Martin Lewis: Energy bills to rise 13%, more bad news ahead
Martin Lewis warns energy bills will rise 13% in July, adding £30-40 for typical households. He says the outlook for October is 'not good news either' due to high gas prices.
Martin Lewis warns energy bills will rise 13% in July, adding £30-40 for typical households. He says the outlook for October is 'not good news either' due to high gas prices.
Aston Villa boss Unai Emery will be rewarded with a £100m transfer budget after leading the club to Europa League glory, their first trophy in three decades.
The DVLA has cancelled nearly 20,000 driving licences for drivers over 70 in three years. The government consults on mandatory cognitive and eyesight tests as part of road safety reforms.
Santander reduces mortgage rates by up to 0.23% from May 22, benefiting first-time buyers and buy-to-let borrowers, as inflation drops to 2.8%.
A single speeding offence could cost young drivers over £645 due to fines, licence revocation, test retakes, and four years of higher insurance premiums, according to Go.Compare research.
Iceland's bank holiday BBQ deal lets shoppers get five items for £15, stackable with a £9 off £60 code, making £90 worth of food cost just £51.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to announce an increase in the 45p per mile HMRC mileage rate for business travel, unchanged for 15 years, benefiting drivers covering under 10,000 miles annually.
DVLA data reveals 8,060 licences revoked for drivers aged 80-89, plus 1,202 for over-90s. Police can now test eyesight roadside under 2026 rules.
Nationwide Building Society has announced its 2026 Fairer Share payment, offering eligible customers a £100 boost. Around 4.4 million customers qualify. Find out if you're eligible.
The UK government announces an overhaul of the fit note system, replacing it with personalised 'stay in work' plans through four pilots across England.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has asked supermarkets to consider voluntarily capping prices on essentials like bread, milk and eggs to tackle rising living costs, sparking industry backlash.
Sage posted 10% revenue growth to £1.36bn and 15% profit rise, driven by cloud products and increased AI adoption. CEO Steve Hare calls it an excellent first half.
Aldi warns shoppers using loyalty cards at major UK supermarkets are overpaying up to £126 a month compared to Aldi's prices, based on Which? data.
EasyJet reports £552m losses but assures no jet fuel disruption despite Middle East conflict, keeping fare rises minimal amid uncertainty.
Nationwide reports 22% income rise to £6.4bn, driven by consumer lending and credit card expansion, despite a dip in pre-tax profit.
The UK is set for a prolonged heatwave with temperatures reaching 33C, potentially breaking the 1922 May record of 32.8C in London.
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Nationwide Building Society confirms 4 million customers will receive a £100 Fairer Share payment, the fourth year running. Eligibility requires a qualifying current account and savings or mortgage.
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The UK government has scrapped plans for voluntary price caps on staple foods like bread, milk, and eggs at Asda, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Tesco, Aldi, and Lidl after backlash from retailers and the Bank of England.
A taste test of budget ice lollies from seven supermarkets reveals Aldi's 19p fruit sticks outperform Walls Calippo, offering great flavor and value.
Marks and Spencer has increased the minimum spend for free online delivery from £60 to £75, leaving shoppers furious. The change applies to clothes, home, and beauty products. Customers who don't meet the threshold pay £3.99 standard delivery. M&S says th
Morrisons reintroduces free breakfasts for children during May half-term. Kids can eat for free daily from May 25-31 at any UK store café.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a £1 vehicle tax charge for hauliers and extends fuel duty freeze, aiming to ease cost-of-living pressures and support the haulage industry.
Project MADE unveils a 10-year plan to boost West Midlands advanced manufacturing, aiming for £44bn output, 50,000 jobs, and £1.6bn investment by 2035.
Dow Schofield Watts launches DSW Legal, a challenger legal platform led by James Mallender, aiming to attract entrepreneurial lawyers seeking alternatives to traditional partnerships.
SFM Technology, a Somerset fruit harvesting machinery firm awarded a Royal Warrant in 2012, has fallen into administration, with HMRC petitioning for its winding-up.
Birmingham City writers Alex Dicken and Brian Dick debate which free agent the Blues should sign to boost their promotion push, with Jairo Riedewald and Dan Neil as top candidates.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms a new £240 annual road tax for electric and plug-in hybrid drivers, starting April 2028, as part of a pay-per-mile system.
Amazon shoppers are raving about a Bluetooth sleep mask priced under £28, perfect for relaxing sleep with built-in headphones.