Burnham Warned Migration Plans Will Wreck Social Care Shake-Up
Unison warns PM Andy Burnham's social care reforms will fail unless 'damaging' immigration changes are scrapped, as overseas care worker recruitment drops by two-thirds.
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Sunbed scramble at Spanish hotel labelled 'absolute carnage'
A British tourist has described the daily sunbed rush at a Spanish hotel as 'absolute carnage', with more than 50 people queuing from 8am and one man falling over during the scramble.
Manchester Airport Boss Defends Parking Charges
Manchester Airport's managing director has defended the cost of parking at the airport, saying it reflects demand and investment in facilities.
Heywood mill demolition to pave way for 200 new homes
Regent Mill in Heywood will be demolished by Rochdale Council to unlock the town's regeneration, with plans for around 200 new affordable homes on the site.
Exact Date DWP Benefits Paid Early Over August Bank Holiday
Universal Credit, State Pension, PIP and other DWP benefits due on August 31 will be paid early on Friday, August 28, the Government has confirmed.
Self-cleaning slushie maker now £82 cheaper than Amazon
The Breeins Frozen Drink & Slushie Machine is reduced from £219 to £152.10 at Yimbly with code SUMMER10, making it £82.89 cheaper than the same model at Amazon.
Lewes train derailment probe finds track defect
A rail track defect existed in the area where a train derailed in Lewes, East Sussex, last week, injuring 30 people, investigators said.
New £17 Travel Permit for Europe Delayed Again
The European Commission has delayed the ETIAS travel authorisation system, meaning UK passport holders will need to pay £17 and apply online before visiting countries like Spain, France, Italy, Portugal and Greece.
Welsh workers risk losing £38,000 in forgotten pension pots
Moneybox research reveals workers in Wales could be missing out on nearly £38,000 in lost pension savings, the highest potential loss in the UK.
Sky News host humiliates Angela Rayner over £100k speaking fees
Angela Rayner was questioned live on Sky News about earning over £100,000 from speaking engagements while an MP, after previously opposing second jobs for politicians.
Mourinho told Vinicius Jr that leaving Real Madrid for Arsenal was 'not worth it'
Jose Mourinho has revealed he told Vinicius Junior that leaving Real Madrid for Arsenal was 'not worth it', convincing the Brazilian to sign a contract extension until 2032.
Lewes Train Derailment: Track Irregularity Found in Initial Report
Investigators have found a rail track 'irregularity' where a train derailed near Lewes in East Sussex last week, injuring 30 people, with 20 requiring hospital treatment.
Track Defect Found at Lewes Train Derailment Site
A track defect has been identified in CCTV images from the area where a train derailed in Lewes, East Sussex, leaving 30 people injured, a probe has found.
Arsenal Close to Signing Aston Villa Defender Ezri Konsa
Arsenal are close to striking a deal with Aston Villa to sign defender Ezri Konsa, with talks advancing after an initial £40million bid failed earlier this summer.
Roomba Max 775 with Hot Water Mopping Now £200 Off
The Roomba Max 775, featuring built-in hot water mopping and 30,000 Pascals of suction, is now available with a £200 discount, making it an ideal time to invest in automated floor cleaning.
5 UK villages that look like the Cotswolds without the crowds
Experts at Parkdean Resorts have found five locations outside the Cotswolds that offer just as much charm and history, perfect for a weekend getaway without the tourist crowds.
Reform UK unveils £429 PIP replacement in benefits overhaul
Reform UK proposes replacing PIP and the health-related part of Universal Credit with a flat £429.80 monthly payment, aiming to save £50 billion from the welfare bill.
Leaving a towel on the beach could cost you £425 this summer
Police in Italy are fining beachgoers up to £425 for leaving towels, chairs and parasols on the sand overnight to reserve prime spots, in a crackdown on 'umbrella cheats'.
Darwin Nunez Set for Al Diriyah Move, Denied Liverpool Reunion
Darwin Nunez is set to complete a transfer to Al Diriyah, denying him a reunion with Mohamed Salah at Trabzonspor, after just over a year at Al Hilal.
DWP: Check Energy Bill Name by Aug 23 for £150 Saving
Millions of UK households must ensure their name is on their electricity bill by Sunday, August 23 to qualify for the £150 Warm Home Discount this winter.
Monaco terminate Paul Pogba contract after six appearances
Monaco have terminated Paul Pogba's contract after just six appearances, citing partially achieved objectives, days after his wife Zulay defended him against retirement calls.
Lidl launches £9.99 electric coffee grinder for fresh brews
Lidl has launched a £9.99 Electric Coffee Grinder in three colours, allowing shoppers to enjoy freshly ground coffee at home with a push of a button.
UK banks offering £200+ switch bonuses: eligibility details
Four UK banks are offering up to £220 for switching accounts, with strict eligibility criteria. HSBC, Barclays, NatWest and First Direct are among the providers with deals closing soon.
Heatwave-busting home upgrade with BOXT AC review
A senior reporter upgraded his home with the Bosch Climate 3000i air conditioning unit from BOXT, praising the hassle-free installation and powerful cooling.
Free AirPods 4 Worth £179 With iPhone 17 Contract Deal
Mobiles.co.uk offers AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation for free when shoppers order the iPhone 17 on iD Mobile's 200GB tariff, but the deal requires a mobile contract.
Butlin's Bognor Regis Spa Closure: Refunds Offered
Butlin's has confirmed the closure of its Ocean Spa at Bognor Regis, the last such facility across its parks. Guests with bookings after August 28 will receive full refunds.
Carlsberg boosted by soft drinks and alcohol-free beer sales
Carlsberg reports solid growth driven by soft drinks and alcohol-free beer, with Britvic acquisition benefits arriving earlier than expected, narrowing full-year earnings guidance upward.
HMRC Warns Tax Advisers on November Registration Deadline
HMRC warns tax advisers affected by the second phase of mandatory registration rules to sign up by November 18, 2026, or face enforcement action.
Next's polka dot jacket praised as stylish and versatile
Next's Polka Dot Funnel Neck Zip Through Boxy Denim Jacket, priced at £52, is praised by shoppers for its stylish fit and versatility, with one calling it 'on trend'.
Trainline, Virgin Atlantic and Red Driving School Probed by CMA
Trainline, Virgin Atlantic and Red Driving School customers could receive compensation after the CMA launched investigations into drip pricing practices.
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