Liverpool Leader Questions St Helens Pride Decision Motive
Liverpool Council leader Liam Robinson questions if 'something more sinister' is behind St Helens Reform UK's decision to withdraw support for Pride events, calling it 'bang out of line'.
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Refugee Week: Objects of Hope and Resilience
For Refugee Week, three people displaced to the UK share precious objects linking them to home: a plane ticket, childhood photos, and a gold medal for valour.
Maguire Theory on Alexander-Arnold England Omission
Harry Maguire believes Thomas Tuchel left Trent Alexander-Arnold out of England's World Cup squad to avoid disruption, as Trevoh Chalobah replaced the injured Tino Livramento.
UKHSA Yellow Heat Alert: 'Dangerously Warm' 30C Expected
The UKHSA has issued a yellow heat health alert for London, South East, East of England, and East Midlands as temperatures are forecast to reach 30C, posing risks to vulnerable people.
Artificial Grass Warning Issued for UK Heatwave
As temperatures soar to 32°C, experts warn that activities like paddling pools and barbecues can damage artificial grass. Learn how to protect your lawn.
UK Artificial Grass Warning Issued During Heatwave This Week
As the UK braces for a heatwave with temperatures up to 32C, experts warn homeowners with artificial grass about potential damage from paddling pools, barbecues, and garden furniture.
Heroic Teen Drowned Saving Two Lives in River Kelvin
Emilis Vanagas, 15, drowned in the River Kelvin while saving two people. His mother shares his story during Drowning Prevention Week to prevent future tragedies.
Richmond Council's £1.5m Town Centre Revamp
Richmond Council has announced £1.5 million plans to transform the town centre with a new public square, play area, and greenery, aiming to boost footfall and enhance visitor experience.
Martin Lewis Grills Kemi Badenoch on Welfare on GMB
Martin Lewis challenged Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch on welfare spending and mental health support during a heated Good Morning Britain interview.
Liverpool ONE Plans New 'Kingdom of the Liver Bird' Play Area
Liverpool ONE announces plans for a new inclusive play area at Chavasse Park, named 'The Kingdom of the Liver Bird', with work starting in early 2027.
Ryanair Fuel Update: Changes to Flights for Net Zero
Ryanair announces fuel-saving changes to flights as part of its net-zero carbon emissions goal by 2050, including new aircraft and sustainable aviation fuel.
Lidl Strawberries Win Supermarket Taste Test
A taste test of supermarket strawberries from M&S, Waitrose, Lidl, Sainsbury's, and Morrisons found Lidl's £2.15 punnet to be the clear winner, while Morrisons was a letdown.
36% of Adult Disability Payment Reviews Increase Awards
New figures from Social Security Scotland show 36% of change of circumstances reviews for Adult Disability Payment result in higher payments, with only 5% leading to reductions.
Potatoes Stay Fresher Away From Onions
Experts advise storing potatoes away from onions in the fridge to prevent sprouting. Ethylene gas from onions speeds up spoilage. Tesco recommends paper bags in cool, dark places.
England Fans Warned of £180 Fine for Watching World Cup on ITVX
England fans watching the World Cup clash against Croatia on ITVX could face a £180 charge if they don't have a TV Licence, as live broadcasts require one regardless of the platform.
Starmer Accused of Welfare Crisis as 4m Claim Disability Benefit
Record 4.01 million claim PIP in England and Wales. Shadow minister warns of 'spiralling' crisis, while government defends reforms and Timms Review.
Lidl Strawberries Beat M&S and Waitrose in Taste Test
In a blind taste test of strawberries from five major UK supermarkets, Lidl emerged as the winner with a perfect 10/10, beating M&S and Waitrose. Morrisons was the biggest letdown.
Binman: Coffee Cups Not for Home Recycling Bins
A binman has clarified that takeaway coffee cups cannot be recycled in household bins due to mixed materials. He advises returning them to coffee shops like Costa or Starbucks for proper recycling.
Pick Your Own Fruit Farm Near Manchester Closes After 17 Years
Poynton Fruit Farm, a beloved pick-your-own farm on the edge of Greater Manchester, has permanently closed after 17 years, leaving families saddened.
Starmer: Russian Warship's Warning Shots 'Reckless'
Keir Starmer condemns Russian frigate's warning shots near a British yacht in the English Channel, calling the action reckless amid heightened tensions.
UK's Oldest Cat Flossie Dies Aged Nearly 28
Flossie, the UK's oldest cat at nearly 28, has died. She was recognised by Guinness World Records as the world's oldest living cat in 2022.
Drivers Face £120 Fines in Five UK Cities This Summer
Motorists could be fined £120 for failing to pay Clean Air Zone charges in five UK cities. Birmingham, Bath, Bradford, Bristol, and Sheffield enforce daily fees for polluting vehicles.
Amazon, Asda, Lidl Back Plug-in Solar Panels to Cut UK Bills
Major retailers including Amazon, Asda, B&Q, and Lidl support UK government plans for plug-in solar panels, helping households save on energy bills with easy self-installation.
Former No 10 Aide Sir Robbie Gibb Battles Invasive Box Tree Moth in His Garden
Former No 10 aide Sir Robbie Gibb wages nightly war against invasive box tree moth caterpillar devastating UK hedges.
Marco Rubio Endorses Donald Trump for President, Snubbing Ron DeSantis
Florida Senator Marco Rubio endorses Donald Trump for president, snubbing Governor Ron DeSantis one day before the Iowa caucuses.
State Pension Age Disability Claims Processed in 7 Days
New figures show Pension Age Disability Payment applications in Scotland are processed in a median of seven working days, with 82% approved and £580 million paid out since launch.
Urban Sauna Village in Cardiff: A Perfect Post-Work Steam
Discover Hikitalo Sauna in Cardiff, an urban wellness space with wood-fired saunas, plunge pools, and a café. A perfect post-work retreat for relaxation and social connection.
Thames Water Dumped Raw Sewage Into River Thames for 14 Hours
Thames Water discharged untreated sewage into the River Thames for over 14 hours on June 2, prompting a local councillor to call for nationalisation and immediate action.
Irish Police Search Dublin Garden for Bodies of Two Babies Allegedly Murdered in 1970s
Irish police search Dublin garden for bodies of two babies allegedly murdered by grandmother in 1970s after mother claimed she was raped by father.
New Images Show Piccadilly Gardens Revamp Plans
Manchester council unveils new images of Piccadilly Gardens redesign, featuring greener spaces, a Welcome Pavilion, and a larger playground. Consultation starts June 17.
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