FCA faces four legal challenges over £9.1bn car loan compensation scheme
FCA faces four lawsuits over £9.1bn compensation scheme for car loan victims, from Consumer Voice and three lenders.
FCA faces four lawsuits over £9.1bn compensation scheme for car loan victims, from Consumer Voice and three lenders.
Soaring energy costs drive families to charcoal, threatening forests and wildlife in Africa and Asia.
Gold Crest Holidays, a UK family-run coach tour operator, has ceased trading after 30 years, cancelling all future holidays.
Tesco recalls three pasta salads over Salmonella fears; FSA warns not to eat products with specific use-by dates.
AB InBev reports unexpected Q1 sales volume growth of 0.8%, driven by beer brands, as it looks to capitalise on the 2026 Fifa World Cup.
European fishing fleets accused of illegally netting tuna in Indian Ocean, according to NGO reports presented to EU and tuna commission.
Manchester United are linked with midfielders Manu Kone, Aurelien Tchouameni and Carlos Baleba in the latest transfer news, with a £43m bid for Kone reported.
Celtic agree record £11m+ deal for Kasper Hogh, Rangers eye creative signings, Hearts land Laurent Mendy, and more in today's transfer window roundup.
Lloyds Bank research reveals buyers can save over £230,000 by moving to postcodes next to Britain's most expensive areas, with savings up to 47%.
Cape Town's housing crisis deepens as Airbnb is blamed for rising costs, with property prices up 31% and over 400,000 on social housing waiting lists.
Montenegro offers cheap flights from £17 and pints from £2, with no EU Entry/Exit System hassle. A beautiful alternative to Croatia.
Rochdale's Local Plan aims to build nearly 11,000 homes by 2039, focusing growth around railway stations and introducing tram-train technology.
DWP warns 400,000 ESA claimants to switch to Universal Credit by March 2026 or lose benefits, with 3-month deadline after migration letters.
ASA bans Sanex TV ad for suggesting black skin is problematic and white skin is superior, ruling it reinforced negative racial stereotypes.
TUI named UK's most unreliable airline for 2025 with only 57.5% on-time flights. Virgin Atlantic and Loganair top punctuality at 81%.
State pensioners born after 1951 (men) or 1953 (women) will receive £965 from the DWP this Friday. August bank holidays may shift payment dates.
M40 southbound closed after a bitumen spill from a tanker collision; recovery efforts ongoing, resurfacing needed, causing long delays.
Paramedic Gareth Hopkins, 43, is critically ill after a cardiac arrest near the London Marathon finish line. He was running for Age UK in memory of his grandmother.
Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny top Spotify all-time charts; The Weeknd, Drake, Ariana Grande follow.
Two mothers named among three killed in A46 crash near Leicester. Police appeal for witnesses after fatal collision.
Rail fares in Great Britain rose 5.1% in a year, with advance tickets in the south-east up nearly 10%, outpacing inflation and sparking affordability concerns.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting announces £237m for new and expanded community diagnostic centres to improve timely cancer diagnosis across England.
Tesco's Finest range sales jump 18% as home dining boom driven by high restaurant prices boosts UK supermarket's market share.
Bourton-on-the-Water councillor says 'TikTok tourists' exploit the village for content, causing litter and harassment. Over-tourism blamed as motion to address issues fails.
Donald Trump's tariff threats on Mexico, Canada, and China spark global trade fears, hitting European carmakers and raising concerns for UK and EU economies.
BrewDog co-founder James Watt apologises after 200,000 small investors lose £75m in sale to Tilray for £33m, leaving many empty-handed.
Climate Council analysis finds half of residents in Australia's five largest cities lack access to frequent public transport, with lower-income areas worst affected.
The Middle East conflict is driving up UK energy, mortgage and food costs, hitting the poorest hardest, warns economist Richard Partington.
Liverpool ranked second most welcoming city in England after London, according to Travel Bird study. Surpasses Amsterdam, Vienna, Madrid.
Paige Calland, furloughed during the pandemic, turned her love of stationery into a £100k-a-year wedding invitation business operating from her garage in Leigh.