Trump's White House Ballroom Plan Reveals West Wing Expansion
Architect unveils designs for controversial $400m White House ballroom, including a West Wing expansion to restore symmetry after East Wing demolition. Read the full details.
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US parks' $100 foreign visitor fee causes chaos
A new $100 surcharge for non-US visitors to major national parks has led to long queues, angry tourists, and a lawsuit. Staff warn it risks 'alienating visitors for decades'.
US National Parks' $100 Foreign Tourist Fee Sparks Chaos
A new $100 fee for non-US visitors to major national parks has caused long queues and anger, with staff fearing it will alienate tourists for decades. Environmental groups are suing to reverse the policy.
Green Belt Caravan Park Must Be Ripped Up
A concrete caravan park built on Cheshire green belt land without permission faces being torn down after council rejects retrospective plans. Locals had branded it 'vandalism'.
Free National Trust Family Pass Offer Until 2026
Families can enjoy a free day out at National Trust sites worth £50. Get your voucher from the Mirror between 10-18 Jan 2026. Explore heritage and nature for free!
Salary Sacrifice Changes Could See Pension Contributions Cut
New research reveals over 28% of savers in salary sacrifice schemes aim to increase pension payments before a 2029 NI change, while 11% expect to cut contributions. Industry warns of a looming retirement savings crisis.
State Pension age rising from 66 to 67 in 2026
The State Pension age will increase from 66 to 67 between April 2026 and 2028. Find out if your birth date is affected and check your new retirement date online now.
Beyoncé & Jay-Z Use 'Rich Person Loophole' for Cotswolds Home
Music icons Beyoncé and Jay-Z have secured permission to build a seven-bedroom dream home in the Cotswolds, reportedly using a special planning clause. Discover the details of their lavish UK estate plans.
Public hearing set for Trump's White House ballroom project
A federal committee will hold its first public hearing on Donald Trump's controversial $400 million White House ballroom on 8 January. The project, funded by private tech giants, has sparked legal and political battles.
Labour set to miss 150-project infrastructure target
New analysis reveals Labour is on track to approve just 107 major infrastructure projects, missing its 150-target due to ministerial delays. Read the full report.
Retirement anxiety: 'I'm afraid of living too long'
A 57-year-old's fear of outliving their savings is more common than admitted. Financial educator Vanessa Stoykov explains how $480k can grow and offers a roadmap to clarity for retirement planning.
Man hit with £104k bill after home extension too large
A Wokingham taxi driver says he's been left suicidal after the council ordered him to pay a £104,000 Community Infrastructure Levy for building an extension that breached approved plans. Read his story.
Trust Head Backs Trump Chairman in White House Ballroom Dispute
The head of the National Trust for Historic Preservation says she trusts the Trump-appointed planning chairman to review the controversial White House ballroom plans. Read the latest on the legal battle.
Disabled 'betrayed' by cuts to accessible home targets
The UK government has drastically reduced targets for accessible new homes in England, sparking outrage from disability campaigners who call it a 'monumental reversal'.
Labour's Sweeping Planning Changes for 1.5m Homes
Labour announces radical planning reforms to fast-track 1.5 million homes in five years, including new rules for green belt stations, swift bricks, and biodiversity. Discover the local impact.
State Pension age change: who faces a delay from 2026?
The State Pension age will rise from 66 to 67 starting April 2026. Find out if your retirement plans are affected based on your exact date of birth and what you need to know.
Labour's one-chance rule to stop Nimby planning delays
Housing Secretary Steve Reed unveils planning overhaul to prevent 'weaponisation' of objections, aiming to accelerate 1.5 million new homes. Read the full details.
How to Plan an Affordable Party: Expert Advice
Event planners reveal four key strategies for hosting a fantastic festive gathering without overspending. Focus on atmosphere, not expense, to create lasting memories.
Sarah Beeny in showdown talks over illegal 'mini-Downton' home
TV presenter Sarah Beeny holds crisis talks with Somerset Council over her illegally built £3m mansion. A six-year planning battle with locals could see the 'mini-Downton Abbey' razed. Read the latest.
Expert's 3 Steps to Save After Reeves' Pension Tax Change
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' budget targets salary sacrifice pensions from 2029. A finance expert reveals three crucial steps to protect your retirement savings and soften the tax blow.
Spiritual Framework for American Resistance Emerges
A new spiritual framework for resistance confronts systemic evil through moral clarity and collective repentance. Discover the 4Rs path to justice.
Bristol garden makeover sparks neighbour row
A bitter dispute erupts in Bristol's Redland over 'ludicrous' garden plans. Neighbours fear a 'concrete pit' while the homeowner insists it's for family. Discover the full story.
DC Terror Attack: National Guard Soldier Killed
A shocking terror attack in Washington DC leaves a National Guard soldier dead and another fighting for life. Discover the full story and the political fallout.
Homeowner forced to tear down summer house in row
Andrew Causley must demolish his garden summer house after an 18-month planning dispute with a neighbour and Exeter City Council. The couple vow to fight the decision.
Migration rhetoric fuels racism amid economic concerns
Australia's race discrimination commissioner warns against blaming migrants for economic problems, urging leaders to tackle systemic inequality instead of stoking division.
Couple's £3k battle over garden summer house
Royal Mail driver Andrew Causley faces demolition order for his garden summer house after 18-month planning dispute with Exeter City Council. Read the full story.
Worcester homeowner faces £170k demolition order
A Worcester mother spent £170,000 building a detached house for her disabled daughter without planning permission. The council has ordered its demolition. Discover the full story.
Greens warn on neo-Nazi threat and nature laws
Greens deputy leader Mehreen Faruqi discusses the fear from a neo-Nazi rally and criticises Labor's potential deal with the Coalition on nature laws. Read the full analysis.
Beckhams in planning row over Cotswolds home
David and Victoria Beckham face neighbour fury over 30+ planning applications for their £6m Cotswolds property. Locals accuse them of 'abusing' the system. Read the full story.
Neighbours attack Beckhams over planning applications
David and Victoria Beckham face local fury over more than 30 planning applications for their £6m Cotswolds home, accused of 'abusing' the system. Discover the full story.
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