Woking Council Declares Bankruptcy with £1.2bn Deficit
Woking Council declares bankruptcy with £1.2bn deficit after risky investments under former Tory leadership, leading to potential service cuts and government intervention.
Woking Council declares bankruptcy with £1.2bn deficit after risky investments under former Tory leadership, leading to potential service cuts and government intervention.
British tourists lose £500m a year to dynamic currency conversion. Expert warns to always pay in local currency abroad.
Niesr warns UK faces £35bn hit and recession risk from Iran war, with slower growth and higher borrowing costs.
The five-star Gołębiewski Pobierowo in Poland opens June 17 with 1,240 rooms, a 104m pool, water park, cinema, and more. Bookings start at £300 per night.
Discover The Loren at Lady Bird Lake, Austin's top lakeside hotel with stunning views, upmarket dining, rooftop pool, and easy access to BBQ and downtown.
Argentina's beef consumption hits 20-year low as prices soar due to austerity measures under President Milei, with consumers switching to cheaper proteins.
Dubai's Burj Al Arab hotel closes for 18-month refurbishment from May, with reopening expected late next year.
Momentum builds against global lead poisoning, costing $6 trillion annually, as new initiatives and research emerge.
Harry Styles buys fourth Hampstead home for mega-mansion, including guest house and wildlife-friendly features.
Lidl to open 50 UK stores and first pub in Belfast, creating 2,000 jobs as it aims to overtake Morrisons.
Boots No7 launches Future Renew skincare range with 'super peptides', but experts question 'world-first' claims and evidence of anti-ageing effects.
Sefton Council leader Marion Atkinson calls on developers to begin construction at the former Old Roan pub site, which has been an empty plot since demolition in 2023.
King Charles and Queen Camilla begin US state visit at White House amid diplomatic strains and a security scare.
British tourist Beth Klug fights for life after breaking her back in 24 places in a hotel balcony fall in Pattaya, Thailand.
Tesco, Aldi and Argos launch major summer price cuts on electronics, toys and clothing, but Which? warns many deals may not be genuine savings.
Survey finds 64% of Gen Z office workers need headphones to focus, with background noise and colleagues' calls cited as top distractions.
Young's Gastro 2 Lemon & Pepper Fish Fillets recalled from Sainsbury's, Tesco, Asda, Iceland over undeclared mustard. Return for refund.
Supermarket opening hours for the Spring bank holiday on May 25, including changes for Morrisons, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, Aldi, Lidl, Waitrose, Co-op, and Iceland.
Human remains found 11 years after New Zealand's Pike River mine disaster; recovery impossible due to location.
Top 27 gifts for him for Father's Day 2026, including grooming, tech, fashion, and experiences.
Ardross Castle in Scottish Highlands is the filming location for The Traitors, including celebrity spin-off. Not open to public but available for exclusive hire.
Amazon's £28 Sunrise Alarm Clock, with over 2,800 reviews, is hailed as a game changer for waking up gently with light and sound.
London Eye architect proposes £11bn tidal lagoon off Somerset to power AI boom, with 14-mile arc, turbines, and recreational features.
DWP announces 2026/27 Universal Credit payment rates, with standard allowance rising above inflation and key changes for claimants.
Dorset residents start petitions to ban tourists after Durdle Door chaos, citing safety and infection risks.
Brits warned not to cook popcorn in air fryers due to fire risk. Good Food says kernels can lodge in heating element, causing short circuits.
British tourist loses leg in shark attack off Egypt's Red Sea coast; police investigate.
Heathrow and other UK airports face chaos with abandoned luggage and sleeping passengers, as strike action looms and Brexit blamed for staff shortages.
Milos authorities revoke building licence for five-star hotel on 'moon beach' amid environmental concerns, marking a victory for campaigners against overdevelopment.
In 1917, a storm destroyed the Devon fishing village of Hallsands, leaving only one house standing. Government dredging contributed to the disaster.