Labour Plans to Ban Boiling Lobsters Alive in Animal Welfare Overhaul
Labour's Animal Welfare Manifesto proposes banning boiling lobsters alive, trophy hunting imports, and animal testing, among other reforms.
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UK Pet Laws: What You Must Know Before Leaving Your Cat or Dog Home Alone
UK pet laws under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 require owners to ensure pets' five basic needs, even when left alone. No specific time limit exists, but neglect can lead to fines or prison.
Thatcher's Housing Legacy: How Policies Created UK Housing Crisis
Margaret Thatcher's housing policies, including right-to-buy and mortgage subsidies, contributed to the UK's current housing crisis by polarising tenures and increasing inequality.
Simple Oven Hack for Crispy Pizza Every Time
Culinary experts reveal a simple oven temperature hack to ensure frozen pizzas come out crispy every time, mimicking restaurant-quality results.
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Interior Designer Warns Against 2 Trends For A Timeless Home
Interior designer Bee Janaye warns against wall panelling in new builds and overuse of LED lighting, among other trends, for a timeless home.
Forget a Trolley Coin: Use Your Key Instead
Shopper reveals how to unlock supermarket trolleys using a key instead of a £1 coin, in a viral Instagram hack.
Costco Grants Early Access To Executive Members In UK
Costco introduces exclusive early shopping hours for Executive Members in the UK, starting September 1, sparking mixed reactions.
Sony Launches Giant Waterproof Xperia Z Ultra to Challenge Samsung
Sony announces Xperia Z Ultra, a 6.4-inch waterproof Android phone, to compete with Samsung's large-screen devices.
British Gas Offers Decade Of Free Energy In June Draw
British Gas launches prize draw offering £16,410, equivalent to a decade of free energy, for one lucky customer in June.
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Wired Headphones Make a Comeback as Bluetooth Backlash Grows
Wired headphone sales surge as consumers reject Bluetooth for better sound and simplicity, sparking a cultural trend.
Home Bargains 'Shopping Frenzy' Over Mrs Hinch's New £3 Candle Lamp
Home Bargains' Mrs Hinch collection sells out as shoppers rush for £2.99 tealight candle lamp, sparking TikTok frenzy.
Financial Advice More Accessible And Affordable For Families
Financial advice is becoming more affordable for UK families, with firms offering low-cost options and AI reducing costs.
London Dachshund Walk Sets Guinness World Record
342 dachshunds set a Guinness World Record in London for the largest dachshund dog walk, raising £20,000 for animal rescue centres.
Jon Richardson Embarks on New Chapter with Yorkshire Pub Rescue
Jon Richardson steps back from stand-up to restore a Yorkshire pub, following his divorce and a brief stint on Waterloo Road.
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Marston’s Pubs Offer Commemorative World Cup Glasses for England Fans
Marston's pubs in Hull and East Yorkshire offer limited-edition World Cup pint glasses for England fans, available from June 11.
Starbucks UK Sales Plunge Amid Consumer Shift
Starbucks reports smaller-than-expected sales drop as new CEO's turnaround efforts begin to show early signs of success.
Tesco Easter 2026 Opening Times: Key Changes and Pay Rise Details
Tesco Easter 2026 opening times vary by store type and region. Pay rise to £13.28 per hour announced for workers.
Nationwide Warns on Credit Card Limit Increases
Nationwide urges caution for credit card users considering limit increases. Key factors include affordability and debt risks. Learn more about credit cards and how to choose wisely.
15 Classic 90s TV Ads That Wouldn't Air Today
15 classic 90s and 2000s UK TV adverts that would be considered unacceptable today due to changing social norms.
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Tom Kerridge’s M&S cookware range ‘gives Le Creuset a run for its money’
Tom Kerridge’s affordable M&S cookware range impresses in tests, offering versatile, durable pieces that rival premium brands like Le Creuset.
UK Banks Hit by 33 Days of IT Outages in Two Years, MPs Reveal
UK banks suffered 33 days of IT outages over two years, affecting millions, MPs report. Barclays, NatWest, HSBC among worst hit.
Dutch Frites House Opens in Manchester's Northern Quarter
Smaak, a Dutch and Belgian-inspired Frites House, opens on Back Turner Street in Manchester's Northern Quarter, offering truffle fries, bitterballen, and more.
Evesham's Riverside Centre: A Festive Ghost Town
Evesham's Riverside Centre, once a festive hub, now stands abandoned, mirroring the decline of other UK shopping centres with graffiti, litter, and uncertain futures.
Met Chief Backs Morrisons Manager Sacked for Confronting Shoplifter
Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley backs Morrisons manager sacked for confronting a shoplifter, calling the decision 'bewildering'.
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Primark's £14 Polka Dot Dress 'Perfect for Staying Cool' This Summer
Primark's viral £14 Polka Dot Mesh Halterneck Mini Dress is perfect for staying cool this summer, available in blue or white.
Cambridgeshire Chef Uses CCTV to Debunk 'Dishonest' Restaurant Reviews
Cambridgeshire chef Jackie Wan uses CCTV to fact-check negative reviews, posting timestamps to debunk false claims.
Romeo Beckham Launches Intra Sportswear Label Amid Family Brand Criticism
Romeo Beckham launches sportswear label Intra, with family posing in Ibiza. Critics cite nepotism and Brooklyn's past warnings about Brand Beckham.
HMRC Accepted ‘Tolerable’ Risk of Harm in Child Benefit Crackdown
HMRC accepted 'tolerable' risk of harm in child benefit fraud crackdown, despite flawed Home Office data causing thousands of legitimate claims to be suspended.
DWP State Pension Errors: Thousands of Older Women May Be Owed Back Payments
Former minister warns DWP State Pension errors may mean thousands of older women are owed back payments of up to £2,000 annually.
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B&M's £6 Lantern Adds Glow to Gardens, But Stock Is Low
B&M is selling a solar-powered iridescent metal lantern for £6, but shoppers must act fast as 'Hurry Low Stock' warning applies. In-store collection only.
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