Government Approves German Takeover Of Telegraph For 575m
UK government clears Axel Springer's £575m takeover of The Telegraph, ending ownership uncertainty. Culture secretary Lisa Nandy declines to intervene.
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Centrelink Cash Boost For Millions Starts Tomorrow
Centrelink payments increase for 5 million Australians from Saturday, with youth allowance rising to $1,027.70 and jobseeker to $793.60 a fortnight.
Woman Killed, Girl Critical After Limo Crash in Kettering
Woman killed, girl critical after limousine crash in Pytchley, Kettering. Two men arrested. Police appeal for dashcam footage.
British Men Face £130 Fine in France for Topless
British tourists in France risk a £130 fine for going shirtless in town centres as authorities increase penalties tenfold, citing hygiene and decency concerns.
Kindle Owners Get 3 Months Free Access to Millions of Books
Amazon offers three months of Kindle Unlimited free, giving access to millions of books, audiobooks, and magazines. Save over £28. Offer requires Prime membership.
England's World Cup Plane Was ICE Deportation Fleet
England's charter plane for the World Cup was previously used by ICE in Trump's deportation operations, while the team also suffered equipment theft ahead of their opener.
Swansea City Set to Appoint Crystal Palace Chief as Sporting Director
Swansea City are on the verge of appointing Ben Stevens as their new sporting director. Stevens, currently assistant sporting director at Crystal Palace, is expected to be confirmed by the end of the week.
Job Titles Could Add £364 to Home Insurance Costs
Home insurance premiums vary by occupation, with a £364 gap between cheapest and most expensive job titles, according to Go Compare.
Save 50% on Dunelm Curtains Shoppers Love
Dunelm slashes prices on Highland Check Eyelet Curtains by up to £90. Shoppers praise the plush feel and stylish look. Save 50% on selected sizes.
Mauritius Ebola Quarantine Rules for Travelers
Mauritius introduces mandatory 21-day quarantine for travelers from DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan due to Ebola concerns, with entry restrictions for non-citizens.
Trump Administration Axes Major Solar Project In Nevada
Trump administration cancels Esmeralda 7 solar project in Nevada, one of the world's largest, signalling a broader crackdown on renewable energy.
Quarter of a Million Jobs at Risk as UK 'Flirts with Recession', Analysts Warn
EY Item Club warns 250,000 jobs could be lost by mid-2027 as UK economy flatlines and risks recession amid Iran conflict.
Laundry Expert Reveals Common Mistake Leaving Clothes Dirty
Laundry expert Deyan Dimitrov warns against using too much detergent and overfilling machines, offering tips for better fabric care.
Merlin Annual Passes Cut To £99 For Easter Holidays
Merlin slashes annual pass prices to £99 for Easter, with discounts on Gold and Platinum passes until March 29.
Poundstretcher Saved from Collapse: 300 Stores Protected
Poundstretcher has secured court approval for restructuring plans, saving over 300 stores and 3,000 jobs. The discount retailer aims to invest in shops and product ranges for future growth.
Tourists Warned of Sim Card Passport Theft Scam
British tourists warned of scam where fake SIM cards are used to steal passport data and commit identity theft.
Government Considers Tougher Penalties for 'Ghost' Number Plates That Fool Speed Cameras
UK government considers tougher penalties for 'ghost' number plates that evade speed cameras, including instant vehicle seizure.
London restaurant keeps licence after bassy music complaints
A South East London restaurant accused of sounding like a nightclub has kept its licence but must follow new conditions after noise complaints and breaches.
World Cup 2026 Betting Guide: Free Bets, Offers & Odds
Find the best World Cup betting offers, latest match odds and tips for the upcoming games at the tournament. The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers.
Cost Of Living Fuels 33% Rise In Sex Work Calls
Cost of living crisis drives 33% rise in sex work calls, charities report, as women struggle with rising bills and poverty.
Sydney's affordable housing scheme sparks fears of displacement in Marrickville
Sydney's affordable housing scheme leads to demolition of low-rent buildings in Marrickville, sparking fears tenants will be priced out.
Sealy Pillows 20% Off at QVC Praised for Neck Support
Sealy pillows at QVC are 20% off, praised for neck support. Memory foam and full pillow pairs available, with extra £5 off for new customers.
Premier League Clubs Accused of Avoiding £250m in Tax
Premier League clubs may have avoided £250m in tax via dual representation contracts, HMRC investigating.
Motability Scheme Cuts Mileage Limit to 10,000 From July 2026
Motability Scheme to cut mileage limit from 20,000 to 10,000 miles from July 2026, sparking MP concerns over impact on disabled users.
Female Referee Alleges Pushed and Harassed by Coach at Tribunal
Female referee Lisa Benn tells tribunal she was pushed and harassed by coach Steve Child, alleging gender bias and unfair loss of international status.
Power Bank Smoke Fills Plane Cabin, Passengers Told to Stay Calm
A Tianjin Airlines flight was delayed after a power bank overheated and filled the cabin with thick smoke. Passengers were urged to stay calm as crew handled the incident. No injuries reported.
Supermarket Sausages Beat Big Brands in Which? Test
Which? blind taste test reveals Lidl, Aldi, and Morrisons own-brand sausages as top three, outperforming premium brands like The Jolly Hog and Porky Whites.
AstraZeneca makes U-turn with £300m UK investment
AstraZeneca reverses course with £300m UK investment in Cambridge and Macclesfield, announced by PM Starmer.
Heathrow Airport Faces New Passenger Fee Cap From 2027
UK regulator rejects Heathrow's fee hike, caps passenger charge at £28.80 from 2027, limiting rise to 1%.
Salford Dance Academy Forced to Move Over Rent Hike
Studio 96 dance academy in Salford must relocate after six years due to soaring rent. Fundraising and council support aid the move to a nearby unit.
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