Elite tennis players including Sinner, Gauff, and Sabalenka will limit media duties at Wimbledon for the first week, demanding a larger share of revenue. Prize money rose 20% to £64.2m, but players seek 22% of revenue, currently at 14.4%.
A £7.4 million jackpot was up for grabs in Wednesday's National Lottery Lotto draw, plus a £500,000 Thunderball prize. See the winning numbers here.
Jamie Dimon’s legacy is at risk as Epstein files and Trump’s demands for investigation reveal his bank’s ties to the sex trafficker.
Lloyds Bank promotes a ten-minute Agreement in Principle check for first-time buyers, showing borrowing potential without affecting credit scores.
Tracy Flynn has left her role as chief executive of Ayrshire Hospice after four years. Former NHS Ayrshire & Arran CEO John Burns has been appointed interim chief.
The BT pension scheme lost £300m after writing off its 8.7% equity stake in Thames Water, which is burdened with £20bn debt, moving closer to nationalisation.
Economist Greg Jericho argues the CGT 50% discount was the root cause of Australia's housing affordability crisis, and changes are already affecting wealth inequality.
The Government's new First Time Buyer ISA consultation reveals potential losses for savers, with AJ Bell estimating £630 less than the Lifetime ISA due to delayed bonus payments.
Sterling reaches €1.162, its strongest since August 2025. Experts advise buying holiday money now as higher UK interest rates and weaker Eurozone data boost the Pound.
Megan Murphy, 26, was sentenced to six years for causing death by dangerous driving after running over Darryl Tomlinson, 31, while driving with an iced windscreen on a one-way street in Wigan.
Scottish Widows launches a new tool to help trace 3.3 million lost pension pots worth £31.1 billion. Users can find and consolidate pensions via the app.
The DWP has updated Universal Credit migration, with a July 2026 deadline. Over 2.3 million notices sent; 1.99 million claimed. Exemptions for vulnerable groups announced.
More than half a million households in Scotland are receiving an average £950 discount through the Council Tax Reduction scheme, with eligible claimants also getting up to 35% off water and waste charges.
Plans submitted to convert Victorian Wesley Mission building in Farnworth into a 15-bed care home, after previous HMO and flat proposals were refused.
Tesco launches a Clubcard for 16-17 year olds, ending age restrictions that excluded younger customers from loyalty scheme lower prices. The digital card is available via app with parental invitation.
Which? warns that automatic card updater systems may allow fraudsters to keep spending after a card is cancelled. Six in ten fraud victims faced further fraud within three months.
Martin Lewis reveals how couples can claim up to £1,260 backdated marriage tax allowance from HMRC, with 2.1 million people missing out. A viewer shares £1,000 success story.
MoneySavingExpert warns parents of children born between 2002 and 2011 may have unclaimed Child Trust Funds averaging £2,200, with HMRC tool to locate lost accounts.
Tesco introduces Clubcard for 16 and 17-year-olds, offering access to Clubcard Prices deals and points. Teens must be invited by a parent or guardian via the Tesco app.
Providence, Rhode Island, has raised more than $10,500 for Glasgow Children's Hospital charity to honor the Tartan Army's generosity during the World Cup.
DWP minister Pat McFadden warns of 'difficult decisions' on state pension eligibility amid rising costs from the triple lock and increasing claimants.
Millions of UK households have just days to avoid a 13% energy price cap rise on July 1, with potential savings of up to £284 by switching to fixed tariffs before the deadline.
People owing DWP £1,000+ risk losing driving licence under new powers. Letters sent from June 24, enforcement from October 2026. Direct bank account recovery also possible.
Readers can vote on whether Andy Burnham should make Ed Miliband chancellor if he becomes PM. Speculation is high as Burnham prepares to enter No 10.
A timeline of Nigel Farage's statements about a £5m gift from a crypto billionaire, revealing shifting explanations and denials amid scrutiny.
Elon Musk's net worth dropped to $1.1tn after SpaceX shares fell 16% on Monday, wiping out over $152bn, as post-IPO volatility and a tech selloff hit.
Martin Lewis warns households on standard tariffs to fix energy deals before Ofgem's 13% price cap hike from July 1, with typical bills rising from £1,641 to £1,862.
Conservatives will table a motion to annul new DWP rules allowing longer PIP awards without reassessment, arguing it reduces scrutiny and increases welfare spending.
BBC Breakfast reports that Andy Burnham would not keep Rachel Reeves as Chancellor if he becomes PM, offering her a junior Cabinet role instead.
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns Trump's Fed attacks could raise inflation and interest rates, as global central banks back Powell.