Watchdog Warns Millions Face ‘Fresh Uncertainty’ Over Car Finance Compensation
FCA warns millions face fresh uncertainty over car finance compensation as lenders and consumer group launch legal challenges to £9.1 billion scheme.
Category : Regulations
Bin Collectors Abused Over New Recycling Rules
South Kesteven council reports abuse of bin collectors over new recycling rules requiring separation of paper and plastics.
UK Supermarkets Face New Pricing Rules to Help Shoppers Compare Value
New UK pricing rules require supermarkets to display unit prices clearly, helping shoppers compare value and tackle 'shrinkflation'.
GMCA Defends £140m Skyscraper Loans in Appeal Court
The Greater Manchester Combined Authority defended its £140m loan to developer Renaker in the Court of Appeal, arguing due diligence was thorough and not a box-ticking exercise.
Trump's IRS Immunity Deal: A New Level of Self-Dealing
President Trump secures immunity from IRS audits for himself and affiliates, raising conflict of interest concerns and questions about political interference in tax enforcement.
HSBC Completes MS Bank Transfer: Customer Guide Released
HSBC completes MS Bank customer transfer and releases a guide to help customers transition to its banking services.
UK to introduce tough new laws against shady vape shops
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces new laws to shut down shady vape shops by end of year, giving police and councils stronger powers to tackle rogue businesses and money laundering.
EasyJet, Jet2 and Ryanair Passport Name Rules Explained After Customer Query
EasyJet, Jet2 and Ryanair passport name rules explained after a customer query about whether middle names are needed on bookings.
Frustrated Driver Warns of Legal Steps After Neighbour Repeatedly Blocks Driveway
A man considers legal action after his neighbour repeatedly blocks his driveway, despite warnings and police advice.
ECB to Dock Points for County Cricket Financial Losses
ECB to introduce points deductions for county cricket clubs making repeated financial losses, starting next season with full enforcement in 2028.
Nearly Half of US Parents Give Melatonin to Children Under 13, Survey Finds
Nearly half of US parents have given melatonin to children under 13, despite risks of overdose and side effects, survey finds.
Ex-ref calls for VAR changes after Celtic controversy
Former referee Des Roache urges SFA to overhaul VAR use in Scottish Premiership after a controversial penalty call in Celtic's title-deciding match against Hearts.
UK Hospitality VAT Cut Could Save Your Favourite Restaurant
The UK hospitality industry is struggling with 20% VAT, the second-highest in Europe. A petition calls for a 10% rate to save independent restaurants, pubs, and cafes.
England World Cup 2026 Fixtures, Schedule, and Venues
England's 2026 World Cup fixtures: Group L matches against Croatia, Ghana, and Panama. Kick-off times and venues confirmed for Tuchel's Three Lions.
FCA Proposes Major Overhaul of Mortgage Market Rules
The FCA has proposed significant changes to mortgage rules, aiming to simplify the market and help borrowers. The review could impact lenders and brokers.
Wood Group Fined £13m by FCA for Inaccurate Financial Reporting
Aberdeen-based Wood Group has been fined £12.9m by the Financial Conduct Authority for repeatedly publishing inaccurate financial results, citing cultural failings and pressure to maintain stated figures.
Wood Group Fined £13 Million by FCA Over Inaccurate Financial Reporting
The Financial Conduct Authority has imposed a £13 million fine on Wood Group for publishing misleading financial results across multiple years, citing failures in financial culture.
Victoria's $18,000 Vacuum Ban: The Obscure Laws Catching Aussies Out
Residents in Victoria face huge fines for vacuuming after 10pm due to obscure noise laws. Discover other bizarre Australian regulations, from kite-flying to potato hoarding.
Trump Rolls Back Biden's 50 MPG Fuel Standards to 34 MPG by 2031
President Trump has repealed stringent Biden-era fuel economy standards, weakening requirements for new petrol cars. Critics warn it will increase emissions and costs. Read the full analysis.
Trump's Fifth Pardon in a Week: Sports Exec Cleared in Bid-Rigging Case
Donald Trump has pardoned Tim Leiweke, a sports executive accused of rigging a university arena bid. Explore the details of this controversial move and its implications.
Trump Rolls Back Biden's Fuel Economy Rules, Claims Consumer Savings
President Trump has revoked US fuel efficiency regulations, arguing it will lower car prices. Critics warn it will increase costs for drivers. Read the latest.
US Justice Department Accuses Ticketmaster of Monopolising Concert Industry
A US Justice Department lawyer told a New York jury that Ticketmaster and Live Nation have monopolised the concert industry, leading to inflated prices and a broken system for consumers and artists.
Justice Department Accuses Ticketmaster of Monopolising Concert Industry
A Justice Department attorney told a New York jury that Ticketmaster and Live Nation have monopolised the concert ticket market, driving up prices. The companies deny the claims.
Cracker Barrel CEO Survives Shareholder Vote After Rebranding Backlash
Cracker Barrel shareholders vote to retain CEO Julie Felss Masino after a controversial rebrand. Board member Gilbert Dávila steps down. Discover the full story behind the corporate shake-up.
Buc-ee's Sues Rival Chain Over Moose Logo That 'Mimics' Its Beaver Mascot
Popular US gas station chain Buc-ee
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