Majorca Tourist Tax Hike Scrapped for Summer Due to Lack of Parliamentary Support
Majorca's planned tourist tax hike for summer is scrapped due to lack of parliamentary majority. Current rates remain.
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Jeremy Clarkson Introduces British Wine at The Farmer's Dog Pub
Jeremy Clarkson launches Knollbury Fort wine range at The Farmer's Dog pub, featuring three English wines after previously banning wine due to quality concerns.
Ryanair, easyJet and BA Passengers Warned Over Hand Luggage Item
Ryanair, easyJet, BA passengers warned not to pack hairdryers, towels, bulky toiletries in hand luggage to avoid fees.
Ex-Ryanair Crew Reveals Best and Worst Seats on Budget Flights
Former Ryanair crew member Eleanor recommends row 17 for space and quiet, warns against seat 11A (no window) and row 32 (crew seat), and advises avoiding the rear of the plane.
Single Adults Face £1,250 Monthly Bills, Aviva Study Shows
Single adults spend nearly £1,250 a month on bills, with 58% unable to cope with an £850 emergency, Aviva study finds.
State Pensioners Warned Over Personal Allowance Tax Trap
An expert warns state pensioners that the £12,570 personal allowance includes the state pension, leaving just £22 tax-free before withdrawals are taxed at 20% or more.
M6 Chaos: Lorry Overturns and Catches Fire in Lancashire
M6 southbound closed between J35 and J34 after a lorry jack-knifed and caught fire, causing severe delays and fuel spillage.
Dubai Restaurants Change Menus Amid Iran War Disruptions
Dubai restaurants adapt menus as Iran war disrupts supply chains, with rising costs and falling demand hitting the city's food industry.
Scotland Mandates Swift Bricks in New Homes, Outpacing England
Scotland mandates swift bricks in all new buildings to help endangered birds, contrasting with England's non-binding guidance.
Airlines Enforce 15-Item Limit on Electronic Devices in Cabin
Ryanair, BA, and others limit electronic items in cabin to 15 devices, each under 100Wh. Smart bag rules also apply.
Super El Niño Threatens Record Heat and UK Weather Chaos
El Niño has 80% chance of forming before September, threatening record heat, drought and flooding across Asia, with potential knock-on effects for UK weather.
Australia's Fuel Supply Secure for Two Months, but Experts Warn of Future Cuts
Australia's fuel supply is secure for two months, but experts warn of potential export cuts from Malaysia and South Korea. NSW reports fuel shortages at some stations.
UK Furniture Brand Collapses With £1.4m Debt
Award-winning UK furniture brand Pure White Lines collapses into liquidation with £1.4m debt, owing HMRC and suppliers.
UK's Most Popular Jobs Revealed: IT Roles Lead with £61,000 Average Salary
CV-Library reveals UK's top 10 most applied-for jobs, with IT roles leading at £61,000 average salary. Admin, hospitality, and creative sectors also popular.
Greggs and Pret Test Consumer Limits as Food Inflation Bites
Greggs and Pret face consumer resistance as food inflation drives up prices of sausage rolls and meal deals, testing spending limits.
Vincent Kompany lists Cheshire mansion for £3.45m with pool and football pitch
Vincent Kompany lists his Cheshire mansion for £3.45m, featuring a pool, sauna, games room, and football pitch. The Bayern Munich manager has reduced the price.
Nationwide Faces Scrutiny Over Governance Ahead of AGM
Labour MP Navendu Mishra writes to Nationwide chair over governance issues, including quick votes and board representation, ahead of AGM.
Keswick Named Among UK's Coolest Postcodes for 2026 by The Sunday Times
Keswick in Cumbria named one of UK's coolest postcodes for 2026 by The Sunday Times, praised for outdoor access, community spirit, and vibrant high street.
Tesco Clubcard Vouchers Now Triple At 7 Restaurant Chains
Tesco Clubcard holders can now triple voucher value at 7 restaurant chains including Bella Italia, Pizza Express, and Zizzi.
Newark Airport Flights Halted After Control Tower Evacuated
Newark airport flights halted after air traffic control tower evacuated due to burning smell; no injuries reported.
Bob Skinner, Three-Time World Series Champion, Dies at 94
Bob Skinner, three-time All-Star and World Series champion, dies at 94. He played for Pirates, Reds, Cardinals and later coached.
Tourists Furious After Being Charged £1.70 Each for Background Music at Italian Restaurant
Tourists in Ostuni, Italy, were charged £1.70 each for background music without prior warning, sparking outrage and debate on social media.
Air New Zealand Lifts Ban on Visible Staff Tattoos
Air New Zealand lifts ban on visible staff tattoos from September, allowing cultural and personal expression, with a review panel for offensive designs.
New EU Border Checks Threaten Holiday Chaos for UK Travellers
UK travellers face holiday chaos as new EU border checks cause long queues; Wizz Air boss advises arriving three hours early.
LNER Unveils Futuristic Train Vision for 2075
LNER and futurist Tom Cheesewright predict train travel in 2075 with AI, augmented reality, and smart seats, showcased at King's Cross.
UK refineries asked to boost jet fuel output amid Iran conflict supply fears
UK refineries asked to maximise jet fuel production amid Iran conflict supply fears, as global shipments hit record low and airlines face rising costs.
Labour's Housing Pledge Faces 'Sludge in the System'
Labour's 1.5m homes pledge faces obstacles including skills shortages, planning delays, and high costs, despite rising construction training enrolments.
California to Provide Free Diapers to All Newborns in First-of-Its-Kind Programme
California becomes first US state to provide free diapers to all newborns, offering 400 diapers per family to ease financial strain.
Damp and Mould in UK Homes: Health Risks and Who Is Most Affected
Damp and mould in UK homes cause thousands of hospitalisations yearly, with higher risks for renters, ethnic minorities, and those with existing health conditions.
Eight Beautiful French Riviera Destinations To Visit
Discover eight beautiful spots on the French Riviera, from Cap d'Antibes to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, with tips on where to stay and dine.
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