EU-India Finalise Historic Trade Deal After 20 Years
India and the European Union have concluded a landmark free trade agreement creating a bloc of two billion people and a quarter of the global economy after two decades of negotiations.
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Ground Rent Cap to Save Leaseholders Thousands
A new ground rent cap of £250 per year will benefit over five million leaseholders in England and Wales, with many saving over £4,000. The reforms include a shift to peppercorn rents after 40 years and a ban on new leasehold flats.
Winter Sun Destinations Under Six Hours from UK
Escape the British winter gloom with our guide to the best mid-haul holiday spots offering guaranteed sunshine, warm temperatures, and flight times under six hours from the UK.
Dr Martens Sales Slip as Discount Strategy Changes
British bootmaker Dr Martens reveals a 3.1% revenue drop in latest quarter as it reduces promotional activity, focusing on profitability over sales growth while maintaining profit targets.
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Self-Assessment Tax Deadline: How to Cut Your Bill
With the 31 January self-assessment deadline looming, millions face fines. Discover expert tips on claiming allowances, pension relief, and charitable deductions to legally minimise your tax liability.
B&M £6 Lamp vs Next £35 Set: Budget Style Battle
Shoppers can save money with B&M's £6 Mini Ribbed Lamp, a stylish alternative to Next's £35 teardrop ceramic set, both in trendy green shades for home decor.
Raygun's Brother Admits Crypto Scam Error in $180k Fraud
Brendan Gunn, brother of viral Olympic breakdancer Raygun, pleads guilty to handling over $180,000 from a cryptocurrency investment scheme that defrauded victims through celebrity-endorsed online offers.
Tourists Ditching US Trips Over Trump and ICE, Poll Says
An exclusive online poll finds 80% of respondents would avoid travelling to the US, citing political climate, safety fears, and immigration concerns under the Trump administration.
Sourdough vs Supermarket 'Sourfaux' Loaves
An investigation reveals many supermarket sourdoughs contain extra ingredients like oils and acids, deviating from the traditional three-ingredient recipe and potentially lacking health benefits.
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Winter Fuel Payment Deadline for Pre-1959 Pensioners
The DWP has set a 28 January deadline for state pensioners born before September 1959 to contact them if they haven't received their Winter Fuel Payment of up to £300.
Northern Ireland's Historic Road Safety Overhaul for Young Drivers
Northern Ireland becomes the first UK region to implement graduated driver licensing, introducing night driving restrictions and extended probation periods for novice drivers under 24.
Philippines Grounds Fleet After Ferry Sinking
Philippine authorities have grounded all passenger ships belonging to Aleson Shipping Lines after a ferry sank, killing at least 18 people and leaving 10 missing.
Rebuilt House Faces Demolition Over Illegal HMO
A Sheerness property destroyed by its landlord in a stand-off has been rebuilt as an unlicensed HMO, sparking a planning investigation that could see it torn down again.
Swansea's Waterfront Vision: Aquarium and Lido Plans
Swansea Council unveils ambitious plans for a vibrant waterfront district featuring an aquarium, saltwater lido, cafes, bars, and workspaces to reconnect the city with its coastline.
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Revolution Bars Administration Puts 2,200 Jobs at Risk
Revel Collective, owner of Revolution Bars and Revolucion de Cuba, enters administration blaming economic challenges and Labour's budget policies. The 62 venues remain open during sale talks.
Major UK Travel Company Collapses After 30 Years
Gold Crest Holidays, a family-run coach tour operator specialising in Disneyland Paris trips and European breaks, has ceased trading and entered voluntary liquidation.
UK AI Job Losses Double Global Average, Study Finds
A Morgan Stanley study shows UK job losses from AI are twice the international average, with an 8% net loss. Sadiq Khan warns AI could become a 'weapon of mass destruction of jobs'.
Three French Tourists Die in Oman Boat Capsize
A tour boat carrying 25 French nationals capsized in Oman, resulting in three fatalities and two minor injuries, with investigations ongoing into the tragic incident.
Apple Upgrades AirTag with Better Range and Sound
Apple has launched a new-generation AirTag featuring an upgraded Ultra Wideband chip for 50% better range, a louder speaker, and enhanced privacy features, all at a surprisingly lower starting price.
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EU-India Sign Historic Trade Deal After 19 Years
The European Union and India have concluded a landmark trade agreement, slashing tariffs and opening markets in what officials call the most ambitious deal in India's history.
Barmouth's Transformation: Independent Shops and Quality Tourism Boom
The Welsh seaside market town of Barmouth is experiencing a remarkable renaissance, with independent shops and upscale restaurants popping up everywhere, attracting discerning visitors year-round and earning national recognition.
Reeves' £300m Pub Bailout Snubs Hospitality Sector
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is poised to announce a £300 million support package for pubs, offering £100 million annually until 2029, but ignoring broader hospitality pleas as closures loom.
Tesco Recalls Fried Rice Over Undeclared Wheat
Tesco has urgently recalled its Special Fried Rice ready meal after discovering undeclared wheat, posing serious health risks to customers with allergies, intolerances or coeliac disease.
Secretive £365m Brazilian Mansion Among World's Largest
The mysterious Mansao Safra in São Paulo boasts 130 rooms, spans 22,000 square metres, and ranks as the 11th largest home globally, yet remains largely inaccessible to outsiders.
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Ofgem to Regulate Heat Networks, Protect 500,000 Customers
Over half a million UK households and businesses on heat networks will now be protected by Ofgem regulation, shielding them from unfair price increases of up to 450% and poor service.
UK Leasehold Reforms: Ground Rents Capped at £250
The UK government has announced major leasehold reforms, including a £250 annual ground rent cap and a ban on new leasehold flats, aiming to save households money.
India-EU Landmark Trade Deal Finalised After Two Decades
India and the European Union have concluded a monumental free trade agreement after nearly twenty years of negotiations, creating a bloc representing two billion people and a quarter of the global economy.
Four Simple Styling Tricks to Personalise Your Home
Discover professional interior design tips from Lara Clarke on lighting, shelving, cushions and rugs to create a unique, expressive living space that reflects your personality.
Chancellor to Unveil £300m Pub Support Package After Backlash
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to announce a £300 million support package for UK pubs following warnings about tax changes leading to closures and job losses.
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EU Car Sales Grow 1.8% in 2025, Electric Cars Boom, Tesla Falls
New EU car registrations increased by 1.8% in 2025, with electric vehicle market share expanding significantly. Tesla sales plummeted as Chinese rival BYD gained ground, while traditional petrol and diesel cars continued their decline.
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