UK Haulage Firm K2B Transportation Enters Liquidation
K2B Transportation Limited, a family-run road haulage firm with over 40 years of experience, has plunged into liquidation, marking another blow to the struggling UK freight sector.
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Liverpool reject second Inter Milan bid for Curtis Jones
Liverpool have rejected Inter Milan's second bid of £21m for Curtis Jones, valuing the midfielder at £35m. The Reds are frustrated with Inter's low offers as Jones enters his final contract year.
Chelsea Deny Interest in Florian Wirtz Despite Alonso Links
Chelsea have dismissed rumours of a move for Liverpool midfielder Florian Wirtz, despite his past success under new Blues boss Xabi Alonso at Bayer Leverkusen.
Burnham Ally's Plan to Reverse Privatisation with Bonds for Shares
A new policy paper, 'The Productive State', proposes reversing 40 years of privatisation by taking over failing utilities via 'bonds for shares' and state competitors, aiming to make essentials affordable.
UK Van Owners Face £360 Car Tax in 2026 Update
Van owners in the UK are now paying up to £360 in Vehicle Excise Duty after April 2026 fee rises, with most vans seeing a £15 increase from £345 to £360 annually.
HMRC Warns Brits to Check Tax Return Eligibility Now
HMRC warns Brits to check if they need to file a tax return. Key triggers include self-employment earnings over £1,000, rental income, side hustles, and Capital Gains Tax. Deadline to inform HMRC is October 5.
UK Car Tax System 'Not Fair' Warns Treasury
The Treasury has described the UK's car tax system as 'not fair', noting petrol and diesel drivers pay around £480 annually in fuel duty while EV owners pay nothing, justifying a new pay-per-mile fee from 2028.
DVLA: High Blood Pressure Drivers Risk £1,000 Fine
The DVLA warns drivers with high blood pressure could be fined up to £1,000 for not disclosing the condition. Motorists must stop driving if diagnosed with malignant hypertension until controlled.
Sips & Dips: From Near Closure to Bustling Lebanese Eatery
Nuhad and Ahmed transformed their struggling takeaway into Sips & Dips, a thriving Lebanese restaurant in Levenshulme, now winning fans including MP Hannah Spencer.
CAA Proposes Rival Bids for Heathrow Third Runway to Cut Costs
CAA proposes rival firms build Heathrow third runway to cut costs, sparking debate over competition and efficiency.
Man Utd to Profit from Greenwood Transfer; Tottenham Rule Out Move
Manchester United could earn millions from Mason Greenwood's sale this summer as Tottenham confirm no interest in signing the forward, despite his 48 goals for Marseille.
Waitrose Tops UK Supermarket Inflation List at 3.8%
Consumer group Which? reveals Waitrose has the fastest-rising food prices at 3.8% annual inflation, while Aldi has the lowest at 0.8%. Experts warn the Strait of Hormuz crisis could push prices higher.
Flour vs Self-Raising Flour: Key Differences Explained
Plain flour and self-raising flour differ by one key ingredient: baking powder. Using the wrong type can ruin your bake. Learn the difference and how to substitute.
Labour Pub Rules Under Review as Thousands Face Closure
Thousands of pubs could close by 2029-30 unless the Labour government overhauls its business rates system, the BBPA warns, despite recent relief measures.
Private Equity's Grip on Public Services Exposed
Hettie O’Brien’s book exposes how private equity firms take over public services, cutting costs and harming communities.
Inheritance Tax Loophole Using Annuities Revealed
From April 2027, pensions lose inheritance tax exemption. Experts say annuities can pass pension pots to loved ones free of IHT, with 39% of advisers expecting a rise in popularity.
HMRC Warns Against AI Summaries for VAT Deadlines
HMRC warns businesses that relying on AI summaries for VAT deadlines can lead to penalties; urges checking official guidance after incorrect AI advice on weekend deadlines.
Renovation boom top cause of neighbour disputes: lawyer
Property litigation lawyer Laura Albon says home renovations since the pandemic are the number one cause of neighbour disputes, not trees. Extensions, loft conversions and garden rooms spark conflicts over light, privacy and boundaries.
Lawyer Reveals Top Neighbour Dispute Causes in UK
A property litigation lawyer reveals the most common neighbour disputes in the UK, with the renovation boom post-Covid sparking conflicts over boundaries, party walls, and rights of light.
Morrisons Butcher's 50-Year Verdict: Best Steak Cut
After nearly 50 years behind the counter, Morrisons butcher Andy Teanby says sirloin steak is the best cut for home cooks due to its flavour, texture, and ease of cooking.
Lawyer Reveals Top Cause of Neighbour Disputes
Property litigation expert Laura Albon identifies the renovation boom as the leading cause of neighbour disputes, citing issues with party walls, rights of light, and boundary lines.
Pharmacist Warns Millions on Statins Amid Drug Shortage
Pharmacy owner Mo Almobaraki warns that the UK's most severe drug shortage on record is making it increasingly difficult to obtain statins, aspirin, and heart medications, with costs soaring overnight.
HMRC Raises Mileage Allowance to 55p per Mile After 15 Years
HMRC has increased the tax-free mileage allowance for car and van drivers from 45p to 55p per mile for the first 10,000 business miles, the first change in 15 years.
Painter's Revenge on Customer Who Refused to Pay for Fence
A painter removed paint from a fence after a customer refused to pay. He used paint stripper and a pressure washer, returning it to its original colour. The customer later asked him to repaint, offering double payment upfront.
UK Tourists Face 500 Euro Fines in Italy: FCDO Warning
British holidaymakers warned by FCDO of up to 500 euro fines in Italy for breaking local laws, including bans on disposable plastics on Capri.
Halifax 48 Branch Closures 2026 Full Schedule
Halifax confirms 48 branch closures in 2026 as part of Lloyds Banking Group restructuring, citing changing customer banking habits and offering alternative services.
Tesco, Sainsbury's Chocolate Bar and Morrisons Snack Recalls
Sainsbury's and Tesco recall Buttermilk Honeycomb Blast Choc Bar over undeclared milk; Morrisons recalls Savers Cashews due to glass; Dalston's Pineapple Soda and Gü dessert also recalled.
Nationwide Clarifies Refund Rules for Replacement Card
Nationwide clarifies that refunds for purchases made with an old card should still be processed via Visa, and advises on disputing transactions.
Warning Issued to Anyone With a Phone Charger Over Electrocution Risk
Which? tested 15 USB phone chargers from major online retailers and found nine posed electrocution risks. Eight also risked fire or explosion. Fakes with Apple logos and modelling clay were discovered.
Nationwide Clarifies Position on Passkeys After Customer Query
Nationwide Building Society responds to customer query on passkeys, stating no current plans to adopt the NCSC-recommended security measure.
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