DWP Confirms £300 Winter Fuel Payment Date for Pensioners
DWP confirms £300 Winter Fuel Payment for pensioners in Nov/Dec 2025. Some must claim by post from Sept 15 or phone from Oct 15. Scam warning issued.
DWP confirms £300 Winter Fuel Payment for pensioners in Nov/Dec 2025. Some must claim by post from Sept 15 or phone from Oct 15. Scam warning issued.
Keir Starmer hints at tax hikes, vows tough decisions in first Downing Street press conference since Labour's landslide election win.
Labour announces fines and penalties for late payments to suppliers, aiming to cut £11bn cost to economy and support small businesses.
Following Maduro's seizure, control over Venezuela's £1.4bn gold reserves in London remains unresolved amid ongoing legal battle.
Gordon Ramsay has opened his first Cheshire restaurant inside Fairmont Cheshire, The Mere, offering fine dining with signature dishes like £60 beef wellington.
A journalist reviews the Smithsonian Starstruck immersive VR experience at London's Science Museum, describing a 45-minute journey through deep space for £24 that left him in awe.
Global shares tumble as weak US jobs data sparks recession fears. FTSE 100 lowest since April, Nikkei 225 suffers worst drop since 1987.
Air India confirms no faults found on other Boeing 787s after crash that killed 260; US investigators focus on captain's actions.
Foreign Office warns UK tourists in Turkey after 124 alcohol poisoning deaths from counterfeit spirits linked to high taxes and inflation.
18-year-old Brandon Pryde died after driving a stolen BMW wrong way on M60, killing David Faulkner. Inquest hears police pursuit details.
DWP announces 4.8% State Pension and 3.8% benefit increases from April 2026, affecting millions of claimants.
Reckitt prioritises staff safety amid Iran conflict, uncertain price impacts; reports profit rise but warns of weak cold/flu season.
Karen Millen’s We Saved You a Seat campaign features workwear essentials chosen by Elizabeth Day, Louise Roe, and Sharmadean Reid, with prices from £79 to £399.
A new £12 million bogie drop system at Cardiff's Canton depot will enable faster repairs of train wheels and underframes, improving reliability and punctuality across south Wales.
Alaska Airlines grounds flights nationwide due to an IT outage, the second such incident this year. Passengers report delays and frustration.
Supreme Court quashes Libor convictions of Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo, sparking questions about SFO prosecution and UK appeals system.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends her Budget, condemns leaks, and says income tax decision was agreed with PM Starmer. She rules out further major tax changes but reserves the right to act if needed.
In a comparison test, the Flash Dust Magnet outperformed standard polish, cleaning skirting boards in two swipes without bending or dust flying.
Baileys doesn't need fridge storage; lasts two years at room temp. Plumbing experts warn against pouring down sink due to fat content causing blockages.
Nearly 900,000 pensioners are missing out on Pension Credit worth £4,300/year on average. Find out if you qualify and how to claim.
Albanese presents CGT and negative gearing changes to parliament, with possible business carve-outs. Pre-election tax offsets included. Opposition and Greens react.
JMW Turner's watercolour Sunrise Over The Sea, estimated at £600,000-£800,000, will be auctioned at Christie's on July 4. The painting depicts Margate and dates from his final years.
City investor warns bond markets could force Rachel Reeves to deliver a second budget if yields spike; Franklin Templeton's David Zahn says 6% yield would be unsustainable.
Mikel Arteta gives Arsenal squad two days off; Bukayo Saka and Jurrien Timber close to returning ahead of Newcastle match.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has confirmed he will not scrap stamp duty, dismissing reports of the property tax being abolished as untrue, after speculation over the weekend.
Plans for an Aldi at a disused IKEA distribution centre in Blaydon, Gateshead, have received 95% support from 579 public responses, creating 40 jobs.
Tala's best-selling DayFlex leggings, featuring a secret inside pocket and sweetheart contouring, are reduced to £29.50 in the summer sale, with up to 60% off.
Tesco chairman John Allan says food firms may be using inflation as an excuse for unjustified price hikes, as food costs rise at fastest rate since 1977.
Research shows two-thirds of UK households rarely make puddings; English Heritage warns they could vanish in 50 years.
Walmart was aware of exploding water bottle lids for seven years before recalling 850,000 Ozark Trail bottles after two users suffered partial blindness.