Man United transfer latest: Zirkzee interest, Lewis-Skelly price
Manchester United's need for new signings was exposed by a 2-0 loss to Hull. Villa have made contact over Joshua Zirkzee, while Lewis-Skelly's price was too high.
Category : Regulations
Legal rights over neighbour's overhanging branches
A solicitor explains the law on overhanging branches, including your right to trim them to the boundary line and the risks of trespass or fines.
Tree overhanging garden? Your legal rights explained
Overhanging branches are technically trespassing, giving you the right to cut them back to the boundary line. But solicitor Michael Ward warns of fines for protected trees and Theft Act 1968 breaches.
Neighbour tree overhang: legal rights on branches and damage
A solicitor explains your right to cut back overhanging branches, how to handle trimmings, and when to pursue a nuisance claim if a neighbour's tree damages your property.
What to do if someone parks on your driveway in the UK
Parking on a driveway is trespass, a civil matter, not a crime. Police rarely attend unless there's aggravation. Learn the legal steps to take and what to avoid.
Canada hits back with dollar-for-dollar tariffs after US talks collapse
Canadian PM Mark Carney announced retaliatory tariffs matching US measures dollar for dollar after trade negotiations broke down, following Washington's 50% tariffs on $20bn of Canadian goods.
Bajcetic told to terminate Liverpool contract for Celta return
Liverpool midfielder Stefan Bajcetic must terminate his contract to rejoin former club Celta Vigo, who want him on a free transfer.
Canada vows dollar-for-dollar tariffs after US imposes 50% duties
The US has imposed 50% tariffs on about $20bn of Canadian goods. Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed to match them "dollar for dollar" after trade talks collapsed.
Tracker mortgages cheaper than fixed rates grow in popularity
Tracker mortgages are becoming more popular as they are roughly 0.4% cheaper than fixed rates, but borrowers face risks if the Bank of England hikes rates.
Burnham told to stop piling costs on drivers, treated like cash cows
Andy Burnham has been warned Labour needs to stop piling costs on road users, as price hikes have treated motorists like cash cows. Auto Express experts urge fairer treatment.
Mortgage advisor warns cheapest deals may not be best
Mortgage adviser Michelle Lawson warns homeowners that the cheapest mortgage deal isn't always the right one, citing a case where she saved a client £9,000 in penalties.
Widnes store seeks licence variation for alcohol sales until midnight
Miller News at 59 Milton Road, Widnes, has applied to vary its premises licence to allow off-sales of alcohol from 6am to midnight, seven days a week, with representations due by August 26, 2026.
Cardiff council warns cuts to core services can't be ruled out
Cardiff council faces a projected £43.8m budget gap for 2027-28, the largest in Wales, and warns cuts to core services cannot be ruled out.
HMRC faces questions as record 48,189 fines overturned
HMRC data shows a record 48,189 penalties were overturned on appeal in 2025-26, with over two-thirds of challenges upheld, raising serious questions about the automated fines system.
Waste firm fined £300k after worker's arm severed in machine
A clinical waste firm was fined £300,000 after a worker's arm was severed while unblocking machinery. The HSE found multiple safety failings.
North Tyneside taxi drivers seek 8% fare rise
North Tyneside taxi drivers call for 8% fare hike, citing fuel, vehicle and parts costs, but councillors urge balance amid cost of living.
Government responds to MOT price cap hike to £95 proposal
The Government has responded to trade body proposals to raise the MOT test price cap to £95, a 73% increase from the current £54.85 ceiling.
Burnham tax rises could hit pensioners, expert warns
Andy Burnham could increase taxes that would hit pensioners, an investment expert has warned, with capital gains and inheritance tax seen as likely targets.
Pension switch warning for over-£10k earners born before 2004
Anyone earning over £10,000 and born before 2004 could face pension pitfalls. Expert Sarah Coles warns of being left 'worse off' when consolidating schemes.
UK may follow EU type approval rules for car parts
The UK could accept EU type approval for certain car parts, reducing duplication of certification for manufacturers, following a new DfT consultation.
Andy Burnham urged to 'tax 4x4s' as SUVs targeted
Andy Burnham has been told to impose new tax fees on SUVs and 4x4s, with heavy vehicle owners targeted under proposals outlined by a car expert.
Boohoo fined €2.3m by French watchdog over misleading pricing
Fast fashion firm Boohoo has been fined €2.3 million by the French consumer watchdog for misleading pricing practices, with 95% of listings analysed found to be non-compliant.
Jaissle jokes about transfer pressure on Wilson
Matthias Jaissle jokingly said there is a chance of more Newcastle transfers before Damian Spellman's retirement, putting pressure on sporting director Ross Wilson.
Why airlines overbook flights and what to do if you're bumped
Airlines deliberately overbook flights, calculating no-shows. If you're denied boarding, UK and EU law entitles you to compensation from £110 to £520, plus rebooking. Never volunteer for a voucher without knowing your rights.
Business applies for alcohol licence at former Widnes pub
Newhey News Ltd has applied to Halton Council for a premises licence at the former Blundell Arms pub on Hale Road, proposing off-sales of alcohol daily from 6am to 11pm.
Petition to scrap TV licence and privatise BBC hits 3,000
A petition calling for the abolition of the BBC TV licence and privatisation of the organisation has reached 3,000 signatures, amid a government review of the BBC's funding model.
How to Choose a Safe Online Casino in the UK: A Practical Guide
A practical guide to choosing an online casino in the UK, covering licence checks, bonus terms, payout speed, mobile experience, and red flags to avoid.
ScottishPower to Simplify Energy Bills for All Customers
ScottishPower is redesigning its energy bills to use clearer language and layout, following customer feedback that over half of people surveyed were unclear on how charges are calculated.
New Cash ISA Limit of £12,000 for Savers Under Burnham
Households with over £12,000 in savings face new tax charges from April 2027 under a Cash ISA rule change, though state pensioners will retain the full £20,000 allowance.
Portugal Enacts Burqa Ban, Joining 24 Other Countries
Portugal has banned face-covering clothing in public, becoming the latest of at least 25 countries with full or partial burqa restrictions, citing identity and communication.
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