Liverpool complete Victor Munoz signing from Osasuna for £35m, including a sell-on clause for Real Madrid. They also target RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande with an £87m bid, rejected as club demands £112m.
US border agents in Seattle seized over 11,000 counterfeit Labubu dolls worth $513,937.76, warning of safety risks from fake toys.
Agony aunt Jane O'Gorman tackles a reader's dilemma over a workplace affair and another's concern about being excluded from a friend's parties, offering straight-talking advice.
Liverpool have beaten Newcastle to sign Osasuna's Victor Munoz, repeating last year's Ekitike saga. The French striker nearly joined Newcastle before choosing Liverpool.
Newcastle United's £18.5m signing Ewen Jaouen is expected to be a number two, allowing the club to pursue a new first-choice goalkeeper this summer.
126 UK bank branches closing in 2024 including Lloyds, Halifax, Bank of Scotland, TSB, and Barclays. Post Office and banking hubs offer alternatives.
Pepsi overtakes Diet Coke as US soda sales decline, with health concerns driving growth in bottled water and other alternatives.
Prince Harry's £1.1 million donation to Children in Need reportedly came from the Glen Beg Foundation, funded by Diana's charitable trust, not his own money.
The UK government has not ruled out extending the TV licence fee to Netflix and Amazon Prime subscribers as it seeks a sustainable funding model for the BBC.
Prince William made a private £1,000 donation to save the Somerset Arms pub in Wiltshire, using his school name William Wales. The community group is thrilled.
As OnlyFans explodes, a side industry of middlemen targets young women, taking large cuts of earnings. Critics call it grooming and exploitation, with calls for a parliamentary inquiry.
A proposed $8bn renovation of New York's Penn Station raises questions about priorities, funding, and potential Trump branding, as critics worry about taxpayer costs and cosmetic focus.
Australian net overseas migration fell to 301,000 in the past year, the lowest since mid-2022 but still above pre-pandemic levels, sparking political debate.
The Bank of England voted to keep interest rates at 3.75%, with two policymakers favoring a hike to 4%. The decision reflects ongoing uncertainty from energy price volatility.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy rules out levy on streaming services. Find out who qualifies for a free or reduced TV Licence and how to save £180 annually.
The UK announces its largest drone package for Ukraine, providing 150,000 drones and 350 air defence missiles to counter Russian aggression, funded by seized Russian assets.
Nearly 1.4 million older people receive Pension Credit, but 760,000 eligible pensioners are missing out. Married couples under £363.25/week or singles under £238/week may qualify for extra support.
London Assembly Member Neil Garrett accuses Mayor Sadiq Khan of misleading Londoners over fare evasion figures, with costs estimated at £190 million and targets missed.
Newcastle United are exploring alternatives after Liverpool hijacked their move for Victor Munoz. Abde Ezzalzouli, Matias Fernandez-Pardo, Antonio Nusa, and Bazoumana Toure are on their radar.
Discover free and low-cost apps for budgeting, saving, and tracking expenses. From Plum to PocketGuard, these tools help you manage finances and avoid overspending.
HMRC warns parents to update Child Benefit claims before August 31 to avoid payment stoppage for 16-year-olds. Over 1.5 million letters sent with digital extension options.
Rachel Reeves plans to impose inheritance tax on pensions from April, prompting savers to seek ways to reduce exposure. Experts warn of potential care costs pitfalls.
The state pension age increase from 66 to 67 is costing over 25,000 UK households up to £7,011 per year, with unpaid carers hit hardest by the change.
Millions of UK savers lose £322 yearly by staying in low-interest accounts. Experts warn loyalty costs, urge switching to 4% accounts to beat inflation at 2.8%.
The UK government is considering a radical welfare overhaul allowing claimants to swap part of their benefits for employment support, including therapy and training, to reduce costs and boost jobs.
The DWP is contacting state pensioners to boost Pension Credit uptake, highlighting free TV licences for those aged 75+ as a key incentive.
HMRC warns Child Benefit payments will stop automatically on August 31 after a child's 16th birthday unless parents confirm their teenager's education or training plans. Extend claims online or via app.
UK unemployment fell to 4.9% in February-April, but job vacancies dropped to 707,000, the lowest since 2021, signaling a mixed labour market.
Thousands may be underpaid state pension due to missing HRP credits. Check your NI record and claim back thousands with form CF411.
DWP minister Pat McFadden updates the Work and Pensions Committee on the PIP review, with an interim report expected before the summer recess and a final report by year-end.