US renters call for federal action against junk fees in rental housing, with hundreds of comments submitted to the FTC. Industry groups push back, arguing fees are necessary for pricing structures.
We want to hear from people in the UK about their experiences trying to buy or sell a flat, including issues with service charges, fire safety, leaseholds, and valuation problems.
Noelle McEntee, co-founder of Legado, argues estate planning is for everyone, not just the wealthy. She explains wills vs. trusts, costs, common mistakes, and why starting now is crucial.
A new federal cap on student loans limits physician assistant students to $20,500 per year, less than half the median program cost, prompting legal challenges and concerns over healthcare workforce shortages.
Wolves launch Championship season at home to Blackburn on 14 August; West Ham travel to Burnley. Full opening weekend fixtures released for EFL.
British apples often cost more than imported ones, and imported bananas are the cheapest fruit. Josh Toussaint-Strauss investigates the peculiar economics of supermarket fruit and food supply system inconsistencies.
The UK will halve tariff-free steel imports from July, doubling tariffs to 50% on excess, to counter a global oversupply of cheap Chinese metal and protect its steel industry.
The house in Salisbury where former Russian spy Sergei Skripal was poisoned with novichok is up for sale. A 30% share is offered for £114,000, with the rest owned by Wiltshire council.
Ryanair has changed its family seating policy to offer free adjacent seats for parents and children after check-in, following a CMA investigation into charging parents to sit with their children.
After sifting through hundreds of Prime Day deals, we found 45 genuine discounts on kitchen, home, travel, fashion, beauty, and tech products that are worth your money.
Andy Haldane, BCC president, says pension tax relief worth over £50bn should only be available to savers investing in UK businesses to close the SME funding gap.
Wimbledon will remain free-to-air on BBC until at least 2033 after a six-year extension, keeping the tournament accessible to the widest UK audience.
Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders are now live ahead of its November 19 release, with no physical disc at launch and a predicted $1bn in first-hour sales, dwarfing top movies.
The government has banned self-managed super funds from borrowing to invest in residential property, a move that affects $63bn in housing investments but targets less than 1% of borrowing.
The Anker 511 Nano 3, named best budget charger after testing 22 USB chargers, is now $12.34 on Amazon Prime Day, down from $19.99.
The US Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that federal law preempts state failure-to-warn claims against Monsanto, blocking thousands of lawsuits alleging Roundup causes cancer.
Ryanair will allow parents flying with young children to avoid seat fees after CMA criticism. The policy tweak offers free parent seats in the rear of aircraft for future bookings.
Manchester United have added Scotland international Angus Gunn to their shortlist for a new second-choice goalkeeper, with the 30-year-old available on a free transfer after being released by Nottingham Forest.
Deep North, a popular North East doughnut and coffee chain, is set to take over the closed café in Newcastle's Exhibition Park, with reopening expected later this summer.
Sefton Council approves plan to require planning permission for converting shops to flats in Bootle, citing poor housing quality and loss of local services.
A former Morrisons employee shares insider tips on the best times to find yellow sticker bargains, with discounts up to 75% off near closing time.
Dr Sebagh's award-winning Serum Repair is 30% off for Amazon Prime Day, dropping from £72 to £50.40. The brand, founded by Cindy Crawford's skincare doctor, rarely offers discounts.
An American visitor stranded in Cumbria after his Airbnb was cancelled was rescued by a local woman who offered him and his companions two rooms, breakfast, and refused payment.
Drivers could face a £1,000 fine and penalty points for accelerating before passing a National Speed Limit sign, warns a driving instructor. The new limit starts after the sign.
A driving instructor warns drivers that accelerating before passing a National Speed Limit sign can lead to fines up to £1,000, penalty points, and a court summons.
KP Snacks has discontinued four classic KP Crisps flavours: Salted, Cheese & Onion, Salt & Vinegar, and Beef. Fans are devastated, calling KP the 'king of crisps'. The budget brand was sold in pubs and corner shops.
As Andy Burnham leads to become PM, his tax reform plans could affect the UK's richest billionaires, including the Hinduja family (£38bn) and the Reuben brothers (£27.97bn).
Amazon's Echo Dot (5th Gen) is now £28.49, down from £54.99, in the Prime Day sale. The smart speaker offers hands-free Alexa control for music, timers, and more.
Manchester Airport has the lowest on-time departure rate in the UK at 71.5%, according to SEO Backlinks analysis of CAA punctuality data for the first half of 2025.
East Ayrshire Council chief executive Eddie Fraser retires due to family commitments after 40-year career; Joe McLachlan appointed interim until October 2027.