Man Utd resolve sleeve sponsor issue after Premier League kit breach
Manchester United have signed fintech firm SumUp as their new sleeve sponsor, resolving a Premier League kit rule breach from the opening weekend.
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HMRC to tax 5.1 million vapers £275 a year from October
HMRC will charge 5.1 million vapers around £275 a year as the new Vaping Products Duty takes effect from October, raising £600 million annually by 2030/31.
Aldi baking soda trick banishes laundry stains and smells
Baking soda, sold for around 65p at Aldi, can pre-soak smelly or stained clothes before washing, according to Which? advice.
Great North 5k road closures confirmed for Newcastle
Road closures for the Great North 5k in Newcastle on Friday, September 11 have been confirmed, with Quayside routes affected from 2pm.
RNLI 'Flying Farage' fundraiser jumps £5,000 after attacks
A satirical RNLI 'Flying Farage' hovercraft fundraiser jumped by over £5,000 in two days after far-right attacks on volunteers in Portsmouth sparked a backlash.
UK clothing brand VV Season enters liquidation after six years
VV Season, the UK streetwear brand popular with sports and music stars, has entered liquidation after appointing liquidators on August 27, six years after its 2020 launch.
Kinloch Lodge on Isle of Skye changes ownership after 54 years
Kinloch Lodge on the Isle of Skye has changed ownership after 54 years with the Macdonald family, passing to the Wickman family, fellow Skye hoteliers.
Savings tax rates to rise from April 2027: what savers need to know
From April 2027, UK savings tax rates rise by 2 percentage points. Basic rate goes to 22%, higher to 42%, additional to 47%. Personal Savings Allowance stays unchanged.
Dunelm Steel Chimenea firepit drops to £80 for autumn evenings
Dunelm's Steel Chimenea firepit is now £80 (down from £56) and rated 4.9/5 by shoppers for its heat output and looks.
Santander to inspect customer accounts and payments on this date
Santander will check customer accounts 60 days after a switch is instructed. To get the £240 bonus, customers must meet all requirements by October 7.
Derelict Welsh mansion restored into £5m family home
A couple transformed Bertholey, a fire-damaged Georgian mansion in Monmouthshire, into a £5 million home in just three years, saving a key piece of Welsh heritage.
North East Beefeater pub to close this week as locals speculate
Beefeater at Spanish City in Whitley Bay will serve its final meals on Thursday, September 10, as part of Whitbread's closure of nearly 2,000 UK sites.
Roman shoppers ditch jeans for comfy £26 stretchy jeggings
Roman's £26 Denim Stretch Jeggings offer the look of skinny jeans with an elasticated waistband. Shoppers rate them 4.8 out of 5, praising comfort and fit.
Petrol company car drivers face 27p per mile from September
HMRC's new advisory fuel rates from 1 September raise the top petrol rate to 27p per mile for engines over 2,000cc, while smaller engines stay unchanged.
Ryanair flight to Malta declares emergency over UK after take-off
A Ryanair flight to Malta declared an in-flight emergency over the UK shortly after take-off from Norwich Airport this morning, due to an unspecified technical issue.
Dad left £2,000 out of pocket after kids ill on Jet2 trip
Blake Chapman was left £2,000 out of pocket after two children fell ill on a Jet2 all-inclusive holiday to Turkey, despite having travel insurance.
Martin Lewis urges workers to claim uniform tax relief on gov.uk
Martin Lewis urges workers to claim uniform tax relief via gov.uk. Eligible employees can get £60 or more, backdated up to four years, with free P87 form.
Child Benefit delays in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee
Child Benefit payments could be delayed in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee due to local public holidays in September and October, HMRC has warned.
Albania: 28C September Escape Compared to the Maldives
Albania offers 28C September weather, unspoilt beaches and low prices, with TripAdvisor reporting a 60% rise in interest. Flights start from £15 one-way.
New State Pension could rise to £1,004 a month from April
Full New State Pension could reach £251.20 a week from April 2027, as earnings growth of 4.1% looks set to trigger the Triple Lock uprating.
Wild Waves Theme Park Closes After Nearly 50 Years
Wild Waves Theme and Water Park in Washington State will close after its final season, citing rising costs since COVID and millions in losses.
Nationwide clarifies online banking delays after customer query
Nationwide Building Society has clarified its online banking setup rules after a customer reported being unable to log in days after opening an account.
Oldham flyover closure may be extended by 10 weeks
Drivers in Oldham face up to 10 more weeks of disruption as Manchester Street Viaduct repairs overrun, with the A62 closed since July and traffic chaos ongoing.
Russia and North Korea open first road bridge across shared border
Russia and North Korea have opened the first road bridge across their shared border, a move both countries say will boost their deepening ties. The bridge over the Tumen River opened on Monday, September 7.
BG Mathers Haulage Liquidation After Nearly 60 Years
BG Mathers Limited, a Scottish haulage firm founded in 1968, has entered liquidation after nearly 60 years, with all seven jobs lost due to rising costs and relentless challenges.
Bus fare cap to drop to £2 from 2027, minister confirms
Transport minister Simon Lightwood confirmed the bus fare cap will reduce from £3 to £2 from the start of 2027, with evidence showing lower fares encourage car users to switch to bus travel.
Asda Mayonnaise Tops Hellmann's in Taste Test
Asda's own-brand mayonnaise beat Hellmann's and five other supermarket versions in a taste test, scoring 10/10 for flavour and value.
Ann Summers, B&M, JD Sports and Primark in youth work scheme
John Lewis, Tesco, Currys and Costa Coffee are among 40 retailers offering over 11,000 work experience placements to young universal credit claimants under the 'Opening Shift' programme.
Stockport housing crisis 'out of control' as homelessness surges
Homelessness in Stockport has surged 72% since 2020, with rough sleeping quadrupling, as councillors warn the housing crisis is 'out of control'.
Coventry BS launches 5% saver with £500 prize draws
Coventry Building Society's new Sunny Day Saver 3 pays 5% interest and offers monthly cash prizes up to £500, with an extra draw for regular savers.
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