State Pension Age Could Rise 7 Years Earlier
The state pension age increase to 68 may be brought forward to between 2037 and 2039, seven years earlier than the current schedule of 2044-2046, according to reports.
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UK Powerball Jackpot Hits Record £377 Million
A record £377 million jackpot is available in this weekend's National Lottery Powerball draw, the largest ever in a UK draw, but winners will receive the prize over 30 years.
HMRC Fines Thousands of Low Earners Who Owe No Tax
New data reveals HMRC fined over 83,000 low earners despite no tax due, sparking calls for reform of penalty system.
Verstappen Frustrated by Red Bull Departures
Max Verstappen says he wishes some former Red Bull colleagues had stayed, but calls talk of drama over team exits overblown.
Verstappen Regrets Red Bull Staff Exodus
Max Verstappen has admitted he wishes many of his former Red Bull colleagues had stayed, amid a staff exodus that includes designer Adrian Newey and former team boss Christian Horner.
Bank holds rates at 3.75% amid energy and chip warnings
The Bank of England kept interest rates at 3.75% for the fifth time, warning energy prices and AI-driven memory chip shortage will push inflation higher.
Fleming named England Test coach, Root returns as captain
England have appointed Stephen Fleming as Test head coach with Joe Root returning for a second stint as captain, replacing Brendon McCullum.
FIFA sale plan and McGregor quote spark Hotline debate
FIFA's controversial proposals to sell World Cup stake and Callum McGregor's resurfaced ambition quote dominate the Hotline as fans have their say.
Aston Martin heartbroken by death of Mick Fern
Aston Martin pay tribute to long-serving tyre technician Mick Fern, known as 'Biscuit', who died after nearly four decades in the F1 paddock.
Solo Travel Boom: Why More Holidaymakers Are Going It Alone
New research from Opodo reveals freedom as the top reason for solo travel, with Barcelona, Amsterdam, and Malaga among favourite destinations for 2026.
Stirling athletes shine at Glasgow Commonwealth Games
Duncan Scott and Angharad Evans won gold, Katie Shanahan and Keanna MacInnes silver, and Cameron Lynn bronze as Stirling's contingent impressed at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Pressley: Financial gap in Scottish Premiership biggest ever
Dundee boss Steven Pressley says the financial gap between the top five Premiership clubs and the rest is the largest he has seen, citing Hearts, Hibs, and Aberdeen's spending.
Iraola: Liverpool quartet to make first appearances vs Leeds
Andoni Iraola has confirmed Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz, Ryan Gravenberch and Jeremy Jacquet are expected to make their first pre-season appearances in Liverpool's friendly against Leeds United on Sunday.
Gary Neville slams Man United over Welbeck sale
Gary Neville has told Manchester United that they made a mistake in selling Danny Welbeck, who is now closing in on a move to Chelsea after a successful career.
Robinson urges patience over Aberdeen new boy Mouloua
Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson has called for fans to be patient with new Moroccan striker Ayoub Mouloua as he adapts to a new culture and language.
Santander customers hit with extra costs as mortgage rates rise
Santander has followed Halifax in raising mortgage rates, with increases of up to 0.19%. Brokers say the market is heading higher and urge borrowers to act quickly.
Eddie Howe Quits Newcastle, Says He'll Always Love Club
Eddie Howe has sensationally quit Newcastle United after a 4-1 pre-season defeat to Bristol City, saying he will always love the club despite recent upheaval.
Bukayo Saka's Image Rights Company Earns Him £2m in a Year
Bukayo Saka's image rights company BS7 Rights Limited netted £2m in 2025, taking net assets to £6.87m, as the Arsenal star benefits from tax-efficient structures.
Shell H1 Earnings Jump 70% to £12.6bn on Iran War Volatility
Shell reported a 70% surge in half-year earnings to £12.55bn, driven by oil trading gains amid Iran war volatility and strong refining performance.
Shell profits surge to £7.37bn on Iran war oil swings
Shell's quarterly profits hit £7.37bn, more than double last year, as Iran war drives oil price volatility, sparking criticism from campaigners.
£8.6m National Lottery Jackpot Won in Quadruple Rollover
One lucky ticket holder wins £8.6 million in National Lottery quadruple rollover, with winning numbers 06,13,19,48,57,58.
Clicky Ponting cricketer suspended amid cheating scandal
An amateur cricketer has been suspended by Saltburn Cricket Club after a viral video showed him allegedly clicking his fingers to fool the umpire into giving a catch out, sparking the 'Clicky Ponting' scandal.
Julian Edelman retires from NFL after New England Patriots end his contract
Julian Edelman announces retirement from NFL after 11 seasons with New England Patriots, citing knee injury. Three-time Super Bowl winner and Super Bowl 53 MVP.
Schar Injury Update After Bristol City Defeat
Fabian Schar is not seriously injured after hobbling off at Ashton Gate. Eddie Howe says the defender's groin tightness is not a concern and expects him back for the season opener.
Hogh reveals Celtic transfer agent and his transformation
Kasper Hogh credits former Celtic star Stefan Johansen for his £11m move and opens up on his transformation from party animal to devoted footballer at Bodo/Glimt.
Merseyside Unclaimed Estates: 19 People’s Property
Over 5,000 unclaimed estates in England and Wales; 19 in Merseyside worth up to £5 million. Relatives may claim Crown-held assets.
No Winner for EuroMillions £124m Jackpot, Friday's Prize Soars to £139m
EuroMillions £124m jackpot went unclaimed; Friday's prize rises to £139m. One UK winner bags £133k.
Private Investors Set to Make Billions from Countries in Debt Distress
Analysis shows funds managed by BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, and JP Morgan to profit billions from debt-distressed countries, raising calls for debt relief.
Casemiro to Receive £247,000 Payment from Sao Paulo in Labour Dispute Resolution
Man Utd's Casemiro to receive £247,000 from Sao Paulo after labour dispute settlement, with potential for up to £363,000 if payments default.
HMRC fines 130,000 savers over Lifetime ISA withdrawal rules
HMRC fines over 130,000 savers for breaking Lifetime ISA withdrawal rules, with average penalties of £13,500 and total charges hitting £102 million last year.
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