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Clayton Glass has entered administration, closing sites in County Durham, North Lanarkshire and Blackburn, with 290 staff made redundant and 283 jobs saved.
Waitrose has issued an urgent recall for one of its essential line drinks due to a risk of microbiological contamination and spoilage, urging customers not to consume it.
Roman's Colour Block Sparkly Longline Jumper, praised as 'luxury feel at a reasonable price,' is available for £28.50 with a 25% discount code for new customers.
Former pupils and staff of Balhousie Primary/Northern District School can claim a preserved brick from the 1908 building, demolished after a fire.
RP Bulk Haulage Ltd, a Lancashire-based haulage firm, entered Creditors Voluntary Liquidation in September, adding to a wave of insolvencies in the freight industry.
Sorsa, the menswear brand co-founded by former Hearts midfielder John Neill, opens its first Glasgow store in St. Enoch Centre with a 'choose what you pay' pricing model and 50% profit donation to SAMH.
A new Holiday Tax in England could cost about 33,000 jobs, according to UKHospitality Chief Executive Allen Simpson, as families face £100-£150 more on summer breaks.
Barclays and Halifax have increased mortgage rates from today, with brokers warning borrowers that delaying could prove costly in a rising market.
Lines are blocked to and from Manchester Piccadilly due to a signal fault, causing reduced services, cancellations and revisions for multiple operators this morning.
Four UK hotels have been named among the world's best for 2026, including three in London and one in Oxfordshire, with rates starting from £673.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has rejected Sir Jim Ratcliffe's claim that 'Britain is on the slide,' saying the UK is the fastest-growing G7 economy and urging optimism about the future.
Nigella Lawson, who joins The Great British Bake Off as a judge tonight, has lived in a £5million converted stable in Chelsea since 2013.
HMRC data shows a record 154,100 savers faced LISA withdrawal fines last year, with £119m lost, as Martin Lewis campaigns against the 'unfair' 6.25% penalty.
UK housebuilding fell 10.3% in July year-on-year, marking the ninth consecutive monthly decline, as Labour's 1.5million homes target faces mounting criticism.
Salford council bought Charles House for £2.5m and will now pay £429k to demolish it, as part of Eccles town centre regeneration plans.
The DWP has responded to a petition calling for the State Pension to rise to £14,500 a year, confirming the Government has no plans to increase it.
Klarna is axing its free credit card in the UK from November 13, requiring all users to pay a minimum £4.99 monthly membership fee, sparking customer complaints.
Cacharel Anaïs Anaïs Eau de Toilette, a 1978 classic, is half price at Amazon: £29.70 for 50ml, down from £59. Fans say it's timeless and elegant.
Labour donor Dale Vince urges the government to halt £30bn-a-year Bank of England interest payments to banks, saying the money should help households instead.
Birkenhead Market will open at its new home in the former TJ Hughes unit on February 25, 2027, Wirral Council has confirmed.
More than 656,000 low-income savers have opened Help to Save accounts, with millions more on Universal Credit now eligible for a £1,200 government bonus.
National Highways has confirmed overnight closures on the M60, M6 and M62 in Greater Manchester from Monday 21 to Thursday 24 September, including slip roads and carriageways.
A £2.99 patio cleaner from Home Bargains outperformed a £16 product on stained paving slabs, according to a shopper's TikTok video.
Andy Burnham is considering a Budget plan that could put £600 a year into the pockets of lower earners and pave the way for a snap election victory, funded by tax hikes.
Raymond Briggs' former home in Westmeston, East Sussex, where he created The Snowman, is on sale for £775,000, complete with a hidden bedroom behind a bookcase.
Sandsend, near Whitby, ranks third on Hotels.com's list of Yorkshire's most charming towns, offering a serene beach, coastal walks, and top-rated local dining.
The former home of the man who designed the Mersey Tunnels could become an HMO under new plans submitted to Liverpool City Council.
Consumer expert Jane Hawkes explains UK statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, when retailers must give cash refunds, and the difference between faulty goods and changing your mind.
Claim two free horse racing tickets to 15 themed race meetings across the UK from October to December 2026, with kids going free, courtesy of Arena Racing Company.