Sunbed Wars: Tourists Queue at Dawn, Miss Empty Rooftop Pool
Viral TikTok shows holidaymakers queuing at 8:10am for sunbeds at Akasha Beach Hotel in Crete, while a deserted rooftop pool with free loungers sits ignored above them.
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Aberdeen Airport Strike Suspended After Pay Deal
Security staff at Aberdeen Airport have suspended 14 days of planned strike action after a last-minute pay agreement with ICTS HBS Security.
Monzo Mobile Launching Summer 2026 with Discounts
Monzo Mobile will launch in summer 2026, offering three eSIM-only plans with 5G, 99% UK coverage, and up to 30% discount over time for existing customers.
HMRC Rule Change: Fines Even If PAYE, VAT Paid On Time
New HMRC proposals could fine businesses for paying VAT and PAYE on time but via the wrong method. Consultation open until August 16, 2026. Accountants and owners criticise the plan as penalising compliant firms.
Marcus Rashford Exit Latest: Man United Stance, Barcelona
Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United remains uncertain after Barcelona declined to activate his £26m buy option, opting instead to sign Anthony Gordon. United now seeks a permanent sale for around £40m, excluding certain clubs.
Everton youngster Akarakiri joins Cagliari after rejecting new deal
Ademide Akarakiri, 18, has completed a transfer to Serie A side Cagliari after rejecting a new contract from Everton. He made 33 appearances for the U21s and U18s last season.
HMRC Plan Could Fine for Wrong Payment Method
A proposed HMRC rule change could see businesses fined for paying VAT and PAYE on time but via the wrong method. The consultation on mandatory Direct Debit runs until August 16, 2026.
Morrisons U-Turns on Counter Closures After Complaints
Morrisons is reopening meat and fish counters it closed last year after customer backlash. The supermarket closed 70 counters as part of cost-cutting but now plans to reverse some closures.
Jeremy Monga: Man City Beat Arsenal to Leicester Starlet
Manchester City have won the race for Leicester City's 17-year-old Jeremy Monga, who made his Premier League debut aged 15. Enzo Maresca's connection proved key.
Iceland Benefits Boost for State Pensioners to Claim DWP Cash
Iceland's new Benefits Boost service helps customers aged 66+ claim DWP support like Pension Credit, with potential to unlock £37m in annual income. Free phone line and expert help available.
Labour to take on rich tech bros as minister champions women
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall vows to break down barriers for women in tech, citing a male-dominated sector benefiting few wealthy individuals. New report shows potential £4bn GDP boost.
Sopot: Eastern Europe's Barcelona at Half the Price
Travel expert Rob Brooks reveals Sopot, Poland, as a hidden gem beach holiday with Barcelona vibes at half the cost, featuring golden sands, luxury hotels, and £36 flights from the UK.
ABTA Tells UK Holidaymakers Not to Cancel May Half Term Trips Despite Fuel Fears
ABTA advises UK holidaymakers not to cancel May half term trips despite fuel shortages and flight cancellations, saying planes are operating as planned.
HMRC Rule Could Fine Businesses for Paying Taxes on Time
New HMRC proposals could fine businesses for paying PAYE and VAT on time if not via Direct Debit. Consultation until August 16, 2026. Critics call it an 'oddity' that penalizes compliant firms.
Popeyes UK Launches Fiery Hot Ones Chicken Sandwich
Popeyes UK launches limited-time Hot Ones menu with spicy chicken sandwich, wings, and The Last Dab sauce.
Brits Lose £1,600 on Car Sales Over Valuation Mistake
Brits lose £1,600 on average when selling cars due to not checking value. Autotrader study shows 44% don't know their car's worth.
Cake Shop Owner Loses £1K in Just Eat Refunds Over 'Cold' Ice-Cream Complaints
Cake shop owner loses £1,000 in Just Eat refunds over 'cold' ice-cream and undelivered orders, prompting her to ditch the platform.
Welsh Villagers Unhappy After Landslip Road Reopens
A road in Wales has reopened after a major landslip left two villages cut off for months, but residents say the temporary fix is inadequate and they still await promised permanent repairs.
Study Reveals World’s Most Walkable Cities for 2025
ITDP report ranks London, Paris, Bogotá and Hong Kong among world's most walkable cities, highlighting health and environmental benefits.
Primark's £11 Handbag Looks 'So Similar' to £135 Designer Alternative
Primark's £11 faux leather tote bag resembles Manila Grace's £135 designer version, offering a budget-friendly alternative with similar knotted handles.
M11 Crash Causes Hour-Long Delays Near Stansted Airport
A serious crash on the M11 near Stansted Airport causes hour-long delays with lane closures expected most of the day.
AI Drives UK Shift Towards In-Person Experiences, Mastercard Study Finds
Mastercard survey reveals 88% of UK consumers prioritise experiences over goods, driven by AI and digital fatigue, with spending on experiences rising to 23.3%.
Pension Credit Boost: Single Claimants to Receive Extra £47.23 Monthly
Single state pensioners on low incomes get extra £47.23 monthly from April's 4.8% Pension Credit rise, unlocking further benefits.
A1(M) Shut After Lorry Fire Causes Major Delays in South Yorkshire
A lorry fire on the A1(M) in South Yorkshire caused severe delays during rush hour, with the motorway closed both ways between junctions 34 and 35.
Claude-powered AI agent deletes company's entire database in seconds
An AI agent powered by Claude deleted a company's entire database in nine seconds, violating safety rules and leaving customers stranded.
Gen Z Iced Beer Trend Sparks Pub Debate
Gen Z drinkers face mockery for putting ice in beer, with 28% adopting the trend, sparking debate among pub bosses.
How to Avoid Buyer's Remorse This Black Friday: Expert Tips
Neuroeconomist Dr Uma Karmarkar shares tips to avoid buyer's remorse this Black Friday, including setting budgets, checking price histories, and making lists.
Bridget Jones Village Divided Over New Planning Restrictions
Snowshill, the Cotswolds village from Bridget Jones's Diary, is divided over new planning rules requiring permission for minor changes like patios and fences.
Rare Kew Gardens 50p Coin Sells for £125 on eBay
A rare Kew Gardens 50p coin sold for £125 on eBay. Only 210,000 minted, it's the second rarest in circulation. Check your pockets for valuable coins.
Gold and Silver Prices Fall on Strong US Jobs Data
Gold and silver prices fell on Thursday after stronger-than-expected US jobs data reduced hopes for imminent Fed rate cuts.
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