ScottishPower owes £1,000 in solar panel payments
ScottishPower took 10 months after confirming data to register ownership, then delayed payments. Customer owed over £1,000. After intervention, received £1,575 plus £200 goodwill.
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Worst Neighbor Ever: Exploitative True Crime
Netflix's Worst Neighbor Ever tells four horrifying stories of murdered residents, but fails to probe deeper, feeling exploitative and like filler TV.
Most World Cup Goals Without Golden Boot: Jairzinho, Messi
Jairzinho and Lionel Messi each scored 7 goals at a World Cup without winning the Golden Boot. Explore the list of top scorers who missed out, plus teams stuck on zero points and debut drubbings.
Caitlin Clark conspiracy machine spins victim narrative
Caitlin Clark's extreme fans cast her as a victim of jealous rivals and league bias, but the narrative overlooks her growing pains and the league's history.
Signet City: 80s social realism meets parasitic RPG
Gareth Damian Martin's Signet City is a dystopian RPG where players control a parasite in a monochrome 1980s-inspired city, blending social realism with sci-fi. Due 2027.
Australian Olive Oils Rank High in Choice Taste Test
Choice blind tested 30 extra-virgin olive oils; Australian brands scored well, with Cobram Classic ranking third. Italian Monini took top spot.
US lifts export ban on Anthropic's Fable and Mythos AI
The US government has lifted export controls on Anthropic's powerful Fable and Mythos AI models after a two-week blackout due to security fears about cyber-attacks.
Chris Brown ordered to pay $13m to dog attack victim
R&B star Chris Brown must pay $12.9m to Maria Avila, who was mauled by his guard dog in 2020, requiring skin grafts and leaving her with PTSD.
Have you invested in gold through a bullion company?
The Guardian invites readers to share their experiences investing in gold via specialist bullion firms, exploring motivations, outcomes, and advice.
World Cup 2026: NYC fans find home away from home
New York City's diverse immigrant communities gather in bars and restaurants to watch the World Cup, creating vibrant hubs of patriotism and community spirit.
Lloyds Axes Halifax Brand After 173 Years
Lloyds Banking Group will retire the Halifax brand, moving all accounts to Lloyds by early 2027. No branches will close, but signage will be removed from 190 sites.
Trump made over $2bn in 2025, crypto ventures eclipse property
Donald Trump earned more than $2.2bn in 2025, with crypto businesses bringing in over $1bn, raising conflict-of-interest concerns according to financial disclosures.
USMNT faces Bosnia in battle for nation's attention
The USMNT's last-32 match against Bosnia and Herzegovina is not just about advancing but winning over a distracted nation in the attention economy, as coach Pochettino seeks to create lasting memories.
Up to 150 former WH Smith stores to close after court OK
Up to 150 former WH Smith stores will close after a high court approved a restructuring plan by owner Modella Capital, affecting thousands of jobs and writing off debts.
US cooking oil market shrinks amid Ice pressures on Latinos
Associated British Foods says Hispanic consumers are reusing oil more often due to financial and immigration enforcement pressures, with sales unlikely to recover by 2027.
Why polka dots are now the smarter fashion choice
Once dismissed as frivolous, polka dots are having the last laugh – popping up on celebs, catwalks and all over the algorithm, while stripes lose their authority.
Why Netflix is losing viewers for second seasons
Netflix shows like Avatar: The Last Airbender and Beef lost 59% and 58% of viewers for second seasons, raising questions about binge release strategies and brand identity.
AI Chip Demand Sends Console Prices Soaring
Soaring demand for AI chips and memory has caused game console prices to hit record highs, with PS5 up £90 and Xbox up £75, as analysts predict PS6 could cost $1,000.
Best wellies 2026: tried and tested for comfort and grip
After testing 15 pairs of wellies from Barbour, Le Chameau, Mountain Warehouse and more, these are the top picks for walking, kids, budget and style.
Mortgage burden now heavier than 1989 with rates at 17%
KPMG analysis shows Australia's mortgage burden is now above 1989 levels, with households dedicating 5.4% of income to debt servicing despite lower interest rates.
Canada to Join Eurovision in 2027, First Newcomer Since Australia
Canada will join the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027, becoming the first new participant since Australia in 2015. The announcement was made on Canada Day by the EBU and CBC.
Fuel crisis hits 75% of Australian businesses, survey finds
Nearly three-quarters of Australian businesses reported negative impacts from higher fuel prices in May-June 2024, with 9% cutting staff and 15% delaying investments, according to an ABS survey.
Best streaming in Australia: July 2026 TV and film guide
July 2026 streaming guide: Will Ferrell's golf comedy The Hawk, Ryan Coogler's vampire film Sinners, and The Devil Wears Prada 2 lead new releases on Netflix, Stan, Disney+, Prime Video, and more.
Winter Greens and Blackberries Top July's Best-Value Produce
Brussels sprouts and wombok lead best-value vegetables in July, while blackberries are the top berry choice. Spinach faces supply issues due to rain.
20 EU airports with worst delays for Brits
British holidaymakers face up to hour-long delays at 20 EU airports due to new EES border checks; Greece and Spain worst hit, Milan Bergamo has longest average delay.
Police hunt phone snatcher who attacked passenger on train
British Transport Police are searching for a man who stole a phone on a Thameslink train and assaulted the victim who tried to retrieve it. The incident occurred on May 8.
Sony to remove 551 films from UK PlayStation libraries
Sony will delete 551 StudioCanal titles from UK PlayStation customers' libraries from September, including Paddington and Terminator 2, due to licensing agreements.
Designer Perfume Under £100 with Free Gift
A popular designer perfume is now on sale for under £100, and comes with a free gift. Find out which fragrance and where to buy it.
Sony ends physical game discs for new PS5 games from 2028
Sony will stop producing physical game discs for all new PlayStation games from January 2028, moving to digital-only releases via the PlayStation Store.
Katie Price promises nude shoot if England win World Cup
Katie Price promised to pose naked if England win today's World Cup match against DR Congo, made during a Kiss Breakfast radio appearance.
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