One Nation Angers Miners After MP Sides with Greens on Fuel Rebates
One Nation's Farrer MP David Farley voted with the Greens to cap fuel tax credits, angering miners and farmers. The party faces pressure to clarify its stance after the vote.
One Nation's Farrer MP David Farley voted with the Greens to cap fuel tax credits, angering miners and farmers. The party faces pressure to clarify its stance after the vote.
Elon Musk's net worth dropped to $1.1tn after SpaceX shares fell 16% on Monday, wiping out over $152bn, as post-IPO volatility and a tech selloff hit.
A hotel expert warns guests to avoid using the room kettle, as 23% of Brits have washed underwear in it. Etiquette coach William Hanson advises boiling the kettle empty first and using hotel laundry services instead.
The EU has agreed to allow free hand luggage (40x30x15 cm) on flights from 2027. But UK airlines like easyJet and Jet2 only comply on return flights from the EU, not departures from the UK.
Teen couple Henry Howard and Holly Proud earn over £2,000 a week reselling vintage clothes, avoiding student debt and saving for their first home after starting at ages 16 and 15.
Sophie Harris tested three Sainsbury's strawberry ranges. The standard £2.10 punnet scored 9/10 for sweet flavour, beating organic and Taste the Difference punnets which scored 4/10 each.
Islington Council received a quote of £192,000 for one self-cleaning public toilet in Paradise Park, sparking concerns over procurement contracts and value for money.
More than half of Brits admit to being rude to hotel staff, a common mistake that can sabotage their stay. Etiquette expert William Hanson warns guests are judged from the moment they arrive, impacting upgrades and service.
Hamilton's Palace Grounds Starbucks reopens after a vehicle fire, with UK Barista Champion Caitlin Murray as store manager, surpassing 16,000 competitors.
In a taste test of Sainsbury's organic, Taste the Difference and standard strawberries, the cheapest standard range at £2.10 scored 9/10, outperforming the pricier options.
A taste test of Sainsbury's organic, Taste the Difference, and standard strawberries found the budget option scored 9/10, while premium varieties scored 4/10 due to blandness.
BBC Breakfast reports that sources close to Andy Burnham suggest Rachel Reeves would not remain Chancellor under his potential Labour leadership, and may be offered a more junior Cabinet role.
Lidl has objected to Aldi's plans for a new supermarket in Bracknell, citing a 'sequentially superior' site for its own store. The clash highlights competition in the Berkshire town.
Wolverhampton is the UK's cheapest city for car repairs at £2,362.60, £665 less than Plymouth, the most expensive, according to One Sure Insurance.
New Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca is pushing the club to sign Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto, with the Blues reportedly demanding at least £40m for the 23-year-old defender.
Martin Lewis warns households on standard tariffs to fix energy deals before Ofgem's 13% price cap hike from July 1, with typical bills rising from £1,641 to £1,862.
Cadbury introduces resealable 56g Dairy Milk Grab & Go bars in three flavours, priced £1.29, arriving July. Move follows 99 Flake investigation due to discolouration complaints.
Boots has reduced the price of Huda Beauty Easy Bake Loose Baking & Setting Powder to £28.90. The lightweight powder, with over 2,000 five-star reviews, promises a flawless, filtered look and 10-hour wear without flashback.
Hearts are close to signing 19-year-old attacking midfielder Cormac Daly, a free agent after leaving Nottingham Forest. The deal is expected to be completed soon.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to introduce a First-Time Buyer ISA after confirming a 22% levy on cash held in stocks and shares ISAs, aiming to help first-time buyers and reform the savings system.
Manchester United are targeting Crysencio Summerville as a replacement for Marcus Rashford, with the transfer dependent on West Ham signing Amario Cozier-Duberry.
Segro has rejected a £12.6 billion takeover approach from US rival Prologis, as overseas bids for UK firms continue. Prologis proposed 925p per share on June 16, rejected June 23.
A crash on the A19 northbound in Sunderland between the A183 and A1231 has closed one lane, causing a five-mile tailback and 45-minute delays near Sunderland.
New analysis reveals Greek airports have the longest flight delays for UK travellers, with seven Greek islands among the 20 most disrupted destinations this summer.
National Rail advises passengers on Wednesday or Thursday to 'only travel if absolutely necessary' as a June heatwave grips London, with temperatures up to 38C and red/amber weather warnings in place.
Lloyds Banking Group will close 95 branches across the UK starting June 2026, citing a shift to online banking. 44 Lloyds and 51 Halifax branches are affected, with further closures planned for 2027.
Newcastle United could sign RB Leipzig's Antonio Nusa for a reduced £43.1m, with the winger showing promise at the World Cup and a willingness to track back, potentially filling Anthony Gordon's void.
Conservatives will table a motion to annul new DWP rules allowing longer PIP awards without reassessment, arguing it reduces scrutiny and increases welfare spending.
BBC Breakfast reports that Andy Burnham would not keep Rachel Reeves as Chancellor if he becomes PM, offering her a junior Cabinet role instead.
Over 100 schools closed due to red extreme heat warning. Employees may have rights to unpaid leave for dependants, but no statutory pay. Employers can't force unpaid leave unless in contract.