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Public records needed on social housing delivery, says report
A new report urges public records on social housing delivery to improve transparency and accountability in the sector.
Reform proposes evicting tenants over unkempt gardens
Reform UK has proposed evicting social housing tenants who fail to maintain their gardens, sparking criticism from housing charities.
Canada-US Trade Deal Talks Hit Snag Over French Language
Negotiations for a new Canada-US trade deal have stalled over a dispute about French-language requirements, according to reports. The disagreement centres on cultural protections sought by Canada.
Canada Imposes 25% Tariffs on US Goods in Retaliation
Canada has announced 25% tariffs on a range of US goods, including steel and aluminum, in response to the Trump administration's recent trade measures.
US imposes severe sanctions on Iran economic ties
The US announced severe sanctions targeting Iran's economic ties, aiming to curb its regional influence and nuclear program, officials confirmed.
RFL and NRL in talks over radical investment deal changes
The Rugby Football League is in talks with Australia's NRL over radical changes to their investment deal, which could reshape the sport's financial landscape.
Carroll commits to SRL despite cost-cutting changes
Victorian premier Ben Carroll pushes ahead with SRL East, promising to cut its cost by 6% to about $32.3bn while ordering a technical review to find more savings.
adidas backpack cut to £14.99 in Decathlon Middle Aisle deal
The adidas Three Stripe Backpack is reduced from £24.99 to £14.99 at Decathlon, saving shoppers £10. The 27.5-litre bag earns praise for school and travel use.
Meghan Markle's Reported Netflix Cameo in The Gentlemen Withdrawn
Meghan Markle's reported cameo in Netflix's The Gentlemen season three has allegedly been withdrawn after backlash, according to royal author Tina Brown.
Samsung Z Fold8 Ultra deal: free Watch9 ends August 26
Sky Mobile offers a free Galaxy Watch9 worth £379 with Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra orders until midnight on August 26. Phones start at £51 a month.
DWP early State Pension payment for some pensioners this Friday
Some state pensioners will receive their State Pension early this Friday, August 28, because their usual payment date falls on the August Bank Holiday. The DWP confirmed the early payment.
Set for Life winning numbers for August 24 draw
The Set for Life draw on August 24 offered a top prize of £10,000 a month for 30 years. The winning numbers were 19, 11, 28, 38, 43 and the Life Ball was 9.
Shark vacuum 40% off 'better than Dyson' for pet owners
The Shark PowerProPet Cordless Stick Vacuum has dropped from £319.99 to £199.99 at SharkNinja, a 40% saving for pet owners seeking an anti-hair-wrap cleaner.
Roman's £27 Wool Jumper Is 'Cosy and Soft' for Autumn
Roman's Wool Blend Striped Stretch Jumper, reduced to £27 with a 25% discount code, earns 4.8-star ratings for being 'cosy and soft' yet lightweight, available in four colours.
Diner's shock at receipt telling staff to 'burn and spit on eggs'
An Italian restaurant wrote 'Burn the eggs and spit in them' on a diner's receipt after she sent back runny scrambled eggs, sparking a police threat and viral row.
Former Ashton Barclays bank on market for £380,000
The former Barclays branch on Wigan Road in Ashton-in-Makerfield has been listed for sale at £380,000, marketed as suitable for retail, offices, medical or leisure use.
Queues and emotional scenes as Stockport's Weir Mill opens
Dozens queued around the block as Stockport's £60m Weir Mill opened on August 22, with 253 apartments and new businesses.
Newcastle Late Night Levy Set to Be Axed in Council Move
Newcastle City Council's licensing committee has backed scrapping the Late Night Levy, a £299-£4,400 annual fee on 281 venues, in a move to relieve financial pressure on the hospitality sector.
Teens queue 15 hours for SpudBros at Trafford Centre
Two Stockport teenagers waited 15 hours outside the Trafford Centre to be first for a SpudBros jacket potato, winning a free spud and a widescreen TV.
Liz Earle's New £21 Cleansing Balm Leaves Skin 'Plumped'
Liz Earle's new Cleanse & Glow Brightening Cleansing Balm is now £21, down from £30, a £9 saving. Fans say it removes makeup and SPF without irritation.
Ten affordable buys to transform your uni room this September
From a £3.33 Argos string light to a £25 Boots diffuser, these ten budget buys from Argos, Dunelm and more can refresh your student room without breaking the bank.
Yorkshire cottage autumn stays from £699
Millbridge Barn, a historic Yorkshire Dales cottage, offers six-night autumn stays from £699, with guests praising its high-standard refurbishment and scenic setting.
Labour accused of 'sucker punch' as pub tax reform delayed to 2029
Labour faces criticism as business rates reform for pubs and hotels is delayed until 2029, with industry leaders warning of immediate financial strain on the sector.
Burnham refuses to rule out tax hikes in autumn budget
Andy Burnham refused to rule out tax rises in the autumn budget, prompting a warning from Reform UK against a 'tax assault on working people'.
North Wales 'Hobbit hut' with hot tub and Snowdonia views
A 'Hobbit' style hideaway near Mallwyd, North Wales, with Snowdonia views and a wood-fired hot tub, is available to book via Sykes Cottages.
Antler Packing Cubes Cut to £40 as Shoppers Rave
Antler's Packing Cubes are reduced to £40 in the brand's sale. Shoppers call the four-piece set 'transformational', praising easy packing and unpacking for holidays.
Roman tweed blazer reduced to £55 for autumn
Roman's Boucle Frayed Edge Jacket in black is reduced from £65 to £55. The tweed blazer can be dressed up or down, and comes in five colours.
Lawyer: 10-minute grace period could void private parking fines
A lawyer says UK private car parks must give a mandatory 10-minute grace period before issuing a Parking Charge Notice, meaning some fines may be invalid.
Market Street sweetcorn seller hits back at TikTok harassment
A licensed sweetcorn trader on Market Street says he is being harassed and filmed without consent as tensions grow over the street's future. A petition has been launched.
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