Urgent Recall for Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons Items This Week
A range of food and product recalls have been issued this week, including chocolate bars, fizzy drinks, chutney, nuts, and cars due to contamination and fire risks.
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Man Utd agree Ederson deal, miss out on Anderson
Manchester United have agreed a deal for Ederson but are priced out of signing top target Elliot Anderson after Man City's £120m bid. Focus shifts to Mateus Fernandes, Alex Scott, and Carlos Baleba.
Plusnet Cuts Full Fibre Broadband to £17.99, Challenging Giffgaff
Plusnet slashes full fibre broadband to £17.99/month for six months, rivaling Giffgaff's £5 offer. Compare speeds, contract lengths, and coverage areas.
State pension tax warning: check your obligations now
State pensioners urged to review tax as new rules exempt sole pension income from tax. Changes from April 2027 require legislation.
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DVSA Cancels 450 Driving Tests Over Booking Rule Breaches
The DVSA has cancelled nearly 500 driving tests since June 9 for breaching new rules. The changes aim to prevent exploitation of learner drivers and improve fairness.
Keep Patio Doors Closed in Hot Weather to Protect Floors
Experts warn that leaving patio doors open during summer can damage flooring due to UV light, heat, debris, and sunscreen. Simple habits like removing shoes can prevent long-term harm.
EU Bans Single-Use Condiment Sachets From 2026
EU bans single-use plastic condiment sachets from August 2026, requiring sustainable alternatives in restaurants across Spain.
County Durham Planning Apps: New Club, Holiday Lets, Homes
This week's planning applications in County Durham include a new racket sport club in Peterlee, holiday accommodation in New Brancepeth, and various housing developments.
Sadiq Khan Blocks £50m Met Police Palantir Deal
Sadiq Khan blocks £50m Met Police deal with Palantir over procurement breaches, sparking row with Scotland Yard.
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Amazon Halts Sales of Illegal High-Speed E-Bikes in California After Fatal Crashes
Amazon halts sales of illegal high-speed e-bikes in California after fatal crashes and a consumer alert from the attorney general.
New Driveway Rule for EV Chargers in England Starts May 2025
A new rule eliminates planning permission for EV chargers on driveways in England, aiming to boost electric vehicle infrastructure and encourage adoption.
Merthyr Tydfil Exceeds Empty Property Reuse Target
Merthyr Tydfil Council is on track to meet its target of bringing 200 empty properties back into use by 2026, with annual rates exceeding 7% each year.
Welsh Government advances Bro Tathan substation plan
The Welsh Government has submitted plans to demolish buildings at Bro Tathan in St Athan and build a 132kv substation, aiming to boost local business and employment.
Nationwide Clarifies Cheque Deposit Rules After Customer Complaint
Nationwide Building Society clarifies cheque deposit rules after customer complaint, explaining longer clearing times for some deposits and card restrictions.
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Tesla Recalls Cybertruck Over Wheel Detachment Risk
Tesla recalls all rear-wheel-drive Cybertrucks over wheel detachment risk. Only 173 vehicles affected due to poor sales.
Stirling Store Gets Alcohol Licence Boost
Stirling International Food and Wine Ltd has been granted a provisional premises licence for alcohol sales from 10am to 10pm daily, with no objections from police or licensing authorities.
Stirling Visitor Levy: New Business Support Role Announced
Stirling Council and STEP create a dedicated role to support businesses ahead of the Visitor Levy launch in June 2027, offering practical guidance and training.
New UK Sick Pay Rules: SSP from Day One of Illness
Major SSP changes effective April 2025 remove the three-day waiting period and lower earnings threshold, expanding access to millions of UK workers.
Skipton Traders Fume Over Business Rates and Online Shopping
Market traders in Skipton, the UK's happiest town, express frustration over rising business rates and the impact of online shopping on their livelihoods.
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Wimbledon Avoids Protests with 20% Prize Money Boost
Wimbledon will avoid player protests after top tennis stars welcomed a 20% prize money increase to £64.2m, the largest single-year uplift in the tournament's history.
Wetherspoons Pub Expansion Delayed Over Capacity Fears
Plans to increase capacity and extend hours for children at a Largs Wetherspoons pub have been deferred amid concerns about overcrowding and staffing levels.
Coylton Residents Win Site Visit Over Housing Development
South Ayrshire councillors agreed to a site visit before deciding on a revised housing development in Coylton, after residents raised concerns about privacy, drainage, and ground levels.
Ole & Steen Fined £34,847 Over Mouse Infestation
Danish bakery chain Ole & Steen has been fined £34,847 after environmental health officers found mouse droppings and poor hygiene at its Haymarket store in London.
UK Car Write-Off Categories: Cat N and Cat S Explained
Learn what 'written-off' means for UK cars, the differences between Cat N and Cat S, and the risks and savings when buying a previously written-off vehicle.
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AA Expert on Written-Off Cars: Cat N and Cat S Explained
Thinking of buying a written-off car to save money? An AA Cars expert explains what Cat N and Cat S mean, the risks, and how to avoid costly mistakes.
Ryanair Investigated Over £8 Family Seating Fee
The UK's competition watchdog is investigating Ryanair over its mandatory family seat fee, which may breach consumer law by charging parents to sit with their children.
Ryanair Warns 20 Routes at Risk Over Belgium Tax Hike
Ryanair threatens to cut 20 routes and 150 jobs in Belgium if the government doubles airline ticket tax, potentially affecting millions of passengers.
Ryanair Threatens to Cut 20 Routes in Belgium Over Tax Hike
Ryanair may withdraw five aircraft from Charleroi and cancel 20 routes if Belgium doubles its airline ticket tax, risking 150 jobs and two million passengers annually.
TUI Updates Seating Rule Amid CMA Probe into Ryanair
TUI explains children under 12 will be seated with an adult, but not necessarily next to them, as the CMA investigates Ryanair's charges for family seating.
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Morrisons Confirms Carrier Bag Refund Policy
Morrisons confirms its carrier bag refund policy across all stores, allowing customers to recoup the 10p charge by returning bags to delivery drivers for recycling.
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