Martin Lewis: Women Owed £30k+ in State Pension
Martin Lewis warns over 100,000 women aged 40-90 may be owed thousands due to historic Home Responsibilities Protection errors. Check your National Insurance record now.
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UK Tourist Stranded in Spain Due to New Passport Rule
Natasha Cochraine De La Rosa, 26, is barred from returning to the UK after a holiday in Spain due to new Home Office rules requiring dual nationals to present a British passport or certificate of entitlement for entry.
National Wealth Fund Invests £599m in Rolls-Royce SMR
The National Wealth Fund has announced a £599m financing package for Rolls-Royce Small Modular Reactors, aimed at accelerating clean energy development with Great British Energy and creating around 1,000 jobs.
Aldi Invests £122m in Price Cuts on 500 Items in 2026
Aldi has invested £122 million to lower prices on nearly 500 products in the first quarter of 2026, including fresh food, household essentials, and personal care items, helping shoppers save on weekly costs.
182 Luxury Holiday Homes Approved at Millendreath Beach Resort
Cornwall Council has granted planning permission for Valley Resorts to build 182 luxury holiday homes, a sea-view restaurant, and extensive leisure facilities at Millendreath Beach Resort near Looe, with strict conditions ensuring the properties remain ho
Martin Lewis: How to Get Extra Discounts on Household Bills
Money-saving expert Martin Lewis explains practical strategies for negotiating better deals on household bills, including a real-life example of a Vodafone customer securing a 50% reduction.
First UK Small Modular Nuclear Reactors Start in North Wales
Construction has commenced on Britain's inaugural small modular nuclear reactors at Wylfa, North Wales, with the project set to generate up to 8,000 jobs and power millions of homes.
Martin Lewis: Act Now as Energy Deals Could Vanish
MoneySavingExpert warns UK households that fixed energy tariff deals may soon disappear due to Middle East conflict, with price cap expected to rise in July.
180,000 Miss Out on £800 Tax Rebates from HMRC
A Freedom of Information request reveals HMRC issued 1.75 million cheques last year, with 178,180 never cashed, leaving taxpayers missing out on an average of £800 each.
State Pensioners Get £48 Monthly Boost from DWP
Millions of UK state pensioners are seeing extra cash in their accounts as the DWP implements new payment rates for 2026/27, with those on the new full pension receiving an additional £48 monthly.
Imperial Brands Launches Second £725m Share Buyback
Bristol-based Imperial Brands initiates second £725m share buyback tranche as part of £1.45bn program, aiming to reduce capital and return cash to investors through Barclays execution.
Martin Lewis: Financial Danger for Couples with One Partner in Charge
Money expert Martin Lewis highlights the risks when only one partner manages household finances, urging transparency and regular money talks to avoid crisis.
UK Job Cuts Accelerate as Iran War Hits Economy
New research reveals UK businesses are cutting jobs at the fastest rate this year, with redundancies rising and recruitment falling due to economic pressures from the Iran conflict.
Ovo Energy Sues TalkTalk Over Failed Broadband Deal
Ovo Energy has launched legal action against TalkTalk regarding a disputed 2022 broadband customer transfer agreement, adding pressure as both firms face financial challenges.
Pubs in England Get Extended Hours for World Cup 2026
Pubs in England will be allowed to stay open until 2am during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the government easing closing time rules to let fans watch matches.
Stamp Duty Change Costs UK Households £4,618 Extra
First-time buyers in England have paid an estimated £307 million more in stamp duty since a temporary relief measure ended in April 2025, with the average extra cost per buyer reaching £4,618.
UK Households Face £480 Hit from Iran War Energy Crisis
The Resolution Foundation warns UK households will be £480 worse off this year as energy bills surge amid the Iran conflict, with incomes falling for many.
Why Household Costs Are Rising: Birmingham Economist Explains
Dr Danilo Spinola from Birmingham City University explains how global events like the Iran conflict are driving up prices for petrol, energy, mortgages, and everyday goods through supply chain disruptions and inflation.
Solihull Padel Courts Seek Alcohol Licence for Daily Sales
Pure Padel Clubs Ltd has submitted an application to Solihull Council for a premises licence to sell alcohol from 11am to 10.30pm daily at their new courts on Streetsbrook Road.
DJH Acquires Bootle's SB&P Accountants in North West Growth
Private equity-backed DJH has acquired Bootle-based SB&P Accountants, marking its 19th acquisition since 2020 and strengthening its Liverpool presence with six regional offices.
Inheritance Tax Changes 'Self-Harm' for Family Firms: Brewery Boss
JW Lees managing director William Lees-Jones warns that government inheritance tax reforms could destroy family businesses, stifle investment, and cost thousands of jobs across the hospitality sector.
Dusk's Cordless Wall Light Brightens Homes Without Wiring
The Lucille Ornate LED Rechargeable Wall Light from Dusk offers cordless convenience with adjustable brightness, ideal for creating ambient lighting in any room without electrical installations.
UK Households Reclaim Thousands with HMRC Phone Call
Money Saving Expert reveals taxpayers are recouping up to £11,486 after discovering incorrect tax codes through simple phone calls to HMRC.
HMRC £179 Payments: Some Must Repay Due to Income Threshold
HMRC is distributing £179 monthly Child Benefit payments but warns households earning over £60,000 may need to repay part or all of it through the High Income Child Benefit Charge, with details on thresholds and payment methods provided.
British Tourist Freed in Dubai Amid Regional Tensions
A 60-year-old Londoner detained in Dubai for photographing Iranian strikes has been released, bringing relief but concerns remain for others still held under cybercrime laws.
Claire's Accessories 80% Closing Sale as Stores Shut
Major 1990s fashion retailer Claire's Accessories is conducting massive closing sales with discounts up to 80% as stores shut across the UK following administration.
UK Supermarkets Could Introduce Dynamic Pricing
UK supermarkets could soon implement dynamic pricing at tills, a change influenced by global events like the Iran war. Experts warn of potential price hikes, while retailers deny immediate plans.
Balearic Islands Call for Tourism Limits as Anger Grows
Residents of Majorca, Menorca, and Ibiza are pushing for rental caps and tourist restrictions as overtourism concerns intensify across the Balearic Islands.
Majorca Targets UK Families with Incentives Amid Tourism Concerns
Majorca tourism experts are launching targeted campaigns to attract UK families with discounts and safety assurances as Middle East tensions threaten European travel patterns.
IFS Calls for DWP to Send Pension Age Letters to Pre-1976 Born
The Institute for Fiscal Studies demands the DWP send letters to everyone born before 1976 clarifying their state pension age, as 16% underestimate or are unaware of it.
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