HMRC Urges Immediate Action on Late Tax Returns
HMRC has issued a stern warning to taxpayers who missed the Self Assessment deadline, urging online filing and payment to avoid escalating penalties.
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Dubai Airport Hits 95.2 Million Passengers in 2025
Dubai International Airport remains the world's busiest, handling a record 95.2 million passengers in 2025, driven by tourism and economic growth in the UAE.
£52 Valentine's Ready Meal Review: Restaurant Quality at Home
A detailed review of Cook's Luxury Valentine's Dinner for Two, a £52.50 ready meal that delivered a restaurant-quality three-course feast with minimal kitchen effort.
Albanese Government Considers Capital Gains Tax Changes
The Albanese government is revisiting capital gains tax reform, driven by political necessity and fiscal pressures ahead of the May budget. Changes could target the 50% discount on investment profits.
Jeff Bezos' Overhaul of The Washington Post: A Podcast Review
A podcast explores Jeff Bezos' transformative changes at The Washington Post, focusing on digital shifts, layoffs, and strategic realignments under his ownership.
Plane Crash-Lands into Sea After Takeoff in Somalia
A passenger aircraft carrying 55 people veered off the runway at Mogadishu's main airport and ended up in shallow water, with all on board safely evacuated and no injuries reported.
Brits Warned of £360 Fines for Vaping in Mexico as 2026 Rules Kick In
British holidaymakers heading to Mexico face severe penalties, including fines up to £360 and potential imprisonment, under strict new 2026 vaping bans. The rules prohibit vaping in public and importing e-cigarettes, with enforcement at airports and cruis
Three-Minute Early Finish Email Sparks Corporate Culture Debate
An Australian employee received a formal reprimand for leaving work just three minutes early, igniting a fierce debate about modern workplace culture, micromanagement, and outcome-based performance.
BBC Expert: Car Finance Claims Could Cost You £280
Finance expert Iona Bain warns BBC Morning Live viewers that using claims companies for car finance compensation could cost them £280 on average. The FCA scheme offers free self-application.
Melbourne High-Rise Housing Plan Sparks Suburban Outrage
The Allan Government's controversial housing strategy proposes 20-storey towers near Caulfield Racecourse and up to 16-storey buildings in blue-chip suburbs, drawing fierce criticism from locals.
Inside Britain's Worst Hotel Chain: A Britannia Stay Review
An investigative stay at Britannia Hampstead, the UK's lowest-rated budget hotel chain for 12 years, reveals shocking paid features and a deserted atmosphere compared to top-rated rivals.
Global Tipping Guide: Avoid Holiday 'Tipping Torment'
Travel experts reveal tipping etiquette worldwide. 46% of adults struggle with tipping abroad, which can add 10-15% to holiday costs. Learn the rules for the US, Japan, Europe, and more.
Australia's Infamous Pentridge Prison Now a Luxury Hotel
The former HM Prison Pentridge in Melbourne, once housing Australia's most notorious criminals, has been converted into a five-star luxury hotel. Guests can now stay in suites created from prison cells, featuring modern amenities and an underground pool.
TV Property Guru Bankrupt, on Benefits After £30m Fortune
Glenn Armstrong, 66, once flaunted wealth on Channel 4 but is now bankrupt, living on a friend's couch, and sentenced for breaching court orders against contacting his ex-wife.
A46 Closed After Crash Near Newark, Causing Major Delays
A serious crash has closed the A46 northbound between Newark-on-Trent and Lincoln, causing long delays and diversions. Emergency services and National Highways are managing traffic.
Red Rock Deli Thai Chilli Lime Chips Disappear from Woolworths
A Woolworths shopper sparked online panic after noticing her favourite Red Rock Deli Thai Chilli Lime chips missing from shelves, with concerns they're being discontinued permanently.
Melbourne Burrito Bill Nears $100 with Surcharges
A Melbourne diner's $97 bill for three burritos, loaded with multiple surcharges, has ignited fresh anger over Australia's cost-of-living crisis, highlighting how dining out has become unaffordable.
FCA Regulates Buy Now Pay Later from July 2026
The Financial Conduct Authority will regulate buy now pay later providers from July 15, 2026, introducing affordability checks and consumer protections for millions of users.
Business Committee Warns of Pandemic-Level Pressures
A parliamentary report reveals UK small businesses face pressures similar to the pandemic, with calls for urgent reforms on rates, late payments, and costs.
MPs Warn of Unsustainable Gaps in Franchise Policing
A parliamentary committee has highlighted critical regulatory gaps in policing franchise businesses, warning that current oversight is unsustainable and risks consumer harm.
BNPL Sector to Face Stricter FCA Rules from July 2026
The Financial Conduct Authority will impose new regulations on buy now, pay later services from July 15, 2026, including mandatory affordability checks and enhanced consumer protections.
DWP's £4,000 Disability Grants: Low Awareness Hinders Access
The DWP's Access to Work scheme offers average grants of £4,000 to help disabled people stay employed, but experts warn low awareness and application delays are preventing uptake.
Supermarket Per-Unit Pricing Confuses Shoppers, Hikes Costs
Consumer advocates demand transparency as Woolworths, Coles, and Aldi expand per-unit pricing on fruit and vegetables, often hiding higher per-kilogram costs and making price comparisons difficult for customers.
Liverpool Street Station's £1.2bn Redevelopment Approved
Controversial plans for a £1.2 billion redevelopment of London Liverpool Street station have been approved, including a 97-metre tower block, sparking heritage concerns from campaigners like Griff Rhys Jones.
Barefoot Investor Warns on Capital Gains Tax Changes
Scott Pape urges caution for property investors as speculation grows over potential halving of the capital gains tax discount in the upcoming May Budget.
Machu Picchu Airport Sparks Tourism vs Heritage Debate
A new international airport in Chinchero aims to slash travel times to Machu Picchu by 2027, but faces protests over environmental and cultural impacts.
Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa Administration: All Staff Laid Off
The four-star Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa in Mellows Way has ceased trading after entering administration, resulting in mass redundancies for all employees in an 'incredibly difficult situation'.
Trump Adviser Navarro Claims Low Job Growth is Positive
White House trade adviser Peter Navarro argues that low job growth is beneficial, attributing it to immigration crackdowns, despite a 4.6% unemployment rate and lack of evidence.
Two New Walking Trails Launch in Wales This Year
Wales is set to enhance its outdoor offerings with the launch of two new walking trails: the 83-mile Teifi Valley Trail in April and the Fishguard and Goodwick Heritage Trail this month, providing fresh routes for hikers to explore scenic landscapes and h
Kimbal Musk's Tesla Links and Epstein Connections Probed
Kimbal Musk, brother of Elon Musk, faces renewed scrutiny over his role at Tesla and past associations with Jeffrey Epstein, amid ongoing investigations.
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