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.
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.
Luke Humphries faces a £47,000 tax bill on his £100,000 World Darts Championship prize after quarter-final exit to Gian van Veen.
Lloyds Bank warns of soaring football ticket scams as Premier League season begins, with victims losing £410 on average.
Hearts suffered a 6-0 aggregate defeat to Sturm Graz in Champions League qualifying, their heaviest two-legged European loss, but Jordi Altena is confident for the Premiership opener at Aberdeen.
Bluesfest organiser goes into liquidation, leaving ticket holders owed $23 million. Parkway Drive express heartbreak. Refunds unlikely.
Liverpool face Wrexham in a pre-season friendly at Yankee Stadium on July 30. Find out how to watch on TV, live stream, and the latest team news.
Wrexham's cheeky social media claim that the Empire State Building's red lighting was for them backfired after it was confirmed to celebrate Liverpool's new away kit.
UK regulator bans and fines five ex-Carillion executives, including finance chiefs, for reckless misconduct and misleading financial statements.
Tesco relaunches Freebie Thursdays, offering 5 million Clubcard members a coupon for a free 150g bag of Tesco Finest crisps on July 30.
Fifa's Infantino plans to sell World Cup stakes to investors in a $20bn deal, drawing Uefa criticism for trying to sell football's soul.
Uefa has called an emergency meeting of its 55 members to coordinate a response to Gianni Infantino's plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors, with a boycott of tournaments among options.
Manchester United's operating profit rises to £13m, but total debt hits record £1.29bn as Sir Jim Ratcliffe's cost-cutting measures continue.
Manchester City's 115 charges verdict delayed as club spends £500m since hearing. Pep Guardiola's future uncertain with case dragging into ninth year.
HMRC warns Britons to check tax rules before selling unwanted Christmas gifts; side hustle income over £1,000 or single items over £6,000 may be taxable.
A mother of two from Portsmouth is getting through the six-week school summer holidays on a budget of just £300 by planning ahead and using free local activities.
No winner for £50m EuroMillions jackpot as numbers 2,3,8,28,39 plus stars 2 and 11 drawn. Thunderball results also announced.
Lachie Kennedy runs 9.85sec to end Australia's 64-year medal drought in men's 100m; Torrie Lewis becomes first Australian woman under 11 seconds with bronze at Commonwealth Games.
Barcelona target Bournemouth's Eli Junior Kroupi as backup striker after failed Alvarez bid; Savinho eyes Tottenham move; Grealish left out of City tour.
In 1926, 19-year-old Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim the English Channel, breaking the men's record by almost two hours with a time of 14 hours 39 minutes.
Ekaterina Alexandrova collapsed on court and retired due to heat-related illness at the Memphis Classic, leaving her teenage opponent in tears.
Keir Starmer rules out EU financial services alignment talks, prompting relief from City firms. UK will not reopen Brussels-era rules.
Former F1 driver Christian Danner, a close friend of Michael Schumacher, admits he fears for the 'unwell' legend and pleads to the family to let him see his friend again.
Wetherspoons is bringing back its 10-day Craft Cider Festival starting July 31, offering pints from £2.99. Fifteen ciders are featured across UK pubs.
Net mortgage borrowing jumped to £7.7bn in June, with approvals rising to 58,200, despite higher rates, Bank of England figures show.
Scott McTominay faces £1m loss after Fortress Capital Partners collapses; police investigate fraud allegations. Investors get just 10p per £1.
Financial experts discuss whether AI can replace human financial advisors, highlighting speed and accessibility but warning of risks like over-reliance and lack of accountability.
Aston Martin Lagonda reported worse-than-expected pre-tax losses of £88.7m in Q2 2026, but CEO Adrian Hallmark insists the luxury carmaker's turnaround plan is progressing.
LIV Golf postpones June New Orleans event; Louisiana seeks return of $1.2m in incentive funds after $3.2m already paid.
BBC loses Commonwealth Games and Boat Race rights; TNT Sports acquires Games, Channel 4 takes Boat Race. Wimbledon deal expires in 2027.
Newcastle United's pre-season friendly against Bristol City will see 3,407 fans make the 295-mile trip, with new signings and World Cup stars likely to miss the match.