Drunk BA passenger fights crew before Heathrow arrest
A drunk British Airways passenger was arrested at Heathrow after clashing with cabin crew, forcing the aborted takeoff of Flight BA275 to Las Vegas.
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Ariana Grande to film London shows before hiatus
Ariana Grande will film her London O2 shows for a special, a final gift to fans before her step back from public life.
Burnham Confirms State Pension Tax Exemption and Triple Lock
New PM Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey confirm two state pension rules: tax exemption for those with no other income and the triple lock, preventing tax bills from April 2027.
HMRC clarifies state pension tax code change
HMRC confirms state pension is taxable but DWP doesn't deduct at source, leading to tax code adjustments. Exemption promised for low-income pensioners from 2027.
Broken Down Train Blocks Stockport-Altrincham Line
A broken down train has blocked the line between Stockport and Altrincham, causing delays of up to 30 minutes until 6pm. Passengers advised to use buses or Metrolink.
Sony Headphones at Argos: £14.70 After Cashback
Sony WH-CH520 headphones reduced to £29.99 at Argos, but savvy shoppers can get them for £14.70 via TopCashback cashback for new members.
New rules under Andy Burnham could see drivers kicked off roads
Andy Burnham's government to review driving offence consultation results, potentially leading to stricter penalties and bans for uninsured or falsely declaring drivers.
HMRC Letters Over Unpaid Tax Credits: Check Your Mail
HMRC is reviewing old tax credit records and writing to thousands who may be owed unpaid amounts, with 170,000 letters already sent.
HMRC double Child Benefit payments in August for some
Some Child Benefit claimants will receive double payments in August, totaling at least £216.40, due to five Mondays in the month.
Tax-free Personal Allowance boost to £13,830 for some households
Households can boost their tax-free Personal Allowance to £13,830 using Marriage Allowance, backdating claims for up to four years, potentially saving £1,260.
HMRC letters to 170,000 over unpaid tax credits
HMRC is sending letters to 170,000 people about unresolved tax credit claims, including some from 2006-07, with instructions on how to claim payments.
UK households urged to claim £2,000 HMRC childcare support
UK families can get up to £2,000 a year per child via Tax-Free Childcare. HMRC urges sign-up as average savings hit £100 a month.
Legal Rights for Shared Front Gardens in the UK
Learn your legal rights when sharing a front garden in the UK, including title deeds, mediation, and adverse possession.
H&M to cut 250 UK jobs, Scottish stores affected
H&M has filed for redundancies affecting 250 UK employees, with Scottish stores, including Glasgow, expected to be impacted. Cuts are due to 'organisational changes'.
DVLA could ban over-70s without mandatory eye tests
The DVLA is considering mandatory eye tests for drivers over 70, which could lead to licence revocation for those who fail. The proposal is part of a road safety strategy aiming to reduce deaths and injuries.
HMRC State Pension Rules for Working After 66
HMRC's Tax Confident campaign clarifies National Insurance and Income Tax rules for those working past State Pension age. Key changes apply from April 2026.
Child Benefit warning: £60k salary may still trigger HMRC charge
Parents warned that earning under £60,000 doesn't protect from HMRC's Child Benefit charge, as adjusted net income can include bonuses, savings, and benefits.
CosBed Neck Pillow Discounted 42% for Sound Sleep
The CosBed Cervical Neck Pillow is reduced to £29.20 on Amazon, a 42% saving, with shoppers calling it a 'game-changer' for sleep.
BTP officer rejects Levy-Couzens comparison amid failings
A senior detective rejects comparisons between Simon Levy and Wayne Couzens, despite BTP failures allowing Levy to murder two women.
Over half of over-55s have no will, survey finds
More than 50% of over-55s have yet to write a will, new data shows, risking intestacy and tax issues. Top reason cited is 'putting it off'.
Crash causes long delays on M4 and A48 in Carmarthenshire
A crash on the A48 near Pont Abraham has closed the road westbound, causing long delays on the M4 and A48 in Carmarthenshire.
Shopkeepers lose thousands as migrant tents appear in London
More than 40 tents on Euston Road prompt shopkeeper fury over thefts and anti-social behaviour, with losses in the thousands.
Asda Ketchup Ties Heinz in Blind Taste Test at Lower Price
Asda's Classic Tomato Ketchup matches Heinz in a blind taste test, scoring 77% and earning a Great Value label at a fraction of the price.
Man, 40, guilty of murder after Wembley shooting
Ashley Wallace, 40, found guilty of murdering Tyrece Balcha, 18, outside Wembley club; family says justice served.
Treasury urged to reverse gin and tonic tax hike
UK gin and tonic drinkers pay double the tax of France, prompting calls for the Treasury to cut duty and support pubs and distillers.
£530m Fallowfield student housing plan reaches financial close
The University of Manchester's £530m plan for 3,300 student rooms in Fallowfield reaches financial close, with construction expected next year and first rooms in 2028.
Defer State Pension to Gain £727 a Year, Avoid Tax
State pensioners can legally avoid tax on their pension and gain £727 a year by deferring, a little-known method that boosts future payments.
Loganair flight diverted after mid-air emergency
A Loganair flight from Inverness to Manchester was diverted to Glasgow after declaring a mid-air emergency, with the nature of the incident unknown.
Jewellery Fans Rush to Buy £10 Rings, Necklaces in Say It With Sale
Say It With's summer sale slashes over 100 rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings to just £10, offering affordable style upgrades from the Liverpool brand.
Royal Mail: What to Do If You Get Someone Else's Post
If you receive mail addressed to someone else at your address, Royal Mail advises crossing out the address, writing 'Not known at this address,' and dropping it in a postbox.
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