Scilly Isles: UK's Tropical Paradise Without a Passport
Discover the Isles of Scilly and other UK islands offering Caribbean-like beauty without needing a passport, just miles from Wales.
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Jodie Kidd's Pub Shuts After Staff Abuse, Not Hygiene Rating
Jodie Kidd's pub The Half Moon closes for three days after staff face verbal and physical abuse; not related to hygiene rating.
Elliott Wright Sells Restaurant After Fire And Financial Woes
Towie's Elliott Wright sells Spanish restaurant Olivia's after fire and personal tragedies including father's death and miscarriage.
Burnham's PM Bid: Tax Hikes to Infuriate 70 Million Brits
Andy Burnham's likely premiership sparks fears of tax rises for 70 million Brits, as the flip-flopping leader prepares to return to Westminster.
Beckham's Red Card Shirts Auctioned for £30,000
David Beckham's two shirts from his 2005 sending-off against Austria are being auctioned by BUDDS, expected to fetch around £30,000. The match marked his second red card for England.
Jasmine Harman's Spanish Sanctuary: Inside Her Dream Home
A Place in the Sun presenter Jasmine Harman relocates to Spain, sharing details of her new dream home with a pool, modern kitchen, and community feel.
Lidl Instant Coffee Tops Nescafe Azera in Taste Test, Shoppers Claim
Lidl instant coffee beats Nescafe Azera in taste test, offering quality at a lower price point.
Thatcher's Right to Buy 'Cost Taxpayers £200bn' and Fueled Housing Crisis
Report says Thatcher's right-to-buy cost taxpayers £200bn, fuelled housing crisis, and depleted social housing stock in England.
Burnham Ally's Plan to Reverse Privatisation with Bonds for Shares
A new policy paper, 'The Productive State', proposes reversing 40 years of privatisation by taking over failing utilities via 'bonds for shares' and state competitors, aiming to make essentials affordable.
Brexit Passport Rule Costs Family £500 at Departure Gate
A mother lost £500 after being denied boarding due to a post-Brexit passport rule; she urges travellers to check document validity.
Fred Dibnah's Iconic Chimney For Sale In Bolton
Fred Dibnah's last chimney drop in Royton is now for sale, marking a piece of Bolton's industrial history.
£34 Summer Wedding Guest Dress: Flattering and Reusable
Roman's Green Polka Dot Cowl Neck Dress, normally £45, is reduced to £33.75 with exclusive code. Shoppers praise its perfect fit, calling it 'gorgeous' and 'flattering' for summer events.
Ferry Firm Apologises After Porn Film Shown to Children
DFDS apologises after porn film broadcast on France-UK ferry leaves children screaming; channel removed.
UK Van Owners Face £360 Car Tax in 2026 Update
Van owners in the UK are now paying up to £360 in Vehicle Excise Duty after April 2026 fee rises, with most vans seeing a £15 increase from £345 to £360 annually.
Wetherspoons Fans Mourn Lost Menu Items Including Mexican Monday and Sunday Club
Wetherspoons fans miss discontinued menu items like Mexican Monday, Sunday Club, and hot dogs, with some sparking petitions for their return.
British Expat Praises Australian Milk As Superior To UK Whole Milk
British expat taste test finds Australian milk superior to UK whole milk, with Farmhouse Gold and Barambah Organics praised.
Under £10 Lip Balm Praised for Preventing Cold Sores
Shoppers praise LipQ Liquorice Balm, under £10, for preventing cold sores. Natural formula with glycyrrhizic acid, 4.5 stars on Amazon.
Mark Hughes Lists £5.5m Cheshire Mansion for Third Time
Former Man Utd star Mark Hughes puts his £5.5m Cheshire mansion with seven bathrooms up for sale for a third time.
Menai Bridge Marks 200 Years As Engineering Marvel
The Menai Bridge, a 200-year-old engineering marvel by Thomas Telford, is celebrated despite repair issues, with hopes it will last another two centuries.
Lidl Issues Urgent 'Do Not Drink' Warning for Beer Over Health Risk
Lidl recalls Starovice Czech Lager 5.0% over undeclared sulphur dioxide; customers with sensitivities urged not to drink.
Parent fury as TikTok reseller clears Cineworld of Toy Story buckets
A TikTok reseller cleared Cineworld of limited-edition Toy Story 5 popcorn buckets, leaving children devastated. He bought dozens to resell for £400 profit, sparking outrage.
Sainsbury’s Easter Wine Deals: Save 25% with Nectar Card
Sainsbury’s offers 25% off three or more wines for Nectar cardholders, featuring rosé, crémant, pinot grigio, and Côtes du Rhône.
Uber Eats Raises Restaurant Fees: What It Means For Orders
Restaurants raise menu prices by up to 30% on delivery apps like Uber Eats and Deliveroo to offset high commission fees, impacting consumer costs.
John Rooney on Macclesfield's FA Cup TV Cash Windfall
John Rooney reflects on Macclesfield's FA Cup run, the £400k windfall, and the financial challenges facing non-league clubs.
Pressure Mounts Over Withheld Smart Motorway Safety Reports
Campaigners urge UK ministers to release withheld smart motorway safety reports, citing concerns over suppressed evidence on safety and economic failures.
Grand Designs: Five Unique Homes Compete for House of the Year Award
Five unique homes compete in the final of BBC Northern Ireland's House of the Year, airing 9 February on BBC iPlayer and BBC One Northern Ireland.
House Prices Stall Nationally But Rocket 9% In Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland house prices rose 9% year-on-year, the biggest increase since 2007, but experts warn of affordability issues for first-time buyers.
Aldi to Become UK's Highest-Paying Supermarket with April Pay Rise
Aldi will become the highest-paying UK supermarket from April, with hourly rates of £13.50 nationally and £14.88 in London, surpassing Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Lidl.
Glasgow's Great Western Road Named Third Coolest Street in the World
Glasgow's Great Western Road ranked third in Time Out's 2022 list of the world's coolest streets, praised for its diverse offerings.
Euston Station Chaos as Signal Fault Halts Trains
Signal failure at London Euston causes rush-hour chaos, closing most lines. Extinction Rebellion protests also disrupt Tube services.
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