Rare 20p Coin Error Could Fetch £60
A rare 20p coin from 2008 with no date could be worth up to £60 due to a minting error. Check your change!
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Lloyds Bank Offers Up to £5,000 Cashback in Pension Transfer Deal
Lloyds Bank launches its first-ever pension transfer cashback promotion, offering up to £5,000 for moving retirement savings. Experts urge caution.
Barcelona GP Dropped for 2027 as F1 Confirms Rotation with Spa
The Barcelona Grand Prix will be absent from the 2027 F1 calendar due to a new rotation agreement with the Belgian GP. The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will host races in even-numbered years through 2032.
Intertek Backs £10.6bn Takeover by Swedish Firm EQT
Intertek backs £10.6bn takeover by Swedish private equity firm EQT, with board recommending £60-a-share offer to shareholders.
Garth Brooks Reportedly Exploring $2bn Music Catalog Sale
Garth Brooks reportedly explores sale of his music catalogue for up to $2bn amid booming market for music rights.
Free TV Licence for Pensioners Nears Milestone After DCMS Reply
A campaign for free TV licences for all UK pensioners gains momentum as a petition nears 100,000 signatures, with only a month left to sign. The DCMS says it keeps an open mind on new concessions.
Bridgend Approves 120-Home Development on Former Care Home Site
Bridgend Council has approved plans for 120 new homes on the site of a former care home and boys' home, with affordable housing and traffic improvements included.
Darwin Nunez tipped for Chelsea move in ideal scenario
Former Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez has been tipped to join Chelsea this summer, with ex-defender Marcel Desailly believing the move would suit him perfectly.
SpaceX Hits $2 Trillion in IPO, Musk First Paper Trillionaire
Elon Musk's SpaceX debuted on Nasdaq at a $2 trillion valuation, making Musk the world's first paper trillionaire. The IPO raised $75 billion, with shares opening 11% above the float price.
FTSE Soars on Iran Peace Hopes, SpaceX IPO Breaks Records
FTSE 100 closes up 1.6% on US-Iran deal hopes. SpaceX's record $75bn IPO begins trading at a premium. UK economy shrinks 0.1% in April, in line with forecasts.
Stockport Flats Fire Risk: Housing Boss 'Horrified'
A report reveals 'substantial or intolerable' fire risks at Stockport tower blocks due to systemic failures, leaving the housing association CEO horrified and prompting a 24-hour watch.
Amanda Holden Wipes Daughter's Phone, Leaves Producer Red-Faced
Amanda Holden left her Heart Breakfast producer embarrassed after announcing she will wipe her daughter's phone due to social media concerns, also criticizing PM Starmer.
Danny Rohl Awaits Rangers Future Decision Amid Salzburg Interest
Danny Rohl waits for Rangers to decide his future as Red Bull Salzburg seeks talks. Chairman Cavenagh watches Scotland train in the US.
£16 Serum Cleared Acne and Restored Confidence in 2 Weeks
A £16.45 serum from Amazon is being praised for clearing acne and restoring confidence. Users report visible results in just two weeks, with reduced spots and redness.
Tesco to Update Investors Amid Consumer Spending Concerns
Tesco will provide a trading update on June 18, as investors seek clarity on sales and profits amid consumer confidence issues and the Iran war's impact.
CBS News Hires UK Broadcaster Trevor Phillips as Global Correspondent
CBS News plans to hire Sky News presenter Trevor Phillips as global affairs correspondent, a key appointment for embattled editor-in-chief Bari Weiss.
One Nation Gets Free Ad; AI Causes AFR Graphic Errors
The Daily Telegraph gives One Nation's 'Fire the Liar' campaign front-page coverage. Also: AI creates fake parties in AFR graphic, Logies host wrong, and Press Council rules on Wilcox cartoon.
China Claims 'Spy Turtles' and 'Spy Fish' Monitor Waters
China's state security ministry alleges foreign agencies deploy marine animals with sensors to collect sensitive sea data, calling it an 'invisible secret war'.
Trump's 'Claw' Cage Rises: A Symbol of Kleptocratic Rule
Sidney Blumenthal examines how Trump's 'Claw' cage for UFC Freedom 250 embodies his absolute rule, immunity, and corruption, overshadowing democracy.
Barclays to Buy GoHenry Kids' Debit Card App
Barclays has agreed to buy GoHenry, a UK-based app and debit card for children, from US fintech Acorns. The deal targets affluent families and youth banking.
Experts Downplay Negative Equity Fears for First-Home Buyers
Economists say falling house prices are concentrated in the top end of Sydney and Melbourne markets, reducing negative equity risks for first-home buyers with small deposits.
Man City Weigh Third Offer for Elliot Anderson After £120m Bid Rejected
Manchester City consider a third bid for Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson after a £120m offer was rejected. Forest holds out for a larger upfront fee, possibly exceeding the British record.
West Lothian Housebuilder Hosts Family Fun Day
Taylor Wimpey East Scotland celebrates over 10 years in West Lothian with a family fun day at Calderwood on June 21, featuring activities, food, and new home viewings.
Arsenal Join Chelsea, Man Utd for £65m Winger
Arsenal have reportedly joined Chelsea and Manchester United in the race to sign Real Sociedad's Ander Barrenetxea, who has a £65m release clause.
Napoli Join Arne Engels Transfer Race; Three Clubs Inquire
Napoli have entered the race for Celtic midfielder Arne Engels, with Nottingham Forest, Fulham, and Sunderland also submitting inquiries. The 22-year-old has switched agents amid growing interest.
Lottery Winner Volunteers at Food Bank After £6.1M Win
Kevin Jones won £6.1 million on the National Lottery in 2016. Now, his wife Michele volunteers at a food bank, finding purpose in helping others.
Homebase collapsed with £803m debt, 2,300 job losses
DIY giant Homebase owed £803 million when it collapsed into administration in November 2024, resulting in approximately 2,300 job losses across its 135 UK stores.
Liverpool and Arsenal Alert as Barcola Set for PSG Exit
Liverpool and Arsenal are on red alert as PSG's Bradley Barcola is reportedly free to leave this summer, with the French winger falling behind Kvaratskhelia in the pecking order.
BBC Slammed for ‘David Hockney Resigns’ Error in Death Coverage
The BBC faced backlash after displaying a graphic reading 'David Hockney resigns' while reporting the artist's death at 88. Viewers called the error 'useless' and demanded an apology.
Abandoned for 15 years, St Peter's Square spot now draws queues
Joe & The Juice opens in Manchester's Mosley Street after 15 years vacant. The Grade II-listed building now draws crowds for free juices and Scandi sandwiches.
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