Martin Lewis: Savings Apps Could Be Costing You Money
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis reveals the hidden financial trap of popular 'round-up' savings apps and explains how to protect your cash.
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Bag a 5.16% Easy-Access Savings Rate Now
Savers can now earn over 5% interest without locking away their cash, as Furness Building Society launches a best-buy easy-access account. Discover how to boost your savings today.
Lesotho Water Project Backfires: Damage & Debt for Villagers
Exclusive report from Lesotho reveals how a multi-million-pound African Development Bank water project has left villages with cracked homes, dry taps, and crippling debt instead of the promised clean water.
California Hospitals Forced to Deny Care Under ICE Policy
Exclusive: A leaked memo shows California hospitals are being pressured to deny non-emergency care to undocumented migrants under a new ICE directive, raising alarm among medical professionals and human rights advocates.
NHS allows pharmacists to prescribe for common conditions
Major NHS shake-up allows pharmacists to prescribe treatments for common conditions like sinusitis and sore throats, freeing up millions of GP appointments and transforming high street pharmacy services across England.
Met Police plans secret mass closure of station front desks
Exclusive: The Metropolitan Police is facing a major backlash over secret plans to permanently shut public front counters at dozens of London stations, drastically reducing face-to-face access for citizens.
Eurostar error strands wheelchair user in Rotterdam
A British wheelchair user's journey from Brussels to London descends into chaos as a Eurostar train error leaves him stranded 100km away in Rotterdam, sparking outrage over disabled travel rights.
Farage Barred from Hosting Trump in Parliament
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been blocked from hosting Donald Trump in Parliament, with authorities citing strict rules on access for non-parliamentarians. The move dashes plans for a major diplomatic event during the former President's UK tour.
Two Cleveland Police officers sacked for gross misconduct
Two Cleveland Police officers have been dismissed for gross misconduct after a disciplinary panel found them guilty of multiple professional standard breaches, including unauthorised database searches.
Neighbour Banned From Driveway in Bizarre Parking Feud
A homeowner has been barred from using his own driveway after a neighbour's extreme protest. The bizarre dispute, involving concrete blocks and legal threats, has shocked the quiet community.
Employment Tribunals Become 'Soap Opera' Through Online Access
A surge in public access to employment tribunals via online streaming is creating a new form of reality entertainment, raising serious ethical concerns for claimants and the legal process.
Georgia Democrat Disqualified in Election Ballot Shakeup
Georgia's electoral landscape faces upheaval as Debra Shigley, a Democratic candidate, is dramatically disqualified from the state House race, leaving voters without a Democratic option in the November election.
Taliban's Female Aid Worker Ban Hinders Quake Relief
A major earthquake in Afghanistan has triggered a humanitarian crisis, with the Taliban's prohibition on women aid workers critically obstructing UN and NGO efforts to deliver vital assistance to the most vulnerable survivors.
Reeves slams Barclays over Tube cash decision
Chancellor Rachel Reeves condemns Barclays' move to scrap cash services at London Underground ticket offices, vowing government action to protect access to physical currency for vulnerable communities.
NHS Crisis: Patients Face 2-Week Waits for GP Appointments
Exclusive investigation reveals the shocking state of NHS GP access, with millions waiting over two weeks for appointments and facing a postcode lottery for care. Discover the human impact of the growing healthcare crisis.
MPs condemn Asda app over high-cost staff loans
A parliamentary committee has launched a scathing attack on Asda and its financial app partner, Wagestream, for promoting high-interest loans and controversial financial products to its low-paid employees.
Mum's fury as Aldi 'fails' her disabled son in accessibility row
A mother from Broxburn condemns Aldi after staff allegedly refuse to help her 6-year-old disabled son, sparking a debate on supermarket accessibility policies.
1.5 Million Patients Wait Over 4 Weeks for NHS GP Appointments
Exclusive data reveals a deepening crisis in NHS England as patients face record waits for GP appointments, with government pledges falling short.
US Police Denied UK Parliament Access in Security Alert
A major security protocol was triggered at the UK Parliament after two US police officers attempted to gain access without proper authorization, raising serious concerns about parliamentary security.
Charlie Kirk banned from US Capitol in security row
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk has been permanently banned from entering the US Capitol complex. The controversial right-wing commentator's access was revoked by Capitol Police over undisclosed security concerns, sparking outrage from Republican a
EasyJet Strands Wheelchair User on Tarmac in Alicante
A wheelchair user was abandoned on an EasyJet plane in Spain after staff failed to provide assistance, leaving him stranded on the tarmac in a major accessibility scandal.
Skate Early Access Release Date Confirmed for July 12
EA and Full Circle have finally announced the Early Access release date for the highly anticipated Skate reboot. Get the full details on regional availability, playtesting opportunities, and what to expect from the next generation of skateboarding simulat
Urgent Alert: Move Your Savings Now as Banks Slash Rates
Exclusive: Major banks are quietly cutting savings rates, leaving millions of Britons earning less. Experts reveal why you must act immediately and where to find the best returns.
Disabled girl misses school after council fails to build ramp
A five-year-old girl with cerebral palsy was forced to miss her first day at a new specialist school after Westminster Council failed to install a promised wheelchair ramp, leaving her family devastated and fighting for her right to an education.
NHS 'Postcode Lottery' Leaves Patients in the Dark
Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting issues a stark warning on the state of the NHS, condemning the 'postcode lottery' of care and demanding urgent reform to end the suffering of patients abandoned by the system.
Boris Johnson traded PM contacts for global business deals
Exclusive investigation reveals Boris Johnson leveraged his Prime Ministerial contacts for multi-million pound business ventures with foreign governments and oligarchs just months after leaving Downing Street.
UK Savings Crisis: Average Easy Access Rate Plummets
Exclusive analysis reveals a growing savings gap in the UK, with high street banks offering paltry returns while the best easy-access deals deliver 25 times more interest. Discover why loyal customers are losing out.
Dorset footpath blocked by controversial 'nature reserve' sign
A furious row has erupted in Dorset after a 'nature reserve' sign was erected across a public footpath, effectively blocking access. Locals and ramblers' groups condemn the move as an illegal obstruction of a cherished right of way.
Two Arrested in Westminster 'Cash for Access' Scandal
Two individuals have been arrested following explosive allegations they offered to sell political access and influence to a fictitious Korean company for £30,000, in a major sting operation that has sent shockwaves through Westminster.
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