Roadworks 'gridlock' Liverpool: 1,457 projects, 111 closures
Liverpool faces 'sheer madness' as 1,457 roadworks projects, including 111 closures, cause gridlock and noise complaints, with Queens Drive particularly affected.
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Iran accuses Trump officials of $9bn oil market insider trading
Iran has documented alleged oil market manipulation tied to Axios reports and Trump administration insiders, including a $9 billion insider trading operation linked to Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff.
Burnham's over-70 driving rule: eye tests only
Over-70s will face mandatory eyesight tests every three years under new Labour road safety plans, but not full driving tests, despite social media confusion.
National Grid £5m fund to help 5,000 NEET youths into work
National Grid invests £5m to help 5,000 young people not in education, employment or training gain skills and jobs, backing Andy Burnham's education reforms.
Railcard extension: thousands more students get half price tickets
Thousands more students will get half price train tickets as 16-17 Saver Railcards become valid for a full year from purchase, not expiring at 18.
Railcard rule change: 18-year-olds get half-price travel
From August 17, 16-17 Saver railcards will remain valid for a full year after purchase, letting 18-year-olds travel at half price on most trains.
M6 closed in Lancashire after crash, police urge avoidance
The M6 northbound is closed between junctions 32 and 33 in Lancashire due to a crash, with police advising motorists to avoid the area.
AstraZeneca's Winning Formula Needs No Mega-Merger
AstraZeneca should stick to its winning formula rather than pursue a $400bn US mega-merger, analysts say, as the pharma giant's current strategy delivers strong growth.
Charlton Athletic for sale including The Valley
Charlton Athletic has been put up for sale, with the club's owners seeking a buyer for the League One side and its stadium, The Valley.
Flat Iron confirms Birmingham opening date
Flat Iron, the affordable steak chain, will open its new Birmingham restaurant on Temple Street in October, later than initially planned.
SWR cracks down on short faring at London stations
South Western Railway launches crackdown on 'short faring' at Vauxhall and London Waterloo, estimating 95% of barcode tickets are fraudulent, risking £1m revenue.
Boots cuts Armani My Way perfume price to half at £51
Boots has halved the price of the Giorgio Armani My Way Eau de Parfum 50ml Refillable to £51, down from £102, for a limited time.
Dusk's 'Hotel-Like' Bedspread Reduced to £35 in Clearance
Dusk's Torino Velvet Geometric Pinsonic Bedspread is now £35, down from £50, in a 60% off clearance sale ending tonight. Shoppers praise its soft, opulent feel.
Adidas school trainers cut to £19.99 at Decathlon sale
Adidas Kids' Advantage Rip-Tab Trainers are reduced to £19.99 at Decathlon's new Middle Aisle sale, praised by parents as reliable and durable for school wear.
Greggs unveils new lunch meal deal - just £4.75
Greggs introduces a £4.75 'Quicknic' lunch deal, unlocked by AI weather formula across 12 UK regions.
Green belt shepherd's hut holiday let faces planning decision
Wigan council will decide on retrospective plans for a shepherd's hut holiday let built on green belt land near Pennington Flash, despite objections.
Mrs Hinch-Approved £7 Moisturiser Praised by Shoppers
Garnier's Vitamin C Sorbet Cream, endorsed by Mrs Hinch, wins fans with its lightweight texture, brightening results, and £7.50 price tag.
One in hospital after A1 crash near Metrocentre
One person was taken to hospital after a collision on the A1 near Metrocentre, causing long delays and road closures on Monday afternoon.
Shoppers praise £75 Sistaco nail set for salon-like results
Sistaco's Mineral Bond Nail Set, now £75 (was £100.95), earns rave reviews for easy, long-lasting at-home manicures that draw compliments.
Merton Approves 249-Home Mitcham Redevelopment
Merton Council approves 249-home affordable housing scheme in Mitcham, despite critics citing conflicts with local planning guidelines.
Ludwig fans can visit iconic Cambridge filming locations this summer
BBC's Ludwig returns for series two this month; fans can explore Cambridge filming locations like Bridge of Sighs and stay at Hill Farm Barn from £544.
Roman £28 Summer Jumpsuit Alternative Shoppers Love
Roman's Paisley Print Cropped Jumpsuit, now £28.50 with code, is a flattering summer dress alternative shoppers are buying in multiple colours.
Bev Craig Pledges Better East-West Transport Links
Greater Manchester mayor Bev Craig says travel to Leeds, Sheffield and Bradford 'has to be made easier', pledging to work with other mayors to improve east-west connections.
Family raffles Welsh coastal home for £10 a ticket
A young family from Pembroke Dock is raffling their renovated three-bed home for £10 a ticket after traditional sales stalled, hoping to help another family onto the property ladder.
Morrisons to Open Burger Boi Restaurants in Six Stores
Morrisons will launch six sit-down Burger Boi restaurants across UK stores, starting with Wood Green on August 6, creating over 20 jobs.
Pick Crispy, Juicy Grapes Every Time with One Simple Sign
Look for green stems on grapes to ensure freshness and crunch. Brown stems mean older, softer grapes. Check for bloom for extra crispness.
Bev Craig announces free bus travel for 11 to 16 year olds
On her first day as Greater Manchester mayor, Bev Craig announced free bus travel for 11 to 16 year olds from January 2027, saving families £500 per child annually.
NS&I reveals August Premium Bonds winners: two £1m prizes
Two savers from Kent and Hampshire & Isle of Wight each won £1m in August's Premium Bonds draw, with 6,224,837 prizes totaling £433,663,575 paid out.
Giant inflatable waterpark opens near Bolton
The North West Aqua Park, believed to be the region's biggest, has opened at the Anderton Centre, Chorley, featuring inflatable obstacles and slides.
New £26m Mersey Ferry Royal Daffodil Set for Launch
The new £26m Royal Daffodil Mersey ferry is a step closer to launch as Mersey Ferries submits a licensing application to Wirral Council, allowing alcohol and music onboard.
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