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Set for Life: Two Players Win £10k a Month for 30 Years
Two National Lottery players win £10,000 every month for 30 years in Set for Life jackpot, including a Halifax mum who plans to keep her caravan holiday.
UK Urges Calm as Global Oil Crisis Deepens Amid Iran War
Global response to oil crisis includes UK financial support for vulnerable, US threats, EU clean energy push, and Asian coal revival amid Iran war.
Mum's hypnobirthing business Mind and Birth launched
Manpreet Khaira, a North East mum-of-three, launched Mind and Birth, a doula and hypnobirthing service, after experiencing lack of support during childbirth.
Five Spring Habits Quietly Pushing Up Your Energy Bills – and How to Stop Them
Discover five spring habits that can push up your energy bills, plus simple tips to save money as prices risk rising again this summer.
Macquarie's Outrageous Tolls Built Millionaires
Macquarie Group has amassed fortunes through excessive tolls and charges, exploiting public infrastructure for private gain.
Spotify scam: fake emails demand payment
A sophisticated Spotify phishing campaign is sending fake urgent payment emails to steal login credentials and financial details, experts warn.
Pubs see extra sales boost from England World Cup matches
Pubs across England reported a significant increase in sales during the World Cup, with England match days driving the highest footfall and revenue.
Elon Musk Considers Taking Tesla Private in Record Buyout
Elon Musk considers taking Tesla private in record $80bn buyout, announces on Twitter, sparking share surge and regulatory concerns.
State Pension Claimants Hit With Surprise Tax Bills
Hundreds of thousands of UK pensioners face unexpected tax bills due to rising state pensions and frozen tax thresholds, warns former minister.
Tube Strikes Cause 38% Sales Drop for London Pubs and Restaurants
London's hospitality sector faces a 38% sales drop due to Tube strikes, with UKHospitality warning of 'devastating' impact and millions in losses.
RAC Predicts Fuel Price Fall After 43 Days of Rises
RAC says petrol and diesel prices have stopped rising after 43 days, with a drop expected soon, but some experts remain cautious about the ceasefire's impact.
Energy Bills to Rise by £209 a Year to £1,850 from July, Forecast Warns
Energy bills in Great Britain forecast to rise to £1,850 a year from July, a £209 increase, driven by wholesale gas price surge due to Iran war.
KLM Flight Diverts After Lithium Battery Fire
KLM flight 809 diverted to Phuket after a passenger's phone caught fire, highlighting lithium battery risks in aviation.
Burnham's First Week: Cost-of-Living Pledges
Andy Burnham ended his first week as Prime Minister with cost-of-living announcements including a £2 bus fare cap, VAT cut on energy bills, and business rates reduction.
Tourist Sprints to Reserve Seven Sunbeds in Tenerife 'Sunbed War'
A tourist in Tenerife sprints to reserve seven sunbeds at once, sparking debate over 'sunbed wars' at hotels.
Shopkeeper triggers residents' fury with barrier blocking driveways
Residents in Talke, Staffordshire, are outraged after a shopkeeper installed a barrier blocking access to their driveways on a private road he purchased.
Young Brits Expose Coastal Town Crisis
Young people in England's coastal towns face deprivation and poor mental health. The Guardian launches a year-long series to tell their stories.
Just Eat Launches AI Voice Assistant to Overcome Menu Anxiety
Just Eat introduces an AI voice assistant in its UK app to help customers overcome choice overload with personalised food recommendations and multilingual support.
BA Cabin Crew Member Wins Unfair Dismissal Case Over Masturbation Accusation
BA worker Okan Dalkiran unfairly dismissed after masturbation claim; tribunal rules investigation flawed and evidence insufficient.
UK Stagflation Fears Grow as Iran Conflict Drives Oil Prices Higher
Iran conflict fuels oil price spike, raising UK stagflation risk as growth weakens and inflation pressures mount.
Flight attendant reveals why Diet Coke is a nuisance at 35,000 feet
A flight attendant explains the scientific reason Diet Coke foams excessively at high altitude, causing delays in service.
Veterans forced to repay £100k after MoD pension error
Veterans must repay millions after Ministry of Defence pension overpayments, with some owing over £100,000 due to mistakes in final-salary schemes.
Jeremy Clarkson: Volvo ES90 Is Stupidest Car He's Driven
Jeremy Clarkson gave the all-electric Volvo ES90 three stars out of five, praising its interior but heavily criticising its infotainment touchscreen and keyless card system.
Secret Supermarket Offers Bargain Prices for Universal Credit Recipients
TikTok user reveals Company Shop, a discount supermarket for Universal Credit recipients, with items like Prime for 75p and branded goods under £1.
Dad's insect bite turned out to be terminal skin cancer
A Wirral father who thought a lump on his back was an insect bite was diagnosed with stage four melanoma, now terminal after spreading to his brain.
Target sees ‘shrink’ fall to pre-pandemic levels as theft eases
Target reports shrink returning to pre-pandemic levels after theft and inventory issues. CFO credits team efforts, but tariffs could reverse trend.
Aldi Recalls Ice Cream Over Undeclared Gluten Risk
Aldi recalls Gianni's Cheeky Monkey Ice Cream due to undeclared gluten; customers urged to return for full refund.
Seven New Towns Announced Across England in Major Housebuilding Push
Ministers confirm seven new town locations in England, including Tempsford, London sites, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, and Milton Keynes, as part of major housebuilding plan.
Reeves Abandons Income Tax Hike in Budget U-Turn
Rachel Reeves abandons income tax rise in budget U-turn; Labour turmoil and leadership speculation follow.
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