UK Bakery Kellys Bakeries Ltd Enters Liquidation
Kellys Bakeries Ltd has entered liquidation after 12 years of operation, with liquidators appointed on June 22, 2026, amid ongoing financial pressures in the UK bakery sector.
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Man United Transfer: Fernandes vs Scott Midfield Duel
Manchester United compare West Ham's Mateus Fernandes (£80m) and Bournemouth's Alex Scott (£60m) as potential midfield signings, with Fernandes edging as the better fit to replace Casemiro.
FCA BNPL Rules July 15: Impact on ASOS, boohoo, H&M
From July 15, 2026, buy now, pay later (BNPL) services will be regulated by the FCA, requiring affordability checks and clear info for shoppers at ASOS, boohoo, H&M, and others.
Sunflower vs Vegetable Oil: Key Differences Explained
Sunflower oil is a single-source oil from sunflower seeds, while vegetable oil is a blend. Learn their uses, nutrition, and which is healthier for cooking.
Reform UK Pledges HMO Crackdown in Gateshead
Gateshead's Reform UK leadership plans to impose an Article 4 direction across the borough, requiring planning permission for HMO conversions, with fines up to £40,000 for illegal operations.
Northumberland Councillors Warn Mayoral Taxi Licensing Plan Unsuitable
Northumberland councillors warn Government plans to transfer taxi licensing to the North East Mayoral Authority face unique geographical challenges, favouring a hybrid model.
Great British Summer Savings: VAT Cut on Family Days Out
A temporary VAT cut on children's meals and family attractions, including theme parks and cinemas, has come into effect as part of the Great British Summer Savings scheme, running until September 1.
Public fury over Reeves and Starmer's new ISA tax
Chancellor Rachel Reeves and PM Keir Starmer face public outrage over a new ISA tax reducing tax-free savings from £20,000 to £12,000 for under-65s and taxing Stocks and Shares ISA interest at 22% from April 2027.
DOJ Probes $2.6B in Oil Bets Placed Before Iran Announcements
US DOJ and CFTC probe $2.6B in oil bets placed before Trump and Iran official announcements, raising insider trading concerns.
Ban on Boiling Lobsters Alive Announced in England
England to ban boiling lobsters alive as part of Labour's animal welfare strategy, including outlawing hen cages and ending puppy farming.
Tottenham Sign Martin Dubravka on Free Transfer
Tottenham have signed veteran goalkeeper Martin Dubravka on a free transfer, adding experience and leadership to Roberto De Zerbi's squad after his relegation with Burnley.
Welsh Minister Reviews 182-Day Rule for Holiday Lets
Wales' finance minister Elin Jones has begun a review of the 182-day letting rule for self-catering properties, considering exemptions after businesses raised concerns about penalising genuine operators.
Michelin-Rated OSMA to Reopen in Manchester's Northern Quarter
Michelin-rated OSMA restaurant, which closed in Prestwich in 2025, will reopen in Manchester's Northern Quarter at One Port St in Autumn 2026, alongside a new grocer and provisions shop called Boutikk.
German Court: Google Liable for AI Search Summaries
A German court ruled Google liable for AI search summaries, rejecting defenses that users should not blindly trust AI. The decision could reshape liability for AI agents across industries.
One in Six Brits Say Summer Falls Short of Expectations
One in six adults feel summer never lives up to expectations, with 13% saying it's better in theory. A poll reveals top 25 summer spoilers including high costs and overcrowded beaches.
Newcastle handed stark transfer warning after Munoz snub
Newcastle United face mounting pressure after Victor Munoz chose Liverpool, prompting calls from pundits to improve their transfer dealings.
Bryan Reynolds to Rangers off as Rennes gazump Ibrox
Rangers have been priced out of a move for American right-back Bryan Reynolds after Rennes offered £3.3m, exceeding the Ibrox club's £2.5m accepted bid.
UK VAT Cut on Family Fun: Attractions, Cinema, Kids' Meals
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces temporary VAT cut from June 25 to reduce prices at family attractions, cinemas, and kids' meals, easing cost of living pressures.
Scotland vs Brazil: Sky Bet 50/1 Goal Offer for World Cup 2026
Sky Bet offers new customers 50/1 odds on a goal being scored in Scotland vs Brazil World Cup 2026 match. Claim £50 in free bets with a £1 qualifying bet.
Premier League homegrown rule could impact Man United transfers
Manchester United must have eight homegrown players in their Premier League squad to submit a full 25-man list. Toby Collyer's likely departure may force a new signing.
Man Utd Told to Pull Out of £80m Fernandes Transfer
Manchester United have been advised by Teddy Sheringham to pull out of the £80m transfer for Mateus Fernandes, despite agreeing personal terms with the West Ham midfielder.
Tomato Prices Could Rise in Wales, Producer Warns
A leading tomato producer warns UK tomato prices may increase due to soaring energy costs and the summer harvest season. Energy expenses are 50% higher than expected due to the Iran conflict.
Jet2 Clarifies Luggage Rules: No Single Article Over 32kg
Jet2 confirms passengers can pool luggage allowance but no single item may exceed 32kg. The airline also clarifies infant 10kg allowance can be added to one adult's case.
Idling Car with AC On Could Cost You £80 Fine
Drivers in the UK risk fines of up to £80 for idling with air conditioning on during the heatwave. RAC warns against sitting in stationary cars with engine running due to pollution.
UK Accelerates Tax Loophole Closure for Shein and Temu
The UK Treasury has accelerated the closure of the 'de minimis' tax loophole for overseas retailers like Shein and Temu to October 2028, but retailers call the timeline 'unacceptable' and demand earlier action.
DWP Gains New Powers to Issue Driving Bans to Benefit Fraudsters
The DWP can now issue driving bans to benefit fraudsters and those refusing to repay debts, with direct bank account deductions without court orders, under the new PAFER Act effective from June 24.
MSP Urges Faster Business Rates Reform in Scotland
South of Scotland MSP Joe Fagan calls on the Scottish Government to accelerate business rates reform, warning that current hikes are harming small businesses. The Scottish Parliament has agreed to review Fresh Start relief and a comprehensive system overh
New EU Air Travel Rules Impact Budget Airlines
The European Parliament has agreed new air travel rules requiring budget airlines like Ryanair, easyJet, Wizz Air, and Jet2 to include hand luggage costs in ticket prices. The UK is expected to adopt these reforms.
HMRC Confirms 22% Charge on Cash in Stocks and Shares ISAs
HMRC will impose a 22% levy on interest from cash held in stocks and shares ISAs from April 2027 to prevent savers bypassing the reduced £12,000 cash ISA allowance.
Harrow Council Tightens HMO Rules with New Planning Permissions
Harrow Council introduces Article 4 direction requiring planning permission for all HMO conversions, aiming to curb antisocial behaviour and protect family housing stock.
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