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Newcastle's £10m Pitch Change Could End Coin Toss Tradition
Newcastle United's £10m drainage system at St James' Park reduces the historic slope, potentially ending the famous match day coin toss tradition favoring the Gallowgate End.
UK households urged to submit meter readings as 13% price hike
UK households urged to submit meter readings immediately as Ofgem's 13% price cap rise takes effect July 1, adding £221 to average bills. Expert warns of overcharging.
DWP confirms major Motability scheme VAT change today
The DWP has announced that from July 1, VAT will apply to advance payments on the Motability Scheme, and Insurance Premium Tax will apply to new leases, saving taxpayers £1bn by 2030.
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Supreme Court Allows Trump to Fire FTC Commissioner for Now
US Supreme Court lets Trump fire FTC commissioner Rebecca Slaughter for now, will hear arguments in December on presidential power over independent agencies.
Tesco, Morrisons and Waitrose Issue Urgent Food Recalls
Tesco, Morrisons, and Waitrose recall pasta sauce, cashews, chutney, frozen dessert, and beanburgers due to safety issues including glass, metal, and allergens.
Trump Administration to Appeal Order Granting Tariff Refunds to All Importers
Trump administration appeals order allowing all importers to seek refunds for invalidated tariffs, potentially halting $166 billion repayment process.
UK Construction Output Falls for 12th Month in Worst Run Since 2008
UK construction output falls for 12th month in longest run since 2008 crisis, with housebuilding in deepest slump since May 2020.
Save Hundreds on Energy Bills by Stopping 5 Simple Habits
Energy bills set to rise. Experts reveal 5 common habits that add hundreds to costs. Simple changes can save up to £45/year by switching off standby devices.
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Treasury Scraps Numeracy Test for Graduates, Sparks Fury
The Treasury removed numerical and verbal reasoning tests from its graduate scheme in 2020 to improve diversity, sparking backlash from politicians who call for meritocracy.
Australian Government Spends Nearly $1bn on Consultants Despite Pledge to Cut Back
Australian government spent nearly $1bn on consultants last year, up 48%, despite pledge to cut back. Greens criticise redistribution to other firms.
UK Watchdog Orders Google to Let Publishers Block AI Content
UK's CMA orders Google to let publishers block content from AI summaries, impacting global search results.
US Home Insurers Deny Nearly Half of Claims, Analysis Finds
US home insurers deny over 44% of claims in 2025, up from 36% a decade ago, driven by weather losses and higher deductibles.
Primark recalls purse over chemical risk to reproductive system
Primark has recalled a £6 coin purse after it was found to contain excessive phthalates, which may damage the reproductive system. Customers can return the product for a full refund.
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HSBC Explains Account Rules After Customer's Online Application Complaint
HSBC explains why a customer cannot apply for a second account online, requiring a phone call for additional checks, amid a £500 switching offer.
HMRC Clarifies Pension Tax Rules and When It Will Adjust Your Record
HMRC explains pension tax rules, including when it adjusts records, 72-hour processing, and how to claim relief on SIPP contributions.
Tax Experts Urge 3 Checks Before Burnham Becomes PM
Tax experts advise UK households to review tax efficiency, property strategy, and consult advisers before Andy Burnham becomes PM, amid potential land value tax and capital gains tax changes.
74% of UK Adults Can't Spot Illegal Betting Ads
A YouGov survey backed by Entain reveals that three in four UK adults cannot distinguish regulated from illegal gambling platforms, raising concerns about consumer protection.
European Regulators Warn Prediction Markets on Enforcement
Nine European gambling regulators jointly warn prediction markets to comply with local laws or face enforcement, citing addictive features and lack of safeguards during the World Cup.
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Wales warned 50p drink glass bottle charge unless DRS changes
Welsh businesses warn that unless the new Welsh Government alters the deposit return scheme to exclude glass, consumers could face a 50p extra charge per glass bottle sold in Wales.
Sheringham: Fernandes Not Good Enough for Man United
Teddy Sheringham says Manchester United shouldn't be upset about missing out on Mateus Fernandes, who is set to join Tottenham for £85m, claiming the midfielder is not good enough.
Restaurant Bill 'MKT' Meaning Revealed
A viral TikTok reveals diners' confusion over 'MKT' on restaurant bills. Hospitality experts explain it means 'market price', sparking debate on who should inform customers.
CMA Forces Google To Let Publishers Opt Out Of AI Search
UK's CMA orders Google to let publishers opt out of AI search summaries, impacting global tech regulation.
Home Office Overhauls Asylum Rules to Close Article 8 Loophole
Migrants who start families while in the UK illegally will have Article 8 human rights claims ignored under new Home Office rules, targeting criminals exploiting the loophole.
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Digital IDs to Be Accepted for Alcohol Purchases in England and Wales
From autumn 2025, digital IDs on certified apps will be accepted as proof of age for buying alcohol in England and Wales, allowing customers to leave passports at home.
Chelsea fined £2.58m by UEFA for financial breach
Chelsea have been fined £2.58 million by UEFA, with £1.72m suspended, for exceeding the 70% squad cost ratio threshold in the 2025 calendar year.
Ayrshire Roads Boss Admits Temporary Pothole Repairs Due to Budget
South Ayrshire Council's head of roads says budget constraints mean some pothole repairs are temporary, as permanent fixes are unaffordable. Councillor Brian McGinley raised concerns over repair quality disparity.
Lanarkshire households urged to submit meter readings before price cap rise
Lanarkshire households are urged to submit meter readings before July 1 to avoid overcharging as Ofgem's price cap rises 13% to £1,862, increasing average bills by £221 yearly.
Newcastle Fined €3m by UEFA for Cost Breach
Newcastle United have been fined €3m by UEFA for breaching Squad Cost Ratio rules, with a suspended €7m penalty. The club accepted a settlement after overspending, but avoided heavier fines faced by Chelsea and Aston Villa.
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UK to Review Pension Rules for Terminally Ill
Treasury minister Lord Livermore confirms review of 'outdated' pension rules for terminally ill, potentially allowing easier access to savings for those with life expectancy beyond one year.
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