Martin Lewis clarifies ISA inheritance and tax rules
Money expert Martin Lewis explains the 'additional allowance' for spouses inheriting ISAs and warns of a potential 40% inheritance tax hit. Essential UK personal finance reading.
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HMRC sends 200,000 letters over April income tax change
HMRC has written to over 200,000 sole traders and landlords ahead of the April 2026 Making Tax Digital rollout. Get prepared now with the pilot programme.
ACCC Sues HelloFresh and Youfoodz Over Subscription Traps
Australia's consumer watchdog takes HelloFresh and Youfoodz to court, alleging over 100,000 customers were misled by difficult-to-cancel meal-kit subscriptions. Read the full details.
Urgent FDA Recall for Ukrop's Cakes Over Soy Allergy
The FDA has issued an urgent recall for Ukrop's Decorated Pound Cakes due to undeclared soy, a serious allergen. Check your pantry now and return for a full refund.
15 hurt in San Francisco cable car incident
More than a dozen people were injured when a historic San Francisco cable car stopped suddenly. Read the latest on the investigation and safety review.
Mum's handbag GoFundMe after Bondi shooting causes fury
A single mother who launched a fundraiser to replace her handbag lost in the Bondi Beach massacre chaos has been labelled 'tone deaf'. Discover the divided public reaction.
Tycoon hires top barristers to avoid inquest into fatal crash
Property magnate Bill Swale employs high-profile barristers to avoid assisting a coronial inquest into the crash that killed five people in Daylesford. The inquest continues.
Seven dead in Mexico private jet crash on football pitch
A private jet crash in central Mexico kills seven after an attempted emergency landing on a football field. Authorities confirm details of the fatal incident. Read the full report.
Bunnings 'Mini Bears' Blind Boxes Cause Shopper Frenzy
Bunnings has launched its own blind box collectibles, 'Mini Bears', sending Australian shoppers into a frenzy. The $12.50 mystery figurines are available in-store only, with a rare variant odds of 1 in 16.
Sandringham faces heating crisis as drivers strike
King Charles and Queen Camilla could face a cold Christmas at Sandringham as 400 fuel delivery drivers announce 15 days of strike action over a pay dispute. Read the full story.
15 Injured in San Francisco Cable Car Emergency
A San Francisco cable car's sudden stop on California Street injured 15 people, prompting a major emergency response. Two were taken to hospital immediately.
Vaucluse: Australia's Most Expensive Rental Suburb
A new report reveals Sydney's Vaucluse as Australia's priciest rental suburb, demanding a $511k salary for comfort. Discover the drivers behind its astonishing demand.
Woman's 12-hour 'horror' detention at Russian border
An Indian woman recounts a 12-hour ordeal of being denied food and water by Russian border officials after entry refusal. The FCDO advises against all travel to Russia.
Wicked Theme Park Land Rumours Swirl at Universal
Fans are convinced a Wicked-themed world is coming to Universal Orlando. Discover the five major clues, from CEO hints to pop-up experiences, fuelling the speculation.
Globe-trotter's food poisoning warning for UK travellers
Henrik Jeppesen, who visited every country, warns UK travellers about food safety abroad. His advice could prevent serious illness. Read his crucial tips now.
Brits swap UK for Canada's 'limey' community
A Huddersfield family reveals why they moved to Canada, the 'insane' cost of living, and the thriving British community they found. Could you make the leap?
Birmingham Christmas Market slammed as overcrowded 'rip-off'
Birmingham's famed Frankfurt Christmas Market faces a crisis of reputation. Once a festive highlight, visitors now report overcrowding, anti-social behaviour, and soaring prices. Discover why locals are staying away.
Trump AI freeze could make UK homes more expensive
President Trump's executive order blocking state AI laws may prevent regulation of algorithmic rent-setting, potentially worsening the housing crisis. Critics warn of 'automated market-fixing'.
Aldi cheapest for Christmas groceries, survey finds
Aldi offers the cheapest festive food basket, beating Woolworths and Coles. New laws will soon crack down on supermarket price gouging. See the full price comparison.
Nissan starts production of new electric Leaf in Sunderland
Nissan begins production of its third-generation Leaf electric car at its Sunderland plant, backed by over £450m investment, securing 6,000 jobs and boosting the UK's automotive future.
Milburn launches review into 1 million inactive UK youth
Former Health Secretary Alan Milburn launches a major review into rising inactivity among young Britons, promising 'uncomfortable truths' and 'radical' solutions to address the Neet crisis.
McDonald's CEO's Harsh Career Advice to Young Workers
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski delivers tough-love career advice, urging young employees to take full ownership of their professional paths. Discover his essential message for long-term success.
Speed camera fault leads to thousands of wrongful fines
A four-year technical fault with variable speed cameras has led to thousands of incorrect fines. National Highways apologises as police begin refunds and remove penalty points.
Labour's Kendall hits back at Farage over diversity comments
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall brands Nigel Farage's criticism of diversity hiring 'ignorant' as she launches a new women in tech taskforce, aiming to tackle a £3.5bn talent drain.
Aldi's £3.50 School Uniform Bundle Returns in January
Aldi is bringing back its budget-friendly school uniform bundle for just £3.50 from January 4th. The offer includes polo shirts and trousers, backed by a 12-month guarantee. Shop now before stocks run out!
Thousands of speeding fines cancelled after camera error
A technical fault with variable speed cameras means thousands of motorists were incorrectly fined. National Highways apologises and says affected drivers will be contacted and reimbursed.
UK-South Korea trade deal adds £400m, boosts car exports
The UK and South Korea have signed a new trade agreement expected to bring an extra £400m annually, focusing on cars, Scottish salmon, and Guinness. Discover the key changes for British exporters.
Ford takes $19.5bn hit, cancels electric F-150 Lightning
Ford Motor Company is taking a massive $19.5bn writedown and scrapping key electric models, including the F-150 Lightning, as Trump-era policies and waning demand force a strategic pivot back to gas and hybrid vehicles. Read the full analysis.
Speed camera error leads to thousands of incorrect fines
A software fault with variable speed cameras has led to around 2,650 incorrect fines since 2021. National Highways apologises and confirms refunds and licence points removal for affected drivers.
Legal bid to class pets as tax dependents in US lawsuit
A New York attorney sues the IRS, arguing her golden retriever meets the criteria for a legal dependent, seeking tax benefits for pet owners. Could this change how we view pets?
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