Martin Lewis warns UK holidaymakers about sneaky non-sterling exchange rate fees of around 3% on debit/credit cards, urging use of specialist overseas cards and avoiding airport currency exchange.
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Pension Age Disability Payment has paid over £580 million to 185,895 older people in Scotland since replacing Attendance Allowance. Recipients can get up to £458.40 every four weeks.
Palestinians in the West Bank face economic collapse as Israel cuts work permits and tightens restrictions, with the UK urged to take action.
Martin Lewis warns that choosing to pay in pounds at overseas ATMs can cost travellers up to 7% extra due to Dynamic Currency Conversion.
A Qatar Airways flight from Edinburgh makes emergency U-turn mid-air after explosions in Middle East amid US-Israeli strikes on Iran.
Arsenal's midfield rebuild continues as they are told £65m could land Bruno Guimaraes, while Ayyoub Bouaddi's price tag may exceed £100m.
Worker sacked for accidentally calling customer 'twat' in email wins £5,484 unfair dismissal claim after tribunal rules dismissal was a sham.
Three Australian millionaires sign open letter calling for higher taxes on the super rich, citing wealth inequality and political influence.
US Supreme Court strikes down Trump's tariffs as unconstitutional; president calls ruling a 'disgrace'.
Former Newcastle United academy defender Ciaran Thompson is excited for senior football after eight years at the club, citing first-team training with Bruno Guimaraes as a highlight.
Petrol prices in Australia are now lower than before the Iran war began. Is the oil crisis over and what happens next?
Atlassian lays off 1,600 workers, citing AI's impact on skills. Restructuring to focus on AI and enterprise sales.
Sky has agreed to buy ITV's media and entertainment arm for £1.6 billion, creating the UK's largest commercial broadcaster while maintaining ITV's public service commitments.
UK consumer confidence hits record low in August as inflation soars and recession looms, with retail sales falling and households cutting back on spending.
Gas and oil prices surge as QatarEnergy halts LNG production after attacks, and Strait of Hormuz disruption threatens global energy supplies.
Southwest Airlines flight swerves to avoid medical helicopter in near-miss over Cleveland airport, prompting NTSB investigation.
UK deposit protection limit rises to £120,000 from 1 December, a 41% increase, with temporary high balance protection also rising to £1.4 million.
Lyndsey Kelly, 47, lost nearly five stone by eating the same five meals every day and doing 40 minutes of exercise. She now competes in bodybuilding.
UK burger chain MEATliquor closes five of its seven restaurants, citing soaring beef prices and operational costs, leaving only two sites open.
A 12-year-old girl was fined £102 on her school commute after forgetting her rail pass, despite showing a photo. The fine was later rescinded after her father's appeal, but he criticizes Merseyrail's approach.
Rachel Reeves to reveal £20bn spending gap, blaming Tories and paving way for autumn tax rises.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers defends economic reform summit as a success before it starts, downplays expectations of immediate changes, and dismisses critics as 'grumps and cynics'.
Martin Lewis urges energy customers to switch tariffs now as gas and oil prices spike due to Iran conflict, warning of Price Cap rise.
Rachel Reeves sticks to economic plan as spring statement faces Middle East turmoil, growth downgraded to 1.1%, unemployment to rise to 5.3%.
Sky will acquire ITV's broadcast and streaming division for £1.6bn, creating the UK's largest commercial broadcaster, pending approvals.
A third of UK shoppers abandon trips due to frustrations like queues and crowded aisles, with Gen Z most affected. New tech aims to aid visually impaired.
HM Passport Office warns Brits to check passport expiry, issue date, and condition before summer holidays to avoid travel disruption.
Treasury modelling shows 90% of young Australians better off under Labor tax reforms including $1,000 deduction and CGT changes.
Bourton-on-the-Water residents reach breaking point as overtourism overwhelms the Cotswolds village, with locals unable to move in peak season.