Your Rights If Someone Parks on Your Driveway
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MPs Urge Government to Halt Palantir Contract for FCA Data Access
MPs urge UK government to halt Palantir contract for FCA data access, citing concerns over security and Trump ties.
British Beef and Milk Ads Banned After Chris Packham Complaint
ASA bans British beef and milk ads after Chris Packham complaint over misleading carbon footprint claims.
Christmas Lights Could Interfere with Wi-Fi, Experts Warn
Christmas lights can interfere with Wi-Fi signals, causing slow connectivity. Experts offer tips to minimise disruption.
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Hull Residents Told Wheelie Bins Must Face Correct Way or Risk Refusal of Collection
Hull residents told wheelie bins must face correct way or risk refusal of collection due to health and safety concerns.
Cremation Ad Banned for Misleading Service Implication
A TV advert for Pure Cremation has been banned for misleadingly implying that its standard plan included an in-person funeral service. The ASA upheld complaints, stating the ad created a false impression.
Major Banks Hit by Online Banking Outage on Payday
Thousands of UK bank customers faced online banking outages on payday, affecting Lloyds, Halifax, Nationwide, TSB, and others. Services have since been restored.
Live Nation Settles Antitrust Case With Justice Department
Live Nation settles antitrust case with US DOJ, paying $280m and opening Ticketmaster to rivals, but some state AGs reject the deal.
UK Military Chief Warns of Cuts Without More Defence Funding
Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton warns that training and operations will be reduced without increased funding, following the resignation of Defence Secretary John Healey over insufficient defence spending.
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US EPA Proposes Relaxing Toxic Wastewater Limits for Coal Plants
US EPA proposes relaxing toxic wastewater limits for coal plants, citing cost and energy demand; environmental groups warn of health risks.
Russian Tanker Captain Remanded Over Sanctions Breach
Ajay Pant, captain of the Russian shadow fleet vessel Smyrtos, appeared in court charged with breaching sanctions after the ship carrying 98,000 tonnes of oil was seized by British troops in the Channel.
Heating Oil Price Surge Fears Raised by Stirling MP
Stirling MP Chris Kane raises concerns over heating oil price hikes, which have doubled due to the US-Iran conflict, urging market reforms and better consumer protections.
Man Utd Set £30m Price Tag on Ugarte as Milan Eye Reunion
Manchester United are demanding £30m for midfielder Manuel Ugarte, with AC Milan considering a move to reunite him with Ruben Amorim. Ugarte has struggled since his £42m move from PSG in 2024.
Capital Gains Tax Discount To Cost Australia $250bn Over Decade
Australia's capital gains tax discount to cost $250bn over next decade, benefiting top earners and retirees, sparking calls for reform.
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West Lothian Councillor Seeks Savings on £7m School Transport
Conservative councillor Alison Adamson renews calls to reduce the £7m cost of school transport in West Lothian, suggesting the Scottish Government should fund it.
Minister 'Disappointed' as Employment Law Reforms Remain Blocked
Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald expresses profound disappointment that proposed employment law reforms in Northern Ireland are blocked by the DUP, delaying the Good Jobs Bill.
Kazakhstan Couple Accused of Using Hidden Camera to Win £1.18m at Sydney Casino
Kazakhstan couple charged with cheating Sydney's Crown casino out of £1.18m using hidden camera and earpieces.
Merseyside Branch Closures Cut Thousands Off Services
Lloyds Banking Group confirms three more branch closures in Merseyside, impacting Kirkby and Huyton. MP Anneliese Midgley calls for urgent meeting with CEO.
South Ayrshire Adds 15 Streets to Pavement Parking Exemptions
South Ayrshire Council approved 15 additional streets for pavement parking exemptions, expanding from just one. The move follows assessments and aims to balance safety with access needs.
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UK Gambling Industry Reaches £4.5bn GGY in Q4 2025
The UK gambling industry generated £4.5bn in gross gambling yield in Q4 2025, a 2.27% rise year-on-year. Remote casino contributed 70% of remote betting, while premises dropped by 106.
Xpeng Boss: UK and EU EV Prices Won't Plummet
Xpeng's vice-chair Brian Gu reassures UK and EU motorists that EV prices won't crash due to Chinese competition, emphasizing quality over price wars.
UK to Phase Out Inefficient Tumble Dryers Under New Energy Rules
UK to phase out inefficient condenser and vented tumble dryers under new Ecodesign rules, promoting heat pump models to cut energy use and bills.
Historic UK School St Gerard's Closes After 109 Years
St Gerard's School in Bangor, Wales, closes after 109 years due to sustained financial pressure, including VAT on fees and NI increases. All staff face redundancy.
Keating Urges Labor to Stand Firm on Capital Gains Tax Overhaul
Paul Keating urges Labor to stick with capital gains tax overhaul, warning exemptions would distort the economy.
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Royal Ascot Stewards Confiscate Forbidden Raceday Substances
Stewards at Royal Ascot confiscated banned raceday substances from trainers Harry Eustace and Robson De Aguilar, but cleared their horses to run after interviews and testing.
US Trade Court Strikes Down Trump’s 10% Global Tariffs as Illegal
US trade court rules Trump’s 10% global tariffs illegal under 1974 Trade Act; Trump sets July 4 deadline for EU to avoid higher tariffs.
Take Meter Photo Before July 1 Energy Price Cap Rise
UK households must photograph their energy meters before July 1 when the Ofgem price cap rises. Expert Justin Nielsen echoes Martin Lewis on avoiding billing errors.
Pension Credit Age Rise Hits State Pensioners in June
A new rule in June 2026 raises Pension Credit eligibility age in line with State Pension age increase to 67, affecting low-income pensioners in England, Scotland, and Wales.
Neighbour's Tree Overhanging Garden? Expert Explains Rights
If your neighbour's trees cross into your garden, you have rights. Expert Anna Thunstrom explains how to handle overhanging branches, roots, and disputes legally.
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Jailed: Man Killed Woman While Driving with Poor Eyesight for 20 Years
Andrew Perry, 56, was sentenced to six years and 10 months for killing Gaynor James, 84, in a crash. He had Stargardt disease and failed an eyesight test at the scene.
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