35-Bed HMO Refused in Childwall Over Poor Conditions
A plan for a 35-bed HMO in Childwall has been refused by Liverpool City Council due to poor living conditions, despite operating for over a decade without proper consent.
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Bolton Mill Events Space Approved with Fireworks Ban
Plans to convert two vacant units at Halliwell Mills in Bolton into a 350-capacity events space have been approved, with conditions banning fireworks and outdoor drumming to address noise concerns.
Garden Upgrades Risk £20,000 Fines for Millions of Brits
New research shows 54% of Brits are upgrading gardens this summer, but 58% are unaware of council rules. Fines can reach £20,000 for unpermitted structures, noise, or light nuisance.
EFL Probes Sheffield United Over £35m Payment Allegations
The EFL is investigating claims that Sheffield United's owners created a new parent company to avoid paying £35m owed to former owner Prince Abdullah.
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Pet Prescriptions May Be Capped at £21 in Vet Reforms
UK pet prescriptions could be capped at £21 under proposed vet sector reforms, including mandatory licensing and a new regulator to cut bills and increase competition.
Telstra CFO Apologises for Nationwide Outage Chaos
Telstra's CFO Michael Ackland apologises after a massive outage disrupted trains, traffic lights, Eftpos, and triple-zero calls. Technology reporter Josh Taylor discusses the fallout and accountability.
MPs Urge Labour to Scrap £330m Palantir NHS Contract
A second parliamentary committee has urged Labour to scrap Palantir's £330m NHS contract, citing 'serious mistrust' and calling for alternatives to the federated data platform.
Germany to Make Rental E-Scooter Operators Liable
Germany is set to pass a law holding rental e-scooter operators like Lime and Bolt liable for accidents, easing compensation for victims. Riders also share fault under new rules.
Burnham Urged to Scrap Income Tax and NI in Radical Overhaul
Economists including Jim O'Neill urge Andy Burnham to replace six key taxes with a single levy, potentially raising £75bn annually for public services.
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Trump-Linked Texas Oil Firm Greenland Energy Drilling Dispute
Greenland Energy, backed by Trump associates, claims permits to drill for $1tn oil in Greenland, but Nuuk denies any active permissions exist.
Man Utd: new £2bn stadium 'sanity project' despite debt
Manchester United's proposed 100,000-capacity stadium may increase debt but is a 'sanity, not vanity project,' says chief executive Collette Roche. The £2bn venue would be built 350 metres north-west of Old Trafford, with potential naming rights sales to
2006 Time Glitch Took Down Telstra's Mobile Network
A software defect in Telstra's GPS node reset the network clock to November 2006, causing a nationwide outage that blocked calls, including triple zero, and disrupted train services.
New Recycling Rules: Food Items No Longer Recyclable
England's new Simpler Recycling rules ban food items from general recycling, requiring separate weekly food waste collections to boost recycling rates.
Zara Trousers Called Out as Trip Hazard After Injuries
Zara's £25.99 Flowing Wide-Leg Trousers are causing injuries as wearers trip over the fabric. Over 2,000 TikTok videos show cuts and bruises. Fashion experts warn the wide-leg design is a trip hazard.
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Burnham Pledges to Axe Business Rates for High Street Shops
Andy Burnham pledges to scrap business rates for high street shops and force online warehouse giants to pay their fair share, in a rescue plan for struggling small businesses.
Last Days of the Raj Closes After 11 Years in Newcastle
The Last Days of the Raj, a beloved Indian restaurant in Newcastle, has closed after 11 years. Owners cited rising costs and the current economic climate as reasons for closure.
Historic Outback Pub Loses Liquor Licence Over Failures Including Serving Indigenous Patrons Through
Barrow Creek Hotel loses liquor licence over failures including serving Indigenous patrons through a hatch; publican Les Pilton found unfit.
TUI axes free alcohol on long-haul flights, offers £12.50 refund
TUI removes complimentary alcoholic drinks from long-haul economy flights from November 1, offering £12.50 per person refund to affected passengers. Premium passengers retain free drinks.
Australia May Require ID to Play GTA 6 Under New Laws
Australia could mandate ID checks for GTA 6 players due to strict online safety laws. UK players are unaffected for now, but future regulations may change that.
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Russia Bans Diesel Exports as Fuel Crisis Worsens
Russia has banned diesel exports until July 31 amid a chronic fuel shortage caused by Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries, leading to long queues and surging prices.
John Lewis recalls 15 products due to asbestos contamination
John Lewis has recalled 15 doorstops and draught excluders due to potential asbestos contamination, sold between January 2021 and June 2026. Customers advised to stop use immediately.
Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco Issue 89 Product Recalls
UK supermarkets Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Asda, Lidl, Waitrose, and M&S have issued 89 product recalls for food, tech, and toys due to safety risks including allergens, fire hazards, and choking dangers.
Map Shows Areas Hit Hardest by Burnham Mansion Tax Plan
A new map reveals that London and the South East will suffer most if Andy Burnham lowers the Mansion Tax threshold to £1.5m, affecting 150,000 additional homes and potentially raising £800m annually.
BBC Boss Slams Licence Fee as 'Straitjacket'
New BBC director-general Matt Brittin calls TV licence fee a 'busted flush' and 'yesterday's model', urging reform for the modern age before Charter renewal in 2027.
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UK Construction Firm Safe Dig Utilities Enters Administration
Safe Dig Utilities, an Essex-based construction company with 200 staff and 70+ vehicles, has entered administration after a High Court ruling. The firm, founded in 2017, specialized in telecom infrastructure.
TUI £12.50 Refund for Removing Free Alcohol on Long-Haul Flights
TUI has sparked fury by removing complimentary alcoholic drinks from economy class on long-haul flights from November 1, offering affected passengers a £12.50 per person each-way goodwill refund.
TUI cuts free alcohol on long-haul flights from November 1
TUI has emailed passengers about an 'important change' to long-haul flights: complimentary alcoholic drinks will be removed from economy class from November 1, with a £12.50 per person each-way goodwill refund for those already booked.
Vet Prescription Fees Capped at £21, New Ombudsman Announced
The UK government proposes a veterinary ombudsman and statutory regulation, capping prescription fees at £21 and requiring vets to publish price lists to help pet owners.
Sadiq Khan's Office Unlawfully Blocked Met's £50m Palantir Deal
High Court documents claim Sadiq Khan's office unlawfully blocked a £50m Met Police deal with Palantir over 'values and ethics' concerns, prompting a legal challenge from the tech firm.
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Rachel Reeves Issues Hundreds of Warning Letters Over Fuel Rule
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms hundreds of warning letters issued to petrol stations failing to comply with new fuel price reporting rules, which could save drivers £40 a year.
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