Morrisons is rolling out self-service parcel lockers across 500 UK stores, allowing customers to collect and return parcels from multiple carriers while grocery shopping, with a focus on convenience and community service.
Thames Water confirms two incidents affecting London and other areas as Britain's third heatwave begins, with 17 postcodes experiencing supply issues.
BBC Director-General Matt Brittin told MPs any move away from terrestrial TV, possibly by 2034 or 2044, must ensure no viewers lose access. Campaigners demand guarantees for Freeview users.
The Post Office will close 52 branches across the UK by October due to the closure of 100 Morrisons Daily stores and TG Jones outlets, potentially dropping below the government's minimum of 11,500 sites.
Kath Main, 46, faces an agonising 30-day wait over a possible £12m Lotto jackpot after a shopkeeper threw her winning ticket in the bin.
BBC's Holly Hamilton advises holidaymakers to avoid booking the first deal they see, comparing third-party sites vs direct bookings for 2026 holidays to save money and get extras.
Kath Main, 46, from South Wales, faces an agonising wait after her £12m Lotto winning ticket was allegedly thrown away by a shopkeeper. Allwyn is investigating her claim.
Morrisons is rolling out parcel lockers to 500 stores nationwide, allowing customers to collect and return online orders while grocery shopping, following a successful initial trial.
BBC Morning Live alert: Holidaymakers overpay for ESTAs via third-party sites like Sherpa, which add fees up to 71% above official prices. Independent applications risk fraudulent sites.
I tested Flash and Fabulosa floor cleaners on my laminate floors. Flash left a shinier finish with a pleasant lemon scent, while Fabulosa had an overpowering smell and required keeping pets away.
A side-by-side test of Flash and Fabulosa floor cleaners on laminate flooring reveals Flash delivers superior shine, scent, and value despite a higher price.
Moma Foods recalls porridge pots and sachets over possible mouse contamination; customers advised to return products for refund.
Ofgem has issued fresh guidance reminding millions of households that strict rules protect them from being charged for energy used more than 12 months ago, following concerns over unexpected back bills.
Thames Water confirms multiple network issues across London and Home Counties amid third heatwave of summer, causing water shortages for residents.
East London restaurant owner Ferhat Dirik says rude customers cost his business £1,000 a week due to last-minute cancellations and bad behaviour.
Barclays report finds student loan holders save £2,000 less per year for a home deposit, with 44% citing repayment burden on financial stability.
UK households face potential £500 energy bill surge; Resolution Foundation warns of price cap rise from July, urges targeted support like social tariff.
HMRC confirms state pension is taxable but DWP doesn't deduct tax. From 2027, pensioners with only state pension income will be exempt, but details are unclear.
BA stewardess wins discrimination claim after being sacked for fear of flying; tribunal finds airline failed to make reasonable adjustments.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves admits inadvertently breaking housing rules by renting out her London home without a required licence from Southwark Council.
Ynys Gifftan, an 18-acre Welsh island gifted by Queen Anne, is on sale for £350,000, featuring a derelict farmhouse needing restoration.
Stock markets rally and US dollar dips after Supreme Court rules against Trump's sweeping tariffs; UK reports record budget surplus and retail sales rise.
Unions and thinktank urge government action to save UK ceramics industry from energy costs, cheap imports, and underinvestment, warning of loss of national identity.
FCA launches £7.5bn car finance compensation scheme; millions urged to claim now. Average payout rises to £829 per agreement.
Sainsbury's recalls two own-brand hummus varieties due to potential E. coli contamination; customers advised not to eat them and to return for refund.
Thousands of European hotels sue Booking.com over alleged illegal parity clauses, seeking compensation for inflated costs over 20 years.
Trump hosts tech leaders at White House dinner; Elon Musk absent, highlighting rift between the two after public falling out.
UK charity donations fell by £1.4bn in 2025 as cost of living pressures and waning trust reduce donor numbers, with only half of Britons giving.
RBA governor Michele Bullock says petrol prices not main reason for rate hike, as board splits 5-4 on decision amid inflation concerns.
Inflation is down but prices remain high in Australia. The cost-of-living crisis may persist until 2029 as wages struggle to catch up with cumulative price rises.