overturned a proposed 78% HOA fee increase, fearing home loss. Discover how they fought back.
Energy firms told to give £150 discount to all customers
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms a £150 cut to household energy bills from April. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband urges suppliers to extend the saving to those on fixed tariffs. Read the full story.
The Impossible: Tsunami Masterpiece Sobs Viewers on BBC
The 2012 film 'The Impossible', based on a true survival story from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, airs on BBC One. Featuring Ewan McGregor and a young Tom Holland.
Nationwide Slashes Mortgage Rates Below 4%
Nationwide Building Society has intensified the mortgage rate war, cutting its fixed-rate deals to as low as 3.60%. Discover how this impacts borrowers and the UK housing market.
Crackdown on Profit-Driven Litter Enforcement
Ministers ban private firms from keeping 50-100% of litter fines in England. New statutory guidance aims to end 'for-profit' enforcement injustice. Read the latest.
Ofgem Price Cap Rise: How to Cut Energy Bills
As Ofgem's energy price cap rises to £1,758 in January, discover actionable tips to reduce your bills, from fixed tariffs to government support. Start saving today.
Urgent Energy Bill Check Could Save UK Homes £315
UK households urged to check energy tariffs immediately as expert reveals simple switch could save up to £315 annually. Act now before winter price hikes bite.
Adjustable-Rate Mortgages: A UK Buyer's Guide
Considering an adjustable-rate mortgage? Discover the pros, cons, and essential factors to determine if this UK property finance option aligns with your homeownership goals.
Save £315 on energy bills with expert's simple tip
Energy expert reveals how switching suppliers could save households £315 annually. Act now before winter price hikes take full effect. Compare tariffs today!
Desert Raves & Apocalypse in 'Sirāt' Film
Explore Oliver Laxe's acclaimed film 'Sirāt', a spiritual journey blending desert raves and climate anxiety. Spain's Oscar entry is a must-see cinematic event.
Bank Rate Rises Signal End to Interest Rate Cut Cycle
Westpac hikes fixed mortgage rates, signalling the potential bottom of the interest-rate cycle. Expert David Koch warns of higher-for-longer inflation, dashing hopes for imminent cuts.
Mother fined £1,000 for envelope by full bin
A mental health nurse in West London faces a £1,000 fine for fly-tipping after leaving a cardboard envelope next to an overflowing communal bin. The council is reviewing the case.
Only 15 Zero-Star Reviews in Guardian History
Discover the exclusive club of television shows, films and performances that received The Guardian's ultimate critical condemnation - the elusive zero-star review.
Taxpayer Millions Funded UK Film Flops
Exclusive investigation uncovers how obscure production companies received substantial public funding for films that failed to achieve commercial success or critical acclaim, raising serious questions about film funding accountability.
Nationwide Slashes Mortgage Rates in Market Move
Nationwide Building Society has launched significant mortgage rate cuts across its product range, offering relief to borrowers amid changing market conditions.
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