Viral Tartan Army traffic cone heads to Boston as gift
A viral Tartan Army traffic cone is being flown to Boston as a gift from Scotland fans, symbolising friendship between the cities after the World Cup.
A viral Tartan Army traffic cone is being flown to Boston as a gift from Scotland fans, symbolising friendship between the cities after the World Cup.
HMRC is ramping up its crackdown on tax evasion, using AI and data analytics to secure £10bn and launch 540,000 investigations in 2024/25, with boosted whistleblower rewards.
Tesco will close Express stores at 7:30pm on July 19 if England reach the World Cup final, allowing staff to watch the 8pm kick-off with full pay.
State Representative Ellen Read, 46, was clocked at 107mph in a 65mph zone and claims legislative privilege shields her from speeding charges, citing immunity while traveling to or from the legislature.
Manchester United are targeting Bournemouth's Alex Scott as a third midfield signing after completing deals for Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, with total spending set to reach £165 million.
Dunelm's Elsie Retro Coastal Stripe Cocktail Chair is reduced to £79.20, a 20% saving. Shoppers call it 'delightful' and 'easy to assemble', ideal for bedrooms.
The BON CHARGE Blackout Contoured Sleep Mask, now £29.96 (25% off), blocks all light and is praised by shift workers and travelers for improving sleep quality and comfort.
A car ploughed into the Amor Indian restaurant in Bamford, Rochdale, on July 13, shattering its glass front. No injuries were reported, and the area was cordoned off.
Dating app usage surges during hydration breaks at England's World Cup matches, with Tinder right swipes up 55% and traffic spiking 116% at half-time, according to mobile data.
Keir Starmer announces UK will join the EU's €60 billion defence loan scheme for Ukraine, part of his Brexit reset. The move allows British defence firms to bid for contracts.
An underground cable fault in Hebburn has caused power cuts affecting 847 properties, with Northern Powergrid working to restore supplies by 4:30pm. Shops including Asda and Aldi closed temporarily.
Gary Neville has chosen Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch as the player he would sign for Manchester United, amid the club's ongoing search for midfield reinforcements.
North Tyneside Council expects this year's Mouth of the Tyne Festival to have boosted the local economy by over £1 million, marking the second consecutive year of seven-figure impact.
Sky Mobile offers free Galaxy Watch Ultra (£599) and Galaxy Buds4 Pro (£219) with Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra contracts until July 21. Total bundle worth £818.
Clarks fans are buying multiple pairs of Cloudsteppers Drift Twist sandals, reduced to £25 with a buy one get one half price deal, offering up to 60% off.
Andy Burnham secured 349 Labour MP nominations, over four times the 81 needed, ensuring he becomes Prime Minister unopposed on July 20.
Cardiff councillors call for a blanket ban on pavement parking in Wales, citing safety risks for pedestrians, disabled people, and parents with pushchairs.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood closes loophole allowing grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed to avoid deportation, vowing to deport him and hinting at visa sanctions on Pakistan.
Dusk's Glass Round Nesting Coffee Tables, reduced from £129 to £84, are back in stock. Shoppers praise the 'dreamy' design that elevates spaces. Save £45 with a 35% discount.
New analysis shows TfL holds nearly £14bn of the record £155bn local authority debt, with GLA bodies collectively owing £20.1bn, the highest of any local authority category.
The old Pontypridd police station on Berw Road will be demolished in weeks as part of a wider redevelopment plan, with operations moving to Taff Street and a new divisional HQ at Ty Trevithick.
Trafford Council's draft local plan proposes over 30,000 new homes by 2039, with 76% in the north, including 15,000 near Old Trafford stadium.
The winning Set for Life numbers for Monday, July 13 are 1, 19, 40, 43, 46 and Life Ball 4. The top prize is £10,000 every month for 30 years.
Tesco has announced that its Express stores in England will close at 7.30pm on Sunday if England reach the World Cup Final, allowing colleagues to watch the 8pm kick-off. Larger stores already close on Sundays.
England have won 76% of matches since Keir Starmer became PM, per OptaJoe. The stat emerged after Starmer's X post referencing Norway's 1981 rant.
Lululemon's new flagship store at Trafford Centre features a pop-up padel court, a first for the mall. Sessions cost £36 for one hour, available through July 23.
The Culture, Media and Sport Committee has written to the Gambling Commission demanding answers on financial risk assessments, echoing racing industry concerns over lack of engagement and evidence.
Paramount Global and Warner Bros. Discovery face a shareholder lawsuit alleging the proposed merger violates fiduciary duties and undervalues Paramount stock.
Stephen Robinson says Aberdeen must offload players after signing Lewis Smith, and reveals he has chosen a new captain to replace Graeme Shinnie ahead of the Premier Sports Cup opener.
Shoppers are urging others to ditch their Dyson vacuums for a Shark alternative, now £199 on Amazon. The vacuum captures 99.9% of allergens and has a 4.7-star rating.