TG Jones Promises Fairer Pricing Amid Restructuring
TG Jones boss Alex Willson pledges lower prices and store revamps as part of a restructuring plan to save the struggling high street chain, with up to 150 closures expected.
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Newcastle Pub The Magpie Closes, Reopening Planned
The Magpie in Newcastle city centre has closed less than two years after opening, but plans are underway for it to reopen as a brand new venue.
Richard Desmond's £1.3bn Legal Battle Over National Lottery Licence Begins
Richard Desmond sues Gambling Commission for £1.3bn over National Lottery licence award, alleging flawed process and bias.
Five Reasons Your UK Passport Application Could Be Denied
UK government warns of five circumstances where passport applications can be denied or passports revoked, including serious crime suspicions and court orders.
UK Mortgage Warning: Delaying Could Cost £450 More
Millions across the UK warned not to delay mortgage decisions or risk £450 extra cost annually, as rates remain high despite slight softening.
UK Lawyer: Bad Online Review Could Lead to Lawsuit
A senior lawyer warns that posting a negative online review could result in legal action, especially against small businesses. Learn how to protect yourself under UK defamation law.
Bad Online Reviews: Lawyer Warns of Legal Risks
Posting negative reviews online may lead to defamation lawsuits. A lawyer explains how to share opinions safely and what to do if threatened.
Pwllheli 'Ghost Town' as Shops Close: Rates Blamed
Pwllheli's high street declines as business rates and costs force closures. Residents and visitors call it a 'ghost town'. Mayor pledges action.
Matou Restaurant Gets Zero Hygiene Rating
Matou Pan Asian Restaurant on Liverpool's waterfront received a zero-star hygiene rating after an inspection. The restaurant says it has addressed all issues and awaits a re-inspection.
New UK Supermarket Pricing Rules for Tesco, Asda, Lidl
New regulations require UK supermarkets like Tesco, Asda, and Lidl to display unit prices more clearly. The rules expand to cereals, detergents, and cosmetics, aiding price comparison.
Lloyds Bank to Close 59 More Branches in 2026: Full List
Lloyds Banking Group announces 59 more branch closures in 2026, continuing a trend as customers shift to online banking. Full list of affected locations inside.
HMRC Update on Pensioner Tax Codes Explained
HMRC clarifies tax codes for pensioners after concerns about emergency tax charges. Learn how pension withdrawals are taxed and what emergency tax means.
Elliot Anderson Transfer Sparks Premier League Fears
Nottingham Forest demand over £120m for Elliot Anderson, sparking fears among Premier League rivals that his potential £130m move to Manchester City will inflate the transfer market.
Chef: Avoid This Oven Mistake for Perfect Frozen Chips
Frozen chips often turn soggy due to overcrowding. Chefs reveal the biggest mistake and how to get crispy, golden results every time.
Driveway Rules in England: Key Details on Compliance
Homeowners in England could face enforcement action if driveways over 5sqm aren't permeable or lack proper drainage. Learn key rules and common mistakes.
TUI Updates Flight and Ticket Booking Rules for June 2026
TUI Airways has updated its Flight Conditions of Carriage, tightening health policies and outlining fees for ticket amendments. The new rules apply from June 5, 2026.
Toast Costs Rise to £9.53 per Year from July 1
From July 1, UK households face higher electricity costs due to Ofgem's 13% price cap hike. Toasters could add £9.53 annually, up from £9.01, as per new rates.
Burnham Pledges Pensioner Tax Cuts in Leadership Campaign
Andy Burnham, Labour leadership candidate, suggests reducing taxes for pensioners affected by frozen income tax thresholds, vowing to protect the triple lock on state pensions.
New UK Supermarket Pricing Rules Now in Force
Fresh legislation requires UK supermarkets like Tesco, Asda, and Sainsbury's to display clear prices with standardised measurements, enhancing transparency and comparison shopping.
Wahla Construction Facing Liquidation in UK
Wahla Construction Ltd., a UK firm incorporated in 2017, is set to be liquidated. Director Sukhjinder Singh seeks creditor approval for a liquidator as rising costs and skills shortages squeeze the industry.
Man Stays in Caravan 30 Years Without Permission
A man who lived in a caravan in Wales for 30 years without permission will be allowed to remain due to the time elapsed, as the council grants a certificate of lawfulness.
Bathroom Items No Longer Recyclable Under New Rules
New recycling rules in England ban certain bathroom items from recycling bins, including nappies, wet wipes, and mirrors.
Widow Sues Cheese Firm Over Listeria Death
A widow is suing The Old Cheese Room Ltd for over £200,000 after her husband died from listeria infection linked to contaminated Baronet Reblochon cheese bought as a Valentine's gift.
US Wins Exemption From OECD Global Minimum Tax Rules
US exempt from OECD global minimum tax deal, angering transparency groups. Nearly 150 countries agree on plan to curb profit shifting.
Barcelona GP Result Changes After Penalty for Colapinto
The Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix result has been revised after Franco Colapinto received a 10-second penalty for insufficiently slowing under yellow flags, dropping from 8th to 10th.
Pontypridd Shop Fined for Fake White Fox Clothing
Blizz Clothing in Pontypridd was fined £1,800 for selling counterfeit White Fox items. Trading standards seized the goods after a public complaint.
Airlines Cancel 120 UK Flights in May Over Fuel Fears
EasyJet and Jet2 reassure travellers amid jet fuel shortage, but IATA warns of higher fares as airlines cancel 120 UK flights in May.
HMRC Confirms New VAT Rates for Older Car Drivers
HMRC has announced new VAT road fuel scale charges for drivers of older petrol and diesel cars, effective until April 30, 2027. The charges vary by CO2 emissions or engine size.
Spain Warns of €5,000-Per-Day Fine for Illegal Holiday Lets
Spanish authorities warn of fines up to €5,000 per day for illegally letting holiday homes, with new measures targeting continued marketing during investigations.
Small Business Crisis: Urgent Action Needed to Prevent Closures
Rosie Wolfenden, managing director of Tatty Devine, highlights the crisis facing small businesses due to rising costs and taxes, urging government action before it's too late.
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