Tyneside footbridge saved from demolition costs £20,000
North Tyneside Council has spent £20,000 maintaining Borough Road footbridge since saving it from demolition in 2023, with further renovations planned.
North Tyneside Council has spent £20,000 maintaining Borough Road footbridge since saving it from demolition in 2023, with further renovations planned.
Microsoft announces Xbox Series X|S price increases of $100-$150 from August 1, blaming rising memory costs. The 2TB model is discontinued, but new financing options are introduced.
Driving test waiting times in Northumberland are up to 24 weeks, far exceeding the government's 7-week target. Councillors urge action as delays hinder young people's access to education and jobs.
77% of homeowners think an EPC rating will be crucial when choosing a home, Nationwide survey finds, with 78% expecting buyers to pay more for energy-efficient properties.
The Scottish economy has shown resilience despite global challenges, with the Fraser of Allander Institute revising 2026 GDP growth forecast upwards to 1.0%, but warns of risks from Middle East tensions and softening labour market.
FIFA confirms rainbow flags are permitted at the Egypt v Iran World Cup 2026 match in Seattle, designated as 'Pride Match' by local organisers, despite objections from both nations.
Manchester United have approached Julian Alvarez's agent over a shock move for the £130m-rated Atletico Madrid star, who has rejected Arsenal and insists on joining Barcelona.
Manchester City have agreed a British-record £130m fee to sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest, surpassing the previous £125m record for Alexander Isak.
Prince William's Duchy of Cornwall net worth of £1.2bn surpasses King Charles's £640m, as William pays over £30m in tax since becoming Prince of Wales.
The Crown Estate has reported a £1bn profit for the third consecutive year, driven by a boom in offshore windfarm leases. The profits, which go to the UK Treasury, have surged under King Charles.
Manchester United's pursuit of Crysencio Summerville is boosted as West Ham eyes Leicester's Abdul Fatawu as a replacement. The Dutch winger impressed despite West Ham's relegation, with a £50m fee mooted.
Ardmore construction group, founded in 1974, entered administration on June 11 following a High Court order to pay £14.9m under the Building Safety Act. The parent company applied for a moratorium to appeal.
A massive fire ripped through a shop and storage unit on Rye Lane in Peckham on Thursday evening, with 15 fire engines and 100 firefighters battling the blaze. Residents advised to keep windows closed.
Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, and Ocado urgently recall Ferrero's Frozen Nutella Croissants due to possible metal fragments. Customers warned not to eat them and return for refund.
Wales attracted 75 inward investment projects in 2025-26, up from 65, but promised jobs fell to 1,617 from 2,470, according to UK Government data.
Prince William's £130,106 visit to Saudi Arabia is the most expensive royal trip in 2025/26, surpassing the King and Queen's £126,946 Italy state visit, according to the royal family's annual financial report.
Manchester City have reached an agreement with Nottingham Forest to sign midfielder Elliot Anderson, according to The Athletic. The deal is expected to be completed shortly.
King Charles becomes the first monarch to release tax payments, paying £12.9 million in 2024-25, placing him among the UK's top 100 taxpayers.
Prince William disclosed his tax payment for the first time, as the Duchy of Cornwall generated profits of £XX million in 2025-26, up from £22.9 million. He paid £XXX,XXX in income tax at the 45% rate.
The Crown Estate's operating profits fell to £1.2 billion in the year to March, down from £1.4 billion, due to reduced offshore wind option fees. The Treasury payout more than halved to £487 million.
King Charles and Queen Camilla will not move into Buckingham Palace after its £369m refurbishment, opting to keep Clarence House as their London home to increase public access to the palace.
King Charles receives a £100m annual pay rise amid cost of living crisis, raising questions about the monarchy's financial transparency and future evolution.
King Charles III becomes first monarch to publish tax payments, paying over £30m since accession, ranking among UK's top 100 taxpayers for 2024-25.
King Charles III becomes the first British monarch to release tax payments, revealing he was among the top 100 taxpayers in 2024-25, paying £12.9 million. The Sovereign Grant is set to rise to £99.9 million by 2027-28.
Manchester United have agreed a new loan deal for goalkeeper Andre Onana, sending the £47m signing to Trabzonspor for a second spell after Michael Carrick decided he is not in his plans.
King Charles paid £12.9 million in tax for 2024-25, a historic first. His payments rank him among top UK taxpayers like Harry Styles (£24.7m) and J.K. Rowling (£47.5m).
King Charles has voluntarily published his tax bill for the first time, revealing over £30 million paid since his accession. Prince William also disclosed his tax payments, totaling over £50 million combined.
Prince William has disclosed his personal tax contributions for the first time, revealing over £20 million paid to HMRC since becoming Prince of Wales in September 2022.
The Royal Family's core funding will rise to £100m a year, almost doubling in three years, under a new Sovereign Grant formula agreed by Sir Keir Starmer, Rachel Reeves, and the Keeper of the Privy Purse.
The Royal Family cost £552.6 million in 2025-26, with the Sovereign Grant rising to £132.1 million. Key figures include King Charles's tax bill of £12.9 million and Prince William's £7.76 million tax payment.