Tesco Kids Eat Free Scheme Now Includes Weekends This Summer
Tesco extends Kids Eat Free scheme to weekends for first time this summer, offering free kids' meals with any adult purchase at over 330 stores from June 25 to September 1.
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Centrica to axe 800 more jobs, total 1,300 cuts
Centrica, owner of British Gas, plans to cut 800 additional jobs, on top of 500 already announced, as part of an overhaul of customer services.
DWP to restart DLA to PIP transfers for 150,000 from Sept
DWP will restart moving 150,000 adult DLA claimants to PIP from September 2026, starting with a pilot of 3,000 in England and Wales before a wider rollout.
Cornwall parking rule change: cashless from August 1
Cornwall Council will stop accepting cash at most council-run car parks from August 1, saving an estimated £80,000 per year. Card, contactless and app payments remain.
Liverpool confident of Barcola transfer; Arsenal Diomande enquiry
Liverpool are confident of signing Bradley Barcola. Arsenal have made an enquiry for Ousmane Diomande. Chelsea close in on Maxence Lacroix. Man Utd eye Iliman Ndiaye.
Burnham's £45 energy VAT cut slammed as 'embarrassing'
Andy Burnham's first move as PM—a £45 VAT cut on electricity bills—has been criticized as unfunded, short-lived, and wiped out by a predicted £93 rise in the price cap.
Milk product recalled from Morrisons, Asda and Tesco
A milk product sold at Morrisons, Asda and Tesco has been urgently recalled. Customers are urged to return the product and not consume it.
Arsenal contact Newcastle over £80m Guimaraes transfer
Arsenal have made contact with Newcastle over Bruno Guimaraes, with the Magpies seeking £80m. Meanwhile, Hamburg have submitted bids for Fabio Vieira but Arsenal are holding out.
Iheanacho breaks Celtic silence, reveals transfer instruction to agent
Kelechi Iheanacho says he instructed his agent to do everything possible to secure a move to Bursaspor, opening up on his Celtic exit for the first time after snubbing a contract extension.
Dunelm's Under £100 Patio Coffee Set with Bench and Chairs
Dunelm's Helsinki Textilene Coffee Set with Polywood Detail, including a table, two-seater bench and chairs, is now £97.30, down from £139.
KuaiLu flip-flops reduced to £22 on Amazon in limited-time deal
Amazon has reduced KuaiLu Womens Flip Flops to £22.09, designed with arch support and a soft yoga mat insole for foot pain relief.
London Rental Hell: £2k for a Bed in the Kitchen
A journalist finds that £2,000 a month in London rents a kitchen with a bed, not a flat, highlighting the city's dire rental market.
Lord Sugar warns ITV fans about 'sneaky' £5 ITVX fee
Lord Alan Sugar warned ITV fans to 'watch out' over a 'sneaky' streaming practice and asked regulators to 'investigate' the £5 fee for ITVX Premium.
40% tax rate to hit thousands more Brits and how to escape it
A rule change will drag over 31,000 more estates into inheritance tax by 2030, with 121,000 facing higher bills. Gifting allowances and surplus income rules can help mitigate the 40% tax hit.
Powerball winner wished he had torn up ticket
Jack Whittaker, who won a $315m Powerball jackpot in 2002, later said he wished he had torn up the ticket after his life spiraled into tragedy, divorce, and addiction.
UK households may get heating oil compensation after cancellations
The CMA found around 1,700 households faced cancelled heating oil orders, paying up to £350 extra. Suppliers agreed to compensate, but some have not signed up yet.
Stockport restaurant Pokusevskis to close after 22 years
Pokusevskis on Shaw Road will shut after 22 years, citing rental costs. Owner Carole Barton said she had 14 days to pay over £10,000.
Burnham slashes pub business rates 20%, saving £1,100
Andy Burnham's 20% business rates discount will save typical pub £1,100 annually from April 2026, applying to nearly 32,000 hospitality businesses in England.
175 executive homes approved in Mossley, Tameside
Tameside planning panel approves 175 executive homes on green space off Huddersfield Road, Mossley, despite flood and traffic concerns.
McArthur Glen Bridgend outlet expansion plans submitted
Plans to expand Bridgend Designer Outlet include a 2,300 sq m retail extension, new deck car park, eight new units, and a mezzanine floor.
UK's First £322m Powerball Draw Results Revealed
The first-ever UK National Lottery Powerball draw for £322m took place. Numbers: 04, 05, 22, 50, 58, Powerball 01. UK players get an extra prize tier.
Burnham announces 20% business rate cut for pubs and venues
Business rates for pubs, clubs and live music venues across England will be cut by 20% from April next year, Downing Street has announced.
Five World Cup stars Liverpool could sign for Iraola
Liverpool have made only two summer signings. Andoni Iraola wants a winger and defensive cover. Five World Cup standouts could be the answer.
Andy Burnham Announces 20% Business Rates Cut for Pubs
Business rates will be cut by 20% for pubs, clubs and live music venues across England from April next year, saving a typical pub £1,100 annually.
Pubs, clubs and music venues to get 20% rates cut
Business rates will be cut by 20% for pubs, clubs and live music venues across England from April next year, saving a typical pub £1,100 annually.
Business rates cut 20% for pubs, clubs and venues
Business rates for pubs, clubs and live music venues in England will be cut by 20% from April next year, Downing Street has announced.
Insider's guide to Legend of the Seas, world's largest cruise ship
Legend of the Seas, Royal Caribbean's first Icon class super ship in Europe, offers 20 insider tips for families cruising the Mediterranean this summer.
Burnham the Builder or Taxman? London Property Impact
Andy Burnham's premiership brings uncertainty to London property with potential mansion tax, stamp duty overhaul, and Help to Buy return, but experts warn of risks.
Lineker Urges Burnham to Tax Millionaires More
Gary Lineker calls on PM Andy Burnham to raise taxes on extreme wealth, but experts warn a wealth tax would harm growth and deter investment.
Man Utd Banned from Using Rashford Bomb Squad Tactic Again
New FIFA rules prohibit clubs from isolating players in a 'bomb squad' to force transfers, banning Manchester United's tactic used on Marcus Rashford.
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