Nationwide Clarifies Debit and Credit Card Replacement Policy
Nationwide Building Society clarifies its debit and credit card replacement policy after a customer query, explaining dispatch timelines and offering a £175 switching incentive.
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Travis Kelce Says NFL 'Overdoing' Taylor Swift Coverage
Travis Kelce says NFL is 'overdoing' its coverage of Taylor Swift at games, despite a surge in viewership and sales.
Dunelm's 'Heavenly' Teddy Bear Throw Available for Under £5 with Cashback Deal
Dunelm's Teddy Bear Throw is available for under £5 via TopCashback deal, with over 3,500 reviews and a 4.8 rating.
Met Office's 30-Year Climate Data Shows 'Unmistakable' Human Fingerprint
Met Office data shows 0.5°C warming, Arctic ice loss, and rising CO2 over 30 years, confirming human-caused climate change.
National Lottery New Lotto Format: Two Rounds Per Draw
The National Lottery introduces a two-round Lotto format from June 13, doubling chances to win. Players get two draws per £2 ticket, with more millionaires expected annually.
Older State Pensioners Get £1,479 Double Payment in June
Some older state pensioners will receive two DWP payments in June 2026, totalling up to £1,479.20, due to five Tuesdays in the month. Eligibility depends on National Insurance number.
M&S £30 Maxi Skirt Praised as 'Amazing for Bloating'
Marks & Spencer's linen-rich maxi wrap skirt at £30 wins over shoppers with its flattering fit, soft fabric, and elastic waist that accommodates bloating. Available in black and oatmeal.
Martin Lewis Shares Top Money-Saving Tips for UK Tourists Abroad
Martin Lewis offers money-saving tips for UK tourists abroad, covering currency, cards, EHIC, accommodation, car hire, and passports.
Demolition Begins on Birmingham's Priory Square Shopping Centre After Sudden Closure
Demolition of Birmingham's Priory Square shopping centre begins after 30 businesses were given just one hour to close in March 2025 due to fire safety issues.
Britons Warned of 14-Hour Queues at EU Airports Due to New Border System
Wizz Air boss advises Brits to arrive three hours early at EU airports due to long queues from new digital border system.
Winning the Lottery a 'Curse' for Some as Lives Fall Apart
Winning the lottery has led to ruined lives, broken relationships, and even death for some, highlighting the 'lotto curse'.
Autumn 2025 Bank Closures: Full List of Shutting Branches
List of 163 bank closures in autumn 2025 as NatWest, Lloyds, and others shut branches amid shift to online banking.
London's Oldest House Survived the Great Fire and the Blitz
London's oldest house, built in 1613, survived the Great Fire of 1666 and the Blitz. Now protected by English Heritage.
Government Unveils Sweeping Animal Welfare Reforms Including Ban on Shock Collars and Trail Hunting
UK Government plans to ban shock collars and trail hunting in new animal welfare strategy, alongside tighter rules on puppy farming and caged hens.
Lloyds Fined £64m Over Mortgage Customer Treatment Failings
Lloyds fined £64m by FCA for unfair treatment of 526,000 mortgage customers in arrears; customers reimbursed £300m.
TK Maxx and Next Urged to Return Products Over Safety Risks
TK Maxx recalls swim vests over drowning risk; Next recalls dresses over strangulation hazard. Customers urged to return products for refunds.
Spring Mulberry Recalls All Chocolate Bars Over Salmonella Fears
Spring & Mulberry recalls all chocolate bars over potential salmonella risk from contaminated date ingredient; no illnesses reported.
Jet2's 2-3 Hour Tip for Passengers Amid Passport Queues
Jet2 reassures passengers about passport queues at Spanish airports, stating plans are in place to avoid missed transfers amid EU's new Entry/Exit System.
UK House Prices Rise at Fastest Rate Since January 2025
UK house prices rose 0.6% in October, the fastest since January, hitting a record average of £299,862, despite budget uncertainty.
Missing US Tourist Found Safe After Eight-Day Search in Caribbean
American woman Ann Evans, missing from a Caribbean cruise, found safe after eight-day search. She had checked into a hotel on French Saint Martin.
Influencers Flee Dubai Seek New Tax Free Luxury Destinations
Dubai loses appeal as influencers and expats flee due to Iran missile strikes, seeking safer tax-free havens like Bali.
Whitby and Filey Named Among UK's 'Most Boring' Seaside Towns
Filey and Whitby ranked among UK's 'most boring' beach towns in a survey focusing on entertainment options, sparking surprise given their popularity.
Kelleher's £18m Brentford Move: No Buy-Back Clause for Liverpool
Caoimhin Kelleher's £18m transfer to Brentford from Liverpool last summer had no buy-back clause, sources confirm.
Morrisons Blue Light Card Discount in 343 UK Stores
Morrisons confirms Blue Light Card holders get 10% off in cafes across 343 UK stores, 7 days a week, with no minimum spend. Eligible professions include emergency services, NHS, armed forces, and more.
Aldi Tops Which? Supermarket Price Comparison for May
Which? names Aldi cheapest supermarket for May, with Tesco Clubcard overtaking Asda for big shops.
Millions of Britons Stockpile Cash and Tinned Goods for Emergencies
Survey reveals millions of Britons are stockpiling cash, tinned goods, and torches for emergencies like cyber-attacks and natural disasters.
Storm Goretti Red Warning Leaves 65,000 Without Power
Storm Goretti's red warning leaves 65,000 without power, with 99mph gusts and travel chaos across the UK.
Brazilian Surfer Dies at Nazaré in First Fatal Accident at Portuguese Big-Wave Spot
Brazilian surfer Marcio Freire dies after falling from board at Nazaré, Portugal, in first fatal accident at the famous big-wave spot.
The Teenager Who Refused to Give Up Her Bus Seat Before Rosa Parks
Claudette Colvin refused to give up her bus seat in 1955, nine months before Rosa Parks, but her role was overlooked for decades.
Chinese Heiress in $1.5m Rolls-Royce Crash Case Seeks Further Delay
Chinese heiress Lanlan Yang's lawyer seeks another court delay in her Rolls-Royce crash case, as police consider an additional charge.
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