Thomas the Tank Engine family win tax battle with HMRC
The grandchildren of Rev W Awdry, creator of Thomas the Tank Engine, won a High Court battle with HMRC over royalty tax treatment.
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Andy Burnham Wealth Tax: Poll on Millionaires' Letter
Over 100 UK millionaires, including Gary Lineker, urge PM Andy Burnham to introduce a wealth tax. Take our poll and have your say.
BBC mulls iPlayer gate for TV licence fee dodgers
The BBC is reportedly considering stricter iPlayer restrictions for viewers who haven't paid their £180 TV licence fee, with chief customer officer Kerris Bright calling it an 'opportunity'.
ADP changes: report or risk losing benefits
Over 504,000 Scots receive Adult Disability Payment. Claimants must report changes or payments could stop. Social Security Scotland reviews awards.
Heathrow boss urges EU to fix border checks causing queues
Heathrow CEO Thomas Woldbye calls on EU to take responsibility for new Entry Exit System causing long queues at popular European airports, urging flexibility to ease delays for UK holidaymakers.
McCormick plans London listing after Unilever food merger
US condiment giant McCormick will seek a secondary London listing after merging with Unilever's food business in a £33.8bn deal, boosting London's equity markets.
Rodri to Real Madrid: Man City to reject £80m bid
Manchester City will reject Real Madrid's attempts to sign Rodri this summer, with new boss Enzo Maresca making the midfielder's retention a condition of his contract.
Minister dodges Lineker-backed millionaires' wealth tax call
Treasury minister Emma Reynolds declined to say if the government will heed a call from 120 UK millionaires, including Gary Lineker, for higher wealth taxes.
Celtic face Middlesbrough competition for James Penrice
Middlesbrough join Celtic in chase for James Penrice; Eintracht Frankfurt keen on Nathan Patterson; interest rises in Aberdeen's Ante Palaversa.
Ivor Pandur: Why I Joined Rangers Over Premier League Dream
New Rangers No1 Ivor Pandur reveals why he left Hull City and abandoned his Premier League dream to join the Ibrox side, insisting he is a better goalkeeper now than when they first tried to sign him three years ago.
Everton face contract decisions on five first-team players
Everton must consider selling Iliman Ndiaye, Tim Iroegbunam, Carlos Alcaraz, Dwight McNeil, and Beto as their contracts expire in 2027, with a new right-back the priority.
Rashford faces awkward squad number issue at Man United
Marcus Rashford will return to Manchester United training without a squad number after losing the number 10 shirt during loan spells at Aston Villa and Barcelona.
Leeds open talks for Newcastle target James Trafford
Leeds United have opened talks to sign Newcastle United transfer target James Trafford as they revamp their goalkeeping department, with the Magpies cooling their interest due to City's £50m asking price.
ScotRail trains cancelled after fire on busy route
Commuters faced delays and disruption on Thursday morning after a fire broke out on a busy ScotRail route, leading to all train cancellations.
Mezzo: New Mediterranean Diner Opening in Aberdeen in October
Mezzo, a new Mediterranean-style diner from the team behind Michelin-recognised Amuse, will open in Aberdeen in October, offering pasta, wine, and city views.
Liverpool pub owners welcome rates cut but warn more needed
Liverpool pub owners welcome PM Andy Burnham's 20% business rates cut but say it's not enough, as many face soaring costs and need immediate relief.
Cardiff University Plans 665-Bed Student Flats in Gabalfa
Cardiff University proposes a 665-bed student accommodation on the former Brickyard Business Park site in Gabalfa, with plans for six storeys, social hubs, and courtyards.
MP Nash Welcomes VAT Removal on Household Electricity Bills
Motherwell, Wishaw and Carluke MP Pamela Nash has welcomed the removal of VAT from household electricity bills by new Labour Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Roman Midi Shirt Dress: Crease-Free Summer Style
The Roman Midi Shirt Dress is a crease-resistant, lightweight summer dress praised by shoppers for its comfort and style. Available in six prints at £45, with discounts for new and existing customers.
Rare £2 Coins Worth Up to £8,000 Hiding in Change
Some rare £2 coins in circulation are worth up to £8,000, with collectors paying big money for designs like the Commonwealth Games and Olympic commemoratives.
BT earnings dip 1% in quarter despite cost-cutting
BT reported a 1% dip in adjusted earnings to £2.01bn for the quarter to June 30, despite cost-cutting and fibre broadband investment, with shares falling 0.5%.
Chelsea favourites to sign £30m World Cup star Alajbegovic
Chelsea are leading the race to sign Bosnia and Herzegovina star Kerim Alajbegovic after his breakout World Cup performances, with Xabi Alonso keen on the 18-year-old.
5 Premier League transfers you missed during World Cup
While fans were distracted by Shakira's World Cup halftime show, Premier League clubs completed several notable transfers. Here are five moves you may have missed.
Check old pension pots: £31 billion in lost savings
Almost two-thirds of workers have multiple pensions, with £31.1 billion in lost pots. Experts urge tracking them down before dashboards launch in 2027.
How to apply for a last-minute UK passport and how long it takes
The HM Passport Office advises a renewal takes about three weeks. Fastest options include 1-day Premium and 1-week Fast Track services at passport offices.
Best Samsung Fold and Flip Deals After Galaxy Unpacked
Samsung announced new foldable phones at Galaxy Unpacked. Here are the best pre-order deals on the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8, Z Flip8, and Galaxy Watch9.
Next's £16 shelf resembles B&Q's £86 option
Next's Wood Wavy Picture Wall Shelf, priced from £16, looks similar to B&Q's £85.95 Scalloped Edge Coat Peg Rail. Shoppers praise the 'fabulous' storage solution.
Burnham reveals £1,100 business rates cut for pubs
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a 20% cut in business rates for pubs, clubs and live music venues across England, saving a typical pub around £1,100 a year from April.
Santander pledges no UK bank branch closures until 2028
Santander has committed to keeping all its UK branches, including acquired TSB sites, open until at least 2028, but critics say the worst damage is already done.
Brits' Most Forgotten Holiday Item Revealed
A survey of 1,000 Brits reveals the most commonly forgotten holiday item: the travel adaptor, forgotten by 15% of travellers.
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