Daily Horoscope July 27 2026: Star Sign Predictions
Get your daily horoscope for Monday July 27, 2026. The Moon in Capricorn sets a relaxed tone. Astrologer Patrick Arundell shares predictions for every star sign.
Category : Business
Snowdrop Cottage County Durham £574,995
Snowdrop Cottage, a four-bedroom detached home in Castle Eden, County Durham, is listed with Pattinson Estate Agents for £574,995.
Lloyds: pick cheaper nearby postcodes to save on home
Lloyds research finds moving to neighbouring postcodes can save home buyers an average of 28%, with gaps up to 47% in some regions.
Two-thirds of UK adults spend weekly time worrying about money
Nearly two-thirds of adults spend time worrying about money during a typical week, averaging 22 hours, according to a thinkmoney survey.
Motor finance customers warned not to pay for claims
The FCA launches £2m campaign reminding motor finance customers they can complain for free without using a claims management firm.
iamproperty expands to 750 staff, creates 40 new jobs
Newcastle property tech firm iamproperty grew from two co-founders to over 750 employees, with 40 new jobs created after revenue hit £61.2m.
16-Year-Old Charged with Murder After Luton Skate Park Stabbing
A 16-year-old boy has been charged with murder after a 17-year-old was fatally stabbed at Kingsway Recreation Ground in Luton on Friday July 24.
Angie Best Needs Two More Liver Operations After Cancer
Angie Best, 74, says she is still cancer-free but needs two liver operations to remove cells that metastasised from her colon, sharing the update on her birthday.
Indonesia's $21bn LNG Project Begins After Decades
Construction of the $21bn Abadi Masela LNG project in Indonesia has started. Expected to produce 9.5 million tonnes annually, it will boost domestic energy security by 2029.
Burnham Hosts Zelensky, Vows Unwavering UK Support
UK PM Andy Burnham welcomes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as his first international visitor, pledging unwavering support and handing over Stone Cloak electronic warfare technology.
Lard is the secret to perfect fluffy scones, says food blogger
Food blogger Thanh Berthou reveals lard is the secret to extra tall, fluffy scones that rise every time. Easy 20-minute recipe.
Greece Suspends EU Biometric Checks for UK Travellers to Avoid Queue Chaos
Greece suspends EU biometric checks for UK holidaymakers to prevent airport delays, amid chaos across Europe from new entry system.
Manchester Airport briefly suspends flights after EasyJet wing collision
Two EasyJet planes collided at Manchester Airport on Friday, causing brief flight suspensions. No injuries reported; investigation launched.
Spain unveils €7bn housing plan to triple public stock and aid renters
Spain approves €7bn housing plan to triple public stock, aid renters, and address soaring costs ahead of elections.
Trump tariffs set to cost US households $1,300 extra per year, study finds
Study shows Trump tariffs to raise average US household costs by $1,300 in 2026, marking largest tax increase since 1993.
Airlines Urged to Revise Policies for Plus-Size Passengers After Viral Image
A viral photo of a plus-size passenger sparks debate over airline seating policies and calls for change.
FDA Upgrades Egg Recall to Highest Alert Level Over Salmonella Risk
FDA upgrades egg recall to Class I after salmonella outbreak sickens 63 in nine US states. Eggs from Milo's Poultry Farms may cause serious health issues.
Third British Victim of Lisbon Funicular Crash Named as 82-Year-Old from Holyhead
Andrew David Kenneth Young, 82, from Holyhead, is third British victim of Lisbon funicular crash that killed 16.
UK Drivers Face Soaring Car Insurance Renewal Costs
UK car insurance renewal costs surge up to 70%, with official data showing 43.1% annual rise. Drivers urged to shop around as insurers blame claims inflation.
Strait of Hormuz Declared Open by Iran but Caution Remains
Iran declares Strait of Hormuz open, but US blockade remains and IRGC imposes restrictions; oil prices fall amid cautious outlook.
Oil Prices Surge 5% as Trump Reinstates Hormuz Blockade on Iran
Brent crude rises to $79.37 after US president reimposes blockade and announces 20% toll on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Visa and Mastercard Settle ATM Fee Lawsuit for $167.5m
Visa and Mastercard settle ATM fee lawsuit for $167.5m, denying conspiracy claims. Payout to cover millions of users since 2007.
Oil Prices Swing Wildly as Markets React to US-Israel Conflict with Iran
Oil prices surge past $100 then fall to $85 after Trump hints at end to Iran conflict; global markets volatile.
Chancellor Reeves Freezes Tax Thresholds in Budget U-turn, Raising £7.5bn
Rachel Reeves abandons income tax rate rise, opts for two-year threshold freeze to raise £7.5bn, causing market sell-off.
Santander to Close 13 Branches Next Week Full List
Santander to permanently close 13 UK branches next week as part of 44-site wave, citing shift to online banking. Full list of affected locations.
BBC viewers switch off The Rapture minutes into first episode
Frustrated BBC viewers took to social media to complain about the new psychological thriller The Rapture, with many switching off within minutes of the first episode.
India fireworks factory explosion kills at least 25, many women
At least 25 killed, mostly women, in Tamil Nadu fireworks factory explosion; safety violations alleged; second blast injures 17.
Australians Lose $1bn as Superannuation-Linked Funds Collapse
Thousands of Australians lost over $1bn in retirement savings after collapse of superannuation-linked funds. Regulator warns of risky schemes.
250th UK banking hub recommended as Santander confirms 44 branch closures
Link recommends 250th banking hub in Leighton Buzzard as Santander confirms 44 branch closures, with four new hubs announced.
Cornichon shortage forces Pret to pull jambon beurre from shelves amid UK supply chain crisis
Pret a Manger removes jambon beurre sandwiches due to cornichon shortage, reflecting wider UK supply chain issues.
Page 743 of 1967