M&S Lamp Drops to £4 from £20 with TopCashback Deal
Marks and Spencer's Wooden Table Lamp, usually £20, can be bought for just £4.50 after a £15 sign-up bonus from TopCashback, with shoppers praising its 'lovely glow'.
Category : Finance
Garnacho Left Off Chelsea List, Boosting Man United Finances
Alejandro Garnacho has been left off Chelsea's 'not for sale list' just 12 months after his £40m move from Manchester United, who could benefit from a 10% sell-on clause.
Wall Street Bonuses Hit Record High Amid Market Swings
Wall Street bonuses hit a record $246,900 average in 2025, up 6%, as profits surged 30% despite market volatility.
Blue Badge Automatic Qualification Criteria in Scotland
Over 235,700 Blue Badge holders in Scotland. Automatically qualify if on higher rate mobility PIP, ADP, CDP, DLA, or severely sight impaired. Apply online or via council.
Salah's Agent Dismisses Transfer Rumours After Liverpool Exit
Ramy Abbas, Mohamed Salah's agent, has forcefully denied reports of a move to Fenerbahce or other clubs, stating that no one knows where the Egyptian star will play next season.
UK EuroMillions Player Wins £181 Million Jackpot
A single UK ticket holder wins £181m EuroMillions jackpot, the third-largest National Lottery prize in UK history.
Tom Watson Reverses Type 2 Diabetes Through Diet and Exercise
Labour's Tom Watson reverses type 2 diabetes through diet and exercise, losing seven stone and vowing to tackle the condition if Labour wins power.
Martin Lewis Warns Savers on £20,000 ISA Deadline
Martin Lewis urges savers to use £20,000 ISA allowance before 5 April deadline, highlighting tax-free benefits and upcoming rule changes.
Nan's Roll Shop Still Drawing Queues After 50 Years
Nan's, a family-run roll shop in Govanhill, Glasgow, has been serving freshly made rolls since 1973. With a roll and square sausage at just £1.90, it remains a beloved institution, drawing queues daily despite rising costs.
HMRC Urges 758,000 Young Brits to Claim Forgotten Trust Funds Worth £2,200 Each
HMRC urges 758,000 young Brits to claim forgotten Child Trust Funds worth average £2,242 each, with £1.7bn dormant.
Brits Reveal Best And Worst Financial Advice
Brits share their top money worries and financial advice, from pension planning to property anxiety, in a new survey highlighting widespread lack of confidence.
EuroMillions Results LIVE: £14m Jackpot for Tuesday July 7
The EuroMillions draw on Tuesday, July 7 offers a £14m jackpot. Players can enter until 7:30pm. The Thunderball draw also takes place tonight with a £500,000 top prize.
EuroMillions Results: Winning Numbers for £14M Jackpot
The winning EuroMillions numbers for the £14M jackpot draw on Tuesday, July 7, are revealed. Check if you've won the £14M prize or other cash prizes.
Farage Confronts Sky News Reporter Over Finances
Nigel Farage snapped at a Sky News journalist to stop 'harassing' his family after a question about financial support from convicted fraudster George Cottrell.
Australia Recession Fears Fade but Dreary Outlook Persists
Economists say Australia will avoid recession despite global oil supply shock, but warn of sub-standard growth, per capita recession, and low consumer confidence.
Holidaymakers Urged to Lock in Pound Gains as Sterling Rises
The pound hit a one-year high against the euro at 1.1708 EUR on July 7, 2026. Experts urge Brits to exchange money now before rates drop, warning that exchange rates never stay still and locking in favourable rates protects against future weakening.
UK Banks Keep £100 Contactless Limit Despite FCA Rule Change
UK banks keep £100 contactless limit despite FCA scrapping cap, citing lack of consumer demand and need for terminal updates.
UK Ticket-Holder Wins £181 Million EuroMillions Jackpot
A UK ticket-holder wins £181 million EuroMillions jackpot, becoming the third biggest UK National Lottery winner ever.
Ofgem Director: Energy Bills May Not Return to Pre-Crisis Levels
Ofgem's interim director general of markets Neil Kenward predicts UK energy bills may not fall to pre-pandemic levels, citing a 50% price cap increase since 2019 and ongoing affordability challenges.
Monzo's Undo Payments Tool Halts £323m in Errors
Monzo's undo payments feature has reversed £323m in accidental transfers since May 2025, stopping 6,389 errors daily.
Money More Taboo Than Sex for Brits Avoiding Financial Talks
Survey reveals money is more taboo than sex for Brits, with two-thirds avoiding financial talks with parents, leading to stress and uncertainty.
Martin Lewis Warns Couples with Joint Bank Accounts of Hidden Risks
Martin Lewis warns couples with joint bank accounts about risks of one person controlling finances, citing death, divorce, and dementia.
Tennis Stars Slam French Open Over Prize Money Share
Top tennis players criticise French Open prize money, saying their share of revenue is declining despite record tournament income.
MPs Call to End Student Loan Threshold Freeze
MPs urge government to halt student loan threshold freeze, calling it morally unjust and a stealth tax on graduates. Treasury Committee report reveals mis-selling and calls for reform.
MPs Slam 'Immoral' Student Loan Freeze
MPs say government has a 'moral obligation' to end the student loan repayment freeze, which has silently drained millions of graduates. Over 52,000 responded to the inquiry.
Nine Banks Improve Basic Accounts After FCA Test
Nine banks including HSBC, NatWest, and Nationwide have agreed to improve basic bank accounts after an FCA mystery shopping exercise revealed failures in supporting vulnerable customers.
Nine Banks to Improve Basic Bank Accounts for Vulnerable Customers
Nine UK banks, including NatWest, HSBC, and Nationwide, have committed to improve basic bank account access after an FCA mystery shop found vulnerable customers were often not offered these accounts.
HMRC: Thousands Owed £2,200+ from Child Trust Funds
HMRC reveals over 750,000 unclaimed Child Trust Fund accounts worth an average £2,200 each, for people born between Sept 1, 2002, and Jan 2, 2011.
Frankie Dettori Files for Bankruptcy Amid HMRC Tax Dispute
Frankie Dettori files for bankruptcy after failing to resolve a tax dispute with HMRC, citing sadness and embarrassment.
Cancelled Insurance Stays on Record for Life, Experts Warn
A cancelled car insurance policy remains on your record indefinitely, raising premiums for life. Experts warn drivers must always disclose it, even decades later, or risk invalidating cover.
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