Martin Lewis urges passport checks before April fee hike
Martin Lewis warns UK travellers to renew passports before April 8 fee rise: adult fee increases to £102, child to £66.50.
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Wild trail running: three scenic UK routes for beginners
Discover three wild trail runs in Britain's national parks, from a Lake District mini-mountain to Devon's coast and Yorkshire's Pen-y-Ghent.
Don't Skip Child Benefit: HMRC State Pension Warning
Tax experts warn skipping Child Benefit due to the high income charge could create gaps in National Insurance credits toward your State Pension.
Rodri to Miss FA Cup Semi-Final, Confirms Guardiola
Rodri will miss Manchester City's FA Cup semi-final against Southampton, says Pep Guardiola, with John Stones' involvement unclear.
Corrections: Awaab's Law, Italy's Coastline, Podcast
Corrections to Guardian articles include Awaab's Law applying to social landlords, Italy's 8,000km coastline, and the Mystic Mates podcast name.
Field and French fire Wigan to comeback win at Leigh
Wigan came from 8-0 down to beat Leigh 20-8 and move second in Super League, two points behind leaders Leeds, after tries from Jai Field and Bevan French.
Killer Sudoku 1,033: Rules and How to Find the Solution
Killer Sudoku 1,033: standard rules apply, but dotted-line cages sum to corner figures, no repeats. Completed puzzle appears in the next Guardian issue.
The Guardian summer puzzles supplement 2026: all answers
Here are the full answers to every puzzle in the Guardian's 2026 summer puzzles supplement, including Sudoku, crosswords, Slitherlink, Suguru and more.
Adani pays no tax despite $1bn Queensland coal revenue
Adani will pay no company tax despite generating almost $1bn from coal mining in Queensland, with accounts showing a $340.6m loss offsetting revenues.
Bessent's notepad reveals US plan to buy Japanese yen
A notepad captured by Reuters showed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's "to do" list including a plan for the US to buy $5bn-$10bn in Japanese yen.
Petrol to top $2 as fuel excise discount ends
Petrol prices are set to top $2 a litre and diesel $2.40 after the government confirmed the fuel excise discount will end, adding 16 cents a litre from Sunday.
Bali Run Club Controversy Ignites Digital Nomad Tensions
A university lecturer's rejection from a Bali run club has ignited a national debate over the impact of digital nomads, tourism and local resentment.
ECB official: climate crisis threatens financial stability
ECB official Frank Elderson warns climate and nature breakdown is a growing threat to core financial stability, as wildfires rage across Europe.
Spider-Man and Ariana Grande lead the week's entertainment
Spider-Man: Brand New Day hits cinemas and Ariana Grande releases Petal. Plus Summer Walker, Ted Lasso and more in our week's culture roundup.
Proteinmaxxing may raise baby formula prices, experts warn
The proteinmaxxing trend and rising use of weight-loss drugs are pushing whey protein prices up, and experts warn infant formula costs could follow.
Rabat: Unesco World Book Capital with a seaside twist
Rabat is this year's Unesco World Book Capital, but as Ben Aitken discovers, the Moroccan capital's real appeal lies in its kasbah, food and seaside atmosphere.
Australia's Commonwealth Games 2026: triumphs and tears
From Georgia Godwin's gymnastics gold and a 5,000m one-two to a tearful judo defeat, these images capture Australia's Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
M&S crotchless knickers: experts say outrage overblown
M&S selling Ann Summers crotchless knickers has sparked online outrage, but experts call it a natural step in the retailer's underwear evolution.
US needs a landslide to halt democracy erosion
A landslide defeat for Trump in November's midterms is the only way to reverse US democracy's decline, argues Timothy Garton Ash, with under 100 days left.
Booking.com guests face refund battles when stays go wrong
One family paid £334 for alternative accommodation after a shabby Batumi apartment, while Booking.com offered just £36 credits, leaving travellers out of pocket.
Nigel Farage lies low as Reform UK poll lead slips
Nigel Farage is lying low as Burnham dominates the news agenda, Reform's poll lead slips and his approval ratings sink ahead of the Clacton byelection.
Dover residents split over small boats row
Dover residents are divided: some say rightwing influencers and politicians exploit the town over small boats, others say they highlight a real problem.
Best and worst supermarket anchovies: taste test
Supermarket taste test: Waitrose No 1 Cantabrian anchovies were the best buy in our 10-brand taste test, while John West's were intense, salty and foul.
Flatiron building enters new era with $58.5m apartments
The historic Flatiron building in New York City opens to residents this fall, with 36 apartments priced up to $58.5m after a seven-year renovation.
Tour de France Femmes 2026 stage one live from Lausanne
Live coverage of stage one of the Tour de France Femmes 2026, with the women's cycling race getting under way in Lausanne. Follow the latest updates as the opening stage unfolds.
Suzuki Vitara reaches 436,000 miles on original engine and gearbox
A Suzuki Vitara has clocked up 436,500 miles in under 10 years, still on its original engine, gearbox and exhaust, before being traded in.
M&S skeptic won over by 70p washing-up liquid that lasts a month
A shopper who avoided M&S now recommends its cleaning range after finding a 70p washing-up liquid that lasts a month.
UK and EU strike post-Brexit trade deal on Christmas Eve
UK and EU agree a post-Brexit trade deal on Christmas Eve, avoiding a no-deal exit and securing tariff-free trade in goods.
Zero-hours contracts: The hidden toll on UK tourism staff
New figures suggest zero-hours contracts in the UK are far more common than thought, with tourism workers facing insecurity and fluctuating pay.
Mars makes major change to M&Ms, Snickers and Maltesers
Mars has unveiled its Christmas range, adding Crispy M&M's Mini Santas, a Snickers & Friends selection box and Maltesers White Box to supermarket shelves.
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