Millions of Older Drivers Could Face Retests Under New Safety Proposals
Proposals could require drivers aged 70 and over to retake tests, impacting six million Britons.
Proposals could require drivers aged 70 and over to retake tests, impacting six million Britons.
Older state pensioners can receive up to £739.60 per four-week period from the DWP in August after the 4.8% triple lock increase for 2026/27
Wizz Air CEO József Váradi says jet fuel shortages are unlikely, citing high prices and creative solutions, despite EU warnings and rival concerns.
Pep Guardiola says no decision made on Manchester City future after Bournemouth draw ends title hopes, amid reports he will leave.
Dog owners can repair urine-damaged lawns for just £2.25 after cashback, down from £18 at Argos, with Miracle-Gro Patch Magic Dog Spot Repair.
Record US crude exports and Latin American growth reshape energy markets as Iran conflict disrupts Middle East supplies.
Family-run Drayton Manor theme park in Tamworth sold to Looping Group after administration, protecting jobs and bookings.
M4 westbound closed between J18 and J19 after a lorry fire; delays and diversions in place during morning rush hour.
UN expert warns spiralling rents and property prices could drive support for far-right parties across Europe, as housing becomes a key political battleground.
A 68-year-old man claims he was fined £200 at East Midlands Airport despite paying the £5 fee for a drop-off and a pick-up visit. He says he followed the rules.
Kai Havertz says new Arsenal signing Christos Tzolis is a 'top player' after the £34m summer arrival scored in the 4-1 pre-season friendly win over Girona.
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey urges the government to block Tesla's UK energy licence, citing national security fears over Elon Musk's conduct.
Cornwall Insight forecasts typical energy bills will rise by £209 to £1,850 a year from July, driven by high wholesale gas prices after the Iran war.
Campaigners say thousands of drivers in England face unfair parking fines due to faulty ticket machines, as ministers promise action.
Alison Smith, 48, lost seven teeth and suffered life-changing injuries after tripping on a pothole in Bonchurch, Isle of Wight, and now wants compensation.
Unesco has named 26 new World Heritage sites for 2025, including Bavarian palaces, ancient rock art in Australia and a Brazilian canyon.
UK GDP grew 0.3% in Q2, beating forecasts despite a slowdown from Q1, driven by services and construction.
A dad, 68, was fined £200 at East Midlands Airport despite paying £5 for each drop-off visit; his first fine was cancelled and he vows to fight the second.
Kate Middleton's favourite Clarins lip balm is reduced to £18.40 at Debenhams for Black Friday, with other beauty deals available.
M&S's new homeware collection offers luxury looks inspired by Soho Home at a fraction of the price. Find out which pieces are trending.
Nicola and Mark Harris transformed a dated static caravan into a stylish riverside retreat, spending just £3,000 on a DIY makeover.
Coldplay reschedule final two Wembley concerts due to London Underground strikes, sparking fan anger over financial losses and late notice.
Retirees over 60 get £3,000 annuity boost in Andy Burnham's first month as rates rise to 7.06%, lifting a £100,000 pot's income to £173,000 over a lifetime.
A Tesco delivery driver has revealed a little-known rule allowing customers to get refunds for unwanted substitutions without returning items, saving up to £5.
Elon Musk to reduce Doge work from May as Tesla reports 71% profit drop, revenue miss, and mounting branding crisis.
Discover the Isle of Arran, a compact island with diverse landscapes, from highland peaks to coastal scenery, plus a renowned whisky distillery.
Jane McDonald returns to Channel 5 for new travel series and makes emotional admission: 'Tomorrow is never promised' as she reveals packing struggles.
Gold and silver see volatile trading after Trump's Fed pick triggers safe-haven sell-off, while FTSE 100 hits record high.
Reading council's CCTV car issued 10,102 fines, mostly for red route stops. Oxford Road had the most penalties.
The Prime Minister says a written constitution could be needed for Britain as a "different approach" is taken to running the country, Andy Burnham agrees.