Disneyland's Secret Club: £20k to Join, Celebs Love It
Disneyland's exclusive Club 33, hidden in plain sight, offers VIP perks and booze. Join fee up to £38k, annual fee £23k, and a waiting list of 10 years.
Category : Acquisitions
Jaimito's Closes in Chester Over Mental Health Concerns
Jaimito's, a Chester dining concept, closes as owners Jamie and Amelia cite physical and mental exhaustion. The couple, known for their work at Wild Shropshire Restaurant, plan to reevaluate.
Haircut Idea Leads to £250k Business Spectra Media
A man's idea while getting a haircut sparked a £250k business. John Wylde and Sam Spridgeon founded Spectra Media, now an award-winning agency with a team of 10.
Pixie Cakes Expands to Swansea Marina Second Location
Pixie Cakes & Coffee, a beloved cake shop in Killay, Swansea, is opening a second location at the former Coast Cafe in Swansea Marina, taking over after 12 years.
PIP Payments at Risk If You Go on Holiday This Summer
Millions of PIP claimants may be unaware that holidays abroad over four weeks can affect benefits. Learn which changes must be reported to DWP to avoid payment suspension.
Gakpo Named Four Clubs Amid Liverpool Future Doubts
Cody Gakpo's future at Liverpool is uncertain after the £35m signing of Victor Munoz. Gakpo previously named four clubs he could join, including Real Madrid and Manchester City.
Home Bargains cuts Schwarzkopf shampoo from £34 to £13
Home Bargains offers a 61% discount on Schwarzkopf Bonacure Scalp Soothing Shampoo, reducing it from £34 to £12.99 for a 1000ml bottle. Customers praise its effectiveness.
Halfords Set for Stronger Profits on Sales Momentum
Halfords is expected to report improved profits for the past year, driven by strong trading and progress in its 'fit for the future' strategy. Analysts predict a 5% profit increase.
McDonald's Ends Wrap of the Day, Launches App-Only Deal
McDonald's is ending its Wrap of the Day promotion after 15 years, replacing it with 'Get Any Wrap in the App' from July 14, offering any wrap for £2.49 via the app, sparking mixed reactions.
HMRC Income Tax Bill Soars 50% as Frozen Thresholds Batter Brits
Brits pay £8bn more in income tax than five years ago, with HMRC collecting £153.7bn in May 2026, a 53% rise since 2021, driven by frozen thresholds and dividend tax hikes.
Pension Credit Claimants: Report Holidays or Risk Payment Loss
Over 1.4 million Pension Credit claimants in Great Britain must inform the DWP of any travel outside mainland Britain, or risk having their payments stopped or reduced.
Liverpool Next Signing After Yan Diomande: Ayyoub Bouaddi
Liverpool have signed Victor Munoz and are closing in on Yan Diomande. Next target is Ayyoub Bouaddi, as the Reds revamp their squad under new manager Andoni Iraola.
UK Construction Firm JRL Brickwork Enters Administration
JRL Brickwork, a Lincolnshire-based contractor, has entered administration, affecting nearly 300 workers. The firm's financial troubles follow a sharp drop in net assets from £195,788 to £3,636.
Glam Lawyer Accused of Dubai Asset Move Plot in Money Laundering
Brazilian influencer-lawyer Deolane Bezerra, with 21 million Instagram followers, is accused of plotting to move assets to Dubai as part of a money laundering scheme linked to the PCC crime gang.
Man City Post-Guardiola: Maresca, Transfers, Full Coverage
Manchester City enters a new era after Pep Guardiola's departure. Enzo Maresca to take over, with key transfers and full season coverage from the Manchester Evening News.
Gakpo Future Uncertain After Munoz Signing
Cody Gakpo faces an uncertain future at Liverpool after the club signed Victor Munoz. Gakpo previously named Manchester United and City as dream destinations.
Shearer Warns Carrick Not to Persuade Rashford to Stay
Alan Shearer advises Michael Carrick not to try convincing Marcus Rashford to stay at Manchester United, believing the forward has no desire to return to Old Trafford.
MoD Supplier Hereford Glass Fibre Enters Administration
Hereford Glass Fibre, a UK manufacturer founded in 1986 that supplied the Ministry of Defence, has entered administration. The Midlands-based firm diversified from kayaks to defence components.
Trump's $14.7M Reflecting Pool Paint Peeling
Days after an algae bloom turned Trump's renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool green, the 'American flag blue' paint has begun to peel away, sparking criticism over the $14.7 million project.
Raising Cane's Opening First UK Restaurant in London
Raising Cane's, the US chicken finger chain, will open its first UK restaurant in Piccadilly Circus in late 2026, with more London locations planned.
Waitress Furious Over 10% Tip on £569 Bill
A waitress criticizes tourists for leaving only a 10% tip on a £569 bill despite praising her service. The incident sparks debate on tipping customs worldwide.
Victor Munoz Says Emotional Goodbye After Liverpool Transfer
Victor Munoz has issued an emotional farewell to Osasuna after completing his £35m move to Liverpool, becoming Andoni Iraola's first signing as head coach.
Man United Given Easiest Start to 2026/27 Premier League
Manchester United have the easiest opening fixtures in the 2026/27 Premier League, facing two promoted teams. Liverpool and Man City also have favorable starts.
Shein Acquires Everlane for $100 Million
Shein reportedly acquires sustainable clothing brand Everlane for $100 million, with Everlane carrying $90 million in debt.
Dads' advice saves Brits £7,000: energy tips that stick
A poll of 2,000 people reveals dads' money-saving advice, like turning off lights and unplugging gadgets, has saved Brits an average of £7,000 over their lifetimes.
Marks Electrical Refunds £600k to 40,000 Customers
Marks Electrical must refund £600,000 to 40,000 customers after the CMA found it auto-added paid services without consent. Average refund £15.
Public Suggestions for BBC Cuts: From Strictly to Radio Mergers
BBC's cost-cutting plans lead to public suggestions including axing Strictly, EastEnders, and merging radio stations. Some propose advertising or more repeats. Licence fee debate continues.
UK Borrowing Hits £23.3B as Iran War Costs Soar
UK government borrowing rose to £23.3 billion in May, the second highest on record, driven by the Iran war's impact on debt interest costs. Economists had predicted lower figures.
Marks Electrical Cautious on Sales Outlook Amid Consumer Pull-Back
Marks Electrical reports record sales but takes cautious outlook due to weak consumer confidence amid inflation, interest rates, and unemployment concerns.
Man Utd Target Martin Baturina in £70m Deal
Manchester United have joined the race to sign Croatia star Martin Baturina, valued at £70m, as part of their summer recruitment drive.
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