Monklands Road Closures: Multiple Roads Shut for Repairs
Monklands faces travel disruption as several roads close for repairs in July, including Kipps Byre Road, Whinhall Road, Wallace Street, Dykehead Road, Drumfin Avenue, and Park Street.
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Zara Trousers Called Out as Trip Hazard After Injuries
Zara's £25.99 Flowing Wide-Leg Trousers are causing injuries as wearers trip over the fabric. Over 2,000 TikTok videos show cuts and bruises. Fashion experts warn the wide-leg design is a trip hazard.
Arsenal agree Guimaraes terms, confirm Meslier signing
Bruno Guimaraes has agreed a five-year deal with Arsenal as the club confirms Illan Meslier as its first summer signing on a free transfer.
£36 Amazon Massage Gun Impresses Over £199 Model
A journalist replaced his £199 massage gun with a £36.33 arboleaf model from Amazon and was seriously impressed by its power, quiet motor, and battery life.
Australian Inflation Surges to 3.8%, Raising Likelihood of Rate Hike Next Week
Australian inflation jumps to 3.8%, raising likelihood of RBA rate hike next week. Driven by electricity, housing, and food costs.
Fenty Gloss Bomb Stix Reduced to Under £20
Sephora has cut the price of the Fenty Gloss Bomb Stix Shimmer to £16.80, with shoppers praising it as a hydrating 'summer go-to' for soft, shiny lips.
Universal Credit claimants warned over five-day holiday rule
Universal Credit claimants risk losing payments if they go on holiday for more than five days. DWP rules allow one month abroad but only for short trips.
NS&I Urges Premium Bonds Holders to Check for Unclaimed Prizes
NS&I urges Premium Bonds holders to check for unclaimed prizes worth nearly £110 million and update their details for the new year.
Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026 Road Closures Full List
Glasgow will implement four weeks of road closures and restrictions from July 17 to August 17, 2026, for the Commonwealth Games. Drivers urged to plan travel carefully.
Aldi Rebrands as Baldi to Help Pitbull Break World Record
Aldi rebrands as 'Baldi' outside BST Hyde Park on 10 July, handing out free bald caps and accessories to help Pitbull fans break the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people wearing bald caps.
Kirstie Allsopp Urges Rachel Reeves to Abolish Stamp Duty 'Sin Tax'
Kirstie Allsopp and property experts urge Chancellor Rachel Reeves to abolish stamp duty, calling it a 'sin tax' that distorts the housing market.
Centrica Profits Halve as British Gas Takes £80m Warm Weather Hit
Centrica profits halve to £814m as British Gas takes £80m warm weather hit and customers switch to cheaper tariffs.
Clarkson's Farm Star Harriet Cowan Launches Side Hustle
Harriet Cowan, Clarkson's Farm star, becomes millionaire by launching her own company Farmfluence and partnering with Country Moos, potentially earning £500,000 in 12 months.
Burnham Pledges to Axe Business Rates for High Street Shops
Andy Burnham pledges to scrap business rates for high street shops and force online warehouse giants to pay their fair share, in a rescue plan for struggling small businesses.
British Grandfather Dies in Greece After Insurance Blunder, Family Faces £59k Bill
British grandfather Alan Kirby dies in Greece after insurance mistake leaves family with £59k bill; funds raised for cremation.
Reeves Declares War On Ghost Housing Developments
Chancellor Reeves unblocks 20,000 homes in Sussex stalled by a protected snail, sparking criticism from environmental groups over planning reforms.
Ocado Shares Tumble 17% as Kroger Closes Three US Warehouses
Ocado shares plummet 17% after Kroger closes three US warehouses, raising doubts about the viability of its automated fulfilment model.
Former Flight Attendant Warns Seatback Trays Are Dirtier Than Toilets
Former flight attendant warns seatback trays are dirtier than toilets on planes; advises bringing antibacterial wipes.
Majorca Resort Fears Tourists Have Been 'Scared Away' by Anti-Tourism Protests
Majorca's Soller Valley sees tourist numbers drop after anti-tourism protests, with businesses fearing the message has scared visitors away.
Burnham Unveils Blueprint for UK Economic Revival with Devolution and Public Ownership
Andy Burnham unveils economic blueprint with devolution, public ownership, and end to trickle-down economics.
Missing British Tourist Found Alive After Vanishing from Airport
Missing British tourist Jason Taylor found alive after vanishing from Alicante airport boarding queue; spotted on beach by British woman.
Australia's Minimum Wage to Rise by 4.75%, Lowest Paid Get 6% Boost
Australia's Fair Work Commission raises minimum wage by 4.75%, with 6% for lowest paid, affecting 2.8 million workers from July.
Liverpool Warned Against World Cup Transfer Trap
Liverpool must avoid buying players based solely on World Cup performances, a trap that has cost clubs millions. The Reds rely on prior scouting to avoid past mistakes like Diouf and Diao.
UK Inflation Falls to 3%, Boosting Hopes of Early Interest Rate Cut
UK inflation fell to 3% in January, the lowest since March 2025, boosting hopes of an early interest rate cut by the Bank of England.
Last Days of the Raj Closes After 11 Years in Newcastle
The Last Days of the Raj, a beloved Indian restaurant in Newcastle, has closed after 11 years. Owners cited rising costs and the current economic climate as reasons for closure.
Wirral School to Close Tomorrow After Emergency Waterworks
St Peter's Catholic Primary School in Wirral will close tomorrow due to emergency waterworks, the school announced on Facebook. The closure follows earlier heatwave-related school shutdowns.
Aldi Rebrands as Baldi for Pitbull World Record
Aldi will rebrand as Baldi for one day at BST Hyde Park, giving away free bald caps and accessories to help Pitbull break the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people wearing bald caps.
Man Utd Midfield Woes: Tyler Adams a Bargain Option
Manchester United face a midfield overhaul after missing key targets. Brad Friedel backs Tyler Adams as a fit, but warns his style must suit United's play.
Galaxy Buds3 Pro £100 Off Beats Samsung Price
Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro are now £119 at Laptops Direct, saving £100 off the RRP and undercutting Samsung's own price of £219. EE customers can get them for £1.
Scammers Target Brits Over Confusing EU Travel Rules
ABTA warns of scams exploiting confusion over EU travel rules, as fake websites target Brits applying for ETIAS, which isn't needed until 2026.
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