King Charles will release his personal tax bill for the first time, a historic move for a British monarch. His net worth is estimated at £680M by the Sunday Times, though others claim he is a billionaire.
Ryanair removes the £8 mandatory family seat fee from Thursday, allowing parents to sit with children aged 2-11 for free, following a CMA investigation into the policy.
A woman tried Morrisons' 3,000-calorie Big Daddy Breakfast for £12, praising its value but criticising the hard egg yolks. She couldn't finish it and took leftovers home.
UK households owe a record £4.79bn to energy suppliers, up 5% in Q1 2026, as Ofgem's price cap rises 13% to £1,862. Debt has quadrupled since 2018, with over 1.1m electricity accounts in arrears without repayment plans.
People over 65 will be exempt from the cash ISA allowance cut from £20,000 to £12,000 next April, and can still transfer from non-cash ISAs to cash ISAs, under new rules announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
£5,000 of gold hidden in Scunthorpe as part of an art treasure hunt by artist Luke Jerram, with clues in paintings at 20-21 Arts Centre.
A 12-year-old Basset Hound named Sherman survived emergency surgery for gastric dilation volvulus at Westport Vets in Linlithgow, thanks to rapid treatment by veterinary staff.
North East mayor Kim McGuinness will demand that Andy Burnham, if he becomes PM, devolve major powers and funding to tackle the region's NEET crisis, affecting over 64,000 young people.
Over 7 million UK households are missing out on £24 billion in unclaimed benefits including Universal Credit, Pension Credit, and Carer's Allowance, according to Policy in Practice. Use a free calculator to check eligibility.
Tesco is giving free breakfasts to serving personnel and veterans at 335 stores on Armed Forces Day, June 28. Offer includes veggie and vegan options with ID card.
PS5 owners can save over £16 on GTA VI pre-order at Argos using TopCashback, bringing price to £53.24 for new customers. Existing Argos users pay £54.41.
Graduates earn £100k more on average, but medicine and economics add up to £400k. Some degrees offer little return; a quarter of graduates may be worse off.
King Charles will publish his full personal tax bill today, becoming the first monarch to do so. A palace source says it was his 'clear wish and instruction' to increase transparency.
From July 15, 2026, buy now pay later services will be regulated by the FCA, affecting 11 million UK shoppers. Affordability checks and clearer information are required.
The UK government launches Great British Summer Savings, slashing VAT from 20% to 5% on children's meals, family attractions, and more from today, June 25, 2026, to ease cost of living pressures.
Edda Pilz was refused boarding on a Lufthansa flight during a heatwave because her shorts and crop top were deemed 'too revealing' until she covered up with a zipped jacket.
Households face a £221 bill increase from July 1 unless they switch to a fixed tariff, with just seven days left to avoid the 13% price cap rise.
Single state pensioners on low incomes can receive up to £47.23 extra per month from July 2026 after Pension Credit rose by 4.8% in April, topping up weekly income to £238.
The DWP is rolling out new powers to recover debts directly from bank accounts and suspend driving licences. Letters are being sent to debtors, with a four-month deadline to repay or face enforcement.
Etiquette expert William Hanson warns that treating hotel staff badly is the worst mistake guests make. Research shows 40% of Brits admit their hotel manners are declining, and 51% have been rude to staff. Being polite can lead to upgrades and better serv
Martin Lewis advises turning 18-year-olds to put £1 into a Lifetime ISA to start the one-year timer for the 25% government bonus, helping beat the average first-time buyer age of 34.
Brent crude dropped below $73 a barrel for the first time since the US-Israel war on Iran started, as the Strait of Hormuz reopens following a peace deal.
Casey Webb, 45, fraudulently claimed over £120,000 in benefits to fund a 'slightly better standard of living' for her children, receiving a suspended prison sentence.
From July 15 2026, buy now, pay later (BNPL) services like Klarna and Clearpay will be regulated by the FCA, requiring affordability checks and clearer terms for customers at retailers including ASOS, boohoo, Gymshark, H&M, Nike, Selfridges, and Charlotte
Martin Lewis explains that Nationwide's £100 Fairer Share payment counts as interest and may be taxable, affecting customers with joint accounts and those exceeding savings allowances.
The Premium Bonds prize fund rate rises from 3.3% to 3.8% in July, with odds improving to 22,000-to-1. Expert George Sweeney says future increases depend on BoE rates and NS&I's financing target.
NS&I boosts Premium Bonds prize fund rate to 3.8% from July, odds improve to 22,000-to-1, and fixed-term bond rates rise. Expert says more increases possible if BoE rates stay high.
Edward Foden, 40, of High Heaton, pleaded guilty to fraud by false representation after cashing a £15,000 cheque intended for his father. He faces sentencing on July 4.
TUI confirms a 72-hour waiting rule for compensation claims after a passenger complained of being denied compensation for a flight delay from Tunisia to Newcastle.
A top aide to Rachel Reeves has urged major companies and trade groups to lobby Andy Burnham to retain her as Chancellor, citing stability amid reports she will be demoted.