US-Saudi nuclear deal allows uranium enrichment
The US has signed a landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia that could allow the kingdom to enrich uranium, sparking controversy amid the US war with Iran.
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EasyJet Profits Plunge 70% on Fuel Costs Amid Iran War
EasyJet reported a 70% drop in pre-tax profit to £85m for April-June, hit by soaring fuel costs from the Iran war and later bookings, as takeover bids from two US firms loom.
EU fines Google €890m for competition breaches over search and apps
The EU has fined Google €890m for giving priority to its own services in search results and preventing app developers from steering consumers to cheaper offers.
Democrats Propose Bank Funded by China Tariffs for Manufacturing
Democratic lawmakers propose a new bank funded by China tariffs to boost US manufacturing, providing up to $15bn annually in grants, loans, and investments for smaller businesses.
UK petrol prices rise as oil tops $90 amid US-Iran conflict
UK petrol prices have risen to 155.57p per litre, up from 150.59p on 6 July, as renewed US strikes on Iran and Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers push Brent crude above $90.
Dubai offers £600 rewards to residents who lure friends to visit
Dubai is offering residents benefits worth over £610 if they persuade family and friends to visit, as tourist numbers plummet amid the US-Israel war on Iran.
Man Utd eye Camavinga and Berge for midfield
Manchester United have identified Real Madrid's Eduardo Camavinga and Fulham's Sander Berge as potential midfield signings to strengthen Michael Carrick's squad.
Barcelona sign Adeyemi from Dortmund in £19m deal
Barcelona have signed Karim Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund for €22m (£19m) plus add-ons, while Newcastle are set to sign Aladji Bamba from Monaco for £34m.
Arsenal sign Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge for £34m
Arsenal have completed the £34m signing of Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge. The Greece international has signed a five-year contract and replaces Leandro Trossard.
Oil price tops $100 as Houthis target Saudi tankers
Oil price rises above $100 a barrel as Houthi attacks on Saudi tankers in Red Sea escalate Middle East conflict, threatening global supplies.
Jeff Bezos mulls Liverpool stake in Premier League
Jeff Bezos is reportedly considering joining a consortium to buy a stake in Liverpool FC, as the Amazon founder looks to invest in Premier League football.
Trump: Saudi nuclear deal tied to normalising ties with Israel
Donald Trump says US-Saudi nuclear deal requires Saudi Arabia to join Abraham Accords normalising ties with Israel, and bans uranium enrichment.
Burnham Defends £1,100 VAT Cut for Pubs After Criticism
Prime Minister Andy Burnham responds to criticism that his 20% business rates cut for pubs, clubs and venues, saving £1,100 annually, does not go far enough.
Cludfan Lodge Near Bear Grylls' Island: Perfect UK Getaway
Cludfan lodge in Abersoch, near Bear Grylls' private island Ynys Tudwal Fawr, offers a peaceful coastal retreat with sea views and easy access to the Llyn Peninsula Coastal Path.
Brits Say Pub Is Essential for Perfect UK Staycation
A poll of 2,000 adults found 61% believe a pub is essential for the perfect UK staycation, with 42% preferring a 'proper local' over touristy options.
Man Utd end Alex Scott pursuit after £70m demand
Manchester United have cooled their interest in Alex Scott after Bournemouth demanded over £70m for the midfielder, paving the way for Arsenal.
Swansea council takes over two NCP car parks, £5 all-day
Swansea council is taking over two former NCP car parks in the city centre, offering hundreds of spaces at £5 for all-day parking.
Best Live Casino Sites UK 2026: Top Live Roulette, Blackjack & More
Our experts rank the best live casino sites for poker, roulette, blackjack, baccarat and game shows in July 2026, with detailed reviews and comparisons.
Burnham defends limiting business rate cuts to pubs
Prime Minister Andy Burnham defended limiting business rate cuts to pubs, clubs and live music venues, calling pubs 'our heritage' and a 'first step' to help businesses.
Ryanair seat trick to avoid 'awful' middle seats for free
Jordon Cox shares a method to dodge middle seats on Ryanair without paying, by freezing them with dummy bookings.
Oil price hits two-month high as US-Iran ceasefire breaks down
Brent crude surged 6.9% to $100.6 a barrel after fresh Red Sea attacks threatened to escalate the Middle East conflict, with UK petrol prices rising.
Freddie Woodman signs new Liverpool contract until 2029
Freddie Woodman has signed a contract extension with Liverpool through to 2029 after a remarkable debut season, making Premier League appearances and feeling a 'real connection' with fans.
eBay Rolls Out International Shipping Scheme for Sellers
eBay will automatically enroll eligible sellers in its International Shipping scheme from August, allowing worldwide shipping with eBay handling logistics and returns.
Edinburgh Introduces 5% Visitor Levy from 24 July 2026
Edinburgh will introduce a 5% Visitor Levy on overnight accommodation from 24 July 2026, affecting hotels, B&Bs, hostels, and holiday rentals, capped at five nights.
Sprigg Opens New West End Branch in Glasgow
Glasgow-born salad bar Sprigg has opened its fourth branch on Byres Road in the West End, marking its first expansion outside the city centre.
£45 Havaianas sandals: still comfy after two years of London walks
A journalist shares her two-year experience with Havaianas Una Acai sandals, praising their comfort, versatility, and durability despite the £45 price tag.
Emirates' U-Dream Headrest: No More Neck Pillows Needed
Emirates introduces the U-Dream headrest in economy class, a multi-way adjustable design providing full neck and head support, eliminating the need for neck pillows.
More Brits Have Visited Eiffel Tower Than Tower of London
A survey reveals 55% of Brits have seen the Eiffel Tower versus 54% for the Tower of London, with cost and time cited as barriers to exploring UK landmarks.
More Brits Have Seen Eiffel Tower Than UK Landmarks
A survey of 2,000 adults shows more Brits have visited the Eiffel Tower (55%) than the Tower of London (54%), Tower Bridge (53%) and Trafalgar Square (52%).
UK Holiday Parks with New Lidos Under £400 This Summer
Unity Holidays offers family breaks under £400 at three UK parks with new lidos, splash parks, and a £100 food and drink voucher.
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