London house prices fall 1.9% while Yorkshire rises 3.6%, ONS figures show
London house prices fall 1.9% while Yorkshire and Humberside rise 3.6%, according to ONS figures. Average UK price stands at £227,000.
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Trump urges EU to impose 100% tariffs on India and China to pressure Russia
Trump asks EU to back 100% tariffs on India and China in push to end Russia's Ukraine war, amid legal battles over US tariffs.
Swansea man died as house 'vanished' in gas explosion, inquest told
Inquest hears Brian Lyn Davies, 68, died when his house 'disappeared' in a gas explosion in Swansea; neighbour smelled gas for two weeks before blast.
Food prices set to be 50% higher by November, says ECIU research
Research from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit suggests UK food prices will be 50% higher than in 2021, with beef and olive oil among the biggest risers.
Mum Suffers Life-Changing Injuries After Tripping on Pothole
Alison Smith, 48, lost seven teeth and suffered life-changing injuries after tripping on a pothole on the Isle of Wight, leaving her unable to work.
Mbeumo double earns Man Utd comeback win over Atletico
Bryan Mbeumo scored twice as Manchester United came from behind to defeat Atletico Madrid 2-1 and claim the Snapdragon Cup in Stockholm on Saturday.
Teenagers hurt in Scarborough beach fireworks incident as police appeal for witnesses
Two 18-year-olds injured by fireworks on Scarborough beach on Bonfire Night; air ambulance called, police appeal for witnesses.
Brothers jailed for sexually abusing girl in Trafford
Two brothers from Trafford have been jailed for sexually assaulting a young girl, with the victim saying she can finally 'fully let go of everything'.
Gregg Wallace launches legal claim against BBC over MasterChef dismissal
Gregg Wallace files High Court data protection claim against BBC seeking documents related to his sacking from MasterChef.
Motorcyclists fined £960 by new ANPR cameras at Llyn Tegid
Devon bikers face £960 in fines after new ANPR parking cameras at Llyn Tegid in Bala caught them stopping for ice cream twice, as residents protest.
Rail fares rise by average of 2.3% as new year increase takes effect
UK rail fares rise by an average of 2.3% affecting season tickets and off-peak fares, while Southern Rail strike continues.
Burnham's Domestic Plans Could Steer UK Closer to EU
Andy Burnham's domestic agenda may inadvertently align with EU priorities, making a post-Brexit reset likely as economic and geopolitical pressures mount.
Most German pilots admit napping during flights, union survey finds
Survey finds 93% of German pilots admit napping during flights, with union citing staff shortages and operational pressure.
Sunday roast ingredients 'drenched' in 102 pesticides, Greenpeace warns
Greenpeace report finds 102 pesticides, including seven EU-banned, on vegetables and soft fruit for a typical Sunday roast.
Harry's 'baffling' Taj Mahal rule for Meghan
Prince Harry asked Meghan Markle not to pose in front of the Taj Mahal before her 2018 India trip, fearing comparisons to his late mother Princess Diana.
Trump warns of aid cuts for UN states voting against Jerusalem recognition
President Trump has threatened to withhold billions of dollars in US aid from countries supporting a UN resolution against his Jerusalem decision.
British Tourists Face £216 'Sunbed Tax' in Spain as Resorts Enforce New Rule
British tourists in Spain face €250 fine for reserving sun loungers in Barcelona and Costa Blanca amid anti-tourism protests.
Bikers hit with £960 fines for ice cream stops at Llyn Tegid
Eight motorcyclists from Devon face combined fines of £960 after new ANPR cameras at Llyn Tegid in Bala caught them stopping twice for ice creams.
Chunky Muffins swingers club with dungeons for sale at £1.1m
A three-bedroom swingers club named Chunky Muffins in Frampton, Lincolnshire, is on the market for £1.1 million with dungeons, bars and a sauna.
Charity shop volunteer urges public to stop donating used make-up
A charity shop volunteer has pleaded with people to stop donating used beauty products, calling the items 'rubbish' and highlighting hygiene concerns.
Workers flee Washington factory blaze; no injuries
Workers fled a blaze that tore through Streamline PopTop in Washington; no one was hurt and firefighters spent more than 12 hours tackling the fire.
Riders stranded upside down after Knott's Berry Farm ride stops mid-air
Around 20 riders were left stranded upside down for five minutes on the Sol Spin ride at Knott's Berry Farm, California, after it stopped as a safety precaution.
‘Everyone went back to their hookah’: Dubai influencers carry on amid missile strikes
Dubai influencers keep posting luxury content amid Iranian missile strikes, mixing party scenes with war coverage and claims of safety.
Brexit casts shadow over French village's British community
Alet-les-Bains in southern France has embraced its British residents, but Brexit now threatens their future and the village's revival.
Jumilla becomes first Spanish town to ban Muslim festivals from public spaces
Jumilla in Murcia bans use of civic centres and gyms for Eid celebrations, sparking accusations of Islamophobia and constitutional breach.
Monzo urges spring subscription check to save £458 a year
Monzo survey finds UK adults spend £38 monthly on subscriptions; many unaware. Spring clean could save £458 a year.
South Korean carriers seek to block jet fuel exports, threatening Australian supplies
South Korean airlines seek to keep jet fuel at home, threatening Australian imports; China also restricting exports, driving up costs.
Modernist beach house on Scottish loch combines clean lines with rugged nature
Rock Cove, a modernist beach house on Loch Long, draws on Frank Lloyd Wright and Palm Springs design, with cantilevered living spaces and durable materials.
Reform UK deputy leader's firm accused of breaking tax law over dividends
Richard Tice's company Quidnet REIT accused of failing to pay withholding tax on dividends, with unpaid tax estimated at £120,000.
Greene King sells Old Speckled Hen to Spanish brewer Damm
Greene King sells Old Speckled Hen to Spain's Damm, continuing foreign takeover trend. Brewing moves to Bedford.
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