CCTV Shows Petrol Station Cash Point Explosion in Hampshire
CCTV released of an explosion at a Texaco petrol station cash point in Hampshire; thieves blew up machine, no injuries, unknown amount stolen.
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P&O Cruises New Sun Lounger Rule Sparks Debate Among Passengers
P&O Cruises introduces a 30-minute sun lounger rule to prevent reserving, sparking debate among passengers. Some praise the move, others call it unreasonable.
M5 and M32 Closed in Bristol Area, Police Incident Causes Major Disruption
M5 closed both directions near Exeter due to police incident; woman on bridge safely rescued. Traffic chaos with diversions and delays.
Best Summer Duvets 2026: Stay Cool for Restful Sleep
Discover the best summer duvets for staying cool at night, with expert tips on tog ratings and fillings. Tried and tested options for restful sleep.
Homes Under the Hammer Criticised for Joy Sucking Makeovers
Homes Under the Hammer faces criticism for losing its charm due to presenter changes and overplayed puns, with fans calling for Lucy Alexander's return.
Halifax Clarifies Refund Rules: Credit Card Balances Can Be Moved to Current Account
Halifax clarifies how refunds to credit cards can be moved to current accounts, and explains Section 75 rights for disputing payments.
Lidl's £74.99 Dehumidifier with Laundry Mode Hits Stores This Week
Lidl launches Tronic dehumidifier with laundry mode for £74.99, promising energy savings and efficient clothes drying.
Eight Men Released After Peterborough Station Football Fan Disturbance
Eight men arrested after a disturbance involving football fans at Peterborough station have been released under investigation.
Stainless Steel Bottles Must Be Empty At UK Airports
Stainless steel water bottles must be empty at UK airport security to avoid delays, as scanners cannot see through metal.
Tesco Trials Avocado Ripeness Scanner to Cut Food Waste
Tesco trials avocado ripeness scanners using infrared tech in five UK stores to help shoppers choose perfectly ripe fruit and cut food waste.
Family 'Devastated' as Beloved Husband and Father Dies in M56 Crash
Matthew Clarke, 48, died in a single-vehicle crash on the M56 near junction 14. Family pays tribute to 'much loved husband and devoted father'.
Halifax Imposes £2,995 Cash Deposit Limit at Self-Service ATMs
Halifax sets £2,995 cash deposit limit at self-service ATMs across 341 UK branches; larger deposits require counter assistance.
New Build Homes Turn Into Ovens During UK Heatwave
Investigation reveals English homes dangerously overheat in heatwaves, with poorest and minorities most affected. Urgent action needed.
HMRC Lists Changes You Must Report to Keep Child Benefit
HMRC lists changes Child Benefit claimants must report to avoid payment cuts, following April 2025 rate increase.
Quality Street Tin Shrinks By 17% In Latest Shrinkflation Blow
Quality Street reduces festive tubs from 720g to 650g, adds more chocolate and less toffee in 2019 range amid shrinkflation.
Labour Peer Calls For Energy Profit Cap Amid Middle East Conflict
Labour peer Richard Walker urges temporary profit cap for energy firms amid Middle East conflict, warning of profiteering and cost of living pressures.
Dog Ban Season Begins on Over 600 UK Beaches
Seasonal dog bans begin on over 600 UK beaches from May 1 to September 30, with fines up to £1,000 for breaches.
Tesco Car Wash Damage Customer Faces 1500 Repair Bill
A Tesco car wash customer faces a £750 repair bill after damage, but the supermarket refuses liability, citing a maintenance report and disclaimer.
Ryanair switches to digital-only boarding passes, warning of £55 fee
Ryanair now requires digital boarding passes only; passengers without risk £55 fee. Concerns over elderly and tech-less travellers.
Cash Makes Surprise Comeback Amid 4.6% Annual Rise in ATM Withdrawals
Cash usage in Britain rises for third year, with ATM withdrawals up 4.6% in 2024, driven by budgeting trends like 'cash stuffing' amid cost of living crisis.
Tesco Creates 16,000 New Permanent Jobs Amid Online Boom
Tesco creates 16,000 permanent jobs after online sales surge during lockdown, reflecting a permanent shift in shopping habits.
Elemis Lorna Luxe Set Saves £46, Aids Cancer Charity
Elemis launches Lorna Luxe beauty set with £46 saving, donating £20,000 to Maggie's cancer charity.
Remote Scottish Island Seeks Shopkeeper for Community Store
Isle of Rum seeks shopkeeper for its only village store, with housing and school available. Applications close May 5.
Lloyds Bank Clarifies Email Policy After Customer Complaint
Lloyds Bank clarifies email notification policy after customer complains about receiving emails despite opting for paper statements.
Common 50p Coin Listed for £45k Sparks Collector Warning
A common 50p coin listed for £45k online is not actually rare; experts warn collectors to check sold prices.
Funeral Attendee Nearly Misses £1m Omaze Prize Win
Steph Churchill nearly missed her £1m Omaze win while at a funeral, later celebrated in a car park with champagne.
Red Lobster to Close Times Square Location After 23 Years
Red Lobster closes its iconic Times Square restaurant on June 14 after 23 years, citing construction and residential conversion plans.
Ryanair’s Obscure Polish Destination Lublin Becomes Favourite City Break
A traveller discovers Lublin, Poland, via Ryanair's obscure route, praising its affordable charm, Jewish heritage, and fairytale Old Town.
Morocco Opens Rocket-Inspired Skyscraper, Rivaling Burj Khalifa
Morocco opens $700m rocket-inspired skyscraper, the Mohammed VI Tower, boosting tourism and global ambitions ahead of 2030 World Cup.
Heineken Invests £39m in UK Pub Reopenings and Refurbishments
Heineken invests £39m to reopen 62 pubs and upgrade 612 outlets, creating 1,075 jobs amid rising consumer confidence.
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