Summer 2026 Boarding Pass Rules for UK Airlines
Ryanair goes fully digital, while Jet2 and TUI offer both options. easyJet bans mobile passes at some airports. Know the rules to avoid fees and delays.
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Newcastle's £42m Target Manzambi Has Kompany's Approval
Newcastle United are monitoring Switzerland midfielder Johan Manzambi, valued at £42m, who has impressed at the World Cup and earned praise from Vincent Kompany.
UK Airlines Boarding Pass Rules: Ryanair, Jet2, TUI, easyJet
Ryanair has switched to digital-only boarding passes, while Jet2, TUI, and easyJet offer both digital and paper options. Know the rules before you travel.
England World Cup: Pubs May Stay Open Late for Last 16
England faces DR Congo in World Cup last 32 on Wednesday. If they reach last 16, pubs may open until 2am. Government urges councils to approve late licences.
Ex-MP Craig Williams admits election betting with inside info
Former Conservative MP Craig Williams pleaded guilty to using confidential information to bet on the 2024 General Election date. He placed three bets totaling £372.50. Sentencing awaits co-defendants' trials set for 2027-2028.
Flights to 'Hawaii of Europe' from Scotland under £30
Ryanair offers flights from Edinburgh to Madeira, dubbed the 'Hawaii of Europe', for £29.99 this August. The Portuguese island boasts tropical beauty, hiking, and the Madeira Wine Festival.
Day in the Life of a Pizza Champion Francis Tolu
Francis Tolu, a world champion freestyle pizza athlete, balances acrobatic dough performances with work at his family's restaurant in Spain. He wakes at 7:30, fasts, exercises, and eats pasta daily.
Private Equity Controls One in Eight UK Jobs, Investigation Finds
A Guardian investigation reveals that one in eight UK workers is employed by private equity-controlled firms, spanning nurseries, vets, retail, social care, and more, raising concerns about service quality and financial stability.
Sir Geoffrey Whalen, Motor Industry Hero, Dies at 90
Sir Geoffrey Whalen, who kept mass-market car manufacturing alive in Coventry for 20 years as managing director of Peugeot UK, has died aged 90.
Sky Pledges £2bn for ITV Studios in Takeover Talks
Sky commits £2bn spending on ITV Studios over five years as it negotiates a £1.6bn takeover of ITV's broadcasting arm, safeguarding shows like Coronation Street and Love Island.
Leaseholders face rooftop development risk with no protection
A leaseholder highlights how freeholders can monetise roof space with little protection for residents, exposing gaps in safety and regulation during rooftop development on occupied blocks.
Tucktec 10 Pro Foldable Kayak Review: Fits in a Prius, Ready in 10 Min
After disappointment with conventional and inflatable kayaks, the Tucktec 10 Pro foldable kayak offers a compact, affordable solution that fits in a small car and sets up in 10 minutes.
One Nation Election Finances Under Scrutiny
The Australian Electoral Commission is reviewing One Nation's $800,000 public funding claim for potential breaches. Meanwhile, AI stocks now make up 12% of balanced super funds.
UK firms get £3,000 for hiring long-term jobless youth
British employers will receive £3,000 for every long-term unemployed young person they hire under a new government scheme targeting 60,000 18-24 year olds over three years.
HS2 Reset Must Be Delayed Until Viable, Says NAO
The National Audit Office warns that HS2's revised plans should not proceed until the government is confident of delivery, as costs soar to £102.7bn and trains delayed until 2039.
Khan to Override Soho Outdoor Dining Opposition by 2027
London mayor Sadiq Khan plans to use new powers to override Westminster council's opposition to al fresco dining in Soho, allowing outdoor seating by summer 2027.
Resolution Foundation: Tax Cuts Won't Boost Youth Jobs
Reversing UK employment tax rises would do little to help young people find jobs, says Resolution Foundation, urging extra funding for apprenticeships and youth support grants.
HMRC Child Benefit Crackdown Failed to Consider Impact
HMRC's anti-fraud scheme wrongly stripped 23,000 families of child benefit, with 71% of targeted parents eligible. The NAO found the policy failed to consider claimant impact.
Tracker Funds: How to Start Investing in Passive Index Funds
Tracker funds mirror stock market indices, offering low-cost, diversified investing. Learn how they work, compare ETFs vs Oeics, and see performance examples.
Private Equity in UK Vet Sector: Controversy Explained
Private equity in UK vets: debt, cost-cutting, short-term ownership. 44% of small animal practices owned by PE. Vet bills up 60% 2015-2023. Critics warn of risks to care.
Romanian Children Separated by Parental Migration Face Trauma
Over 53,000 Romanian children have at least one parent working abroad. Many take on adult responsibilities, facing emotional trauma and scarce support, as families sacrifice togetherness for economic survival.
London Cafe Battles Mitchells & Butlers Over Slogan
An independent London coffee shop faces a legal challenge from FTSE 250 hospitality giant Mitchells & Butlers over its 'Eat Drink Work' trademark, sparking a David vs Goliath dispute.
Wimbledon, Players Reach Truce in Prize Money Dispute
Wimbledon and top tennis players have agreed a truce in their prize money dispute, with players ending media protests after the All England Club committed to proposals on revenue sharing and player representation.
BAT to Cut 9,000 Jobs in Shift to AI and Cost Savings
British American Tobacco will cut 9,000 jobs, about a fifth of its workforce, as it aims to reduce costs and become more technology enabled. The company expects £600m in annual savings by 2028.
Imprisoning Women Costs 75% More Than Men, Reports Find
New reports reveal imprisoning women costs up to 75% more than men, with annual costs of $87,000-$122,000 per woman. Halving sentences could save billions with minimal crime impact.
UK pubs serve 5.5m extra pints during World Cup group stage
England's World Cup group matches have boosted UK pubs, with 5.5m extra pints sold. Saturday's match against Panama saw over 8m pints, and sales are expected to rise as the team progresses.
Trafalgar Entertainment Buys Bridge Theatre
Trafalgar Entertainment acquires the Bridge theatre and Lightroom venue from Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr's London Theatre Company, marking a new chapter for the acclaimed venue.
Share Your Best UK Family Day Out and Win £200
Tell us about your favourite summer family day trip in the UK for a chance to win a £200 Coolstays voucher. The best tip, chosen by Lonely Planet's Tom Hall, wins.
BT and Verizon to Create $4bn Joint Global Business
BT and Verizon have announced a 50/50 joint venture combining their international businesses, ending BT's 18-month search for a buyer. Verizon pays $625m for equal voting rights, creating a company with $4bn annual revenue.
England to Allow Delivery Robots on Pavements Amid Safety Fears
Ministers signal support for law change to legalize autonomous delivery robots on England's pavements, with up to 10,000 robots planned, sparking safety concerns from campaigners.
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