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.
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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.
Puzzlewood: The Gloucestershire Forest That Star Wars Filmed Its Key Scene
Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy reveals Puzzlewood in Gloucestershire was used for a key Star Wars scene, calling it the most magical forest on Earth.
Scotland's Underwater 'Wonder of the World' Hidden in Outlander Village Revealed
Culross, known for Outlander, hides the world's first underwater mine, built by Sir George Bruce and visited by James VI.
UK financial system at risk from 'wait-and-see' approach to AI, MPs warn
Treasury committee warns government and regulators over AI risks in finance, urging stress tests and guidance.
State Pension Rates Under Andy Burnham
Full list of current State Pension rates and rules as Andy Burnham takes office, including triple lock increases and new payment amounts for 2026/27.
Stock Markets Slide Amid AI Funding Fears and Middle East Tensions
Global stock markets fall on tech spending worries and Middle East conflict; oil prices surge then retreat.
Newcastle and Durham restaurants named among UK's best by Harden's Guide
House of Tides in Newcastle and Raby Hunt in Durham make Harden's Guide top 100, with 43 North East restaurants recognised.
Andy Burnham criticises council tax unfairness amid tax denial
Andy Burnham criticised council tax as unfair, but Downing Street denies plans to replace it with a 0.48% proportional property tax. Find out how the rumoured plan could affect you.
EasyJet free Teddy Trackers after 65% lost toy
easyJet launches free Teddy Trackers for children in partnership with Life360, as research shows 65% of parents report their child has lost a favourite soft toy on holiday.
UK Economy Stalls with 0.1% Growth as Business Investment Declines
UK GDP grew just 0.1% in Q4 2025, below forecasts, with falling business investment and weak consumer spending. Services flat, construction hit. Chancellor Reeves to outline growth plan.
Blair think tank urges Labour to scrap 'unaffordable' pension triple lock
Tony Blair's think tank calls on Labour to scrap the 'unaffordable' pension triple lock, warning of rising costs from an ageing population and proposing a new lifespan fund.
Wrexham close on £5m Crystal Palace defender signing
Wrexham are set to sign Crystal Palace right-back Danny Imray for £5m as the Championship club pushes for Premier League promotion under Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
Japanese Tourist Dies After Fall from Pantheon in Rome
A 69-year-old Japanese tourist died after falling seven metres from the outer wall of the Pantheon in Rome after suddenly falling ill.
Strategic Holiday Booking Could Give Britons 58 Days Off in 2026
Plan your 2026 annual leave strategically around bank holidays to enjoy up to 58 days off work using just 28 days of holiday.
Under-16s get free bus travel in England from August 1
Under-16s in England can travel by bus for free throughout August from this weekend as part of the Great British Summer Savings scheme announced by former Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
V&A Staff Vote on Strike Over Heatwave and Pay
More than 300 V&A staff are voting on strike action due to heatwave conditions, lack of water access, and pay concerns. The PCS union launched the ballot on July 23 across four London sites.
One in Five Brits Cannot Afford Summer Holidays Amid Cost of Living Crisis
New poll finds 19% of Brits cannot afford summer holidays; 30% postponed travel amid rising costs due to Middle East conflict and energy price hikes.
Labour’s Net Zero Rules Could Drive Up Rents for National Trust Tenants
Labour's proposed energy efficiency rules could make many National Trust rental homes unviable, potentially driving up rents for tenants.
Chelsea Open Talks for Danny Welbeck Transfer
Chelsea have opened talks with Brighton over a potential transfer for 35-year-old striker Danny Welbeck, who scored 14 goals last season.
Staff Redundancies Follow Kyle & Jackie O Show Cancellation at ARN Media
ARN Media begins staff cuts after axing Kyle & Jackie O show, with legal dispute and market fallout as redundancies emerge.
Bruno Fernandes earns £9.5m from image rights, contract uncertain
Bruno Fernandes earned over £9 million from image rights last season. Manchester United have no immediate plans to offer a new contract despite not wanting to lose him.
Constitutional Buildings to become hotel and restaurant
Plans have been submitted to convert the former Constitutional Club in Aberdare into a 15-unit apart-hotel with a restaurant and bar, according to a design and access statement.
Peter Kyle, the ‘tech bro’ minister charged with kickstarting UK growth
UK business secretary Peter Kyle, a 'tech bro' minister, begins trade missions to Washington and Beijing to spur growth, facing scrutiny over his close ties to big tech.
Partnership Provides Free Baked Beans, Pasta, Fruit
A partnership between Princes, Waitrose, and Felix will produce one million tins of baked beans for food banks, with additional trials for pasta and fruit to divert over 1.9 million meals.
Fundraiser for sons of murdered beauty boss Vikki Soloman
A GoFundMe appeal has been launched for the two sons of Vikki Soloman, 44, allegedly murdered by her ex-partner Lee Greenan, who later died by suicide in prison.
'House burping' gains traction as free method to combat winter condensation
Free 'house burping' method—briefly opening windows daily—gains attention as effective way to reduce winter condensation, damp and mould in UK homes.
Burnham hints at council tax overhaul – what could change
Prime Minister Andy Burnham signals potential replacement of council tax and stamp duty with proportional property tax or land value tax, aiming for fairness.
Wiltshire towns may get direct London trains again
Trowbridge and Bradford-on-Avon could see direct trains to London restored after a campaign group's petition prompted South Western Railway to launch a consultation for the 2027 timetable.
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