Airlines Ban Christmas Crackers and Snow Globes from Hand Luggage
UK airlines ban Christmas crackers and snow globes from hand luggage due to liquid and pyrotechnic rules. easyJet is the exception.
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Howe's Promise to New Newcastle Keeper Jaouen Revealed
Newcastle United's £18.5m signing Ewen Jaouen reveals Eddie Howe's personal calls convinced him to join, as Nick Pope's future remains uncertain.
Alnmouth Named One of UK's Best Seaside Towns by Time Out
Alnmouth, a tranquil Northumberland seaside village, ranks among the UK's top 10 in Time Out's 2026 list, surpassing popular spots like St Ives and Brighton.
Tesco Finest Cheddar Beats Cathedral City in Which? Test
Which? blind taste test crowns Tesco Finest Mature English Cheddar as UK's best, scoring 78% and outranking Cathedral City and Davidstow. Own-brands continue to outperform big brands.
Thomas Cook Faces Collapse, 180,000 Holidaymakers at Risk
Thomas Cook faces imminent collapse, leaving 180,000 holidaymakers stranded abroad, with the largest peacetime repatriation in British history being prepared.
Self-Employed Add Over £300,000 to Pensions
HMRC data shows 1,000 self-employed added six-figure sums to pensions in 2023-24, but many are not saving enough for retirement.
Urgent Recall of Goat Cheeses Sold at Tesco, Co-op, and Waitrose Over Listeria Fears
Lactalis recalls goat cheeses from Tesco, Co-op, and Waitrose over potential listeria; health risk low, consumers urged to return products.
Trader Joe's to Launch Six New Mini Insulated Tote Bags on May 20
Trader Joe's releases six new mini insulated tote bags on May 20, priced at $3.99 each, with limited supplies expected to cause high demand.
DWP Sets Sept 2026 Deadline for Pension Surplus Plan
The UK government has launched a consultation on releasing 'trapped' capital from defined benefit pension schemes, with a deadline of September 2, 2026.
Barclays Revives High Street With New Branches And Managers
Barclays opens new branches and hires managers, countering the trend of bank closures that hurt high streets and vulnerable customers.
Bin Collectors Abused Over New Recycling Rules
South Kesteven council reports abuse of bin collectors over new recycling rules requiring separation of paper and plastics.
UK to lose 163,000 jobs this year amid Iran war fallout, report warns
Report warns UK will lose 163,000 jobs this year due to Iran war fallout, with South Wales and Humber hit hardest.
Royal Mail Apologises as 38 Postcodes Hit by Delivery Delays
Royal Mail apologises as 38 postcodes face delivery delays on 19 March due to sick absence and resourcing issues.
Morrisons Slashes Prices on Over 1,000 Products in Bid to Win Back Customers
Morrisons slashes prices on over 1,000 products by 17% on average, sparking potential supermarket price war amid competition from discounters.
UK Supermarkets Face New Pricing Rules to Help Shoppers Compare Value
New UK pricing rules require supermarkets to display unit prices clearly, helping shoppers compare value and tackle 'shrinkflation'.
Bills Overcome Snow Delay to Beat Steelers, Set Up Chiefs Rematch
Buffalo Bills beat Pittsburgh Steelers 31-17 in snow-delayed Wild Card game, advance to face Kansas City Chiefs in Divisional round rematch.
Premier League to Introduce New Financial Rules with Points Deduction Threat
Premier League to replace PSR with new Squad Cost Ratio rules next season, with automatic six-point deduction for breaches.
Benefits You Lose When Reaching State Pension Age
Brits reaching State Pension age lose eligibility for several benefits including JSA, ESA, and Universal Credit. Learn which payments stop and what you can still claim.
Chinese Migrants Caught in US Cannabis Bust on Navajo Land
Chinese migrants lured to Navajo Nation for cannabis work face arrest and community backlash in a tale of US cannabis boom.
Female Referee Loses Unfair Dismissal Case Against PGMOL
Female referee Lisa Benn loses unfair dismissal case against PGMOL; tribunal rejects sex discrimination claims but upholds breach of contract.
Lemon and Clove Hack Repels Flies from Windowsills
Place cloves in a lemon on windowsills to repel flies naturally, as demonstrated by cleaning expert Chantel Mila on TikTok.
Katie Price's Mucky Mansion Eviction: Bailiffs Swarm £2m Property
Bailiffs swarm Katie Price's Mucky Mansion for eviction amid bankruptcy; Price calls property 'cursed' and says leaving is best decision.
UK Reaches Milestone: 15 Million Fully Vaccinated Against Covid-19
UK reaches milestone with over 15 million fully vaccinated against Covid-19, including most vulnerable groups. Infections and hospitalisations continue to fall.
Best Electric Cars 2026: Top 13 EVs for All Budgets
UK electric car sales surge in 2026 with best-ever March. Top 13 EVs for all budgets, from £15,995 Leapmotor T03 to Kia EV3 with 375-mile range.
Papa Johns to Close Hundreds of US Stores
Papa Johns International has closed dozens of US locations and plans to shut up to 300 stores by 2027, citing falling sales and changing consumer tastes.
Scottish Tories Claim SNP's Four-Day Week Plan Would Cost Taxpayers £3bn a Year
Scottish Tories claim Nicola Sturgeon's four-day week plan would cost £3bn a year, calling it a 'fantasy wish list'.
Free FIFA World Cup 2026 Football with Cashback Offer
Score the Hy-Pro FIFA World Cup 2026 football for free at Argos with a £15 TopCashback sign-up bonus. Limited time offer for new members.
Wizz Air Launches Twilight Bag Drop Service at London Luton
Wizz Air introduces twilight bag drop at London Luton, allowing passengers to check luggage the night before early flights.
Nationwide Takes £763 from Customer for Stranger's Mortgage
Nationwide mistakenly took £763 from a customer's account to pay a stranger's mortgage, then demanded repayment of £500 compensation.
Big Brother Australia Season 14 Premiere Draws Dismal Ratings
Big Brother Australia season 14 premiere drew just 487,000 metro viewers, trailing competitors and facing criticism over pre-recorded format.
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