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Stretford Mall 251-Home Plan Approved Despite Concerns
Councillors approved a 251-home development on the former Stretford Mall site but expressed disappointment over the lack of affordable housing in the first phase, with affordable units promised for later stages.
UK gov proposes protections for unmarried couples
The UK government has proposed new legal protections for 3.5 million unmarried couples, including inheritance rights and asset division after breakup, with a consultation running until August.
Tough Rules on Political Donations Needed for MPs
A former university worker argues MPs should face strict donation rules, similar to academic staff, to prevent personal wealth accumulation.
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UK Plans Legally Binding Debt Targets for Water Firms
The UK government is drafting legally binding debt targets for water companies to prevent failures like Thames Water, which has £17.6bn debt. The move comes as allies of Andy Burnham propose public control.
EU Accuses Meta of Failing to Tackle Addictive Design Risks
EU regulators accuse Meta of failing to address 'addictive design' on Facebook and Instagram, citing features like autoplay and infinite scroll that contribute to compulsive use and harm children's mental health.
Merthyr Tydfil Council Alters Community Alarm Charges
Merthyr Tydfil Council reduces Lifeline equipment purchase cost from £195 to £95 but raises installation, monitoring, and replacement fees for 2026-27 amid digital switchover.
HMRC confirms 26p per mile for large petrol cars
HMRC has increased advisory fuel rates for company cars with engines over 2000cc to 26p per mile from June, reflecting rising petrol costs.
Currys Warns of Tech Price Hikes from Microchip Shortage
Currys CEO Alex Baldock warns that a global microchip shortage, driven by AI and data centres, will make price rises for phones and laptops inevitable.
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Drivers Risk £5k Fine for Not Using Air Con in Heatwave
Drivers could face £5,000 fines for not pressing the air conditioning button as the Met Office warns of a 30C heatwave, with Highway Code Rule 237 requiring alertness and control.
Newcastle Council Blocks Starbucks Pub Replacement Plan
Newcastle City Council unanimously rejected plans to demolish The Balloon pub in Fenham for a Starbucks drive-thru, citing traffic, design, and community cohesion concerns.
ECB Issues New Alcohol Rules for England Cricket Team
England cricketers face new alcohol guidelines after Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson's late-night outing. Players are advised to avoid drinking the day after matches, with a midnight curfew reinforced.
Major TV Licence Rule Change: Who Gets Free £180 Fee?
Plans for significant changes to TV licence rules are advancing. Currently £180, free licences are available to certain groups. A petition calls for a referendum on abolition, while another demands free licences for all pensioners.
UK Regulates Cloud Giants to Shield Financial System
The UK designates Microsoft, Google, Amazon Web Services and Oracle as critical third parties, subjecting them to oversight by the Bank of England, Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority to ensure resilience of financial services.
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Cammy Devlin Leaves Hearts After Deadline Missed
Cammy Devlin leaves Hearts after failing to meet a deadline to accept a new contract. The Australian midfielder made 176 appearances and scored eight goals for the club.
UK Law: 2p/mile EV Charging for Homes Without Driveways
New UK law will allow households without driveways to access 2p per mile EV charging. Changes include mandatory charge points in covered car parks and scrapping planning permission for pavement charging, saving £250 in fees.
PS Plus £70 Off Black Ops PS5 Ports Amid Cash Grab Fury
PlayStation gamers face £121.96 for PS5 ports of Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2, but PS Plus subscribers can save 57% and get both games with season passes for £52, sparking backlash over pricing and port quality.
Tech Firms Face Fines Under Ofcom Scam Ad Proposals
Social media platforms and search engines will be legally required to tackle scam advertising under new Ofcom proposals, with fines up to £18 million or 10% of global revenue.
Ofgem Warns UK Households Wasting Money on Kettle Use
Ofgem warns UK households are wasting money by overfilling kettles, as part of a 10-point energy-saving guide that could save £300 annually amid a 13% price cap hike.
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UK Heat Law Push: 20,000 Back Max Workplace Temp
Over 20,000 sign petition for legal maximum workplace temperature after DWP announces HSE consultation on new rules to protect workers from extreme heat.
UK Vet Fee Reform: £21 Cap but Risk of Higher Costs
The UK Government's White Paper proposes a £21 cap on vet prescription charges and mandatory price lists, but an industry insider warns the practical outcome could be higher fees and insurance premiums.
New BNPL Affordability Checks from July 15, 2026
From July 15, 2026, Buy Now Pay Later firms must be FCA-authorised and conduct affordability checks. Agreements before that date lack new protections, warns Citizens Advice.
Rightmove Urges Stamp Duty Scrap for First-Time Buyers
New build housing schemes plummet to lowest since 2017. Rightmove calls for stamp duty abolition for first-time buyers and more affordable housing funding ahead of Autumn Budget.
Cannabis Value Dispute: Police £180k vs Defence £30k
Police claim cannabis seized in Kilsyth raid is worth £180k, but defence lawyer argues true value is £30k-£45k. Court adjourned for expert evidence.
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BNPL Rule Change July 15: New Protections, Old Deals Excluded
From July 15, 2026, new Buy Now, Pay Later agreements will be regulated by the FCA, offering greater protections. However, agreements made before this date are not automatically covered, creating a critical divide for shoppers.
New £52 Charge for UK Drivers from July 1
UK drivers face a new £52 annual charge from July 1 due to Ofgem's energy price cap increase, impacting electric vehicle owners with higher home charging costs.
Mum fined £480 for term-time holiday calls it 'money-making scheme'
Charlotte Crouch, 36, was fined £480 for taking her four children on a five-day term-time holiday to Gran Canaria, but says she saved £2,500 overall and has no regrets.
Sainsbury, Co-op, Coca-Cola warn of higher prices if Wales diverges
Retail chiefs urge Welsh Government not to pursue a different deposit return scheme, warning of higher prices, reduced choice, and business uncertainty.
FCA: Firms Improve Product Design Under Consumer Duty
Financial firms are redesigning products to be more inclusive under the FCA's Consumer Duty, with examples like mini fridges for medication and voice-controlled apps. The regulator highlights both progress and areas for improvement.
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US Senate Overturns Biden-Era Mining Ban Near Minnesota Wilderness
US Senate overturns Biden-era mining ban near Minnesota's Boundary Waters wilderness, sparking environmental concerns.
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