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Merseyrail Cleaners Strike Over 20p Pay Rise Rejection
Cleaning staff contracted to Merseyrail went on strike after Churchill refused a 20p per hour pay rise, which would cost £18,000 annually. Workers now seek insourcing.
Michael Carrick Appointed Permanent Manchester United Manager
Michael Carrick appointed Manchester United permanent head coach until 2028, after guiding team back to Champions League.
CMA Probes Just Eat and Autotrader Over Fake Review Allegations
CMA investigates Autotrader, Just Eat, Dignity, Feefo, and Pasta Evangelists over fake review concerns, using new powers to enforce consumer law.
London Bus Drivers Vote on Strike Over Hot Conditions
More than 1,900 bus drivers across ten Arriva North London garages will ballot for strike action from July 1-29, citing unbearable heat and inadequate cooling systems after a record June heatwave.
Home Bargains £20 Heated Jacket Hailed as Winter Game Changer
Home Bargains' £20 USB-heated body warmer is praised by shoppers as a winter game changer, ideal for dog walks and school runs.
Shoppers ‘see a difference in 2 weeks’ with face sculpting device that's £96 off
Shoppers see results in 2 weeks with Foreo Bear microcurrent device, now £96 off at Sephora. Reviews praise jawline definition and lifted skin.
Modella Capital Acquires Flying Tiger Copenhagen
UK private equity firm Modella Capital acquires Flying Tiger Copenhagen, raising concerns over its restructuring track record.
Heathrow's £1.3bn Terminal 4 Overhaul and AI Investment
Heathrow Airport unveils £1.3bn upgrade including Terminal 4 car park, new baggage system, and AI cameras to improve efficiency.
Meter Readings Urged Before Energy Price Cap Rise
Ofgem price cap rises from £1,641 to £1,862 from July 1. Households urged to submit meter readings on June 30 to avoid overpaying. Smart meters exempt.
Share Your Favourite Affordable European Seaside Hotels
Tell us about your favourite European seaside hotels offering affordable glamour. Top tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break.
Starmer Defends Budget as Reeves Faces Black Hole Row
Downing Street defends Rachel Reeves amid claims she misled the public about the need for tax rises, as OBR letter reveals healthier fiscal forecasts.
Energy Crisis Cost Scottish Economy £11bn, Study Finds
Energy crisis cost Scottish economy £11bn, with households facing £5.8bn extra. Report calls for end to fossil fuel dependence.
Six Kitchen Items Now Banned From Recycling Bins Under New English Rules
England's new recycling rules ban six kitchen items from bins, including glassware, Pyrex, mugs, cutlery, pots, and coffee pods.
Santander Axes 140 UK Jobs in Branch Shake Up
Santander to close 140 UK branches, putting over 1,200 jobs at risk, as digital banking reduces footfall.
B&M's £10 Wooden Wall Panels Back in Stock for Modern Home
B&M has restocked its £10 decorative wall panels, allowing shoppers to create a 'striking feature wall' with a modern slatted design in warm oak and black felt.
Cardiff City exile three senior players to under-21s training
Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy has ordered Kion Etete, Jesper Daland and Roko Simic to train with the under-21s, signaling their exit from the first-team squad ahead of the new Championship season.
Martin Lewis Issues 'Perverse Warning' to Save Hundreds on Insurance
Martin Lewis warns against autorenewing insurance, urges comparison to save hundreds as prices drop over 10%.
PIP claimants may receive back payments of up to £5,600 after DWP rule change
DWP completes review of PIP decisions, leading to back payments of £270 million for 48,000 claimants; 2,400 still unclaimed.
Tesla Diner in Los Angeles Sees Waning Interest Months After Opening
Elon Musk's Tesla Diner in LA sees waning interest months after opening, with sparse crowds and the departure of its head chef.
London Tube Strike Schedule: June 4 Walkout Causes Major Disruption
London Tube strike on June 4 causes major disruption. RMT walkout over four-day week affects all lines; reduced service runs. Check before travel.
Home Bargains £6 Drawer Organiser Set Keeps Socks Neat
Home Bargains sells a pack of six fabric box organisers for £5.99, helping keep socks and underwear neatly separated in drawers. Available in stores and online.
London Victoria Station to Get UK's First Food Hall
London Victoria station, serving over 100 million passengers annually, will become the UK's first train station to host a food hall. The 5,000 sq ft Market Place Food Hall opens in September 2026.
Morrisons to Close 100 UK Stores, 4 in North East Confirmed
Morrisons has announced the closure of around 100 loss-making convenience stores in 2026, with four Morrisons Daily locations in the North East confirmed. The move affects 1,700 sites and puts hundreds of jobs at risk.
Ayr United Plans New Away Fan Access at Somerset Park
Ayr United could create new turnstiles and dedicated access routes for away supporters at Somerset Park, as safety certificates are approved by South Ayrshire Council.
Solo Travellers Defend Backpacking After Grace Millane Murder
Solo female travellers defend backpacking after Grace Millane murder, saying tragedy not due to travelling alone.
DFS Lifts Profit Forecast After Strong Order Growth
DFS Furniture lifts profit forecast after 2.3% order growth and winter sale launch, expects £43-50m annual profit.
Gen Z More Relaxed On Drink Driving As Limit Set To Fall
Survey reveals 38% of Gen Z drivers think driving marginally over limit is acceptable, as UK considers lowering drink-drive limit.
Universal Credit Delays Force Millions Into Debt
Two in five Universal Credit claimants face debt spiral due to rising costs and benefit delays, Trussell Trust survey finds.
Boots Spring Sale: Up to 50% Off on Beauty and Fragrances
Boots spring sale offers up to 50% off on beauty, fragrances, and electricals, with deals on No7, Dyson, YSL, and more.
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