US citizen injured in botched ICE arrest in Illinois
A US citizen was beaten and injured by ICE agents in a botched arrest in Evanston, Illinois, after they mistook him for a fugitive.
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Labour urged to become employer directly to solve youth jobs crisis
Readers respond to an editorial on youth unemployment, urging Labour to become the employer directly and warning of pension timebomb.
Garner keen to live up to 'mini-Valverde' tag after late England call
James Garner has been recalled to England's squad for the Nations League after impressing Thomas Tuchel, who compared him to Federico Valverde. He is eager to test himself against Spain on Saturday.
Corrections: El Niño forecast period and Jansson misspelling
Corrections clarify the El Niño death forecast period (June 2026–February 2027) and fix a misspelling of Tove Jansson's name in print.
Why you should never ask friends to repay small amounts
Asking friends to repay small sums under $15 damages trust and generosity, argues Johanna Cosgrove, who says reciprocity matters more than financial nitpicking.
UK food and drink trade deficit largest since 2000 at £21bn
The UK's food and drink trade deficit has risen to more than £21bn, the largest since 2000, as Brexit, Middle East war and US tariffs dented exports while imports soared.
Local datacentres deserve support and investment
Australia should back existing local datacentres rather than build new ones, argues a cartoon by Jess Harwood for The Guardian.
Saudi intercepts Houthi missiles; oil hits one-week high
Saudi Arabia intercepted six Houthi ballistic missiles aimed at Taif and Yanbu, pushing oil prices to a one-week high amid supply disruption fears.
CGT: how it works and pros and cons of another rise
CGT revenue rose 89% in 2024-25 after tax changes. Chancellor John Healey may raise rates again in the budget. Here's how the tax works and the arguments for and against.
Council rejects Frome residents' £1m regeneration bid
Somerset council has agreed a deal with a London-based real estate company for the Saxonvale site, rejecting a community-led bid backed by over 1,000 Frome residents who raised nearly £1m.
Foraging hotspot homes for sale in England, Scotland and Wales
From a thatched Wiltshire cottage with a green roof to a cantilevered Welsh house, these homes sit in prime foraging areas.
Betting on the climate: prediction markets surge despite concerns
Online prediction markets like Kalshi are expanding into weather and climate bets, with $1.1bn wagered, but scientists raise ethical and accuracy concerns.
Labour's plan to tackle youth unemployment: will it work?
Alan Milburn prepares to implement his report to bring young people back into work. Will Labour see it through?
Beckham takes £39m dividend as World Cup deals drive record profits
David Beckham has taken a $51m (£39m) dividend from his business empire after a series of World Cup brand deals helped revenues surge to $110.5m.
UK urges low-paid to join Help to Save scheme
The UK government is encouraging low earners to sign up to Help to Save, a savings scheme offering a 50p bonus per £1 saved over four years, as take-up remains low.
Tour Montparnasse Renovation Halted After Co-owners Vote No
The renovation of Paris's Tour Montparnasse, often called the city's ugliest building, has been halted after co-owners voted against the €800m project.
UK diesel nears record high, RAC warns of surge
UK diesel prices have risen to 198.32p a litre, close to the record 199.09p set in 2022, with RAC warning the level could be surpassed this weekend.
Manchester-Sheffield tunnel plan: next steps outlined
Future Works has devised a strategy for a 14-mile Peak District tunnel linking Manchester and Sheffield, cutting journey times by 30 minutes and easing traffic in the National Park.
Argos cuts extendable shoe rack to £16 in hallway declutter deal
Argos has reduced its Home Yori 4 Shelf Extendable Shoe Rack from £20 to £16 with code FURN20, storing up to 20 pairs to help declutter hallways.
Santander online banking outage hits customers
Santander UK confirms internet banking issues after thousands report problems logging in; website service is now back online, but mobile apps affected.
HMRC urges new parents to claim Child Benefit cash
HMRC has reminded new parents they may be eligible for Child Benefit, including those earning between £60,000 and £80,000, with a new digital service to pay the charge.
Lidl £13 Rug vs Argos £46: Sunday Home Range Drop
Lidl launches its Middle of Lidl Specialbuys range Sunday, September 27, featuring a £12.99 grey rug similar to a £45.99 Argos design, saving shoppers up to £33.
Man City punishments: points, titles, fines and expulsion options
Manchester City face possible punishments after being found guilty of breaking Premier League rules, including points deductions, trophy stripping, fines and expulsion.
Newcastle Racecourse turnover nears £25m as spectators rise
Newcastle Racecourse grew turnover to nearly £25m in 2025 despite cost of living pressures, with operating profits rising from £1.1m to £1.5m.
Santander online banking outage leaves customers unable to log on
Santander UK confirms internet banking issues after thousands report login problems; website service is now restored, but mobile apps remain affected.
Burnham 'missing in action' as diesel nears £2.30 per litre
FairFuelUK accuses Andy Burnham's Government of being 'missing in action' as diesel prices near £2 per litre, with forecasts pointing to £2.30.
Northumberland walk named one of world's top experiences
St Cuthbert's Way, a 62-mile walk to Holy Island, has been named one of Lonely Planet's top experiences in its Best in Travel 2027 list.
Savings account offers 'unbeatable' 5.3% rate with £150 cashback
Raisin UK offers new customers up to £150 cashback on a 5.3% effective one-year fixed rate with Investec Bank, using an MSE promo code before September 30.
DWP confirms 90 minute free bus pass change for England
Disabled bus pass holders in England will get free all-day travel from April 2027, as time restrictions are lifted to ease cost of living.
Santander confirms £830 cash payments to customers
Santander will pay £830 to eligible motor finance customers after opting into the FCA redress scheme, with payouts expected by end of 2027.
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