Bromley leaseholders win £3.8k service charge refund
Six leaseholders in Bromley have successfully challenged their landlord and won a £3,800 refund for unjustified service charges, including window cleaning. Discover how the tribunal ruled.
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London pub charges customer £989 for one drink
A casual drink in a London pub turned into a financial nightmare when one customer discovered their card had been charged nearly £1,000 for a single beverage, exposing payment system vulnerabilities that could affect anyone.
Prison Service in Crisis as Inmates Wrongly Freed
Exclusive investigation reveals shocking prison release errors while Elon Musk dominates word of the year lists. A look at the stories shaping Britain today.
Prince Harry's emotional plea for veterans support
The Duke of Sussex speaks out about his military service and calls for greater support for armed forces veterans in a powerful new interview.
Lambeth Council axes 'lifeline' welfare support service
Lambeth Council faces backlash after confirming the closure of its key welfare support service, leaving vulnerable residents without critical assistance for benefits, housing and debt issues.
Sky TV customers: Claim £290 refund before shutdown
Millions of Sky TV subscribers could be owed hundreds of pounds in refunds as the broadcaster prepares to permanently shut down one of its longest-running services. Here's how to check if you're eligible.
£85bn sickness bill threatens UK economy
A shocking new report reveals long-term sickness is costing the UK economy £85 billion annually, with warnings of a deepening economic crisis unless urgent action is taken.
NHS staff face '70s-style racism crisis
Health Secretary Wes Streeting reveals shocking accounts of racist abuse against NHS staff, comparing current hostility levels to the worst periods of the 1970s and 80s.
New Royal Mail postboxes end knitted hat tradition
Royal Mail's modernised postboxes feature smaller apertures, preventing the charming tradition of yarn-bombing that has brightened British streets for years.
London restaurants accused of sneaky tip-dodging charges
An investigation reveals how some London eateries are allegedly using mandatory service charges to avoid distributing tips to their waiting staff fairly.
Starmer knew of Mandelson-Epstein links before job offer
Exclusive: Civil servants confirm Prime Minister Keir Starmer received intelligence about Peter Mandelson's connections to Jeffrey Epstein before bringing him into government, raising serious questions about judgement and transparency.
Most UK jobseekers fail to secure long-term work
Shocking new research reveals most jobseekers remain trapped in temporary roles as private employment agencies struggle to deliver permanent positions. Discover why the system is failing workers across Britain.
Call of Duty devs relieved by Game Pass price hike
An industry insider reveals that Call of Duty studios welcome the Xbox Game Pass price increase, believing it creates a fairer value proposition for their blockbuster titles.
Train derailment disrupts Glasgow-London services
A major incident in Cumbria's Shap area has derailed a Glasgow to London service, causing significant rail disruption and emergency response operations.
2.8 Million Britons Off Work Long-Term: The Truth
Exclusive investigation reveals the hidden health epidemic crippling Britain's workforce - from mental health struggles to chronic pain conditions keeping millions from employment.
New Body to Run Military Housing in MoD Overhaul
The Ministry of Defence announces major overhaul with new agency to manage armed forces accommodation after widespread criticism from service personnel and their families about housing conditions.
Firefighters become wildlife rescuers in animal emergency surge
Firefighters across England are responding to a dramatic increase in animal rescue callouts, from swans trapped in fishing lines to deer caught in fencing, revealing the hidden demands on emergency services.
UK may lose 600,000 workers without better health support
New analysis reveals Britain faces losing over half a million workers to long-term illness without urgent improvements to workplace health support and occupational health services.
£9.2bn Military Housing Revolution Announced
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps reveals massive £9.2bn investment to transform crumbling military accommodation into modern homes for service personnel and their families across the UK.
Sleep Better on Flights: Ultimate Travel Pillow Guide
Discover the game-changing travel pillows that are revolutionising long-haul flights from UK airports. Our 2025 review reveals which designs actually deliver comfort and which are just neck-breaking gimmicks.
Council served expired salami to vulnerable residents
An East London council faces severe criticism after distributing out-of-date cured meats to elderly and vulnerable residents through its Meals at Home service, sparking food safety concerns.
Grooves Records Autumn Lineup: Tom Robinson to Olly Murs
North London's iconic Grooves Records announces an electrifying autumn schedule featuring intimate performances from music legends and rising stars, cementing its status as a cultural hub for music enthusiasts.
Russia's Secret 1,500-Mile Missile Unleashed
Exclusive intelligence reveals Russia has deployed a previously unknown long-range missile capable of striking targets across Europe, raising alarm in Western security circles.
Bexley Council's £22.5m budget gap warning
Exclusive: Bexley Council faces £22.5 million budget gap amid soaring costs and service demands, with council tax hikes likely for residents.
Government to delegate BBC appointments in reform shake-up
Ministers announce radical overhaul of public appointments system, delegating authority for major roles including BBC positions to slash bureaucratic delays and streamline hiring processes.
Barclays, Santander lead customer exodus after outages
Major UK banks Barclays and Santander are experiencing the highest customer departure rates after recent service disruptions left customers frustrated and seeking more reliable alternatives.
Why we stop talking about sex in relationships
Discover why sexual communication often fades in committed relationships and how breaking this silence could revitalise your connection beyond the bedroom.
Major tech crash hits Outlook, Xbox and ASDA
Thousands of users across the UK report simultaneous outages affecting Microsoft services, Xbox Live and ASDA operations in a major technical failure.
Microsoft outage knocks Office 365 and Xbox Live offline
A major Microsoft outage has left thousands of British users unable to access Office 365, Xbox Live, and other key services. Discover what went wrong and when normal service will resume.
The Long Wave: One Year of a Global Family Saga
One year on, The Guardian's groundbreaking investigation into a sprawling global family continues to reshape our understanding of modern kinship, migration, and what connects us across continents.
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