Resolution Foundation: Tax Cuts Won't Boost Youth Jobs
Reversing UK employment tax rises would do little to help young people find jobs, says Resolution Foundation, urging extra funding for apprenticeships and youth support grants.
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HMRC Child Benefit Crackdown Failed to Consider Impact
HMRC's anti-fraud scheme wrongly stripped 23,000 families of child benefit, with 71% of targeted parents eligible. The NAO found the policy failed to consider claimant impact.
Tracker Funds: How to Start Investing in Passive Index Funds
Tracker funds mirror stock market indices, offering low-cost, diversified investing. Learn how they work, compare ETFs vs Oeics, and see performance examples.
Private Equity in UK Vet Sector: Controversy Explained
Private equity in UK vets: debt, cost-cutting, short-term ownership. 44% of small animal practices owned by PE. Vet bills up 60% 2015-2023. Critics warn of risks to care.
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Romanian Children Separated by Parental Migration Face Trauma
Over 53,000 Romanian children have at least one parent working abroad. Many take on adult responsibilities, facing emotional trauma and scarce support, as families sacrifice togetherness for economic survival.
London Cafe Battles Mitchells & Butlers Over Slogan
An independent London coffee shop faces a legal challenge from FTSE 250 hospitality giant Mitchells & Butlers over its 'Eat Drink Work' trademark, sparking a David vs Goliath dispute.
Wimbledon, Players Reach Truce in Prize Money Dispute
Wimbledon and top tennis players have agreed a truce in their prize money dispute, with players ending media protests after the All England Club committed to proposals on revenue sharing and player representation.
BAT to Cut 9,000 Jobs in Shift to AI and Cost Savings
British American Tobacco will cut 9,000 jobs, about a fifth of its workforce, as it aims to reduce costs and become more technology enabled. The company expects £600m in annual savings by 2028.
Imprisoning Women Costs 75% More Than Men, Reports Find
New reports reveal imprisoning women costs up to 75% more than men, with annual costs of $87,000-$122,000 per woman. Halving sentences could save billions with minimal crime impact.
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UK pubs serve 5.5m extra pints during World Cup group stage
England's World Cup group matches have boosted UK pubs, with 5.5m extra pints sold. Saturday's match against Panama saw over 8m pints, and sales are expected to rise as the team progresses.
Trafalgar Entertainment Buys Bridge Theatre
Trafalgar Entertainment acquires the Bridge theatre and Lightroom venue from Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr's London Theatre Company, marking a new chapter for the acclaimed venue.
Share Your Best UK Family Day Out and Win £200
Tell us about your favourite summer family day trip in the UK for a chance to win a £200 Coolstays voucher. The best tip, chosen by Lonely Planet's Tom Hall, wins.
BT and Verizon to Create $4bn Joint Global Business
BT and Verizon have announced a 50/50 joint venture combining their international businesses, ending BT's 18-month search for a buyer. Verizon pays $625m for equal voting rights, creating a company with $4bn annual revenue.
England to Allow Delivery Robots on Pavements Amid Safety Fears
Ministers signal support for law change to legalize autonomous delivery robots on England's pavements, with up to 10,000 robots planned, sparking safety concerns from campaigners.
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12 Things You Loved Most in June: Card Games to Dresses
From an addictive card game to the perfect wedding guest dress: 12 things you loved most in June, featuring short shorts, gardening gloves, and more summer essentials.
Comcast to Spin Off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast announces spin-off of NBCUniversal and Sky into a separate publicly listed company, raising questions over the future of Sky News as funding commitments near expiry.
EU Imposes €3 Customs Charge on Small Parcels to Curb Chinese Imports
The European Commission introduces a €3 customs charge on small parcels under €150, ending the 'de minimis' exemption exploited by Temu and Shein, to protect EU high streets from cheap Chinese imports.
Sydney to Create Dedicated Parking Zones for Shared Ebikes
NSW government announces $6.6m for councils to paint marked bays for shared ebikes, aiming to end blocked footpaths and reduce clutter in Sydney.
Chelsea Yet to Bid for Lacroix as Palace Eye Cresswell
Chelsea have not submitted a bid for Maxence Lacroix despite making him a key summer target, while Crystal Palace have opened talks with Toulouse defender Charlie Cresswell.
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W.I.S.E. Underwriting Agency Collapses Into Administration
W.I.S.E. Underwriting Agency Ltd, a City of London marine cargo insurer since 1997, has ceased trading and entered administration amid the Iran war's impact on marine insurance.
Jet2 Confirms Twilight Check-In Rule at 12 UK Airports
Jet2 confirms a twilight check-in service at 12 UK airports, allowing passengers with flights before midday to drop bags between 4:30pm-9pm the day before, bypassing queues.
Bath: UK City Tourists Say 'Feels Like Italy' – Not Cambridge
Bath, the only entire UK city designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is praised for its Roman Baths, 18th-century architecture, and independent shops, offering an Italian-like charm without leaving the country.
Tottenham offer Tonali £86m deal to leave Newcastle
Tottenham Hotspur have offered Sandro Tonali a massive £86million, six-year deal worth £275k-a-week. Newcastle want over £100m for the midfielder, who joined for £55m in 2023.
Next's £22 Linen Top in 12 Prints Praised as 'Cooling'
Next's £22 Flutter Sleeve Button Front Top with Linen, available in 12 prints, earns 4.5-star rating for its cooling, flattering fit in muggy weather.
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Russians Fight for Fuel After Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Motorists across Russia are fighting at petrol stations after Ukrainian drone strikes disrupted oil infrastructure, causing hours-long queues and violence as shortages spread to all 83 regions.
North Face Base Camp Rolling Thunder 22" Travel Bag Review
Louise Whitbread reviews the North Face Base Camp Rolling Thunder 22" Travel Bag, a durable 40L cabin suitcase under £300 that has survived countless trips since 2022.
Sainsbury's Beer Bundle: 50p per Bottle for Nectar Card Holders
Sainsbury's offers Nectar Card holders two packs of 20 Budweiser bottles for £20, making each bottle just 50p. Cruzcampo and other beers also included in 2 for £20 deal.
Mac Allister prefers double pivot amid Real Madrid links
Alexis Mac Allister says his best position is as part of a double defensive pivot, amid ongoing speculation linking him with a move to Real Madrid this summer.
Chinese 98 Opens in Newcastle: Cheap Chinese-Malaysian Fast Food
A new Chinese fast food restaurant, Chinese 98, is opening in Newcastle city centre on July 2, taking over the former Gong Cha café at Haymarket, offering budget-friendly meals.
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Bathgate Crowned Scotland's Unsung Holiday Destination
Bathgate, a West Lothian market town, has been named an 'unsung' staycation destination by Islands magazine, praised for its walks, shops, and food.
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