Doctor: Hamas as Freedom Fighters Not Unacceptable
Dr Nadeem Crowe tells tribunal it's not entirely unacceptable to call Hamas freedom fighters, amid his lawsuit against Royal Free London NHS Trust for suspending him over pro-Palestinian posts.
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New UK Workplace Savings Scheme Aims to Help 400,000
The National Coalition for Workplace Savings launches in the UK, aiming to help 400,000 employees build emergency funds and avoid debt through employer-driven savings schemes.
Lamine Camara Transfer Admission Amid Newcastle Interest
Lamine Camara addresses transfer rumours amid Newcastle United and Liverpool interest, stating he doesn't focus on speculation and is happy at Monaco.
England's luckiest fan and 'That World Cup Guy' travel US
Andy Milne, known as 'That World Cup Guy', and his best mate Stuart Kenyon are enjoying a dream trip across the US, with Hilton Hotels providing free accommodation after Andy sold his second home.
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Celtic Freeport Five-Year Plan Targets £8bn Investment
Celtic Freeport in southwest Wales has published a five-year growth plan, aiming to deliver over £8bn investment and 11,500 jobs in green energy and manufacturing sectors.
UK Workplace Savings Scheme for 400,000 Workers
A new employer-led coalition launches across the UK to help 400,000 workers build emergency savings, aiming to reduce debt and improve financial resilience.
Side Hustlers Warned: Workplace Pension Not Enough
A finance expert warns side hustlers that relying solely on a workplace pension may be a costly mistake, as saving just £1,000 a year could boost retirement pots by £154,000.
Starmer Hints at World Cup Bank Holiday for England
Sir Keir Starmer teases a potential bank holiday if England wins the 2026 World Cup, joking that the Three Lions only triumph under Labour governments.
Tesco World Cup Sale: Samsung TVs and BBQ Deals
Tesco slashes prices on Samsung 4K TVs and outdoor essentials for World Cup viewing. Save on 43" to 75" models, plus lounge sets and BBQs.
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Reevs Hits Burnham in Political Sparring Match
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends her fiscal record, criticising Andy Burnham's economic plans, warning that his leadership would lead to higher taxes and borrowing, risking a bond market crisis.
Garnier Sun Water SPF30 Half Price at Boots for £8.49
Garnier's new Ambre Solaire Sensitive Advanced Hydrating Sun Water SPF30 is a game-changer for sensitive skin, now half price at Boots, Amazon, and LookFantastic.
New Workplace Savings Coalition Aims to Help 400,000 UK Workers
A new National Coalition for Workplace Savings launches in the UK, targeting 400,000 workers across major employers to build emergency savings and reduce reliance on debt.
Amazon Fresh £11 Dine-In Deal for World Cup
Amazon Fresh introduces an £11 dine-in deal featuring two Franco Manca pizzas and a 4-pack of drinks, perfect for late-night World Cup 2026 matches.
Brighton Red Route: £70 Fines for Stopping or Parking
Brighton is set to introduce a new red route on Western Road, banning stopping, parking, and loading. Drivers face £70 fines after a two-week warning period, with the trial lasting up to 18 months.
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B&M £30 Undersink Cabinet Keeps Bathroom Tidy
B&M sells a £30 undersink cabinet with U-shaped cutout for neat storage. Also features a £4 three-tier storage unit on sale.
Mining Firm Fined After Electrician Killed by Fan
Lochaline Quartz Sand Limited fined £150,000 after Colin Thwaites, 61, was killed by an unguarded mine fan in the Highlands. HSE found serious guarding failures.
Greenwood Agrees Roma Move; United in Summerville Race
Mason Greenwood has agreed to join Roma permanently, while Man Utd face competition from Roma for Crysencio Summerville, who is valued at £50m after West Ham's relegation.
Passport Rule Blunder Costs Holidaymaker £1,000
A British holidaymaker was turned away at Birmingham Airport due to a passport issued over 10 years ago, costing him nearly £1,000 in extra fees and delays.
McIlroy: LIV Golf's False Economy Risks PGA Events
Rory McIlroy warns that the 'false economy' created by LIV Golf may put established PGA Tour events at risk, as he prepares for the US Open at Shinnecock Hills.
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Thames Water Nationalisation Moves Closer After Government Objection (17.06.2026)
The UK government signals opposition to Thames Water's creditor-led rescue, pushing special administration as the likely outcome amid political pressure and a looming cash crisis.
Kyle Sandilands Settles ARN Dispute for $12m
Kyle Sandilands settles his dispute with ARN Media for a $12.09m cash payout and $1.5m in advertising support, ending legal claims and barring him from rival radio for nine months.
CBS Agrees Deal Over Colbert's Peanuts Music on Late Show
Stephen Colbert's final dig at CBS using Peanuts music led to a licensing agreement, with proceeds donated to World Central Kitchen.
Japan Probes Ice-Cream Cartel Amid Summer Heat
Japan's antitrust authority raided six major ice-cream firms for allegedly colluding to raise prices, exploiting food inflation. The investigation marks a first for the frozen dessert sector.
Elon Musk's Trillionaire Status: Why Extreme Wealth Is Harmful
Elon Musk becomes the first trillionaire, sparking debate on extreme wealth. Economist Ingrid Robeyns argues for a 'wealth line' to curb harmful concentration.
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British Council faces more job cuts to repay £197m loan
The British Council may cut more jobs and close operations in 11 countries to repay a £197m Covid-era loan, as it remains loss-making, the National Audit Office reports.
Rain Exhibition at National Library of Scotland
A new exhibition at the National Library of Scotland explores how rainfall has shaped Scottish science, literature, history and identity, featuring James Hutton, Minnie the Minx, and Macbeth.
Hanson Attacks Journalist Over Daughter's Job
Senator Pauline Hanson launched a personal attack on a Guardian journalist after being asked about her daughter's taxpayer-funded political adviser role, accusing the journalist of obsession.
Hospitality Exploits Summer VAT Cut on Kids' Meals
Pubs and restaurants devise schemes to exploit a temporary VAT cut on children's meals, with one Kensington venue offering a £25 'kids' menu of snails and anchovy butter toast.
Capital Gains Tax: More People Now Have to Pay
Capital gains tax rules have changed, pulling more taxpayers into the net. Learn how to reduce your bill with allowances, Isas, and other strategies.
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UK Inflation Holds at 2.8% as Food Price Rise Slows
UK inflation unexpectedly remained at 2.8% in May, as rising energy costs from the Iran conflict were offset by slower food price increases, easing pressure on the Bank of England.
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