Wizz Air Confirms Summer Schedule Amid Fuel Rule Change
Wizz Air confirms it will operate full summer schedule despite government fuel rule change allowing flight consolidation to conserve jet fuel.
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Record UK Wage Growth Sparks Fresh Inflation Concerns
UK wages rise at record 7.3% annual pace, but still lag inflation at 8.7%, fuelling fears of prolonged high inflation and further interest rate hikes.
Reeves Pledges Treasury Reform to Boost UK Economy
Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledges to boost UK growth by unblocking infrastructure and private investment, with planning reforms and a national mission for economic growth.
EasyJet's New Seats Boost Legroom and Cut Emissions
EasyJet to install carbon fibre Kestrel seats from 2028, offering up to 2 inches extra legroom and cutting CO2 emissions by 40,513 tonnes annually.
New BMW Boss Calls EU’s Made in Europe Plan ‘Dangerous’
New BMW chairman Milan Nedeljković criticises EU's 'Made in Europe' plan as dangerous, warning it could harm free trade and UK car industry.
Thousands of Flights Cancelled as Middle East Conflict Disrupts Global Travel
Thousands of flights cancelled as Middle East conflict disrupts global travel, stranding passengers and closing major Gulf airports.
Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker with 'Excellent Sound Quality' Slashed to £23.99
Amazon slashes RIENOK waterproof Bluetooth speaker to £23.99, praised for excellent sound and 20-hour battery life.
Bellway Shares Fall as Full-Year Earnings Forecast Disappoints
Bellway shares fall as full-year earnings forecast disappoints, with margin downgrade and mortgage market volatility flagged due to Iran conflict.
Blue Badge Automatic Qualification Criteria in Scotland
Over 235,700 Blue Badge holders in Scotland. Automatically qualify if on higher rate mobility PIP, ADP, CDP, DLA, or severely sight impaired. Apply online or via council.
Martin Lewis: Fix Energy Now After Iran-US Strikes
Martin Lewis warns UK households on standard tariffs to fix energy deals immediately after wholesale gas prices surge following US-Iran strikes, citing potential 16% savings.
Travis Perkins Warns of Building Material Price Hikes
Travis Perkins warns of price hikes for cement, chipboard, and paint due to raw material shortages and surging demand as lockdown eases.
Guardian Appoints Allan Donald as Chief Product Officer
Allan Donald promoted to chief product officer at Guardian Media Group, overseeing digital product strategy.
Polly Hudson: Jan Leeming Is Right About Unruly Children in Restaurants
Polly Hudson defends Jan Leeming's criticism of unruly children in restaurants, arguing parents must teach kids to behave in public.
£160 Rocking Chair Now £90: 'Comfy Curled Up with a Book'
The Artemis Home Solace Outdoor Rocking Chair, originally £159.99, is now £90 at Yimbly with code SUMMER10. Shoppers praise its comfort and style, ideal for summer relaxation.
St. Patrick's Day 2026: Best Food Chain Freebies and Deals in the US
US food chains offer freebies and deals for St. Patrick's Day 2026, including Krispy Kreme, Raising Cane's, 7-Eleven, and more.
US and UK Central Banks Expected to Hold Rates Amid Iran Peace Deal
US and UK central banks expected to hold interest rates amid Iran peace deal, easing inflation pressures. Fed's first decision under Kevin Warsh.
BA Flight Cancelled After Crew's Vodka Bender in Barbados
A British Airways flight from Barbados to London was cancelled after crew allegedly went on a vodka-fuelled bender at a luxury resort, leaving 336 passengers stranded.
UK Extends Airport Food Ban After Foot and Mouth Outbreak in Greece
UK extends airport food ban after foot and mouth outbreak in Greece, with fines up to £5,000 for bringing prohibited items.
Martin Lewis: Fix Energy Bills Now After Iran-US Tensions
Martin Lewis warns UK households to fix energy tariffs immediately as wholesale gas prices surge 16% after Trump ends US-Iran ceasefire, risking higher bills.
Capital Gains Tax Discount Changes Expected In May Budget
May budget expected to include changes to capital gains tax discount, possibly reducing it from 50% to 25% or capping gains.
Cooling Dog Bed 'Worth Every Penny' Now 36% Off at Amazon
The COZY KISS Cooling Dog Bed is now £44.99 on Amazon, down from £69.99. With cooling fabric, orthopedic foam, and a 4.4-star rating, it's a popular choice for pet owners.
Arctic Gas Explosion Threatens Putin's Energy Supply
A massive Arctic gas explosion near Gazprom's Yamal fields creates a crater, threatening Putin's energy supply amid Russia's fuel crisis.
Oil Prices Plunge and Stocks Surge After US-Iran Ceasefire Deal
Oil prices plunge and stocks surge after US and Iran agree two-week conditional ceasefire, reopening Strait of Hormuz under Iranian management.
Lidl Middle Aisle: Cooling Gadgets, Bedding & Outdoor Furniture
Lidl's middle aisle this week features cooling gadgets, summer bedding, outdoor furniture, kids' toys, clothing, car accessories, gardening tools, and teacher gifts from July 9-12.
Panic in Wantage Over Plans to Ban Cars from High Street
Plans to pedestrianise Wantage Market Place in Oxfordshire spark fears of 'disaster' as residents and traders warn of lost parking, delivery restrictions, and potential business closures.
FTSE 100 Breaks 9,000 Points in Historic Rally
FTSE 100 breaks 9,000 points for first time, up 10% in 2025, driven by investor flight from US stocks and UK trade deal.
UK Steel Industry Faces 'Existential Threat' from EU Tariff Plan
EU plans to double steel tariffs to 50%, matching US, pose 'existential threat' to UK steel industry, with 80% of exports going to EU. PM Starmer says UK in talks.
Asda Shoppers Can Save £17 by Bending Down for Own-Brand Items
Shoppers can save £17 by choosing Asda own-brand items on lower shelves, as per Martin Lewis's tip.
The Works Closes Online Shop, Shares Jump on New Strategy
The Works closes its loss-making online shop, shares jump as it refocuses on physical stores, with strong like-for-like sales and plans to open new sites.
Remove These Five Items from Your Car During UK Heatwave
Experts warn drivers to remove five everyday items from cars to prevent melting, explosions, and repair costs up to £1,000 as UK temperatures hit 35°C.
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