EY and partner fined £1.2m over Made.com audit failures
The Financial Reporting Council fined EY £1.197m and partner Julie Carlyle £49,000 for audit failures related to Made.com's collapse.
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Liverpool Could Offer Barcola No. 29 Shirt on £145m Move
Liverpool can offer Bradley Barcola his preferred No. 29 shirt if the £145m transfer from PSG is confirmed, following the departure of Mohamed Salah.
Santander raises mortgage rates after Halifax hike
Santander has raised mortgage rates by up to 0.19% following Halifax's similar move, with brokers warning borrowers to act quickly as the market trend points upward.
Ofcom Proposes Blocking Openreach New Customer Deal
Ofcom provisionally found Openreach's discounted offer for new broadband customers is 'not fair and reasonable' and could harm competition, proposing to block it.
London Hub Diverts Construction Waste for Reuse
Joel de Mowbray's Tipping Point East hub in London salvages construction waste, offering materials at low cost and training to promote circular building.
Former pub to become 16-bedroom HMO in Gateshead
The former Duke of Cumberland pub in Felling could be transformed into a 16-bedroom HMO with five cluster apartments if planners approve revised proposals.
PSG target Real Madrid in Diomande transfer war of words
Paris Saint-Germain have ended their interest in Yan Diomande and criticised Real Madrid for inflating the market with 'crazy money' for the RB Leipzig winger.
EU Ban on Veggie 'Burger' Labels Could Apply to UK
EU vote on banning meaty names for plant-based foods could apply to UK under new trade deal, impacting veggie burgers and sausages.
Five Beefeater and Brewers Fayre pubs closing in GM
Five restaurants in Greater Manchester are closing as Whitbread shuts down Beefeater and Brewers Fayre chains, with 106 Beefeater and 89 Brewers Fayre sites affected.
Manchester restaurant with rats may lose licence
A Manchester restaurant where inspectors found 'rats running about the place' could lose its premises licence after a council hearing.
Burnham rules out stamp duty scrapping: 'It won't happen'
Prime Minister Andy Burnham dismisses reports of abolishing stamp duty during a Portsmouth visit, but pledges to make taxation fairer amidst council tax reform speculation.
Redevelopment Plans for Crawshay Court
Vale of Glamorgan Council has lodged plans to redevelop Crawshay Court retirement complex in Llantwit Major, improving energy efficiency and aesthetics with insulation, solar panels, and new parking.
George Russell faces grid penalty after engine change
George Russell is likely to receive a grid penalty later this season after Mercedes used his fourth and final power unit at the Hungarian Grand Prix, erasing his advantage over Kimi Antonelli.
Pressure on Burnham to scrap stamp duty, experts say
Mortgage experts call on Andy Burnham to overhaul stamp duty, saying the tax chokes the housing market and traps families in unsuitable homes.
Number of prepayment meters rises as energy crisis deepens, Uswitch warns
Research shows 60,000 new prepayment meters installed in six months, reversing trend, as energy crisis hits vulnerable households.
Burnham Hints at Council Tax Reform as Economists Back Property Tax
Andy Burnham warns of 'big decisions' on council tax as economists propose a proportional annual charge based on property values to replace stamp duty and council tax.
Andy Burnham criticises council tax unfairness amid tax denial
Andy Burnham criticised council tax as unfair, but Downing Street denies plans to replace it with a 0.48% proportional property tax. Find out how the rumoured plan could affect you.
Burnham's £40 VAT cut for driveway EV owners from October
Andy Burnham cuts domestic electricity VAT from 5% to 0% from October 1, saving EV owners up to £40 a year, but public charging remains at 20%.
Burnham property tax plan could save households £1,096
Proposals to replace council tax and stamp duty with a 0.48% annual property tax could save the average household more than £1,000 a year, according to reports.
Halifax hikes mortgage rates up to 0.20% from Tuesday
Halifax has confirmed mortgage rate increases of up to 0.20% from Tuesday, July 28, citing rising oil prices. Brokers urge borrowers to lock in deals quickly.
Slough's £640m regeneration plan aims to shed depressing label
A £640m planning application has been submitted for Slough's North West Quadrant, aiming to transform the long-vacant former university site into 1,500 homes, offices, and leisure space.
UK households face £1,296 charge under Burnham property tax
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reportedly considering replacing council tax and stamp duty with a 0.48% annual property tax, which would cost average households £1,296, a saving on current Band D bills.
UK Could Ban Veggie ‘Burgers’ Under New EU Trade Deal
EU vote on banning meaty names for plant-based foods could apply to UK under new SPS deal, sparking debate over labelling and livestock lobbying.
Burnham hints at 'big decisions' on council tax overhaul
PM Andy Burnham admits 'big decisions' ahead on council tax reform amid reports of a new system, but No 10 denies property tax plans.
Burnham warns of 'big decisions' on council tax reform
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says 'big decisions' are ahead on council tax, echoing criticism of unfairness. Hartlepool MP Jonathan Brash calls for wholesale reform.
FCA faces four legal challenges over £9.1bn car loan compensation scheme
FCA faces four lawsuits over £9.1bn compensation scheme for car loan victims, from Consumer Voice and three lenders.
Firework Rules in 2026: Avoid £90 On-the-Spot Fine This New Year
Know the firework regulations for 2026 to avoid a £90 fine. Key rules on timings, age limits, and public use.
Lloyds Reveals 80,000 More Customers Hit By Tech Glitch
Lloyds reveals 80,000 more customers affected by March tech glitch, total over 500,000. Bank pays £263k in compensation, no financial loss reported.
Nearly Half a Million Lloyds Customers Had Personal Data Exposed in IT Glitch
Lloyds Banking Group exposed personal data of up to 447,936 customers in a 12 March IT glitch, with 114,182 viewing others' details.
Experts Warn Against 'Dangerous Path' of AI Investment Decisions
AI experts warn investors against using AI for investment decisions, saying plausible info is not accurate and a 'human in the loop' is essential.
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