UK Passport Rule 2028: EU Expats Face Higher Uni Fees
From 2028, British passport holders living in the EU will lose home fee status at UK universities, facing international fees and no student loans, warns immigration lawyer Julie Moktadir.
Category : Politics
Wolverhampton Fire: 1,000 Tonnes Recycling Blaze Closes Roads
A fire at Jones Skips in Wolverhampton involving 1,000 tonnes of recycling materials led to road closures and an 'avoid the area' warning on July 6.
Bin Strike: Secret Sacking Plan, New Leader Responds
Exclusive report reveals senior Birmingham council officials proposed sacking striking bin workers secretly after elections. New leader Roger Harmer calls it a 'failure' but doesn't rule it out.
DWP New Housing Benefit Rules for 315,000 Claimants
From October 2026, 315,000 benefits claimants in supported housing and temporary accommodation will no longer face income drops when increasing work hours, as DWP introduces new disregards.
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Rossendale Council Lists New Planning Applications
Rossendale Borough Council has published planning applications for the week ending July 3, including balcony extensions, dropped kerbs, and listed building consent.
DWP: Opt Out of Winter Fuel Payment by September or Lose It
State pensioners with income over £35,000 must opt out of Winter Fuel Payment by September 2026 or face automatic recovery by HMRC. The DWP issued a warning on X.
Anne Frank's 1942 Hiding: Diary Legacy and Quiz Answers
On July 5, 1942, Anne Frank and her family went into hiding in Amsterdam. This article marks the anniversary with a general knowledge and history quiz, including answers for July 5.
Andy Burnham Confirms State Pension Triple Lock Decision
Andy Burnham has confirmed he will maintain the state pension triple lock if he becomes Prime Minister, ruling out any changes despite calls to scrap the costly policy.
Andy Burnham's Death Tax Plan Could Cost £96,000
Andy Burnham's ally proposes removing capital gains tax uplift on death, potentially leaving families with a £96,000 bill on inherited assets like buy-to-let properties.
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Blueprint for Manchester's Future Debated This Week
Manchester's local plan, covering 2022-2039, will be debated this week. It includes expanding the city centre, new homes, and transport upgrades.
Three-Bed Home to Become Seven-Bed HMO in Pleck
A plan to convert a three-bed family home on Kingsley Street, Pleck, into a seven-bed HMO has been submitted. Pleck already has 16 HMO licenses, one of the highest in Walsall.
Burnham Proposes Scrapping Football Alcohol Ban
Andy Burnham, Labour MP for Makerfield, aims to repeal the 1985 alcohol ban in football stadiums if elected PM, arguing fans should enjoy pints like other sports.
Tividale Storage Gets 24/7 Green Light After Noise Study
Sandwell Council has approved permanent 24-hour operation for a Tividale shipping container storage facility, reversing previous restrictions after noise monitoring showed minimal impact.
Burnham Rules Out Crude DWP Cuts, Pledges Sustainable Reform
Andy Burnham confirms he will not make crude cuts to DWP benefits as PM, instead focusing on apprenticeships, free transport for 16-18s, and council homes to reduce the welfare bill sustainably.
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Burnham Confirms New VPN Rules Amid Social Media Ban
Andy Burnham confirms new VPN restrictions will be introduced under his premiership, supporting the under-16 social media ban to prevent bypassing safety measures.
Burnham May Back BBC Licence Fee Subsidies for Low Income
Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister-in-waiting, could support a fairer TV licence fee with subsidies for lower income households and a faster BBC shift to the regions, according to allies.
M&S thief vows to turn life around, tells court 'It's not who I am'
James Whitlow, 44, stole £662 worth of meat and alcohol from M&S and Home Bargains. He told Birmingham Magistrates' Court he is not a petty thief and plans to pay compensation immediately after finding work.
Burnham Urged Not to Means-Test State Pensions
Andy Burnham faces pressure to avoid means-testing state pensions as he seeks £4.7bn to fund Keir Starmer's defence investment plan, with experts warning such a move would be unjust.
New Sick Note Rule in England After 11 Million Issued (06.07.2026)
New sick note rules aim to replace the current system with personalised plans, as data shows 73.6% of notes lack a diagnosis.
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Rochdale Gets £27,461 Gum Removal Grant
Rochdale Borough Council secures £27,461 from Chewing Gum Task Force to vaporise gum from pavements, part of a 50-council scheme reducing litter by up to 86%.
Man Jailed 10 Years for Murder of Scots Mother in Crete
A Greek man has been sentenced to 10 years for the 2009 murder of Scottish mother Jean Hanlon in Crete, but released pending appeal due to diminished responsibility.
Frivolous complaints cost taxpayers tens of thousands
Staffordshire County Council received 149 complaints, mostly against Reform UK councillors, with only eight upheld, costing taxpayers tens of thousands.
Man Stabbed to Death in Wolverhampton Car Park
A man in his 20s was fatally stabbed in a Wolverhampton car park early Sunday. Three people, including a 32-year-old on murder suspicion, have been arrested as investigations continue.
Body Found at Watermead Country Park in Unexplained Death
A man's body was found in the water at Watermead Country Park in Leicestershire on Saturday afternoon. Police are treating the death as unexplained as investigations continue.
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Army Could Recall Veterans Up to Age 65 Under £298bn Plan
The British Army may recall former personnel up to age 65 under a £298bn Defence Investment Plan, strengthening the Strategic Reserve and lowering recall thresholds for Reservists.
Fans Back Harry's Solo UK Trip After Meghan Pulls Out
Prince Harry will travel alone to the UK after Meghan Markle and their children pulled out due to denied police protection. Fans on Reddit praised the decision as 'the right thing'.
Prince Harry 'spoilt celebrity' over UK trip change
Prince Harry has been criticised by royal expert Ingrid Seward for behaving 'like a spoilt celebrity' after changing his UK trip plans at the last minute, travelling alone to London amid security concerns and leaving King Charles 'in the dark'.
July 4 Quiz Answers: General Knowledge, Cryptic Rivers, History
Full answers for July 4 quiz: general knowledge, cryptic river puzzles, and history questions including cloning, peerage titles, and Roman bodyguards.
Bergvall speaks on Spurs future amid Villa transfer links
Tottenham midfielder Lucas Bergvall has broken his silence on his future after being linked with Aston Villa, Chelsea, and Bayern Munich this summer.
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Police Call Handlers Face Jail After Guilty Pleas
Two Derbyshire police call handlers, Jessica Fitzhugh and Ellie-Mae Doherty, pleaded guilty to computer misuse and misconduct; a judge warned they face prison.
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