Farage Defends Against Four Financial Controversies
Nigel Farage insists he has 'done nothing wrong' amid controversies including a £5m gift, undeclared donations, a property empire, and a £270k bullion payment.
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Manchester Airport: Add Colourful Item to Luggage
Manchester Airport advises passengers to add a colourful item to luggage for easy identification on carousels. Airlines like easyJet and Jet2 offer similar tips.
TUI confirms flight rules for taking ashes abroad
TUI confirms passengers can bring ashes on flights with death certificate and non-metallic container, as 4 in 10 want ashes scattered overseas.
I Bought a £229 Air Conditioner: My Honest Review
UK editor Abigail Nicholson tested a Midea portable air conditioner in her toddler's room during a heatwave. The unit cooled the room from 26C to 20C, costing 18p per hour, but was loud and had window kit issues.
Nigel Farage Quits as MP Amid Financial Scrutiny
Nigel Farage resigns as Reform UK MP, releasing a bombshell statement defending his financial conduct amid investigations over undeclared gifts and donor ties.
PIP Changes Not Needing DWP Report: Key Updates
PIP claimants do not need to report starting work, changing jobs, or leaving employment. But must report address, condition, hospital stays, or prison. DWP warns of penalties for non-reporting.
Europe's Longest Ferry: 36-Hour UK to Spain Journey
Europe's longest ferry journey takes 29-36 hours from Portsmouth to Bilbao, Spain. Brittany Ferries operates the service twice weekly with cabins, restaurants, and a sundeck.
Xbox Loses Five Studios: Who Remains to Make New Games?
Microsoft's Xbox division cuts 3,200 staff and loses five studios amid layoffs. Here's a breakdown of remaining first-party developers, their projects, and future prospects under new leadership.
Xbox Project Helix May Ditch Disc Drive Amid Sony Backlash
Rumors suggest Xbox's next console, Project Helix, may be digital-only as Sony faces backlash for dropping discs from PS5 by 2028. Xbox is reconsidering the disc drive, possibly adding an external option.
Morrisons Free Breakfast for Families This Summer
Morrisons and Kellogg's offer free breakfast to kids and adults in all UK cafes from now until September 6, easing summer holiday financial strain for families.
UK families get £1,000 boost from September law change
UK families will receive up to £1,000 in savings from September due to free breakfast clubs and uniform cost limits, the Department for Education confirmed.
World Cup 2026 Betting: Daily Odds, Offers & Free Bets
Get the latest World Cup 2026 betting odds, free bets, and price boosts. Today's top offer: Argentina to score in 1st half vs Egypt boosted to evens. Expert picks and bookmaker reviews.
Bridesworld Walton closes after 44 years
Bridesworld Liverpool on County Road, Walton, closes July 15 after 44 years of serving brides across three generations, citing difficult decision.
Newcastle United Plot £124.3m Transfer Raid After Tonali Sale
Newcastle United plan to spend £124.3m on transfers including Johan Manzambi and James Trafford, funded by Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon sales, with Bruno Guimaraes future uncertain.
Trump Hosts Latin America's Rightwing Leaders at Florida Summit
Trump hosts Latin America's rightwing leaders at Florida summit, excluding leftist presidents of Brazil, Mexico and Colombia.
RCT Council's Treherbert-Treorchy route consultation begins
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council launches a three-week public consultation on phases two and three of a new walking and cycling route between Treherbert and Treorchy, from July 7 to 21.
Dunelm Cuts Garden Set Price to Under £100 for Heatwave
Dunelm slashes price on six-piece garden dining set with comfortable chairs to £97.30, saving shoppers 30% ahead of the heatwave. Set comes in black or grey.
American Tourists' Full English Breakfast Verdict Sparks Debate
American tourists try a full English breakfast for the first time in Bath, sharing mixed reviews on black pudding, Marmite, and beans on toast.
Brewdog Closes 38 UK Bars in Restructuring, 484 Jobs Lost
Brewdog closes 38 UK bars in restructuring after sale to Tilray Brands, resulting in 484 job losses. 11 sites saved.
Middle East Conflict and Cost of Living Concerns Hit UK Holiday Spending
UK travel spending falls for first time in five years as Middle East conflict and cost of living concerns bite, Barclays data shows.
Self-Checkout Machines Fail to Deliver on Promises, Critics Say
Self-checkout machines in US stores have failed to reduce costs, save time, or prevent theft, leaving workers and customers frustrated.
Amtrak Crash Survivor Recalls Deadly Derailment 20 Years On
A survivor recounts the deadliest Amtrak crash 20 years on, describing the derailment, loss of life, and his uneasy feelings about compensation and media attention.
Live Nation CEO Defends Dominance at Antitrust Trial
Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino defends company at antitrust trial, addressing allegations of anti-competitive practices and internal messages mocking customers.
UK Banks Keep £100 Contactless Limit Despite FCA Rule Change
UK banks keep £100 contactless limit despite FCA scrapping cap, citing lack of consumer demand and need for terminal updates.
Chinese Scientists Create First Hexagonal Diamond Harder Than Natural
Chinese scientists create hexagonal diamond harder than natural diamonds, confirming its existence and opening new technological possibilities.
Andrew Tate and brother face new trafficking charges in Romania
Andrew and Tristan Tate are accused by Romanian prosecutors of sexually exploiting a 17-year-old girl, earning approximately £1.1 million from webcam sex work between 2014 and 2021.
Iran Conflict Could Boost Both EV Adoption and Oil Production, Analysts Say
Iran conflict may boost EV adoption and oil production as governments prioritise energy security, analysts say.
Charity Shop Charges Entry Fee Divides Community
Back on the Map charity in Sunderland introduces entry fee for its shop, sparking community debate over inclusivity and funding.
UK Ticket-Holder Wins £181 Million EuroMillions Jackpot
A UK ticket-holder wins £181 million EuroMillions jackpot, becoming the third biggest UK National Lottery winner ever.
Home Bargains £26 Bookshelf Rivals Dunelm's £35 Version
Home Bargains sells a wall-mounted bookshelf for £26, similar to Dunelm's £35 version, saving floor space and keeping kids' rooms tidy.
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