BBC Half Man Filming Locations: Glasgow and Greenock
BBC Half Man filming locations include Glasgow and Greenock; drama premieres April 28 on BBC One.
Category : Business
Woman Furious After Neighbours Demand She Stop Parking Outside Her Own Home
A woman vents fury on Mumsnet after neighbours with a driveway ask her to park elsewhere to keep space free for their guests and workmen.
British Father and Daughter Drown in Costa del Sol Pool Tragedy
British father and daughter drown in Costa del Sol pool on Christmas Eve; son also dies.
Chiltern Railways Reintroduces First Class After Decade-Long Absence
Chiltern Railways reintroduces first-class seating after 10 years, with new trains and extra capacity, but no complimentary catering.
Labour's Stealth Tax Could Cost Families £1,600 Extra
Rachel Reeves' Budget freezes tax thresholds, cuts Isa allowance, and introduces a mansion tax, costing families £1,600 extra.
ABC Boss Condemned for 'Offensive' Strike Comments
ABC boss Hugh Marks faces backlash for calling staff strike action 'a bit of a game', as unions demand retraction and Fair Work hearing looms.
National Grid Says UK Winter Blackout Risk Reduced
National Grid says UK winter blackout risk reduced, with base case expecting no problems, though worst-case scenario could see three-hour power cuts.
Mary Portas unveils report into High Street revival
Mary Portas recommends running town centres like businesses, cutting regulations, and introducing a national market day to revive struggling High Streets.
Ryanair Warns of Up to 85,000 Flight Cancellations in June Due to Iran Conflict
Ryanair CEO warns up to 85,000 flights could be cancelled in June due to Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, affecting jet fuel supplies.
Spain's Little-Known Airport Rule Could Cost Brits £115
Brits warned of £115 fine at Spanish airports due to little-known rule; nearly 30% of UK tourists fined abroad annually.
London City Airport Reopens After WWII Bomb Safely Removed
London City Airport reopens Tuesday after WWII bomb found in Thames safely removed by Royal Navy and police.
Dunelm's 'Elegant' Table Lamp Now Just £12.60 in Clearance Sale
Dunelm's Kunal Glass Table Lamp, praised for its stylish look, is now £12.60 in a clearance sale, down from £18.
Ardmore Group collapses after 52 years, 9 projects unfinished
Ardmore Group, a major UK construction firm, has entered administration after 52 years, leaving nine projects unfinished including a £500 million scheme.
Drivers Warned of £100 Fine for Ignoring Confusing Road Signs
Drivers risk £100 fine and three points for ignoring confusing road signs. Instarmac reveals meanings behind little-known signs like clearway and zone end markers.
Rice Silences Whitehall's Trophy Taunt With Arsenal Title Win
Declan Rice proves Jack Whitehall wrong by winning Premier League with Arsenal; comedian joins celebrations.
Inside The Quest For The Perfect Potato Chip
Explore the science behind perfect chips, from double-frying to Heston Blumenthal's three-stage method and ultrasonic fries.
Martin Lewis reveals top bank account offering £200 switching bonus and perks
Martin Lewis names Santander Edge Explorer as top packaged bank account with £200 switching bonus and insurance perks.
Old Nintendo DS Games Could Be Worth Hundreds
Old Nintendo DS games like Kirby Super Star Ultra can be worth up to £87 at CEX, with several titles valued over £40.
LaGuardia Runway Reopens After Fatal Crash
LaGuardia Airport runway reopens after fatal collision between Air Canada jet and fire truck killed two pilots.
Ryanair Challenges 'Ludicrous' £4,425 Court Award Over Lost Suitcase
Ryanair challenges £4,425 court award for lost suitcase, calling it 'ludicrous'; couple fights two-year legal battle.
The Ordinary's Volufiline Serum: A Month of Use Shows Visible Plumping
A beauty editor tests The Ordinary's volufiline serum for a month, finding visible plumping under eyes and cheeks, though results are subtle vs filler.
Motability Drops BMW and Mercedes for UK-Made Cars
Motability scheme drops BMW and Mercedes, aims for 50% UK-made cars by 2035 to boost British manufacturing.
Spain Airport Strikes: Partial Cancellations for UK Travellers
Ground staff strikes at 12 Spanish airports cause delays and cancellations, affecting over 1.34 million passengers, including UK travellers.
Midwest Food Pantry Network Closes, Affecting 300,000 Families
Ruby’s Pantry, a Midwest food pantry network serving 300,000 families, shuts down due to financial unsustainability, amid rising food prices.
Octopus Data Shows Heat Pumps Cheaper Than Gas for Most
Heat pumps can be cheaper to run than gas boilers for most European homes, new analysis shows, despite higher electricity costs and upfront installation expenses.
Virgin Atlantic Flight Makes Emergency U-Turn After Engine Failure Over Atlantic
Virgin Atlantic flight VS165 turned back over the Atlantic after an engine failure, landing safely in Ireland with no injuries.
£11bn Tidal Lagoon Proposed for Somerset Coast to Power AI Boom
London Eye architect proposes £11bn tidal lagoon off Somerset coast to power AI, featuring turbines, cycle path, and datacentres.
JP Morgan Boss Warns Trump’s Fed Attacks Could Backfire and Raise Inflation
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns Trump's attacks on Fed chair could raise inflation and interest rates, as central banks worldwide rally behind Powell.
Swiss Alpine Bar Fire Kills 40 on New Year's Eve
About 40 killed and 115 injured in New Year's Eve fire at Le Constellation bar in Swiss ski resort Crans-Montana; accidental blaze caused by candle.
Jet2 Launches First Gatwick Flights with 29 Destinations
Jet2 launches first Gatwick flights to 29 destinations, starting with Tenerife. Concerns over overtourism in the Canary Islands highlighted.
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