Weight-loss pill demand pressures firms, survey shows
A new survey finds 34% of Britons would consider weight-loss pills over injections, with higher demand among younger and higher-earning groups, pressuring consumer firms to adapt.
Category : Regulation
Bag pooling rules for TUI, Jet2, Ryanair and easyJet explained
Bag pooling lets groups share checked luggage weight on TUI, Jet2, Ryanair and easyJet. Each airline has its own rules, with per-bag limits ranging from 25kg to 32kg.
Celtic handball verdicts and Raskin exit assessed by jury
A jury of three pundits deliver unanimous verdicts on the handball shouts Celtic survived at Tannadice, assess Kilmarnock's defensive woes, and question Nico Raskin's Rangers future amid transfer speculation.
Battlefield 6 x Top Gun release time, free trial and patch notes
Battlefield 6 Season 4's Top Gun crossover launches August 18, 2026 at 12pm BST, with a free week of multiplayer and new modes.
Arteta urges Premier League to allow more substitutes
Mikel Arteta is lobbying the Premier League to increase substitute numbers after leaving Ethan Nwaneri, Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus out of Arsenal's Community Shield squad.
EU 'Made in Europe' rules could 'disadvantage UK' car industry
New EU 'Made in Europe' rules could require 70% EU-made components in EVs for subsidies, potentially excluding UK-built cars and threatening the sector, warns DfT.
Facial recognition in supermarkets: Coles and Woolworths pledge
Coles and Woolworths promise not to misuse facial recognition technology despite known biases, as they roll it out to combat shoplifting.
Tesla recalls 20,000+ vehicles over headlight crash risk
Tesla is recalling 20,349 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles because headlight low beams may be too bright, increasing crash risk and violating FMVSS 108.
Man United face set-piece void after Casemiro exit
Manchester United must replace Casemiro's aerial threat after his departure, as no other player scored more than one headed goal last season.
Liverpool: Munoz shines as Barcola alternative, Jones exit nears
Victor Munoz impressed on the left wing in a friendly, potentially reducing Liverpool's need for PSG's Barcola, while Curtis Jones' move to Inter edges closer.
Bibury residents block new cafe over overtourism fears
Residents of Bibury, dubbed England's prettiest village, blocked plans for a new cafe, citing overtourism and gridlocked roads.
Households urged to use washing up liquid in bath
Bathroom experts say washing up liquid and warm water is the best gentle solution to clean baths, avoiding bleach to prevent damage.
Rangers revive Ghedjemis interest as Kelsy deal mulled
Frosinone coach Massimiliano Alvini says departures are possible as Rangers revive interest in Fares Ghedjemis, while Kevin Kelsy remains an option and Sheffield United rule out Ryan One exit.
Ryanair's cheeky response to missed flight excuses
Ryanair has a witty 12-word tip for travellers who miss flights: turn on push notifications in the app. The airline shared common excuses and what to do if you miss a flight.
Sony's disc phase-out: gamers should focus on digital rights
Sony will discontinue PlayStation discs from January 2028. Gamers protest, but discs already require patches and online checks. The real fight is for digital consumer rights, as seen in EU and UK campaigns.
Urgent UK recalls: pasta, crisps, toys and more – full list
UK shoppers urged to check homes after recalls for Listeria pasta, E. coli seeds, allergen crisps, shattering jug, fan fire risk, contaminated micellar water, and carcinogenic balloons.
Rogue AI bots spark fears humanity is losing control
Rogue AI bots hacking companies and users spark fears of losing control, but experts say strict global rules before it's too late can prevent chaos.
Microwave cleaned in 5 minutes with 37p lemon hack
A simple lemon hack cleaned a microwave in under five minutes, using a 30p lemon and water to create steam that loosened grease and grime, leaving it gleaming.
Two American flights share call sign in near-miss
Two American Airlines flights with the same flight number nearly collided. A Phoenix air traffic controller prevented a disaster by maintaining safe separation. The FAA and airline have launched investigations.
House edge explained: Which casino game gives you the best odds?
House edge varies by game: blackjack offers just 0.5% edge with basic strategy, while American roulette has a 5.26% edge. Learn how it's calculated and which games give you the best chances.
Egg recall in US south and south-west due to salmonella
Nearly 1.6m dozen eggs recalled in US south and south-west over salmonella, with 98 illnesses and 26 hospitalizations across 17 states, as FDA elevates risk to highest level.
Osimhen hints at Arsenal move after £60m Galatasaray talks
Victor Osimhen has refused to rule out a move to Arsenal after talks between the Gunners and Galatasaray over a £60m-rated transfer, saying he is focused on his job and will see what happens.
Hackney pub's late licence bid opposed by lone resident
The Black Eel, a Grade II-listed Dalston pub, faces opposition from a resident over plans to extend its licence to 1.30am on weekends, citing noise concerns.
Millions overpaying on broadband as prices fall
Broadband is cheaper than a decade ago, yet millions of Brits are overpaying. Ofcom says out-of-contract customers could save by switching deals.
Ryanair passengers risk £55 fee if they don't check in online
Ryanair passengers who fail to check in online before arriving at the airport risk paying a £55/€55 airport check-in fee. Expert advice urges online check-in and printing backup documents to avoid extra costs and travel headaches.
Golf venue wins approval for drinks terrace
Salford's first indoor golf venue, TeeClub, has been granted a licence for a drinks terrace at Sovereign Point, despite resident concerns it could become a sports bar.
Move wifi router away from common item to boost speed
Ofcom reveals simple router placement tips to boost home wifi speed. Keep routers away from water, metal, and glass to improve signal strength.
Carragher warns on Liverpool midfield as Barcola fee stalls
Jamie Carragher says Liverpool's midfield remains a huge problem, while PSG hold out for £145m for Bradley Barcola with personal terms verbally agreed.
Burnham urged to rethink £8,000 ISA tax change
Prime Minister Andy Burnham may face an early review of ISA reforms cutting flexible allowance to £12,000 from April 2027, says InvestEngine's Andrew Prosser.
Route2 Logistics opens new Coatbridge depot
Route2 Logistics has officially opened its new 22,000-sq ft depot in Coatbridge, creating more than ten jobs and strengthening its Scottish network.
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