Driving test rule changes: what learner drivers must know
Learner drivers face new limits on test booking changes, restrictions on moving test centres, and a ban on unofficial booking services under phased DVSA rule changes.
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DJ Fat Tony on Beckham Feud: ‘A Family Lost a Son’
DJ Fat Tony addresses the Beckham family rift, saying two parents lost a first-born son and a son lost his parents, urging the public not to judge.
Oil Prices Plummet and Markets Soar as US-Iran Peace Deal Heralds Hormuz Reopening
Oil prices hit three-month low and stock markets record high as US-Iran peace deal sparks hope for Hormuz reopening.
UK House Prices Rise 0.3% in November Despite Budget Uncertainty
UK house prices rose 0.3% in November, beating forecasts, despite budget uncertainty and a new mansion tax affecting only a small fraction of properties.
Trump Threatens UK with 'Big Tariff' Over Digital Services Tax
Donald Trump threatens to impose a 'big tariff' on the UK unless it drops its digital services tax, straining US-UK relations.
Oil Prices Surge 5% After Trump Says Iran Ceasefire Is Over
Oil prices surge 5% as Trump says Iran ceasefire is over after fresh strikes, sparking global stock market declines and rising bond yields.
Claire's to appoint administrator in UK and Ireland, 2,150 jobs at risk
Claire's to appoint administrators in UK and Ireland, putting 2,150 jobs at risk amid competition from online retailers and a bankruptcy filing by its parent company.
EU Signals Openness to UK Customs Union Talks Amid Labour Pressure
The European Commission has indicated it is open to discussing a customs union with the UK, as Labour MPs push for closer ties.
Family Dines and Dashes at Welsh Pub, Leaving £320 Bill Unpaid
A family of ten allegedly dined and dashed at the Greyhound Inn in Usk, Wales, leaving a £320 bill unpaid. Police are investigating.
Trump Organization sues online sellers of counterfeit MAGA merchandise on Amazon, eBay and Walmart
The Trump Organization has filed a lawsuit against online sellers of counterfeit MAGA merchandise on Amazon, Walmart and eBay.
Edinburgh's Dolls' Hospital: Where broken toys went for repair
Edinburgh's Dolls' Hospital on Dundas Street repaired beloved toys from 1984 until closure due to rising rents; its legacy continues today at Leith Toy Hospital.
Chiesa says he is happy at Liverpool, ignoring transfer interest
Federico Chiesa says he is happy at Liverpool and ready to ignore transfer interest to make the grade under new manager Andoni Iraola.
ECB chief warns Trump’s Fed interference threatens global economy
ECB head Christine Lagarde warns Trump’s attacks on Fed independence pose serious danger to US and global economy, citing attempts to fire Powell and Cook.
Microsoft Outlook Still Down After 24 Hours: Simple Fix for iOS Users
Microsoft Outlook still down after 24 hours, but iOS users can fix it by re-entering passwords.
Malham Cove: A Yorkshire Hidden Gem with Harry Potter Fame
Discover Malham Cove, a stunning limestone cliff in the Yorkshire Dales with Harry Potter film links, offering a rewarding climb and breathtaking views.
M&S £340m warehouse to create 1,000 jobs by 2029
Marks & Spencer is investing £340 million in a Northamptonshire distribution centre, creating over 1,000 jobs and becoming its largest supply chain investment.
Rachel Reeves Plans £7.5bn Tax Rise After U-Turn on Income Tax Rates
Chancellor Rachel Reeves to freeze income tax thresholds for two years, raising £7.5bn, after abandoning plans to raise rates.
Cleaner Reveals Four Overlooked Spots for a Sparkling Home
A cleaner shares four often-forgotten areas that need deep cleaning: toilet drain, air fryer, white socks, and dishwasher.
Modella Capital Rescues Half of Claire’s UK Stores but Warns of Closures
Private equity firm Modella Capital buys 156 Claire’s stores in UK and Ireland, saving 1,000 jobs but warning of inevitable closures. Administrators run remaining 145 stores.
Cracker Barrel Scraps New Logo After Backlash, Shares Surge
US restaurant chain Cracker Barrel reverses new logo after backlash from customers and Donald Trump, leading to a share price surge.
Argentinians Struggle Under Milei's Austerity Despite Inflation Drop
Falling inflation masks deep economic pain as wages crash and poverty soars under Milei's chainsaw austerity.
Nearly 2m More Higher Rate Taxpayers Since 2019-20
HMRC data shows higher-rate taxpayers to top 7 million this year, up nearly 2 million since 2019-20, due to frozen thresholds causing fiscal drag.
Cumbernauld: From 'Most Dismal' to UK's Fastest Property Hotspot
Cumbernauld in Scotland now sells homes in just 15 days, fastest in UK, with average price £159,253. Once known as 'most dismal', it's a property hotspot.
Margaret in Double Bay Named Among World's Best Steak Restaurants
Margaret in Double Bay earns global recognition for steaks; a review details an exceptional dining experience with world-class beef.
Mum-of-two dies in birthday balcony collapse
A 35-year-old mother of two died after a balcony collapsed during her birthday party in Brazil, causing her to fall four metres and suffer fatal injuries.
RFK Jr urges Alzheimer's screening but taskforce idle
Health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr calls for better Alzheimer's screening, but the US Preventive Services Task Force has been prevented from meeting for over a year, hindering research.
Burnham bounce lifts UK consumer confidence but risks deflating
Andy Burnham credited with fastest consumer confidence rise in three years, but inequalities and spending gaps threaten sustainability.
Small businesses using AI to help workers, not replace them
Small businesses are investing in AI to assist employees, not replace them, helping scarce workers do more and cut errors, contrary to mass layoff reports.
Will prediction markets boom in UK as in US?
Prediction markets like Polymarket are surging in the US but face regulatory hurdles in the UK, where users still find ways to bet via VPNs.
Shingles Rising Among Millennial Women
Shingles cases are rising fastest among adults aged 30-49, with women 56% more likely to develop it. Stress, poor health, and lifestyle pressures are potential triggers.
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