Halifax Reveals Rules for Card Replacements Online
Halifax has clarified its rules for replacing debit and credit cards, confirming customers can request replacements via mobile app or online banking without visiting a branch.
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Santander and NatWest Cut Mortgage Rates by Up to 0.21%
Santander and NatWest have reduced mortgage rates by up to 0.21% and 0.23% respectively, as lenders compete fiercely for new business in a sluggish market.
Brits Warned of Prison Over Energy Meter Tampering
Ofgem warns households against energy meter tampering, citing risks of imprisonment, fines, fires, and explosions. Illegal activity costs £1.4bn annually.
UK Driveway Rules: Legal Rights for Dropped Kerbs and Gravel
Homeowners warned about planning permission for driveways, especially gravel. Learn rules on dropped kerbs, drainage, and fines to avoid costly mistakes.
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Forrest Urges PM to End Fuel Tax Credit
Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest calls for scrapping fuel tax credits, despite his mining empire benefiting, urging help for struggling families instead.
Squalid Home Kitchen Produced Illegal Ready Meals Sold in Shops
A Watford man was convicted after cooking fish in his bathtub for ready meals sold in corner shops. Investigations reveal unhygienic conditions and unregulated suppliers.
Lloyds Bank Clarifies Statement Timeframe Rules
Lloyds Bank has clarified its account regulations after a customer complained about a 48-72 hour wait for online statements, explaining the security and accuracy checks involved.
Blue Cross Blue Shield $2.67B Settlement Payouts Start
Blue Cross Blue Shield's $2.67 billion antitrust settlement payouts begin in May. Eligible claimants may receive $300-$333 on average, with 6 million claims submitted.
Political Violence Surge Boosts Active Shooter Insurance
As political violence rises in the US, active shooter insurance premiums have doubled to $100 million annually, with brokers reporting a surge in inquiries after high-profile attacks.
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Driving Licence Points for Fly-Tipping Offences Under New UK Laws
UK courts can now impose penalty points for fly-tipping, risking driving bans for repeat offenders under the Waste Crime Action Plan.
Tesla Recalls Cybertruck Over Wheel Detachment Risk
Tesla recalls 173 Cybertruck Long Range vehicles due to faulty brake rotors that could cause wheels to detach. NHTSA notice cites cracked stud holes; Tesla will replace parts at no cost.
USPS to Allow Handguns in Mail for First Time
The US Postal Service will permit licensed individuals to mail handguns, marking a historic shift in policy that has drawn both support and criticism.
Trump Admin Settles Agri Stats Antitrust Case to Cut Food Costs
The Trump administration reached a proposed settlement in an antitrust case against Agri Stats, aiming to reduce grocery prices by increasing data transparency in the meatpacking industry.
Portugal and Italy Reject Britons' EES Exemption
Portugal and Italy will not exempt British nationals from the EU's entry-exit system (EES), despite Greece's recent suspension. Travellers face continued biometric checks.
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Binman Warns: No Collection If Plastic Bags in Recycling
A binman warns that households risk having their rubbish collection refused if they place plastic carrier bags in recycling bins, as it can contaminate the entire load.
Bathroom Items No Longer Recyclable Under New Rules
New recycling rules in England ban certain bathroom items from recycling bins. Learn which items must go in general waste instead.
Trump Tariffs Cut Toyota Profit by 19% Despite Sales Growth
Toyota's annual profit fell 19% to 3.85 trillion yen, hit by Trump's tariffs costing 1.4 trillion yen, though global sales rose to 9.6 million vehicles.
Father Wins £5M Mansion After 42 Years in Council Flat
Darren Thorpe, 53, from East London, won a £5million lakeside mansion in a £15 Omaze draw, transforming his life after decades in a council flat.
IKEA Recalls Garlic Press Over Metal Fragments Risk
IKEA Australia has urgently recalled its 365+ VÄRDEFULL Garlic Press in Black due to a production error causing small metal pieces to detach, posing ingestion and injury risks.
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Court Strikes Down Trump's Global Tariffs as Illegal
A federal court has ruled President Trump's 10% global tariffs invalid, citing overreach of congressional authority. The decision follows a Supreme Court loss and could be appealed.
Court Strikes Down Trump Global Tariffs as Illegal
A federal court ruled Trump's 10% global tariffs invalid and unauthorized by law, marking another legal setback for the administration.
UK Taxes Force Michelin Chef to Open Restaurants Abroad
Jason Atherton, a Michelin-starred chef, says he is opening restaurants abroad to sustain his UK business due to high taxes and a struggling hospitality sector.
UK Construction Costs Surge to Highest Since June 2022
UK construction firms face steep cost rises due to Iran war, with input cost inflation at highest since June 2022. PMI falls to 39.7, signaling contraction.
Nationwide Explains Credit Card Payment Rules and Bonus Cash
Nationwide Building Society clarifies credit card payment rules after customer query, and hints at potential Fairer Share bonus cash for eligible members.
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UK Banks Paid £236m in Customer Complaints
High street banks paid out £236.2m to complainants in H2 2025, with Lloyds receiving the most complaints. Average payout was £215.
UK Builders Hit by Surging Costs and Output Drop
UK construction activity fell sharply in April as fuel and material costs surged due to the Iran war, with PMI dropping to 39.7, the weakest in five months.
JD Sports Warns Iran War May Hit Profits, Raise Prices
JD Sports Fashion warns that the war in the Middle East could push up prices and weaken demand, as it reports a 6.4% drop in annual pre-tax profit to £852 million.
UAE Royals Collect €71M in EU Farm Subsidies
The UAE's ruling Al Nahyan family has received over €71 million in EU farming subsidies for land in Romania, Italy, and Spain, sparking controversy over foreign autocratic states benefiting from European taxpayer funds.
Small Errors Could Invalidate Your Car Insurance
Consumer journalist Holly Hamilton warns drivers that minor mistakes like an incorrect address or job title can invalidate car insurance, citing FCA data that 3 in 10 policies are voided annually.
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FCA Reviews 'Aggressive' Claims Firms Over Compensation
The FCA is investigating claims management firms for aggressive marketing, misleading ads, and unfair fees, particularly targeting victims of the car finance scandal.
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