7 h. ago Dog owners in Scotland risk £40,000 fine if they make this mistake

Dog owners should be responsible for their pets when they are out walks but sometimes things get out of hand

Economics

8 h. ago Free driving lessons for people on PIP, ADP or other disability benefits

Learner drivers just need to pay for the costs of the theory and practical driving tests.

Politics

13 h. ago How much is a driveway worth? The premium buyers say they would pay

According to the findings, having a driveway can boost the value of a property by up to 10%.

Economics

15 h. ago How much is a driveway worth? Survey reveals the premium home buyers say they would pay

According to the findings, having a driveway can boost the value of a property by up to 10%.

Economics

33 h. ago Driving without paying attention to this important date could result in £1,000 fine

Missing just one date every year could leave drivers with a hefty fine

Economics

34 h. ago Motorists given DVLA number plate warning after March change

The DVLA has strict rules on number plates which motorists must adhere to - or risk a £1,000 fine and an automatic MOT failure

Events

35 h. ago Drivers warned to arrange a 'very important' test or face £1,000 fine

The DVLA has warned drivers that they could face a hefty fine and penalty points if they fail to arrange a particular test which is 'very important' for road users

Events

36 h. ago Warning to anyone with a driving licence over £1,000 fine for missing vital test

Experts have issued a stark warning reminding Brits about the hefty penalty drivers face if they do not comply with the DVLA's strict rules when it comes to 'visual standards'

Events

36 h. ago Highway Code rule means passengers could get £1,000 fine when not even driving

A recent update to the Highway Code means that passengers could be penalised for using their phones in a way that distracts the driver and the fines are substantial

Economics

46 h. ago Why picking wild daffodils could lead you to getting a £5,000 fine

The carpets of spring daffodils may be a tempting solution for those who forgot to organise a Mother's Day gift.

Economics

3 d. ago Miracle water cancer cure claim lands religious channel Word Network with £150,000 Ofcom fine

Two episodes of Peter Popoff Ministries, presented by American televangelist Peter Popoff featured 'potentially harmful claims' when advertising 'miracle spring water'.

Economics

3 d. ago Certain drivers receive letters from DVLA demanding £195 payment

The new rules will see owners of electric cars having to pay vehicle tax for the first time, with most facing charges of around £195 a year

Economics

3 d. ago Liam Gallagher 'risks £4,000 fine if he fails to turn up to face the mother of his love child in court'

The Oasis star, 52, has been told he must attend a hearing on April 16 after American journalist Liza Ghorbani filed for an increase in child support payments ahead of the band's reunion tour.

Events

4 d. ago Couple fined £1,500 after migrant travels into UK holding onto back of motorhome

Government can fine people up to £10,000 under the UK’s clandestine entrant civil penalty scheme

Economics

4 d. ago Homeowners warned about garden rules that could lead to £20,000 fine

Following the winter, many Brits will be looking to upgrade their outdoor space - but there are some common garden improvements that could mean you're breaking the law

Events

5 d. ago The Mouthless Dead by Anthony Quinn review – murder most unsolvable

The author’s haunting and highly readable fictionalisation of a high-profile killing in prewar Liverpool is rich in legal and procedural detailIn 1931, William Herbert Wallace was first convicted and then acquitted on appeal of the murder of his wife, Julia. Her killer was never found and the case remains one of the most pored-over mysteries of the 20th century. Crime novelists including Dorothy L Sayers and PD James have written essays and books about it, and none other than Raymond Chandler, who knew a thing or two about unsolvable wickedness, described it as “the nonpareil of all murder mysteries... I call it the impossible murder because Wallace couldn’t have done it, and neither could anyone else.” Why would anyone murder an apparently nondescript, harmless woman? Anthony Quinn has now turned his attention to the case in his new novel; the result is intensely readable and, appropriately enough, indelibly haunting.Quinn’s masterstroke is not to focus on Wallace himself, a middle...

Events

7 d. ago Moment bungling lorry driver smashes into £40,000 Grade II listed monument... but escapes with £250 fine

The driver, who has not yet been named, collided with the 15ft-tall William Gladstone memorial cross in Lea Marston, Warwickshire, last summer after making a wrong turn.

Economics

7 d. ago DVLA UK driving license renewal fines explained as drivers face £1,000 fine

The DVLA is reminding drivers of the importance of renewing their driving licences after research found that millions of Brits are risking a fine for using an out-of-date one

Economics

8 d. ago Family pay tribute to 'infectious, beautiful' girl, 10, killed when electric BMW ploughed into football practice as they reveal her dream of one day playing for Manchester United

Poppy Atkinson, from Kendal, was killed after being struck by the car on a sports pitch at Kendal Rugby Union Football Club yesterday.

Events

8 d. ago I was charged £1,000 by my broadband provider after I failed to read the fine print

What 54-year-old Joanne Batty thought would be a £65 job turned into a hefty fix as she came to the end of a two-year broadband and landline phone contract.

Economics