UK House Prices Rise £4,333 in May Amid North-South Divide
House prices rose 1.2% in May, but annual fall of 0.3% masks North-South divide. North leads, South sees falls. Buyer choice at 11-year high.
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Worker fired 47 seconds into job after panic attack
A healthcare worker claims they were sacked 47 seconds into their first day after a panic attack, alleging disability discrimination. They filed a complaint with Sweden's Equality Ombudsman.
Phoenixism in UK Recruitment Firms Costs Taxpayers Millions
Phoenixism in UK recruitment firms is costing taxpayers millions in unpaid taxes, with HMRC losing about £800m annually.
Merrie England coffee shop chain closes after 60 years
West Yorkshire coffee shop chain Merrie England has closed all six sites after 60 years, blaming soaring costs and government policy for trading troubles including increased costs and reduced footfall.
Virgin Atlantic engineer crushed to death at Heathrow
Georgie Buxton, a Virgin Atlantic engineer, has died after being crushed by a Boeing 787-9 at Heathrow Airport, with the Met Police and HSE investigating.
Help clean up nurdles on North East beaches
Volunteers are needed to clear 25 tonnes of nurdles from North East beaches after a collision in the Port of Tyne. Fresh guidance and clean-up schedules have been issued.
Unique swimming spot found at Edinburgh sculpture park
A TikToker revealed that Jupiter Artland sculpture garden in Edinburgh offers wild swimming in its famous pond and a heated pool, surprising many.
New restaurants coming to former Bury town centre church
Two new restaurants are set to open in a former Bury church building after planning permission was granted. The venues will use space above a supermarket and an adjoining building.
Man Charged with Stealing £1m Streetlamps in County Durham
John O'Sullivan, 20, faces 38 theft charges over £1m streetlamps and lanterns stolen across England, including County Durham. Grade II listed 1950s lamps were allegedly taken from Cambridge.
Recovery Olympics Tenth Anniversary at Stirling
The Recovery Olympics, a sports day for addiction recovery, celebrated its tenth anniversary in Stirling with 150 participants from 18 communities across Scotland.
Australian Workers See Real Wage Growth as Pay Outpaces Inflation
Australian wages outpace inflation with 1% real growth, but OECD data shows disposable incomes still falling amid cost-of-living pressures.
French factory worker hides £15m lottery win from son
A French factory worker won £15m on the lottery, buying a villa and five cars, but keeps the news from his son to teach him the value of money.
Nick Ferrari's Jeep Stolen in Rising Car Theft Wave
Nick Ferrari recounts how his Jeep was stolen from a locked driveway amid a UK car theft epidemic, criticising car makers for keyless entry flaws.
Trump claims US will control Venezuelan oil for years
Trump claims US will control Venezuelan oil for years, with full cooperation from interim president Delcy Rodríguez, as US seizes tankers and manages oil sales.
Amazon £24 Airport Outfit Gets Rave Reviews
Shoppers are snapping up a £24 two-piece co-ord from Amazon, praising it as the perfect airport outfit for style and comfort.
Investec Save offers 5% three-year fixed bond
Investec Save's Fixed Rate Saver pays 5% gross/AER on a three-year bond, a market-leading return not seen since 2024, with £5,000 minimum and £250,000 limit.
The 'ship time' tripwire: why cruise passengers become 'pier runners'
Forgetting 'ship time' is a common reason cruise passengers miss their departure, experts say. Here are tips to avoid becoming a 'pier runner'.
Two Men Arrested in SFO Investigation into £20m Cryptocurrency Fraud
SFO arrests two men, raiding sites in West Yorkshire and London, over suspected £20m cryptocurrency fraud involving scheme Basis Markets.
Jimmy Choo Flash Perfume Drops to £24 in Amazon Spring Sale
Jimmy Choo Flash perfume 60ml reduced from £56.31 to £24.65 in Amazon spring sale. Floral scent with top notes of pink pepper and strawberry.
Use a Hair Dryer to Boost Radiator Efficiency and Save on Energy Bills
Cleaning radiators with a hair dryer on cool setting can improve heating efficiency and lower energy bills, experts say.
Stacey Solomon's Solar Lights Cheaper Than Amazon at Glow
Stacey Solomon's solar garden lights are cheaper at Glow.co.uk than Amazon, at £13.99 for a set of two lanterns.
Aldi Offers 10 Winners £100 Vouchers for Summer
Aldi is giving 10 lucky readers the chance to win £100 worth of vouchers to spend in store this summer, helping families stock cupboards without stretching budgets.
Liverpool Yet to Open Talks With PSG Over Barcola
Liverpool have not yet opened talks with Paris Saint-Germain for winger Bradley Barcola despite reports in France of a verbal agreement, with any deal expected to cost over £100m.
B&M's £18 Fire Basket 'Adds Warmth' and 'Ideal for Parties'
B&M's £18 Fire Basket adds warmth and is ideal for garden parties, available in-store. Also, Solar String Lights reduced to £7.50.
Media and Entertainment Layoffs Continue Across Industry
A wave of layoffs hits major media companies including Disney, ESPN, Microsoft, and Meta as the sector restructures.
Ukrainian Ground Robots Transform War With Russia
Ukraine's use of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) is revolutionising the war with Russia, reducing infantry losses and transforming battlefield tactics.
Tinsel and Home Alone back in style as TikTok seeks comfort in #90sChristmas
TikTok's #90sChristmas trend surges as Home Alone and tinsel inspire 2024 decor, reflecting nostalgia for comfort in uncertain times.
Armed Police Raid Sydney Home During Property Inspection
NSW police raid two Sydney homes under firearms orders after alleged threats against police station.
Lightweight jacket now £27, hailed as smart and versatile
Next's Ecru Lightweight Collarless Bomber Jacket is half price at £27, down from £55. Shoppers praise it as 'very smart' and ideal for summer evenings.
Mum Leaves UK for Bali, Fills Moped for £4
A mother of three who moved her family to Bali to escape the UK cost of living says she now fills her moped for just £4, a fraction of UK prices.
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