Littler targets historic darts clean sweep after win
Teenager Luke Littler kept his World Matchplay crown with an 18-9 win over Gerwyn Price, aiming to win all eight PDC ranking titles in 2026.
Category : Business
Monzo Job Scam Tool Cuts Losses by 63% as UK Fraud Surges
Monzo's new tool reduces job scam losses by 63%, blocking £380k and warning 34k customers amid 133% rise in UK fraud reports.
Burnham's Unfunded Pledges Spark Fiscal Worries
Andy Burnham's early spending pledges without clear funding sources raise concerns about UK finances, economists warn, as inherited debt nears £3 trillion.
Lloyds and Barclays outages hit UK customers
Hundreds of UK bank customers report issues accessing accounts at Lloyds, Barclays, Halifax, Monzo, and HSBC on Monday afternoon.
10 Romantic UK Getaways: From Shepherds' Huts to a Welsh Chateau
Discover 10 romantic UK getaways, from Somerset shepherds' huts with hot tubs to a Welsh chateau, perfect for a cosy weekend break.
Trump Media Calls for Probe into Hedge Fund’s Short Bet
Trump Media urges SEC to investigate London hedge fund Qube over alleged illegal short selling of DJT stock.
Resolution Foundation calls for scrapping state pension triple lock
Resolution Foundation says state pension triple lock should be scrapped, saving £650m, but Silver Voices warns of political backlash.
US and Iran Strikes Cause Severe Flight Disruption Across Middle East
US and Israeli strikes on Iran trigger retaliatory attacks, closing major Middle East airports. Thousands of flights cancelled, travellers stranded.
Dad's seat swap plan backfires, passenger gets business class
A passenger on an eight-hour flight was asked to swap seats with a dad, but the offer was a trick. The flight attendant gave the passenger the business class seat instead.
Labour overtakes Reform in poll after Burnham PM
Labour has overtaken Reform UK in a new poll after Andy Burnham became Prime Minister, with a four-point jump to 28%.
Burnham unveils cost of living aid: VAT, bus, rates
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a VAT cut on electricity from October, a £2 bus fare cap from January 2027, and a 20% business rates cut for hospitality.
Woodville Consultants collapses into administration with £250m debts
Woodville Consultants, a Welsh litigation funder, has entered administration after investors obtained a court order over unpaid loans totalling £250 million.
Expert Shares Best Method to Dry Bedding Indoors Without a Tumble Dryer
Expert Lucy Ackroyd shares tips for drying bedding indoors without a tumble dryer, using bannisters, interior doors, and other household fixtures.
TV Licence fee set to increase from April 2026 - who can get it free
TV Licence fee rises to £180 from April 2026. Learn who can get a free or discounted licence, including over-75s on Pension Credit and blind persons.
Colosseum Director Dismisses Rave Rumours, Outlines Concert Plans
Rome's Colosseum director clarifies no raves planned, envisions calm concerts and cultural events at ancient amphitheatre.
Students Seek 'AI-Proof' Degrees as Job Market Shifts
College students are switching majors to prepare for an AI-dominated job market, focusing on human skills like critical thinking and communication.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday: How to Spot Genuine Bargains and Avoid Buyer’s Remorse
How to avoid being ripped off on Black Friday and Cyber Monday with expert tips on genuine bargains, price tracking, and budgeting.
GreenWood Family Park in North Wales Acquired
GreenWood Forest Park in North Wales has been acquired by the Wood Family Group, with plans for new rides and attractions. The park attracts 150,000 visitors annually.
Burnham Hints at Council Tax Reform as Economists Back Property Tax
Andy Burnham warns of 'big decisions' on council tax as economists propose a proportional annual charge based on property values to replace stamp duty and council tax.
Airport security swab tests: What they actually detect
Airport security swab tests detect tiny traces of explosives, not drugs, using ion mobility spectrometry, and false positives can occur, explains scientist Caroline Steel.
Ryanair Axes German Routes and Drops 'Hawaii of Europe' Flights
Ryanair cuts routes from German airports and abandons Azores flights from March 2026, blaming fees and taxes. Up to 800,000 seats lost in Germany.
Car insurance premiums stable as repair costs continue to rise
UK car insurance premiums stable at £560 average despite rising repair costs and claims, says ABI.
Carly Simon reveals Parkinson's and cancer diagnoses
Carly Simon, 83, reveals she has Parkinson's disease and was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma, but says she 'won't stop living' and has new music coming.
Thai Airways Cancels 46 Flights Across Network, Including Heathrow, in May 2026
Thai Airways cancels 46 flights in May 2026 due to rising fuel prices and low demand, affecting routes from London Heathrow and across Asia and Europe.
MOVA C10 Spot Cleaner: Double Discount for Deep Messes
The MOVA C10 Spot Cleaner, now with double discount, tackles deep stains on carpets and upholstery with powerful suction and lightweight design.
Trump's Gaza Riviera Plan Sparks Outrage Amid Blair's Leaked White House Visit
Trump's Gaza Riviera plan faces global backlash; Tony Blair's leaked White House meeting raises questions about UK involvement.
Why some lottery winner marriages end - adviser explains
Lottery winners adviser Andy Carter says sudden wealth only highlights existing tensions in relationships, explaining why some marriages end after a jackpot win.
French Open Groundskeepers Use Salt and Water to Save Clay Courts from Heat Wave
French Open groundskeepers battle heat wave by extra watering and spreading calcium chloride to prevent clay courts from cracking and ensure player safety.
Seven dining etiquette mistakes to avoid in Italy
Avoid common dining etiquette mistakes in Italy: no cappuccino after breakfast, no Parmesan on seafood, and respect the fixed meal order.
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