Leading Labels clearance sales start at all 15 stores
Leading Labels has launched clearance sales at all 15 stores, including two in Scotland, after entering administration. The fashion chain, founded in 1993, will close all outlets permanently.
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DWP benefit bank checks: holiday and savings red flags from October
From October, banks will flag benefit claimants with savings over £16,000 or consecutive foreign transactions over one month under new DWP powers.
World Rugby warns coaches over late team changes
Coaches copying Rassie Erasmus' late team changes risk heavy World Rugby punishments, including fines and expulsion, with rules requiring teams to be named 48 hours before matches.
Iconic Edinburgh Home Well Court Hall Listed for £1.395M
Well Court Hall, a three-bedroom home in one of Edinburgh's most iconic A-listed buildings, is on sale for £1.395 million through Savills. The restored property features original details, a circular staircase, and riverside views.
New parents lose five days a year getting out of the house
New parents lose over five days a year getting out of the house with their baby, research shows. Almost half take at least 21 minutes longer to leave.
Aldi's £6.99 faux fur rug rivals B&Q's £16 version
Aldi's new Kirkton House Small Faux Fur Rug costs £6.99, undercutting B&Q's similar £16 GoodHome Hegoa rug. It launches Thursday, September 3 as part of the Autumn Home collection.
Burnham ally urges PM to 'get real' on triple lock cost
Economist Lord Jim O'Neill, a close Burnham ally, urges PM to "get real" about triple lock and welfare costs as borrowing costs surge before Budget.
Global bond sell-off intensifies as US-Iran tensions stoke inflation fears
UK borrowing costs hit their highest level since mid-2008 as the global government bond sell-off resumed, driven by inflation fears and spiralling deficits.
How Man Utd missed out on left-back despite late City call
Man Utd spent over £150m on midfielders but failed to sign a left-back, missing out on four targets including a late approach to Manchester City for Rayan Ait-Nouri.
Lawyer: touching phone in holder while driving legal with caveats
A barrister explains that touching a phone in a cradle while driving is technically legal, but drivers can still face charges for careless driving.
Home-buyer mortgage approvals hit lowest since January 2024
Mortgage approvals for home-buyers fell to 56,053 in July, the lowest since January 2024, as higher fixed-rate costs weigh on activity, Bank of England figures show.
Man Utd still working on deals after deadline despite Ait-Nouri twist
Manchester United remain active after the transfer window closed, having signed four players and let 24 leave, with fans angry over no left-back arrival.
State pension tax change update as new rules loom
The Treasury says it is committed to ensuring pensioners whose only income is the full state pension do not pay income tax, with details expected in due course.
5 signs your relationship is losing its spark - and it's time to let go
A poll reveals the top warning signs a relationship is fading, from fewer meaningful conversations to sleeping separately. Many stay for hope or fear of change, and 63% hope things improve.
Liverpool's Post-Salah Plan: Barcola Deal and Midfield Gamble
Liverpool signed Bradley Barcola for £123m as part of their post-Salah strategy, but the decision not to replace Curtis Jones may define their season.
Kroger to close 60 stores including Fred Meyer in Tacoma
Fred Meyer's Tacoma store will close by end of January 2027 as parent Kroger shuts 60 outlets, affecting 100 unionised staff.
Chain smoker, 60, hails 27p-a-use whitening powder for 'white-ish' teeth
A 60-year-old chain smoker says MySweetSmile's teeth whitening powder, now 27p per use in a sale, left her teeth looking whiter than they had in over 20 years.
Prince Harry won't send Archie to Eton, spokesman says
Prince Harry has no plans to enrol Prince Archie at Eton, a spokesman has confirmed, despite the family's extended return to the UK.
Matt Clifford, UK AI strategy architect, joins Anthropic
Matt Clifford, architect of the UK government's AI strategy, has joined US startup Anthropic as managing director for international affairs, a year after leaving his Downing Street advisory role.
Man Utd's 2026 window: midfield revamp but left-back gamble
Manchester United rebuilt their midfield with Santos, Baleba and Tielemans this summer, but failed to sign a left-back, leaving Luke Shaw without senior cover.
Man Utd can still sign five players despite window closing
Manchester United can still sign free agents David Alaba, Karim Benzema, Oleksandr Zinchenko, Diogo Leite and Dani Carvajal despite the transfer window closing.
6 signs your relationship is losing its spark and when to quit
A new poll reveals the top signs a relationship is losing its spark, from fewer conversations to separate beds, and why many stay too long.
Man United's Summer Spend Lower Than Ipswich's
Manchester United spent £152m this summer, less than newly-promoted Ipswich Town's £171m, as the Reds ranked lowest among the 'Big Six' in the transfer window.
Single pensioners could get £4,300 extra DWP income a year
Nearly 1.4 million older people across Britain receive Pension Credit, which can provide over £4,300 extra support a year. Claims can be backdated three months.
Liverpool 'wreck Camara to Chelsea' as Reds line up 2027 deal
Liverpool reportedly asked Monaco to delay Lamine Camara's move to Chelsea on deadline day, and the Reds could return for the midfielder in 2027.
Dusk's £25 waffle duvet cover is 'soft and luxurious'
Dusk's Portofino Waffle Duvet Cover, from £25, is 100% cotton, crease-free and rated 4.92 stars by over 1,000 shoppers for a cosy autumn bedroom upgrade.
Australia privacy reform: rare chance to rein in big tech
Australia proposes first Privacy Act changes in decades, introducing a fair and reasonable test and right to erasure, with privacy reform supported by 93% of Australians.
Man City's £150m Midfield Rebuild and Record Sales Reshape Squad
Manchester City completed a transformative transfer window, spending over £240m on midfielders Elliot Anderson, Enzo Fernandez and Ayyoub Bouaddi while banking record fees for departures like James Trafford's £45m move to Leeds.
Spanish beach charges £107 per day for premium sunloungers
A popular Majorca beach now charges up to €125 (£107) per day for two premium sunloungers and a parasol, up from €70 (£59) last year, sparking outrage among locals and tourists.
Welsh town named 'most beautiful place in the UK' - not Portmeirion
Tenby, a Welsh harbour town, has been named the 'most beautiful place in the UK to visit in 2026' by Time Out, praised for its beaches and charm.
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