Andy Burnham Warned of 'Explosive' National Debt Rise to 300%
The OBR warns UK national debt could triple to 300% of GDP over 50 years, driven by an ageing population and healthcare costs, as Andy Burnham prepares to become PM.
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OBR Warns UK National Debt Could Triple to £9 Trillion by 2075
The OBR warns UK national debt could surge to 300% of GDP over 50 years, driven by an ageing population and healthcare costs, as Andy Burnham prepares to become PM.
Rangers to Offload Five Fringe Players Under McInnes
Rangers will sell at least five players this summer, including Danilo and Jose Cifuentes, as Derek McInnes reshapes his squad. One fringe man, Lyall Cameron, will get a chance to impress.
Morrisons Free Breakfast Clubs Return for Summer Holidays
Morrisons and Kellogg's revive free Breakfast Clubs nationwide until September 6, offering cereal, milk, and fruit to families during the summer holidays.
Willowfields Newmains sells out all 27 homes
Briar Homes announces all 27 homes at its Willowfields development in Newmains have sold out, marking a successful milestone for the family-owned housebuilder.
£8 Menopause Hair Loss Bundle 'Truly Works Miracles'
Amazon slashes Pantene Hair Biology Menopause shampoo and conditioner duo to £8, saving 50%. Customers report thicker, fuller hair with reduced loss.
Job Start Payment: Up to £330 for Young Scots Starting Work
Young people in Lanarkshire starting a new job could be eligible for over £330 through Job Start Payment. The grant covers costs like clothing, travel, and childcare, and does not need to be repaid.
St Andrew's in the City Fundraiser Returns to Glasgow Sept 20
St Andrew's Hospice announces the return of its St Andrew's in the City fundraiser on September 20 at Voco Grand Central Glasgow, with tickets now available.
Travel insurance warning over EES queues in Europe
UK holidaymakers face long EES queues at EU borders this summer, but travel insurance likely won't cover missed flights, warns Defaqto.
Premier League September TV Fixtures: Man Utd vs Man City Moved
The Manchester derby is moved to Sunday 13 September as Premier League confirms September TV fixtures, with Arsenal, Liverpool, and other top clubs also rescheduled.
Man United News: Manchester is Red Podcast Updates
Get the latest Manchester United news, transfer rumours, and behind-the-scenes insight from the Manchester is Red podcast, hosted by Tyrone Marshall and Steven Railston.
Martin Lewis: Boost State Pension by £68.80
Martin Lewis explains how buying one year of National Insurance contributions can add £68.80 a week to your state pension, lifting you from zero to a third of the full amount.
Martin Lewis warns of 'hard bottom' state pension rule
Martin Lewis explains the 'hard bottom' rule requiring 10 years of NI contributions to qualify for any state pension, and the 'soft top' for full entitlement. He also details Pension Credit as a top-up for low-income pensioners.
Martin Lewis on state pension rule for extra £3,580
Martin Lewis explains how a single year of National Insurance contributions can unlock £3,580 annually in state pension, calling the 10-year minimum rule 'hugely valuable'.
Sunderland Eye £21.5m Serie A Defender; Traore to Turkey
Sunderland and Bournemouth target Sassuolo defender Tarik Muharemovic for £21.5m, while free agent Bertrand Traore is in talks with Trabzonspor.
Pension Triple Lock to Drive Public Spending Pressure, OBR Warns
The OBR warns the pension triple lock will add billions to public spending, with state pension spending projected to rise from 5% to 9% of GDP by 2075-2076, driving debt to 300% of GDP.
Football exec admits embezzling £10,000 from club
Laura Downes, 44, pleaded guilty to embezzling £10,000 from Stirling Albion FC. She faces a possible restriction of liberty order with an electronic ankle tag.
Nintendo Switch Discontinued in Europe by 2027
Nintendo has announced it will stop selling original Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED consoles in Europe from mid-February 2027, citing new EU battery regulations requiring user-replaceable batteries.
Nationwide Updates Branch Security and CCTV Measures
Nationwide Building Society confirms it can enhance branch security measures as needed, after a notice was spotted at its Redhill branch detailing CCTV and safety features.
Liverpool Christmas Markets Future Confirmed with £1.8m Deal
Liverpool Council to confirm two contractors for Christmas markets over three years, generating nearly £1.8m. Pier Head market becomes permanent after trial.
Free Breakfast at Morrisons for Kids and Adults This Summer
Morrisons and Kellogg's offer free breakfasts to families throughout the summer holidays until September 6, with cereal and fruit for all ages, no purchase necessary.
Summer Warning: Drivers Risk £300 Fines for Motorway Rule Breach
Drivers towing trailers this summer face £300 fines and three penalty points for using the right-hand motorway lane, which is reserved for overtaking. Other banned vehicles include goods vehicles over 7.5 tonnes and passenger vehicles over 8 seats.
eGate Age Lowered to 8 at 13 UK Airports from July 8
From July 8, children aged 8-9 who are at least 120cm tall and accompanied by an adult can use eGates at 13 UK airports, speeding up border checks for up to 1.5 million more children.
Dunelm's £8 Foldable Box Declutters Bedrooms
Dunelm's Large Foldable Fabric Box, priced at £8, helps declutter bedrooms with a versatile design that folds flat, available in five colours.
East Links Family Park to Close After Council Rejects Relocation
East Links Family Park in East Lothian, Scotland, will close on August 31 after the council rejected its planning application to relocate. The park's lease ends after 25 years, and an appeal was also denied.
Xbox Project Helix Disc Drive Rumors Amid Sony Backlash
Rumors suggest Xbox's next console, Project Helix, may go digital-only, mirroring Sony's controversial plan to cut physical PS5 games from 2028.
Dunelm's £8 Foldable Fabric Box: 'Sturdy' Storage
Dunelm's Large Foldable Fabric Box, priced at £8, offers versatile storage for bedrooms. Customers praise its sturdiness and usefulness, with a 4.6-star rating.
M&S Invests in Refrigeration to Handle 45C Heat
M&S CEO Stuart Machin announced investments in refrigeration to handle up to 45C after fridges broke down in June's record heatwave, while facing shareholder pressure on living wages.
Celtic's Camilo Duran Fee Revealed: £5.5m, Plus More
Celtic have agreed a £5.5m fee for Camilo Duran, nearly double earlier reports. Meanwhile, Tjark Ernst's release clause may be triggered, and Cole Campbell is set to join SV Elversberg.
Farage Resigns as MP, Triggers Clacton By-Election
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has resigned as MP for Clacton, triggering a by-election, after pressure over undeclared cash donations and funding from allies.
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