JP Morgan boss warns London jobs at risk from tax hikes
Jamie Dimon has warned Chancellor John Healey that higher taxes on the wealthy and financial sector risk driving jobs out of London, citing New York's experience.
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Pixel 11 Pro preorders: save up to £850 with trade-in
Google Pixel 11 Pro preorders are open. Trade in an eligible device by 1 September to save up to £850, including a £400 bonus. Key features include Sign-To-Text and HiLight.
Your legal rights if a neighbour cuts down your tree
If a neighbour cuts down a tree on your property without consent, it may be criminal damage and trespass. You can report it to police and claim compensation.
Joint Chambers Lunch at West Lothian Hotel
Businesses from Edinburgh and the Lothians will gather on August 20 for the Joint Chambers Networking Lunch at Macdonald Houstoun Hotel, featuring guest speaker Mandy Millar.
Over 80s on Basic State Pension could be due extra DWP payment
People on Basic State Pension over 80 could get £110.75 weekly top-up, with over 700,000 eligible for Pension Credit averaging £4,300 a year.
George Clarke starts Sunderland restoration for home and bookshop
TV architect George Clarke has started work on a Georgian restoration in Sunderland, turning 176 High Street West into his home and an independent bookshop with wine bar.
Worst UK cities to be a landlord in 2026 revealed
Cambridge tops the list of worst UK cities for landlords in 2026, with a gross rental yield of just 4.7%, according to new research.
Nationwide launches new savings accounts paying up to 4.7%
Nationwide has launched new fixed-rate savings accounts paying up to 4.70% AER, with the same rates available online and in branch.
Eden co-founder to meet taskforce over Xanadoo plans
Gaynor Coley, co-founder of the Eden Project, will meet the Pontypool Taskforce to discuss funding for the proposed Xanadoo attraction in Wales.
Maresca hints at Grealish role after Man City return
Enzo Maresca says Manchester City players who deserve minutes will get them after Jack Grealish's return from a loan at Everton, with his future still uncertain.
Carers in Scotland could get £98.15 weekly support
New figures show more than 136,000 carers are now on the Carer Support Payment caseload in Scotland, with eligible carers able to receive up to £98.15 per week.
Pothole damage claims surge: Which? issues fresh driver advice
Which? has issued new advice for drivers on claiming for pothole damage, as Tesco Insurance reports a 25% surge in claims between January and May 2026.
1m low-paid workers told not to ignore HMRC letter
Around one million low-paid workers are urged to watch for an HMRC letter this month as they may be owed money from the new Low Earner's Pension Payment, correcting a tax relief difference.
State pensioners warned over £597 HMRC tax rule gap
The full new State Pension is £11,973, leaving just £597 before the frozen £12,570 personal allowance, risking income tax for pensioners with extra income.
Lidl Middle Aisle: Homeware, Cleaning and Plants This Week
Lidl's Middle Aisle launches a Home & Living range for students, plus cleaning tools and plants, from Thursday, August 20, with 20% off via Lidl Plus.
ITV expert's six Poundland buys including £1 Heinz beans
ITV consumer expert Grace Forell reveals six things everyone should buy in Poundland, including a £1 Heinz baked beans tin that's 44% cheaper than elsewhere.
UK households can claim up to £2,672 in August benefits
UK households on four DWP benefits could claim up to £2,672.77 this August through freebies and discounts. Universal Credit, state pension, child benefit and PIP all increased in April.
Sayers Bakery to close 19 sites, 100 jobs at risk
Sayers Bakery is closing 19 underperforming shops at the end of August 2026, putting around 100 jobs at risk out of 800 employees, while safeguarding the remaining 72 stores and 700 jobs.
HMRC Child Benefit alert: Act by August 31 or lose payments
Parents have two weeks left to inform HMRC of their child's post-16 plans or risk losing Child Benefit payments, which end on August 31 unless updated.
Why 'I Don't Mind' Could Be a Relationship Dealbreaker
Saying 'I don't mind' when asked for a decision may seem easygoing, but it shifts the burden to your partner and can be seen as weaponised incompetence, experts say.
The Bus Yard to open new venue after council gives green light
Wirral Council approves The Bus Yard's new seasonal food and drinks venue at North Wirral Coastal Country Park, near New Brighton, operating from April to August.
New details for 1,550-home Simister Bowlee development
Up to 1,550 homes could be built at Simister Bowlee, near M60 junction 19. A primary school and local centre are proposed. Construction could start in 2029.
Jason Arday donations exceed £147k as family thanks supporters
Donations for Jason Arday's family have surpassed £147,000, with a new £200,000 target. His family expressed 'heartfelt thanks' for the support following his death.
UK job security weakest since 2023 as confidence dips
Consumer confidence slipped to 42.9 in August as job security fell to its lowest since April 2023, with labour market concerns dragging on sentiment, S&P Global says.
Whitbread to close 261 UK restaurants including Merseyside
Whitbread will close all 261 UK Beefeater, Brewers Fayre, Table Table, Cookhouse + Pub, and Bar + Block sites by September 10, including four in Merseyside, as part of a strategy to focus on Premier Inn hotels.
The Works chair's NZ residency questioned by investor
Activist investor Kelso questions whether The Works chair Steve Bellamy, a New Zealand resident, spends enough time in the UK and at in-person board meetings.
Bilbao: Spain's overlooked city where everything just works
Bilbao, the Basque city less than two hours from the UK, delivers art, music and food better than almost any city, says Milo Boyd.
Fashion Editor's Top Picks from Boden's 60% Off Sale
Boden's summer sale offers up to 60% off, with prices from £11.60. A fashion editor highlights key buys, including swimwear, trousers, and dresses, for late summer and autumn.
HMRC: Parents have 2 weeks to act or Child Benefit stops
HMRC warns parents of 16-19 year olds have until August 31 to confirm education or training plans or lose Child Benefit payments.
Whisky bought for £130 in 1971 now worth £270,000
A 57-year-old cask of Glenrothes single malt, bought by a grandad for £130 in 1971, is now valued at £270,000, making it the oldest of its kind.
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