AI Fraud Cases Hit Record 444,000 in UK

Criminals are using artificial intelligence to take over accounts and create synthetic identities, driving UK fraud cases to a record high of 444,000 last year, according to CIFAS data.

Amazon Sale's Surprise Top Seller Exposed

A veteran shopping journalist covering 15 Amazon sales events reveals the consistent bestseller that outperforms tech gadgets and beauty bargains, surprising shoppers with its universal appeal and significant savings.

HMRC May Waive Tax for Expats Fleeing Middle East

HMRC is considering a tax rule change that could exempt over 160,000 British nationals fleeing conflict in the Middle East from UK tax liabilities, with special provisions for exceptional circumstances.

Farm Near Birmingham Offers Free Mother's Day Entry

Mini Meadows Farm in Northampton, just 50 minutes from Birmingham, is offering free entry for mums this Mother's Day weekend. The farm features animal encounters, extensive play areas, and a cafe, set in 12 acres of countryside.

Plaid Cymru's 100-Day Economic Plan for Wales

Rhun ap Iorwerth outlines Plaid Cymru's ambitious economic strategy, including a Wales-wide skills audit, increased local procurement, and a new national development agency to streamline business support.

UK Car Industry Slams EU's 'Discriminatory' New Rules

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has strongly criticized new European Union proposals that would prioritize EU-made vehicles and components, potentially damaging the £70 billion annual trading relationship between the UK and EU.

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