PM: UK may need written constitution as approach changes
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.
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Electric car owners can save up to £100 with Pod Rewards
Electric car owners can save up to £100 a year via Pod Rewards, a new smart charging scheme launched in February 2026 that pays drivers for off-peak charging.
US sues Southern California Edison for $77m over wildfire damage
US government sues Southern California Edison for $77m over negligence in Eaton and Fairview wildfires, seeking damages for forest damage and firefighting costs.
Charli XCX fans freak out as they learn her real age
Charli XCX is celebrating her 34th birthday today, leaving Gen Z fans stunned as some only just realise the Brat singer is a Millennial, not Gen Z.
Neighbour steals water from outdoor tap to maintain garden
A man is fuming after discovering his neighbour has been using his outdoor tap to water her own garden, costing him a fortune on his water bill
Louvre heist: police hunt four suspects after priceless jewellery stolen
Thieves stole eight pieces of historic jewellery from the Louvre's Apollon gallery, including a Napoleon necklace, in a daylight raid.
Former pub site reduced to hole in the ground with £500,000 guide price
The former Mostyn Arms pub in Menai Bridge has been reduced to a hole in the ground and is going to auction with a guide price of £500,000.
Sadiq Khan warns AI could cause 'mass unemployment' in London without action
London mayor Sadiq Khan warns AI could cause mass unemployment unless ministers act, citing risks to white-collar jobs and announcing a taskforce.
Morrisons launches AI trolley trial as it cuts 200 head office jobs
Morrisons begins three-month trial of AI Caper Carts at Preston store, while facing criticism from staff and cutting hundreds of jobs.
UK Supermarkets Step Up Efforts to Cut Plastic Waste
UK supermarkets are reducing plastic packaging, banning cotton buds, and supporting deposit schemes to meet a government pledge to eliminate avoidable plastic waste by 2042.
Three UK businesses enter administration as failures surge
Three UK companies – Muscle Food, Mask Logic and Hood Property Cardrona – have fallen into administration, with administrations up 41% in January.
Halifax to close 15 bank branches in 10 weeks - full list
Halifax closes 15 branches in next 10 weeks as it shifts to Lloyds, sparking concern that older and vulnerable customers lose face-to-face banking.
ISA savers urged to review accounts as balances soar £38bn
ISA savers are urged to review accounts after cash ISA balances rose by £38bn in early 2026 ahead of the April 2027 cut in the tax-free allowance to £12,000.
Nitro reveals what he always does with Bradley Walsh
The Gladiators star Nitro reveals the one thing he always does with Bradley Walsh, and also his new role as HomeServe's first Personal Drainer
Banish flies with one food you likely already have
Roasting coffee beans in the oven for 10 to 15 minutes can stop flies entering your home, pest control expert Vicki Hall said on This Morning, alongside other kitchen-item tricks.
State Pension August payments: Two-digit NI code decides day
State Pension payments of up to £965 will be issued in August, with the payment day determined by the two-digit code at the end of a National Insurance number.
Benidorm Cheltenham fans hit by rain as home course basks in sunshine
Cheltenham Festival fans in Benidorm face rain while the home course enjoys sunshine, but cheap drinks and hotels keep the Spanish resort popular.
Existing care workers could be exempt from stricter immigration rules, Burnham considers
Andy Burnham considers exempting existing care workers from stricter immigration rules as part of social care reforms, with speech due next week.
Google Job Interview Brainteaser Leaves People Stumped
A brainteaser once used in Google job interviews asks which prisoner can correctly shout their hat colour first; the answer is prisoner two.
Flying saucer close-encounter with jet at Gatwick
An Airbus A319 approaching London Gatwick was buzzed by a disc-shaped 'flying saucer'; the UK Airprox Board ruled the jet's safety had been reduced.
Tesla recalls 10,500 Powerwall 2 batteries in US over fire risk
Tesla recalls 10,500 Powerwall 2 home batteries in the US over fire risk after 22 overheating reports; no injuries, free replacements offered.
Australia's energy crisis: the 'perfect storm' driving up prices
Australia's east coast energy crisis deepens with soaring prices and supply shortages, blamed on coal outages, winter demand and the Ukraine war.
Free Argos Plant Pots via TopCashback This Weekend
Shoppers can get a set of three Wham Vista Plastic Planters for free at Argos this weekend by signing up to TopCashback and claiming £15 cashback.
Royal Mail rejects £3k bullion claim, taxi driver says
A Southport taxi driver claims Royal Mail refused compensation after £3,000 of silver bullion disappeared from a Special Delivery parcel sent to Blackpool.
Ollie Cooper close to Swansea City exit as loan nears
Ollie Cooper is close to leaving Swansea City on loan, with a move to League One likely, Vitor Matos has confirmed, as the midfielder seeks regular football.
British Man Found Dead in Street in Ibiza Holiday Resort
British man found dead in street near Ibiza Twiins hotel in Playa d'en Bossa; police probe possible drug link.
El Santo Glasgow dog-friendly restaurant one of best meals
El Santo, Glasgow's dog-friendly Latin American restaurant on Miller Street, serves one of the best meals in the city, says reviewer Nicola Croal.
Money Confidence Gap 'Hinders UK Social Mobility', Study Finds
Study finds background drives money confidence gap, with fewer from working-class backgrounds saving or investing. Coaching and financial education could help.
Delta strives to curb rising cancellations ahead of summer rush
Delta Air Lines faces higher-than-usual cancellations, prompting action on pilot staffing before the busy summer season, despite remaining the most profitable US carrier.
Temu Christmas shoppers warned over forced labour risk, says MP
MP Alicia Kearns warns Temu shoppers risk buying forced labour goods, citing US investigation and Uyghur concerns.
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