Oxfordshire Council Seeks High Court Injunction Over Flags
Oxfordshire County Council is taking legal action to stop unauthorized placement of England flags on public roads, citing safety risks and harassment, with fines up to £2,500.
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Half of UK Drivers Believe Dangerous Insurance Myth
51% of British drivers wrongly think fully comprehensive insurance covers driving other cars, risking fines and seizure. Experts warn of 300,000 uninsured vehicles on UK roads.
Half of Drivers Believe Dangerous Insurance Myth
51% of UK motorists wrongly think fully comprehensive insurance covers driving other cars, risking fines and seizure. Experts warn the myth persists despite many policies removing this cover since 2005.
Clinical waste firm fined £300k after teen worker injured
An 18-year-old worker suffered serious leg fractures when his foot slipped into unguarded machinery at a clinical waste company in Oldham. The firm was fined £300,150.
Martin Lewis explains 63-day breathing space law change
Martin Lewis appeared on Good Morning Britain to explain the new 63-day breathing space law change for council tax debt, what people's rights are, and how bailiffs can be challenged.
Martin Lewis Hails 'Big Win' as 63-Day Bailiff Rule Becomes Law
Martin Lewis celebrates a major victory as the law changes next April, introducing a 63-day breathing space before bailiffs can escalate council tax debts, protecting vulnerable households.
Martin Lewis: Couple Gets £1,000 Backpayment from Tax-Free Allowance
Martin Lewis explains how couples can claim marriage tax allowance, transferring unused personal allowance. A viewer received £1,000 backdated. Up to 2.1 million miss out.
Vehicles Banned from UK Motorway Right Lane
Certain vehicles are banned from using the right lane on UK motorways with three or more lanes. Offenders face fines up to £300 and three penalty points.
Freeview Cutoff in 2034 Could Force £20 Monthly Payments
The UK government confirms Freeview services may end by 2034, potentially requiring 13.6 million homes to pay £20/month for broadband or buy new TVs.
5 Garden Features That Could Invalidate Home Insurance
Adding certain garden features like sheds, trees, or trampolines could invalidate your home insurance. Expert Ian Wilson warns of five common additions that may lead to claim rejections.
5 Garden Features That Could Affect Your Home Insurance
UK homeowners risk invalidating home insurance with common garden additions like sheds, trees, trampolines, and poor DIY work. Expert advice on what to declare.
EU Mandates Free Hand Luggage on Flights by 2027
New EU rules will require airlines to allow free hand luggage from 2027, sparking criticism from Ryanair and easyJet bosses who call the plan impractical and costly.
State Pension Delay Reminder for 2026 Retirees
Pensioners are reminded to claim State Pension as it is not automatic. Delays could mean missing up to £241.30 weekly. Learn how to apply or defer.
60/1 Odds for England vs Croatia with Paddy Power
Get enhanced odds of 60/1 for England to avoid defeat against Croatia in their World Cup opener with this Paddy Power offer for new customers.
Mistral Vacuum Cleaner Recall: Risk of Burns and Fire
Mistral vacuum cleaners sold at Bunnings in Australia are recalled due to overheating risks that could cause serious burns and property damage.
Parked on Your Drive? Lawyer Explains Your Rights
Legal experts clarify what you can and cannot do if someone parks on your driveway. Trespass is a civil matter, not a crime. Learn the dos and don'ts to avoid legal trouble.
Man United Face £23m Summer Transfer Window Issue
Manchester United face a fresh £23m problem in the summer transfer window as they struggle to sell Marcus Rashford and Andre Onana, risking high wages.
Your Rights If Someone Parks on Your Driveway
Discover what legal options you have if someone parks on your driveway. Lawyers explain it's trespass, not a crime, and what you should and shouldn't do.
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.
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.
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.
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