The US Supreme Court struck down limits on coordinated party expenditures, removing a key barrier between wealthy donors and federal candidates in a case brought by JD Vance and Republican committees.
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is challenging Apple and Google's 'effective duopoly' over mobile app stores by allowing developers to steer users away from app stores for payments, aiming to increase competition.
The Trump administration is moving religious freedom to the forefront of its health policies, a move critics say could reshape LGBTQ+ healthcare, abortion access, and vaccine policy.
Pouring beer down the sink regularly can cause clogs and bad odors due to sugars and yeast. Cream liqueurs and tuna brine also risk blockages. Experts share signs of a blocked drain.
UNISON Lanarkshire vows to protect members after Scottish Government rejects NHS Lanarkshire's £2.1 billion business case for new University Hospital Monklands, citing financial constraints.
Everton have announced a new sleeve sponsorship deal with gambling firm Stake, moving the logo from the front to the sleeve of the shirt under a multi-year agreement.
The EU imposes a €3 (£2.60) customs charge on small parcels from Temu and Shein from July 1 to curb cheap Chinese imports and revive high streets. Nearly 5.9 billion items entered the bloc duty-free in 2025.
Primark recalls Colour Block Purse due to excessive phthalates posing serious health risks including reproductive harm. Shoppers urged to return for full refund.
Apple raised iPad prices by up to £300 on June 25, 2026, but retailers like Argos and Currys still sell models at old prices. Act fast to save.
England's new recycling rules ban six kitchen items from bins, including glassware, Pyrex, mugs, cutlery, pots, and coffee pods.
Opponents of Labour's CGT reform include real estate and investment funds, using AI memes and billboards. Even some critics say the backlash is excessive.
Severn Trent urges homeowners to stop pouring leftover sauces, oils, and grease down the sink to prevent costly blockages. Wet wipes cause 94% of sewer blockages, costing £200 million annually.
Magnet will close 15 underperforming showrooms as part of a CVA to address unsustainable property costs, subject to creditor approval.
From July 15, Klarna and Clearpay must follow FCA rules: affordability checks, hardship help, and Ombudsman complaints. StepChange says it tackles debt risks.
TG Jones, formerly WH Smith, faces closure of 150 stores as it seeks court approval for a restructuring plan to avoid insolvency, with an £8m shortfall this week.
Virgin Media is giving away a free 43-inch LG Ultra HD smart TV worth £250 to new customers signing up for selected TV and broadband packages, but the offer ends at 11.59pm on July 1.
The Windmill, a historic Soho strip club, faces objections from residents over its licence renewal application, citing management concerns and proximity to a primary school.
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge directly appeals to Andy Burnham to cut VAT for pubs and restaurants, as 21 hospitality businesses close weekly and nearly a quarter operate at a loss.
Asylum seekers could be forced to contribute up to £10,000 towards accommodation and support costs once employed, under new plans announced by Shabana Mahmood.
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.
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 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.
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.
Kitchen experts warn against putting sharp knives in the dishwasher, citing risks of blunting, rust, and injury. Handwashing is recommended for safety and longevity.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The MHRA issued a Class 4 defect notification for benzylpenicillin benzathine batches with outdated patient leaflets, affecting two batches distributed from June 26, 2026.
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.