Heathrow Security Officers Announce Summer Strikes
Heathrow security officers to strike for 31 days this summer over pay dispute with Unite union, potentially causing queues and disruption.
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Single Mothers Win High Court Battle Over Universal Credit Debt
Four single mums win High Court case over Universal Credit payments varying due to flawed income assessment, causing debt.
Dragons' Den Tragedies: Deaths, Health, and Surprises
A look back at the heartbreaking tragedies of the BBC show, including sudden deaths, health battles, and a dragon leaving no money in her will.
Half of Claire’s UK stores rescued but job losses inevitable, says new owner
Modella Capital rescues half of Claire's UK and Irish stores, but warns of inevitable closures and job losses; 145 stores remain at risk.
Netflix to Open Immersive Squid Game and Wednesday Attractions in US
Netflix to open free immersive attractions in US themed around Squid Game, Wednesday, and Stranger Things starting November.
Decathlon's £15 school shoes praised by parents
Decathlon's Kids' Playventure Yard Shoes, developed with healthcare experts, cost £14.99 and earn 4.7 stars from 4,000 reviews as parents praise durability.
Percy Pig Taste Test: Four Varieties Score Perfect 10
Shopper Leah Watki rates all M&S Percy Pig sweets; only original, Piglets, Squidgy Snouts, and You Give Me Butterflies score 10/10.
Barcelona train crash kills driver and injures 37 after wall collapses onto tracks
Commuter train derails near Barcelona after wall collapses in heavy rain, killing driver and injuring 37 passengers. Second rail accident in days.
Meghan Markle's MasterChef Australia Move Sparks Debate
Meghan Markle's reported MasterChef Australia appearance and Hollywood cameo underscore her ongoing reinvention, with her royal connection still driving her ventures.
NHS Managers Outearn PM: 574 Bosses Top £172k Salary
Nearly 600 senior NHS managers earned more than the prime minister's £172,153 salary in 2024-25, a 12% rise from the previous year, according to the Taxpayers' Alliance.
Reeves Expands Energy Bill Relief for UK Manufacturers Amid Rising Costs from Iran Conflict
Rachel Reeves expands UK manufacturing energy bill support to 10,000 firms amid soaring costs from Iran conflict; scheme backdated but payments delayed.
Trump Proposes New Tariffs on Dozens of Countries Over Forced Labour Claims
US proposes tariffs of 10%+ on imports from dozens of countries, citing forced labour, amid Supreme Court limits.
Unclaimed EuroMillions Prize of £124,067 in Greater Manchester as Deadline Approaches
A EuroMillions ticket worth £124,067 bought in Wigan on Jan 2 remains unclaimed; deadline July 1. Other UK prizes also unclaimed.
Littler Faces £470k Tax Bill on £1m Prize, Eyes Quick Cash in Bahrain
Luke Littler loses over half of £1m world title prize to tax, but can win £30k at Bahrain Darts Masters starting Jan 15.
UK Inflation Falls to 3.2%, Paving Way for Bank of England Rate Cut
UK inflation dropped to 3.2% in November, its lowest since March, driven by falling food prices and Black Friday discounts. Bank of England expected to cut rates.
Drivers Risk £100 Fine and 3 Points for Cheap Fuel Hunt
Drivers risk £100 fine and 3 points for running out of fuel and obstructing traffic, AA warns. Over 10,500 breakdowns last year.
Cheap Denture Tablet Hack Removes Tea Stains in 10 Minutes
Remove stubborn tea stains from mugs using cheap denture tablets. Soak for 10 minutes for a budget-friendly clean.
Major Lenders Clear Path for £9.1bn Car Finance Compensation Scheme
FCA's £9.1bn car finance compensation scheme moves forward as main industry body and major lenders decline to challenge, but consumer group plans legal action.
Rachel Reeves Freezes Income Tax Thresholds in Budget, Raising £7.5bn
Chancellor Rachel Reeves freezes income tax thresholds for two years, raising £7.5bn, after U-turn on income tax rates in the budget.
Money Mule Scams Surge as Criminals Target Young People on Social Media
Criminals are increasingly targeting young people on social media with fake job adverts to become money mules, with official figures showing a 22% rise in cases in 2024.
Monty Don Warns Gardeners Not to Plant Tomatoes Outside Too Early in May
Monty Don advises waiting until late May to plant tomatoes outdoors to avoid cold nights and frost damage.
Woman's £5.30 Airport Cappuccino Sparks Outrage Online
Australian influencer Brittany Hockley’s £5.30 airport cappuccino goes viral, sparking debate on high coffee prices worldwide.
Yorkshire Cottage Near Whitby With Stunning Views
Barn Owl's Nest in Grosmont, Yorkshire, offers a romantic retreat with countryside views, short drive to Whitby beach. Guests praise its renovation and location.
Roman shoppers love £37 dress that hides bumps for summer
Roman's Floral Lace Swing Stretch Dress is reduced to £37.50 with code AFRPLC25Q226. Shoppers say it flatters and hides lumps and bumps for meals out and holidays.
Woman flies to Berlin for £100 day trip and is back in time for bedtime
Natasha Blanthorn flew from Manchester to Berlin for a day trip costing £102.07, sightseeing at historical sites and returning home by 10pm.
World's shortest international bridge connects Spain and Portugal in seconds
A 3.2-metre wooden bridge, the world's shortest international crossing, lets pedestrians switch between Spain and Portugal in seconds while their watches shift an hour.
Santander UK Loses Mortgage Case in Spanish Supreme Court
Spanish court rules minimum-rate mortgages null, ordering banks including Santander UK to repay billions. Appeal possible.
Half Man: BBC Unveils Trailer for Richard Gadd's New Drama
BBC releases trailer for Richard Gadd's new drama Half Man, starring Jamie Bell, premiering 24 April on iPlayer.
Martin Lewis: debit cards 'danger cards' if overdrawn
Martin Lewis warns debit cards linked to overdrafts can cost more than credit cards due to high overdraft charges, advising on 0% transfers and snowballing debts.
New York Subway Ditches MetroCard for Tap-and-Go Omny System
New York's MTA launches Omny contactless payment pilot, replacing the MetroCard with tap-and-go tech across 16 subway stations and Staten Island buses.
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