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UK Mid-Sized Malls Shift Toward Homes and Services
Pressure from e-commerce and changing spending habits is pushing empty shopping centres in the UK toward housing, healthcare and leisure uses.
UK rolls out passport-free e-gates at airports
The facial-recognition system is designed to speed up arrivals, while passport checks or officer referrals remain available for additional screening.
Trump Says U.S. Bombers Were Pulled from Britain
Washington has redeployed the B-1 fleet based in southern England to its main U.S. bases after a threat investigation.
Salary questions in UK job interviews are still allowed
In the UK, candidates do not have to disclose their current pay in interviews, while the EU is introducing rules that ban salary-history questions.
UK Diesel Price Tops £2 a Litre for the First Time
Average diesel prices in the UK have crossed £2 a litre for the first time, while petrol also continued to rise, according to RAC data.
Trump’s diesel export threat puts pressure on Europe
Washington’s call to tap reserves has raised fresh fuel-cost risks in the UK and EU, as markets watch for any cut to U.S. supply.
Lloyds survey: High expectations for tokenization in UK finance
A Lloyds survey of 100 senior executives shows banks and asset managers are moving quickly toward blockchain-based infrastructure.
UK Home Raid Triggers Crypto Kidnap-Style Alarm
A couple who asked not to be named said digital assets and luxury watches were taken during a 45-minute attack.
UK Diesel Price Tops £2 a Litre for the First Time
Diesel prices in the UK have risen above £2 a litre for the first time, according to RAC data, increasing costs for households and businesses as petrol also climbs.
Croatia vs England: form, absences and likely lineups
Both teams have one win and one loss after two matches in UEFA Nations League Group A3, and Friday’s game in Rijeka could shift the balance.
US Diesel Export Threat Pushes Europe to Prepare Stock Releases
After Washington signaled a possible export curb, European capitals accelerated preparations to tap diesel reserves.
Thames Water apologises for £145,562 billing error
A mistaken meter reading led to a huge charge that was reversed the same day, renewing scrutiny of rising complaints against water firms.
UK Talks Diesel Stockpiles as Trump Threatens Export Ban
A U.S. signal that exports could be restricted has deepened fears that record-high diesel prices in Britain could rise even further.
UK in Talks With EU Over Strategic Fuel Reserves
London is weighing joint action with Europe in case a possible US diesel export ban pushes prices even higher.
Vape tax takes effect in the UK, pushing prices higher
A new rule adds £2.20 to every 10 ml of e-liquid, with price rises expected to filter through store shelves gradually as old stock sells out.
US and British troops leave Iraq as coalition mission ends
The departure of the last troops from Erbil has closed the international military mission launched in 2014 against ISIS, with support to continue through other channels.
UK bans Huel ad over full-meal replacement claim
Britain’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled that a Huel Instagram and YouTube ad implied the brand could replace all meals.
Greggs plans four factory closures and 740 job cuts
The UK bakery chain aims to save £20 million by 2028-29 through a restructuring spread over two and a half years.
UK ends migrant returns pilot deal with France
The pilot scheme to send some small-boat arrivals back to France has stopped taking new cases.
UK Demand for Women DIYers and Plumbers Is Rising
Home renovation content, cost-of-living pressure and a shortage of tradespeople are pushing more women toward DIY and technical trades in the UK.
Burnham plans to overhaul the pension triple lock in 2030
Andy Burnham says savings from a pension reform could help fund a national care service in England.
Leeds Baby Bank issues urgent appeal as demand surges
Leeds Baby Bank says it needs more cash and donated goods as rising energy and fuel bills push more families to seek help.
UK Puts Shipbuilding and Skills at Heart of Industrial Plan
A plan unveiled ahead of Labour’s Liverpool conference promises new public support for defence shipyards and workforce training.
Aviva warns flood risk could leave UK homes uninsured
Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc says 115,000 new homes could be built in flood-risk areas over the next decade if current construction trends continue.