Homemade granola beats supermarket versions every time
A reporter shares her go-to summer breakfast: homemade granola with fruit and yoghurt. It's quick, simple, and avoids the extra sugar and oil in shop-bought versions.
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Free Bus Pass Eligibility and Application Guide
Free bus travel is available for certain groups in England and Wales. Older people at State Pension age and people with disabilities may qualify. Learn the criteria and how to apply.
Inside court: England parents face fines for school absence
Parents in England face fines for unauthorised school absence, with court hearings revealing the financial strain and legal battles over term-time holidays.
JD Vance memoir Middletown Ohio struggles divides
JD Vance's memoir recounts Middletown, Ohio's economic decline and social struggles, sparking debate over its portrayal of the region and its people.
Report disabled bay abuse at UK supermarkets, shoppers urged
Disabled Motoring UK's Baywatch survey asks shoppers to report disabled bay abuse at Tesco, Asda, Aldi, Lidl, Morrisons and Sainsbury's this August, citing £501m monthly loss.
Cardiff City Premium: Unrivalled Coverage for 2026-27
WalesOnline launches Premium subscription for Cardiff City fans, offering exclusive transfer news, analysis, video, and opinion from correspondent Glen Williams for the 2026-27 Championship season.
Dating expert debunks 'if they wanted to' viral trend
A dating expert urges clear communication over the viral 'if they wanted to, they would' trend, saying honest conversations beat waiting in limbo.
A-level results: financial steps if grades fall short
Thousands received A-level results this week. If grades missed targets, act fast on student finance, accommodation, and budgeting to avoid money gaps.
Blue Badge holders in Scotland may get free bus travel boost
More than 235,700 Blue Badge holders in Scotland may be unaware they can also qualify for free bus journeys with the National Entitlement Card, according to Transport Scotland guidance.
One air fryer method for juicy sausages with no oil
A home cook shares the only air fryer method she uses for juicy, golden-brown sausages with minimal oil and effort.
Family slams £150 Grealish camp as 'absolute let-down'
A family paid £150 for a Jack Grealish football camp but said the star appeared for just an hour and a half, with photos costing extra, calling it an 'absolute let-down'.
Gary Neville awards scholarships to inspirational carers
Two inspirational students, Leighton Flynn and Yasmin Baker, have been awarded full scholarships by Gary Neville at UA92, covering tuition fees.
Students squeezed out of university courses after bumper A-level grades
Record top grades lead to tougher university competition, with some students rejected or asked to defer, as Cardiff University requests deferrals on two programmes.
Cardiff primary school plans new family support centre
Pencaerau Primary School in Ely, Cardiff, has submitted plans for a family centre made of three portakabins to provide parental engagement, early years support, and wellbeing services.
Bridgend primary school to join federation of four schools
Tynyrheol Primary School in Bridgend will join the Garw Valley Federation, strengthening leadership and ensuring sustainability across four primary schools.
Summer School for new Monklands hospital hailed as success
The Summer School programme for the new University Hospital Monklands welcomed over 60 pupils across three schools, teaching construction and clinical care careers.
Durham High School's final A-Level results day after closure
Durham High School celebrated its final A-Level results day, with over 40% of grades at A* or A, before closing due to Galaxy Global Education's decision.
Stockport schools demolition approved for rebuild
Two Stockport schools will be demolished and rebuilt after plans were approved, addressing ageing buildings and RAAC issues. Construction starts 2028.
Kids' simple ideas for a happier world: ban homework, more play
A poll of 1,000 children found 42% would introduce longer playtimes, 43% build more parks, and 37% give more rest time to make the world happier.
Nine sets of twins ready for school in 'Twinverclyde'
Nine sets of twins are set to start P1 in Inverclyde, dubbed 'Twinverclyde' for its high twin rate, with 176 sets welcomed since 2013. The children gathered at Ardgowan Primary School for a photocall ahead of the new term.
Pastry chef opens bakery school in North Shields
Award-winning pastry chef Emma Carlton opens her bakery school in North Shields this weekend, offering classes and patisserie every Friday.
Cambridge Faces Backlash Over Arday and Woke Academia
Cambridge University's reputation suffers as Jason Arday scandal continues, with internal inquiry launched and criticism of identity politics in academia.
London's top A-level boroughs revealed: Richmond leads, Tower Hamlets lags
Richmond upon Thames tops London's A-level table with 48.7% A/A* grades, nearly three times Tower Hamlets' 17.1%, revealing stark disparities across the capital.
2-Ingredient Bread: No Oven, Ready in Minutes
A simple recipe for homemade bread uses just flour and yoghurt, with no kneading or proving, and can be made in an air fryer in five minutes.
Virgin Media launches free 24/7 Tennis Channel for UK TV users
Virgin Media has launched a dedicated Tennis Channel on channel 542, available 24/7 at no extra cost, featuring Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup, and ATP Challenger Tour.
Man Utd's Dermot Mee says fourth choice is 'not deflating'
Manchester United goalkeeper Dermot Mee insists being fourth choice is 'not deflating' and explains his reasons for signing a new deal despite limited game time.
Baked beans taste richer with one simple ingredient
Adding a knob of butter to baked beans makes them richer and creamier, according to food enthusiasts online, with many swearing by the simple trick.
Scottish Government influencer spend triggers 'TikTok gold rush'
The Scottish Government paid 40 social media influencers in the first half of 2026, more than in 2024 and 2025 combined, sparking a 'TikTok gold rush' as it targets young voters.
Excluded pupil Dylan heads to Oxford with four A*s
Dylan McCarthy, 18, from Tonyrefail, secured a place at Oxford University with four A*s after being excluded from two primary schools and attending a pupil referral unit.
North East A-Level Students Celebrate Success and University Places
Students across the North East celebrated A-Level results on Thursday, with many securing university places, including Eddie Seery heading to Oxford and Civ Kesavan choosing Newcastle.
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