Ocado Leadership Clash Overshadows Half-Year Results
Ocado investors seek positive outlook amid reported leadership clash as half-year results show 2.4% revenue growth, with CEO Tim Steiner staying until 2027 despite boardroom tensions.
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Hamilton Accies Claim Pension Payments Up to Date After Default
Hamilton Academical claims it has paid overdue pension contributions after eight months of defaults, but an ex-player says he hasn't received a penny, and rival clubs demand SPFL action.
£39 Makeup Palette Skips Liquid Limits, Perfect for Holidays
Laura Geller's Best of the Best Baked Starter Palette at £39 offers a complete makeup look in one compact, bypassing liquid restrictions. Ideal for travel, it includes bronzer, blush, highlighters, and eyeshadows.
Former pub site in Pontycymmer to become 12 affordable flats
Work has started to build 12 affordable flats on the site of the former Ffaldau Arms in Pontycymer, which was destroyed by fire in 2007.
Hugo BOSS Femme Perfume £42 at The Perfume Shop, Save £47
Hugo BOSS Femme Eau de Parfum 75ml is now £41.99 at The Perfume Shop, down from £89. The Y2K scent is praised as 'perfect for summer' and 'brilliant' by shoppers.
Best 2026 World Cup Betting Sites: Top Online Bookmakers
Discover the best World Cup 2026 betting sites with our expert rankings. Compare odds, market depth, in-play coverage, and app quality from top UK-licensed bookmakers.
FTSE 100 Rises on Vodafone Boost, Calmer Trading
The FTSE 100 closed up 24.84 points at 10,497.29 on Friday, boosted by a 13% surge in Vodafone after a £4.4bn stake acquisition by Xavier Niel's Vega. St James's Place fell 8.6% on exit news.
Iceland rebrands store to England for Pickford World Cup
Iceland rebrands three stores to 'England' in honour of Jordan Pickford, Harry Kane, and Jude Bellingham during the World Cup. The Washington branch celebrates Pickford's hometown.
Bray Controls Approved for Inchinnan HQ Expansion
Bray Controls (UK) has secured planning permission from Renfrewshire Council to expand its Inchinnan headquarters, including a warehouse extension and extra parking, to meet increasing product demand.
Eldon Square Revenues Rise to £25.5m as Footfall Hits 26.4m
Eldon Square's revenue climbed to £25.5m in 2025, driven by 26.4 million visitors, despite a drop in operating profit to £3.2m. New openings and a 50th anniversary celebration mark continued evolution.
Stretford Mall 251-Home Plan Approved Despite Concerns
Councillors approved a 251-home development on the former Stretford Mall site but expressed disappointment over the lack of affordable housing in the first phase, with affordable units promised for later stages.
Plaistow: The Next Hackney for Affordable London Living
Plaistow, East London, is tipped to become the next Hackney as estate agents highlight its affordability and regeneration, with average house prices at £398,382 versus London's £666,560.
UK gov proposes protections for unmarried couples
The UK government has proposed new legal protections for 3.5 million unmarried couples, including inheritance rights and asset division after breakup, with a consultation running until August.
Passengers swim to shore after plane crash-lands in Haiti
Two passengers and a pilot swam to safety after a Cessna 402B operated by ZED Airlines made an emergency water landing off Haiti's coast near Lafiteau. All three survived, and an investigation has been launched.
Demolition of Former Presto Store in Johnstone Starts July 13
Demolition of the former Presto store in Johnstone begins July 13, part of a £262,305 regeneration to create a green link between two civic squares.
Labour's free childcare plan for unemployed parents shocks taxpayers
Labour proposes free childcare for unemployed parents, costing up to £15bn, sparking outrage over taxpayer burden and welfare dependency concerns.
Benefits cheat stole Grenfell Tower victim ID, jailed 42 months
Adam Mejri, 47, was jailed for 42 months for stealing a Grenfell Tower victim's identity to claim over £160,000 in benefits and council support, including funds for fire victims.
Ryanair passenger shares free 2-minute middle seat hack
Money-saving expert Jordon Cox reveals a simple two-minute method to avoid being assigned a middle seat on Ryanair flights without paying seat selection fees.
LEGO Botanicals Set for £2.83 at Argos via Cashback
Argos offers LEGO Botanicals Rocking Plants set for £18, but with TopCashback, new customers pay £2.83. Set has 253 pieces and five-star reviews.
Duke of York in Wallsend to Close After Final Party
The Duke of York pub in Wallsend, North Tyneside, will shut permanently this weekend after the brewery sold the building. Landlords Andrew and Dean announced the closure, citing changing habits and cost pressures. A final party is planned.
Altrincham Irish Deli Replaced by Croissant and Pizza Spot
The Irish Deli in Altrincham closes; owners reveal two new concepts: Flakey, a croissant and coffee bar, and Paddy's, a pizza, beer, and cocktail bar, opening July 30.
Crew Member Reveals Best Seat for Free Perks on Plane
Wizz Air cabin crew instructor Gabriel Randone says row one offers extra legroom, priority disembarkation, and reserved overhead bins. Passengers may also get free upgrades to emergency exit rows on less full flights.
Betfred 50/1 Goal Offer Norway vs England
Betfred offers new customers enhanced odds of 50/1 for a goal in Norway vs England quarter-final. Place a £1 qualifying bet to claim £50 in free bets if a goal is scored.
Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Definer: £19.20, 'Best Eyebrow Pencil'
The Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Definer, now 20% off at £19.20, earns rave reviews for its natural look and all-day hold, with shoppers calling it 'life changing' and 'the best eyebrow pencil I've ever tried'.
Capita Faces £40m Loss Over Pension Failures
Capita warns of up to £40m profit hit from civil service pension scheme failures, as CEO apologises for 'very poor service' leaving thousands without payments for months.
Middlesex Appoints Julie Harrington as Interim CEO
Middlesex Cricket appoints former British Cycling CEO Julie Harrington as interim chief executive, signaling Andrew Cornish's likely departure after misconduct allegations.
Tough Rules on Political Donations Needed for MPs
A former university worker argues MPs should face strict donation rules, similar to academic staff, to prevent personal wealth accumulation.
Christopher Hanson-Abbott, reversing alarm pioneer, dies at 92
Christopher Hanson-Abbott, who introduced reversing alarms to Britain and co-developed broadband alarm technology, has died aged 92. His innovations saved countless lives worldwide.
Magnifique Combo Air Fryer Review: Nontoxic Multicooker Tested
The Magnifique Combo Air Fryer, a nontoxic glass and stainless steel multicooker with 12 modes, impressed in steaming and braise-crisp but may overlap with existing appliances. At $249.99, it suits small kitchens or college students.
Police Probe £500k Reform Donations from Fraudster's Mother
Police investigate £500,000 in donations to Reform UK from Fiona Cottrell, mother of convicted fraudster George Cottrell, over potential concealment of impermissible donor.
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