Reporter calls for tighter controls on HMO conversions
Express reporter Adam Toms has called for new laws to limit HMO conversions after visiting Potters Bar, where 97 HMOs account for 56% of Hertsmere's total.
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Gatwick Express Adds Early Morning and Overnight Trains
Gatwick Express launches early morning and overnight train services from July 18, catering to early flyers and late-night returners, with new perks including Fast Track security and lounge access.
£2m Chinese supercar is world’s fastest at 308mph
A Chinese hypercar, the Yangwang U9 Xtreme, is the world's fastest production car, hitting 308mph and costing £2million. Only 30 will be built.
Magical treehouse getaway in Kent for under £1,000
Hoots Treehouse in Kent's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers families a two-night stay from £804, with rave reviews on Airbnb.
Italy gives final approval for world's longest bridge to Sicily
Italy approves €13.5bn bridge to Sicily, world's longest single-span, over Strait of Messina, with 10-year build time.
Airbnb to Give Free World Cup Tickets with Select Bookings
Airbnb announces free World Cup tickets with select stays in 16 host cities, offering over 1,300 tickets to guests.
Expert tips for avoiding common kitchen layout mistakes
Experts share advice on avoiding common kitchen layout mistakes, focusing on island sizing, zoning, storage, and lighting for better functionality.
Andy Burnham change prompts £3,000 gift allowance rush
From April 2027, pensions left after death will be liable for inheritance tax. People are exploring gifting rules, including a £3,000 annual allowance and surplus income gifts.
German Sick Leave Crackdown: Merz Faces Backlash Over Phone Sick Note Ban
Friedrich Merz's plan to end telephone sick notes faces union and medical opposition amid high absenteeism in Germany.
Tube Strike Causes Major Disruption Across London
RMT strike by half of tube drivers over four-day week causes severe delays; second strike planned for Thursday.
Martin Lewis MSE: Ryanair Local Currency Tip
Paying for Ryanair flights in the local currency instead of pounds can save money, according to Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert team.
Two Arrested and Bailed in HMRC £2m VAT Fraud Probe
Two men arrested and bailed as HMRC investigates £2m VAT fraud in transport sector across Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland.
Banks buck closure trend with new branches on British high streets
Banks are reversing branch closures, opening new sites on British high streets as they balance digital push with in-person service for all ages.
Poundland to open over 150 new Pep&Co fashion outlets
Poundland announces over 150 new Pep&Co fashion outlets in UK, Ireland, and France, aiming to become a major fashion retailer.
Tourists begin returning to Hoi An after deadly floods
Tourists start returning to flood-hit Hoi An as cleanup efforts continue, with 35 dead and peak season looming.
Berlin's Wilde Renate Latest Victim as Club Scene Faces 'March of Commercialisation'
Berlin's iconic Wilde Renate nightclub is closing due to rising rents and gentrification, highlighting the wider crisis facing the city's vibrant club culture.
Supermarkets Accused of Profiteering as Olive Oil Prices Set to Soar by 25%
UK supermarkets face profiteering claims as olive oil prices set to rise 25% due to Spanish heatwave crippling production.
Allbirds Sold for $39m After 99% Share Price Collapse
Eco-trainer brand Allbirds, once valued at $4bn, sold for $39m after shares crashed 99% amid falling sales and store closures.
Reckitt Warns Of 150m Cost Hit From Iran War
Reckitt warns of £150m cost hit from Iran war, closes Bahrain factory, prioritises staff safety, shares fall 6% on weak outlook.
Roadworks causing delays across Greater Manchester
Drivers can expect delays on key routes across Greater Manchester as roadworks continue in multiple boroughs, including Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, and Wigan.
Drivers Risk £1,000 Fine for Outdated Licence Photos
DVLA warns drivers to renew photocard licences every 10 years or risk £1,000 fine; online renewal costs £14.
Healey orders 'buy British' blitz in government overhaul
Chancellor John Healey has ordered government departments to 'buy British', promising a focus on UK goods and services on a scale never seen before to support British jobs.
Carl’s Jr. franchisee files for bankruptcy for 65 California restaurants
Carl’s Jr. franchisee Harshad Dharod files Chapter 11 for 65 California restaurants amid rising costs and declining sales.
Sainsbury's £5 Salad Box in 420 Stores
Sainsbury's introduces a limited-edition Taste the Difference Salad Selection Box for £5 across 420 stores, featuring British-grown tomatoes, pointed peppers, and midi cucumber, saving 24% compared to buying separately.
Universal Credit overhaul: nearly four million households to receive £725 annual boost
DWP announces Universal Credit Act 2025: nearly 4m households get £725 annual boost, new Right to Try Guarantee, and PIP review.
FCA faces criticism over 'insulting' car loan redress interest rate
Claims firms and consumer groups say FCA's proposed 2.09% interest rate on car loan compensation will shortchange victims by £4bn.
Aldi Loses Cheapest UK Supermarket Crown to Lidl
Which? analysis shows Lidl overtakes Aldi as cheapest UK supermarket for October 2025, with a £120 shop vs £121 at Aldi.
Delta Boeing 767 Engine Catches Fire Shortly After Take-off from Los Angeles
Delta Air Lines flight 446, a Boeing 767-400, experienced an engine fire shortly after take-off from Los Angeles International Airport on 18 July, prompting an immediate return and safe landing.
Poundland Saved From Collapse By High Court
Poundland wins High Court approval for restructuring plan, avoiding collapse with £90m injection and store closures.
Sephora Opens Third UK Store in Manchester After Overnight Queues
Sephora's third UK store opens at Manchester's Trafford Centre with overnight queues, celebrity preview, and exclusive goodie bags for first shoppers.
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