Ryanair Makes Smartphone Only Boarding Passes Mandatory
Ryanair makes smartphone boarding passes mandatory from Nov 3, ending paper print-outs. CEO O'Leary addresses concerns over battery loss, says free re-issue available if checked in online.
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BBC Expert: Energy Customers Must Act Today to Avoid Higher Bills
BBC expert Peter Ruddick urges 5.3 million households on standard tariffs without smart meters to submit meter readings today as Ofgem's 13% price cap hike takes effect July 1, raising average annual bills by £221 to £1,862.
RBA Holds Rates at 3.6%, Warns No Cuts Until 2027 as Inflation Rises
RBA holds cash rate at 3.6%, warns no cuts until 2027 as inflation rises, house prices and rents increase.
Hotel Worker Warns Brits to Check for Bed Bugs with Lights Off
Hotel worker warns Brits to check for bed bugs with lights off, using phone flashlight to spot creepy crawlies in corners and creases before unpacking.
Inflation Drop to 3.2% Seals Deal for Interest Rate Cut
UK inflation drops to 3.2%, paving way for Bank of England interest rate cut on Thursday, boosting Chancellor Reeves.
Apple Cuts Vision Pro Production After Poor Sales
Apple reportedly cuts Vision Pro headset production after poor sales, reducing marketing by 95% and halting manufacturing in 2025.
Samsung Galaxy A37: Best Budget Phone at 48p Per Day
Samsung's Galaxy A37 is available from 48p per day, earning a 4.8-star rating and praise as 'best budget phone on the market' with AI camera and long battery life.
Four Man City players exit, freeing £550k for £116m transfer
Manchester City bid farewell to four players including John Stones and Bernardo Silva, freeing £550,000 weekly wages, as they prepare a club-record £116m deal for Elliot Anderson.
Reeves to Extend EV Subsidies to 2030 with £1.5bn Boost
Chancellor Rachel Reeves to announce £1.5bn EV subsidy extension to 2030, but pay-per-mile tax consultation raises concerns.
Whole Foods Recalls Minestrone Soup Over Shrimp Allergen Risk in 17 States
Whole Foods recalls Kettle Cuisine minestrone soup in 17 states due to undeclared shrimp, posing life-threatening risk for shellfish allergy sufferers.
Government Rejects Calls to Make Cat Collisions Reportable
Government rejects petition to require drivers who hit cats to report and take them to vets, citing enforcement difficulties and existing microchipping laws.
450+ Blue Badges Cancelled in Misuse Crackdown
More than 450 Blue Badges have been cancelled after investigations found permits were being used after the holder's death. Misuse is a criminal offence punishable by fines up to £1,000.
Sky Axes 600 UK Jobs in Major Restructuring Shake-Up
Sky puts 900 roles at risk, expects 600 redundancies in third round of cuts in 18 months as it shifts to streaming.
Doom Loop of Decline: How Struggling High Streets Fuel Far-Right Sympathies in UK
High street decline in UK fuels support for far-right Reform UK, with closures concentrated in areas of high vacancy rates and public frustration.
Brisbane Airport Evacuated After Metal Detector Fault
Brisbane domestic airport evacuated and flights delayed after metal detector fault prompts rescreening; no security threat.
Milton Keynes Council Fights to Save Iconic Point Cinema from Demolition
Milton Keynes council fights to save The Point cinema, UK's first multiplex, from demolition by Galliard Homes for a housing scheme.
Australian Inflation Jumps to 3.2% as Energy Subsidies Expire, Rate Cut Hopes Dashed
Australian inflation jumps to 3.2% as energy subsidies expire, dashing hopes of a rate cut. Underlying inflation accelerates for first time in three years.
Architect Sir Terry Farrell Dies Aged 87
Sir Terry Farrell, architect of MI6 building and other postmodern landmarks, dies aged 87.
Five Energy-Saving Habits to Reduce Your Bills
Adopting five simple habits, like switching off standby devices and fixing dripping taps, could save UK households hundreds on energy bills, experts say.
Derby woman spared jail for £14,000 PIP fraud while in Greece
Dawna Bird, 66, admitted fraud after claiming over £14,000 in PIP payments while living in Greece for more than 1,000 days. She was given a suspended sentence and must repay the money.
Check if Winter Fuel Payment Will Be Reclaimed by HMRC
Pensioners can now use an HMRC online tool to check if their Winter Fuel Payment, worth up to £300, will be recovered through taxes if their income exceeds £35,000.
Liverpool Transfer News: Barcola, Bouaddi, Diomande
Liverpool target Bradley Barcola as PSG may sell; Ayyoub Bouaddi faces Man City battle; Yan Diomande insists on leaving RB Leipzig despite club's stance.
UK Inflation Holds at 3.8% as Reeves Faces Budget Warning
UK inflation holds at 3.8% in August; Bank of England expected to keep rates at 4%. Reeves faces budget warning as food prices rise.
Banker Quits Job to Build Multi-Million Pound Business
Janson Smith, 37, quit his banking career after a holiday warning about dodgy plug sockets sparked a multi-million-pound business. He now runs a six-figure monthly e-commerce venture and takes time off when he wants.
No7 Beauty Vault 2026: £181 Worth for £39.95 – Full Contents
No7's Beauty Vault 2026 launches July 1, offering £181.60 worth of eight full-size skincare and makeup products for only £39.95. Join the waitlist for early access and a chance to win a £250 travel voucher.
IMF Chief Warns ‘Uncertainty Is the New Normal’ as Global Economy Faces Mounting Risks
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warns of mounting risks to global economy, citing record gold prices, high US stock valuations, and AI bubble concerns.
DR Congo Captain's WAG Sofia Mbemba Turns Heads Before England Match
Sofia Mbemba, wife of DR Congo captain Chancel Mbemba, draws attention online with custom outfits ahead of their historic World Cup round of 32 match against England in Atlanta.
UK Retailers Sell E-Scooters for Commuting Despite Road Ban
Major UK retailers including Currys, Argos, Halfords, and Amazon market e-scooters for commuting, despite a legal ban on private e-scooters on public roads, cycle lanes, and pavements.
FTSE 100 Breaks 10,000 Points for First Time
FTSE 100 hits 10,000 points for first time, rising 21.5% in 2025, driven by Rolls-Royce and Burberry. Chancellor Reeves calls it a vote of confidence.
Which? Warns Drivers: Don't Assume Supermarkets Cheapest for Petrol
Which? urges UK drivers not to assume supermarkets always offer the cheapest petrol prices, advising to check comparison sites like PetrolPrices.com and use sat nav apps for live station prices.
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