HMRC Names 150 Businesses for Tax Avoidance
HMRC has published a list of over 150 businesses and individuals who failed to pay at least £25,000 in tax, with London firms alone owing £4.8 million.
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Low-Coupon Gilts Beat Savings After Tax
Higher-rate taxpayers can achieve better after-tax returns with low-coupon UK gilts, as capital gains are tax-free, offering a 3.5% net yield versus a 5.8% savings account.
Martin Lewis Urges Meter Reading Before Energy Price Hike
Martin Lewis warns millions of households to photograph gas and electricity meters before June 30 to avoid paying higher rates when Ofgem's price cap rises 13% on July 1.
Stricter BNPL Rules from July 15: New Protections for UK Shoppers
From July 15, Buy Now Pay Later lenders like Klarna and Clearpay will face FCA regulation, requiring affordability checks and giving consumers the right to complain to the Financial Ombudsman Service.
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Dishwasher Warning: Never Clean Knives This Way, Experts Say
Kitchen experts warn against putting sharp knives in the dishwasher, citing risks of blunting, rust, and injury. Handwashing is recommended for safety and longevity.
UK Watchdog Proposes App Store Payment Rule Changes
The CMA is consulting on forcing Apple and Google to allow developers to steer customers away from their platforms for payment, aiming to reduce costs and benefit consumers.
ScotRail's £10 Minimum Fare for Fare Dodgers Starts July 1
From July 1, ScotRail introduces a £10 minimum fare for passengers boarding without a valid ticket, aiming to combat £11m annual losses from fare evasion and reduce anti-social behaviour.
UK Tourists Face £17 Fee for Travel to 30 European Countries
Scottish and UK passport holders will need to pay £17 for an ETIAS to visit 30 European countries, with the scheme launching in late 2026 and becoming mandatory in 2027.
DWP Urged to Consider Means-Testing PIP in Review
Conservative MP Joy Morrissey has called for means-testing Personal Independence Payment (PIP) during DWP oral questions, but Minister Sir Stephen Timms reaffirmed the benefit will remain non-means-tested.
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UK Penicillin Alert: MHRA Class 4 Defect Notice Issued
The MHRA issued a Class 4 defect notification for benzylpenicillin benzathine batches with outdated patient leaflets, affecting two batches distributed from June 26, 2026.
Burnham urged to cut energy taxes as winter bills soar
Experts warn energy costs will remain high this winter, with the price cap falling just 0.5% in October. Incoming PM Andy Burnham faces pressure to scrap VAT on energy bills.
BetVictor Extends 100/1 England World Cup Offer for New Customers
BetVictor extends its 100/1 England World Cup offer for new customers until July 6, 2026. Qualifying bet of £1 on England to win the 2026 World Cup at normal odds, with extra winnings paid as free bets.
Sainsbury's Boss Warns of More Supply Chain Inflation
Sainsbury's CEO Simon Roberts warns of ongoing inflationary pressure in the supply chain, though less than expected, as the supermarket reports 2.7% sales growth amid cautious consumer spending.
Virgin Money Cuts Mortgage Rates by Up to 0.20%
Virgin Money reduces mortgage rates by up to 0.20% amid falling swap rates and Middle East calm. Brokers urge borrowers to lock in deals now, predicting further cuts.
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Motability Scheme Rule Changes Begin July 1 for England, Wales
New Motability Scheme tax changes take effect July 1 in England and Wales, but Scottish ADP, CDP, and SADLA recipients are unaffected. VAT and IPT changes target higher-value vehicles.
Martin Lewis: Ryanair Allows Free Parent-Child Seating
Ryanair changes policy after CMA investigation, allowing parents to sit with children under 12 for free at the back of the plane, ending mandatory £8 seat fee.
UK Housebuilders Face £4.5bn Lawsuit Over Alleged Overcharging
A £4.5bn class action lawsuit is launched against seven UK housebuilders, alleging they overcharged buyers by sharing commercially sensitive information, affecting over 700,000 homebuyers.
UK Households Warned of £1,000 HMRC Tax Refund
UK couples could be missing out on £252 yearly via Marriage Allowance, with backdated claims up to £1,008. HMRC warns eligible households to apply directly.
10,054 Drivers Penalised for Unroadworthy Vehicles in 2025
Over 10,000 British drivers received penalty points in 2025 for unroadworthy vehicles, with Scotland topping the list. RAC warns of danger and potential underreporting due to fewer traffic officers.
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Affinity Packaging Liquidated After Breaching Voluntary Arrangement
Affinity Packaging Ltd, supplier to Morrisons, Tesco, and Sainsbury's, has been forced into liquidation after breaching a Company Voluntary Arrangement, with debts of £2.5 million.
Martin Lewis on Ryanair's family seating change
Martin Lewis comments after Ryanair announces free adjacent seats for parents with children under 12, following a CMA investigation into family seating charges.
Trump Demands UK Meet NATO 5% Defence Spending Pledge
President Trump expects NATO allies, including the UK, to meet the 5% GDP defence spending pledge by 2035, as Starmer's delayed plan faces internal government wrangling and ministerial resignations.
Man Utd Expect Mee Contract Agreement Despite Expiry
Manchester United still expect goalkeeper Dermot Mee to sign a contract extension, despite his current deal expiring on June 30, 2026.
Sautéing vs Frying: Key Differences Every Cook Should Know
Sautéing uses minimal fat at high heat for quick cooking, while frying submerges food in oil at lower heat for crispness. Learn the differences and which technique to use for your ingredients.
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Frying vs Sautéing: Key Differences for Home Cooks
Frying and sautéing are distinct stovetop techniques. Sautéing uses minimal fat at high heat for quick browning, while frying submerges food in oil for crispness. Understanding the difference ensures perfect results.
Aramco Workers Face Safety Risks Report Finds
FairSquare report finds migrant workers in Aramco's supply chain face safety risks and lack compensation, with cases of alleged labour abuses.
Harborne Unlikely to Evade UK Donation Cap
Christopher Harborne, a Thailand-based crypto investor who donated £15m to Reform UK, would likely not bypass a planned £100k cap on overseas donations even if registered to vote in Hampshire, experts say.
Court Dismisses £140m Manchester Skyscraper Loans Challenge
The Court of Appeal has dismissed claims that £140m in public loans for Manchester skyscraper developments were unlawful, siding with the Greater Manchester Combined Authority.
Morrisons Issues Urgent Warning for Crisps Over Allergy Risk
Morrisons recalls Maple & Bacon Back of the Net crisps due to undeclared milk posing a health risk to allergy sufferers. FSA issues 'do not eat' warning.
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Summer 2026 Boarding Pass Rules for UK Airlines
Ryanair goes fully digital, while Jet2 and TUI offer both options. easyJet bans mobile passes at some airports. Know the rules to avoid fees and delays.
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