Trump's tariffs and Iran war: Genius or gambler?
Donald Trump's new tariffs on over 80 countries, including the UK, and his escalating Iran conflict are causing economic instability, rising prices, and losses for ordinary Americans.
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Trump's tariffs and Iran policy create global instability
Trump imposes tariffs on over 80 countries, including UK, causing higher prices, lost jobs, and instability, while his Iran war adds to economic crises.
US lifts Scotch whisky tariffs, Swinney welcomes move
The 10% US tariff on Scotch whisky was lifted on Friday, with John Swinney saying it brings a 'significant benefit' for Scottish producers.
UK airlines' airport arrival rules: TUI, easyJet, Ryanair, Jet2
TUI, easyJet, Ryanair and Jet2 recommend different airport arrival times. TUI suggests 2.5 hours for short flights, 3.5 for long-haul; others advise two hours.
Newcastle United Set Aladji Bamba Squad Status with 15% Clause
Newcastle United have signed Aladji Bamba for £30m from Monaco, with a potential £5.5m in add-ons and a 15% future sell-on clause for Monaco.
HSBC sells Singapore life business to Allianz for £1.6bn
HSBC has agreed to sell its Singapore life and insurance business to Allianz for 2.7 billion Singapore dollars (£1.6 billion) as part of an ongoing restructuring by CEO Georges Elhedery.
Ukraine Hits Two More Wildberries Warehouses
Ukraine launched overnight drone strikes on two Wildberries logistics hubs in St Petersburg and one in Crimea, causing massive fires visible from space and disrupting over 50 flights.
Heatwave and online shopping boost UK retail sales
UK retail sales rose 1% in June, driven by hot weather and online shopping rebound to five-year high, ONS data shows.
Parents get noise complaints for calling kids in for tea
Housing association Amplius warns parents in Pinchbeck about noise from calling children home, sparking outrage among residents who call it 'absolutely crazy'.
Ryanair boss: plane goes without late passengers
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary says passengers must arrive on time for flights, blaming EU travel rules for delays but insisting the airline won't wait.
Ryanair CEO warns EU hand luggage rules may raise fares to £79.99
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary criticises new EU regulations requiring airlines to include a second carry-on bag in advertised fares, warning that the lowest fare could rise to £79.99.
Lloyds to close 3 UK bank branches in August 2026
Lloyds Bank will close three UK branches in August 2026: Fishponds, Daventry, and Horncastle. Part of 79 new closures announced by Lloyds Banking Group.
Ryanair boss: 'If you're late, we leave without you'
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary says flights will not wait for passengers delayed by new EU passport control systems, blaming travellers for not arriving early.
No Tax for State Pension-Only Retirees: Treasury
The Treasury confirms anyone whose only income is the State Pension will not pay income tax, as nearly 10 million pensioners face tax next year.
State pension income tax commitment confirmed by government
The government confirms pensioners whose only income is the state pension will not pay income tax, as Andy Burnham introduces new policies.
Morrisons digital shelf labels in all 497 stores
Morrisons is replacing paper shelf labels with 10.8 million electronic labels across its 497 stores, marking the end of printed price information in the chain.
Hjertø-Dahl Silent on Cardiff Bid After Europa League Defeat
Cardiff City target Jens Hjertø-Dahl refused to comment on a £7.8m bid after missing a penalty in Tromsø's Europa Conference League loss, hinting it may be his last game.
UK retail sales boosted by heatwave and online shopping
UK retail sales rose 1% in June, driven by hot weather, promotions, and a rebound in online shopping to a five-year high, ONS data shows.
Ryanair CEO: Ban Booze Before Noon to Curb Misbehaviour
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary calls for airports to stop serving alcohol before 11am or 12pm to prevent drunk passengers from disrupting flights, suggesting a two-drink limit on planes.
X Factor star slams B&M as 'hell' after chocolate melts
Former X Factor contestant Marlon McKenzie says B&M in Burnage was so hot his chocolate melted, calling it 'like being transported to hell'.
Iraola admits Liverpool need signings as target learns English
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola has confirmed the Reds need to sign players, with a £43m-rated winger learning English amid transfer links.
Ryanair boss: planes will leave late passengers behind
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary warns passengers that flights will depart without them if they are not at the boarding gate on time, and criticises EU travel rules.
Plane Crash-Lands on Secluded Island, All 11 Survive
A Kenmore Air plane crash-landed near Sucia Island, Washington, with all 11 people aboard surviving. Four were hospitalized with serious injuries.
Man Utd identify Baleba as Tchouameni alternative
Manchester United are reportedly considering a move for Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba as an alternative to Aurelien Tchouameni, with personal terms already agreed.
Liverpool Transfer News: Barcola, Nunez, Bajcetic
Bradley Barcola continues to be linked with Liverpool as PSG's move for Diomande may depend on his future. Darwin Nunez attracts Atlanta United interest, while Stefan Bajcetic returns to training.
Woman loses £4,100 on jabs, then loses 3 stone on diet
Karen Lay, 56, spent over £4,100 on weight loss jabs but lost just 11lbs in 15 months. She later lost over two stone on a traditional diet plan.
e.l.f. Cosmetics Offers Free Driving Lessons in New Campaign
e.l.f. Cosmetics partners with RED Driving School to give away thousands of free driving lessons, offering 10 hours of lessons to UK learners.
Skin Rocks 20% off sale for one week only
Skin Rocks has launched a 20% off sale across almost everything for one week only to celebrate founder Caroline Hirons' birthday, running from 24th to 31st July.
Newcastle's transfer dilemma across four positions
Newcastle United face a transfer dilemma across four key positions, with fans split on priorities as the summer window progresses.
Fury as tiny UK village of 113 could get 8,000 new homes
Residents of Beachampton, a village of 113 people, are outraged over plans to build 8,000 homes, threatening their tight-knit community.
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