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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Maine Road: 1923 stadium demolished for homes
Maine Road, Manchester City's home for 80 years, was demolished after 2003 and replaced with 474 homes. It still holds the record attendance for an English club ground.
McInnes teases Rangers transfers before Dundee Utd opener
Derek McInnes says Rangers need more creative players after goalless draw with West Ham, but expects new signings before Dundee United clash.
Bank of England Cuts Base Rate to 5% in First Reduction Since 2020
Bank of England cuts base rate to 5%, first reduction since March 2020, affecting mortgages, savings, loans, and credit cards.
Norse Atlantic CEO Warns More Flight Cancellations Likely Amid Fuel Crisis
Norse Atlantic CEO Eivind Roald warns more airline cancellations are likely due to a global fuel crisis, after cancelling London Gatwick to LA flights.
Fed-up homeowner can't use garden due to neighbour's dog mess
A new homeowner on Reddit complained about their neighbour's dog excrement making their garden unusable due to a horrid stench, seeking advice on how to handle the situation.
HMRC: Submit Tax Return Early for Six Months Budget Time
HMRC reminds Self Assessment customers of the July 31 payment on account deadline, suggesting early filing for a six-month budgeting window.
California Attorney General Accuses Amazon of Price-Fixing with Vendors
California AG alleges Amazon colluded with vendors like Chewy and Levi's to raise prices, citing unsealed emails. Amazon denies claims.
FCA Faces Four Legal Challenges Over £9.1bn Car Finance Compensation Scheme
FCA faces four lawsuits over £9.1bn car finance compensation scheme from Consumer Voice and three lenders, creating fresh uncertainty.
Lidl Submits New Planning Application for Wantage Store
Lidl has submitted a new planning application for adjustments to its existing store on Grove Road in Wantage, Oxfordshire, including sustainable drainage, parking, and EV charging.
EU bans hand luggage fees on budget airlines from 2027
New EU rules from 2027 will force airlines like Ryanair, easyJet and Wizz Air to include a small cabin bag in the ticket price, ending extra charges for hand luggage.
HMRC confirms £33 monthly tax charge for pensioners over £35k
HMRC will automatically deduct around £33 per month from state pensioners earning over £35,000 who receive Winter Fuel Payment, via a tax code change.
TV Licence Rules for Freeview and Freely
TV Licence rules for Freeview and Freely: you need a licence for broadcast TV on both, but not for on-demand except BBC iPlayer. Fines up to £1,000.
Andy Burnham change prompts £3,000 gift allowance rush
From April 2027, pensions left after death will be liable for inheritance tax. People are exploring gifting rules, including a £3,000 annual allowance and surplus income gifts.
Healey orders 'buy British' blitz in government overhaul
Chancellor John Healey has ordered government departments to 'buy British', promising a focus on UK goods and services on a scale never seen before to support British jobs.
Live Nation Settles US Antitrust Case with $280m Fine
Live Nation settles US antitrust case with $280m fine, opens Ticketmaster to rivals, but some state attorneys general reject the deal.
New Buy Now, Pay Later Regulations to Start July 2026 with FCA Oversight
UK BNPL regulations begin July 2026 under FCA oversight, promising fairer deals for shoppers but campaigners urge caution.
Pubs Say Burnham's Rates Cut Is 'Small Snippet'
Pubs say Andy Burnham's 20% business rates reduction is a 'small snippet' compared to high costs like VAT and staffing, with typical savings of £1,000 on £5,000 rates
Ascot's King George Stakes Gets £2.5m Prize Boost
Ascot reports £10.5m pre-tax profit for 2025, announces King George Stakes will rise to £2.5m next year, aiming to rival the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Angela Rayner hints at new property tax costing London £7.5bn
Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has not ruled out a new property tax that could cost London an extra £7.5 billion, saying the issue will be looked at ahead of the autumn Budget.
Rayner hints at new property tax costing London £7.5bn
Angela Rayner has kept the door ajar for a new property tax which would land London with an additional £7.5 billion bill, as she highlighted criticism of the current council tax system.
Tom Kerridge warns UK faces losing local pubs without VAT cut
Chef Tom Kerridge calls for VAT on hospitality to be cut from 20% to 10%, warning pubs and restaurants are closing at an alarming rate.
Man United Confirm Sekou Kone Loan to Lausanne-Sport
Manchester United have confirmed that young prospect Sekou Kone has left the club to join Lausanne-Sport on loan.
Fuel duty cut extended until 2027, HMRC confirms
The 5p per litre fuel duty cut is extended until 31 December 2026, with rates set to rise in 2027. HMRC confirms the move to help drivers amid rising petrol prices.
Maresca speaks on Grealish future amid Everton interest
New Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has refused to rule out Jack Grealish remaining at City amid Everton interest in bringing the £100m man back.
Morrisons begins closing 100 Daily stores, 50 confirmed
Morrisons has started closing 100 Morrisons Daily stores, with two shut already and 50 more branches confirmed for closure, affecting jobs.
VIP Tickets for Sunderland Premier League Matches
Sunderland return to the Premier League with VIP hospitality packages at Stadium of Light. Prices start at £105 for the Central Longside Stadium Tour Package.
Rayner admits Labour may miss homes target
Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has suggested Labour might break its manifesto promise to build 1.5 million new homes, calling it a 'really difficult challenge'.
Trump hits UK with 10% tariff amid economic 'Burnham bounce'
The UK faces new 10% US tariffs from Donald Trump, just as positive economic data shows a 'Burnham bounce' with rising consumer confidence and retail sales.
Martin Lewis warns of 6-month council tax rule for home owners
Martin Lewis warns home owners about a 'really important' 6-month deadline to challenge council tax bands, as 400,000 UK homes may be in the wrong band.
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