Greggs Launches Spring Menu with Free Drink Offer for App Users
Greggs launches spring menu with Tandoori Chicken Sandwich, cherry drinks, and free drink offer for new app users.
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British Man Drowns at Gran Canaria Beach
A 70-year-old British man drowned at San Cristóbal beach in Gran Canaria; a second man was hospitalised.
Sadiq Khan Opposes Heathrow Third Runway Expansion
Sadiq Khan opposes Heathrow third runway expansion, citing noise, pollution and climate concerns, as Government pushes ahead with consultation.
DWP Universal Credit claimants could get £1,200 boost
DWP Universal Credit claimants could get a £1,200 bonus through the Help to Save scheme. Three million people are now eligible.
Check Lost Bank Accounts Before Funds Donated
Billions in unclaimed bank accounts risk being donated to charity after 15 years. BBC expert Laura Pomfret urges Britons to check for lost accounts using mylostaccount.org.uk.
Reeves Proposes Regional Tax Revenue Sharing for England's Mayors
Chancellor Rachel Reeves proposes sharing national tax revenues with England's regional mayors to rebalance the economy and shift power from Westminster.
Denza B5 vs Land Rover Defender: Surprising Verdict from Goodwood Test Drive
Journalist Christopher Sharp test drove the Denza B5 and Land Rover Defender at Goodwood, and surprisingly preferred the Chinese hybrid SUV.
Southwest Airlines Faces Backlash Over New 'Fat Tax' Policy
Southwest Airlines' new 'customer of size' policy sparks backlash, with critics calling it a 'fat tax' and accusing the airline of discrimination.
Australian Government Considered Fuel Rationing Amid Crisis, Documents Reveal
Australian government considered fuel rationing during crisis, documents reveal, but ruled it out as worst-case scenario.
Europe's Largest Hotel Operator Revo Hospitality Collapses Into Administration
Revo Hospitality Group, Europe's largest hotel operator, files for insolvency, affecting 140 companies but continuing operations in Germany and Austria.
Easter Eggs 'Pushed Too Early' in Shops, Public Health Body Warns
RSPH survey finds early Easter egg sales tempt parents, with half of adults already buying chocolate treats this year.
Ticketmaster Raises Fees After US Crackdown on Hidden Charges, Senators Cry Foul
Ticketmaster raised other fees after US hidden charge crackdown, prompting senators to accuse it of bait-and-switch and violating consumer protection laws.
Co-op CEO Quits as Firm Launches £200m Cost Cutting Plan
Co-op CEO Shirine Khoury-Haq quits as firm posts £125m loss, launches £200m cost-cutting plan after cyber-attack and toxic culture claims.
DWP Report: PIP 'Not Fit for Purpose', Claimants Describe 'Dehumanising' Process
A major DWP review has declared PIP 'no longer fit for purpose', with over 90% of nearly 40,000 respondents reporting negative experiences. Claimants describe the application process as 'dehumanising' and 'degrading'.
Fabinho Hints at Real Madrid Return After Brazil Exit
Fabinho, out of contract at Al-Ittihad, hints at a return to European football and a potential reunion with ex-Liverpool teammates at Real Madrid after visiting the Spanish capital.
Hundreds of Cases of Dog Food Recalled Over Plastic Contamination Risk
Fromm Family Foods recalls 300 cases of frozen dog food due to plastic contamination; no injuries reported yet.
England Fan Gets £10k Back After Viral World Cup Trip with Grandad
Jacob Allmendinger, 21, spent his £10,000 house deposit savings to take his grandad Geoff Golliker, 80, to the World Cup. After their story went viral, online casino Metawin reimbursed the full amount.
200 Affordable Homes Planned for Former Hexham School
Outline planning permission has been secured for up to 200 homes on the former Hexham Middle School site, with a high proportion of affordable housing and a cultural space in the retained Fellside Building.
Housing Market Slowdown Easing, Surveyors Say
The worst of the housing market slowdown may be passing, Rics survey shows. Buyer inquiries least negative since February, but supply tightens and political uncertainty persists.
Vet Firms to Face Independent Regulator in Major Reform
Vet businesses will be accountable to an independent regulator for the first time under government proposals, including a new ombudsman, price transparency, and a £21 cap on written prescription fees.
Nintendo Shutting Down Mario Kart Tour: End Date and Impact
Nintendo will shut down Mario Kart Tour on September 29-30, 2026, ending service for millions of players. The game will have no offline mode, making it completely unplayable.
Crimson Desert Switch 2 Port Possible; GTA 6 Hopes Rise
Pearl Abyss CEO Huh Jin-young confirms Crimson Desert is being developed for Nintendo Switch 2, with basic gameplay already achievable. A full port faces optimisation challenges.
Steam Summer Sale 2026 Ends July 9: Last Chance for Discounts
The Steam Summer Sale 2026 ends July 9 at 6pm BST. Get discounts on Hades 2, Blue Prince, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and more before the next major sale in autumn.
Sesko's Recovery Message to Man United Fans After Injury
Benjamin Sesko has sent an eight-word message to Manchester United supporters after recovering from a shin injury that ended his season early, writing on Instagram: 'Rested. Refreshed. Back to preparing.'
Argos NEOGEO AES+ Pre-Orders Live for Retro Console
Argos has launched pre-orders for the NEOGEO AES+ console at £179.99, with ten classic games available, ahead of its November 12 release.
Trump Orders New Iran Strikes After NATO Summit
US launches additional strikes against Iran after CENTCOM cites Tehran's aggression against civilian shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Over 80 targets hit so far.
Man Utd set for £13m windfall as Greenwood deal revives
Manchester United are poised for a £13m cash injection after Mason Greenwood's proposed move to Fenerbahce reportedly revived, with a four-year contract accepted until 2030.
Extra Bank Holiday Possible if England Wins World Cup
Sir Keir Starmer hinted Brits may get an extra bank holiday if the Three Lions win the World Cup. The final is on Sunday July 19, with Friday July 24 as likely date.
Bieber, Madonna for World Cup Final Show, BBC Won't Air
Justin Bieber and Madonna will co-headline the first FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show on July 19, but BBC and ITV will not broadcast the 11-minute spectacle, sticking to match analysis instead.
Man Utd to Get £17m from Greenwood's Fenerbahce Transfer
Manchester United are set to receive a significant sell-on fee from Mason Greenwood's £34.1m transfer to Fenerbahce, boosting their summer budget by up to £17m.
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