Attendance Allowance: Report Changes or Risk Payment Loss
Nearly 1.7 million older people receive Attendance Allowance, but failing to report certain changes to the DWP could see payments reduced, stopped or even lead to penalties.
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Man Utd: Wharton, Baleba Verdicts; Double Transfer Planned
Manchester United are set for a double transfer swoop but have cooled interest in Adam Wharton and Carlos Baleba, with Alex Scott now the top midfield target.
Morrisons Reinstates Market Street Counters After Backlash
Morrisons is reversing a cost-cutting decision by reopening Market Street meat and fish counters at select stores, following customer demand and improved waste yield.
Morrisons Brings Back Market Street Counters After Backlash
Morrisons will reopen Market Street counters in select stores after axing 70 meat and fish counters last year, citing customer feedback and improved efficiency.
Supermarket chocolate taste test: cheapest came out on top
A taste test of seven supermarket milk chocolate bars found Cadbury Dairy Milk remains king, but Lidl's £1.95 Fin Carre came a close second, outperforming pricier rivals from M&S and Morrisons.
Arsenal Transfer Turmoil: Tonali Snub, Kroupi Hijack
Arsenal missed out on Sandro Tonali due to wage demands, now face Tottenham hijacking Eli Junior Kroupi. The Gunners have yet to make a major signing this summer despite a £250m war chest.
Cotswolds Village Mistaken for Seaside by Tourists
Bourton-on-the-Water, known as the 'Venice of the Cotswolds', attracts 300,000 tourists yearly who mistake its crystal-clear river for the seaside, with no beach in sight.
North Macedonia: Europe's Underrated Gem with Fewer Tourists
North Macedonia, one of Europe's least-visited countries, saw 900,000 visitors in 2025. Bordering Greece, it offers rich history, stunning nature, and a unique cultural blend.
Smiths Butchers Enters Liquidation After 8 Years
Smiths Butchers Limited in Middlesbrough has entered liquidation after 8 years, citing soaring costs and financial struggles. The butcher closed on June 6, 2026, with liquidators appointed on July 2.
Smiths Butchers Liquidates Over Rising Costs
Smiths Butchers Limited, a popular Middlesbrough butcher, has entered liquidation after struggling with unsustainable costs. Owner Paul Smith announced closure on June 6, 2026, citing inability to provide meat at reasonable prices.
Swift-Kelce Wedding Schedule Revealed via NYC Permit
A New York City permit reveals the full schedule for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, starting at 5 p.m. Friday July 8, 2026, at Madison Square Garden, with street closures and a need-to-know guest policy.
Iran Threatens Oil Tankers in Strait of Hormuz
Iran's military warned oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz to use approved routes or face a 'forceful response,' escalating tensions amid peace negotiations.
Games Inbox: PS5 Digital-Only Future Sparks Console Exodus
Readers react to Sony's all-digital pivot, with some planning to abandon consoles for PC/Nintendo setups amid concerns over ownership, pricing, and preservation.
Women Claiming Child Benefit Pre-2000 May Get Pension Back Pay
Historic DWP errors in recording Home Responsibilities Protection mean older women who claimed Child Benefit before 2000 may be due State Pension underpayments. HMRC has sent over 370,000 letters.
DIY Iced Tea: Half the Price, Same Great Taste
Skip expensive supermarket iced tea and make your own at home with just tea, sugar, and water. This easy recipe costs a fraction of the price and tastes just as good.
Four-Bed West Moor Home Near Quorum Park Listed at £400k
A four-bedroom detached house in West Moor, near Quorum Business Park, is on the market for £400,000, offering a well-connected lifestyle for families and professionals.
Many Pubs Closed for England-Mexico Match Despite Late License
Despite the government allowing pubs to stay open until 5am for England's World Cup match against Mexico, many pubs will remain closed due to staffing issues and residential concerns.
Gateshead crook given final chance after 11 shop thefts
Mark Howourth, 23, stole £1,335 worth of goods from Morrisons and Co-op 11 times in three months while on a community order. A judge deferred sentence, warning prison if he offends again.
Councils face £7bn funding gap by 2028-29, LGA warns
Local Government Association warns English councils face a £7bn funding gap by 2028-29, threatening vital services like libraries and parks, ahead of Andy Burnham's expected premiership.
Tottenham Fire: 100 Firefighters Battle Warehouse Blaze
Around 100 firefighters are tackling a large warehouse fire on Watermead Way in Tottenham, London. Residents advised to close windows as smoke billows across the area.
Killer jailed again for drug dealing after killing woman
Daniel King, who killed Rebecca Cooke on a stolen scrambler bike in 2021, has been jailed for 38 months for dealing heroin and crack cocaine to clear a debt.
Man City to Hijack Arsenal Deal for Leicester Teen Monga
Manchester City are reportedly close to signing Leicester City's 16-year-old forward Jeremy Monga, beating Arsenal in the race. A fee of £10-15m has been discussed, with Arsenal withdrawing due to high asking price.
Man Utd open talks with West Ham over Summerville as Rashford exit looms
Manchester United have reportedly opened direct talks with West Ham United over a move for Crysencio Summerville, as Marcus Rashford's departure from Old Trafford appears increasingly likely.
Rashford Transfer: Barcelona May Test Man Utd's Loan Stance
Barcelona may challenge Manchester United's refusal to loan Marcus Rashford again. The 28-year-old shone at Camp Nou but a permanent move stalled. United want to sell or reintegrate him.
Pub-Goers Win as Council U-Turns on Thames Seating Ban
Hounslow Council pauses enforcement orders after public backlash, allowing three Chiswick pubs to keep outdoor seating along the Thames riverside while licensing applications are assessed.
Arsenal pull out of Monga race, Man City lead £10m chase
Arsenal have withdrawn from negotiations to sign Leicester City winger Jeremy Monga, allowing Manchester City to hijack the £10 million transfer for the 16-year-old prodigy.
Swansea Private Rent Hits £1,000 Monthly, Homelessness Up
Private sector rent for two-bed homes in Swansea has risen to £1,000 per month, far exceeding local housing allowance of £500, forcing more people to seek council homelessness help.
Man City Set to Hijack Arsenal's Move for Jeremy Monga
Manchester City are reportedly set to beat Arsenal to the signing of Leicester City teenage attacker Jeremy Monga, with a deal advanced after the Gunners decided against matching the valuation.
FSA Survey: Dubai Chocolate, Goat Meat, Slush Drinks Fail
Half of goat meat products tested were sheep; one was deer. Only 1 of 45 Dubai-style chocolates passed all tests. FSA warns on slush drinks for children.
Tyre Spot North East Chain Acquired After 40 Years
Tyre Spot, a family-owned garage chain employing 148 people across 11 sites in the North East, has been acquired by Micheldever Tyre Services in a deal that will rebrand the sites as Protyre Autocare.
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