14 h. ago Council faces £100,000 tax bill as its ban on second home owners makes its new flats in multi

Bosses have been forced to lift the restriction on the flats in Hunstanton which were intended to go on the market - for local people only - in December 2023.

Economics

15 h. ago Oasis in row with photo agencies over pictures from reunion shows

Exclusive: Band’s management tell agencies and publishers they can only use shots of first gig in Cardiff for a yearSongwriters ‘missing millions in royalties from more than 100,000 UK gigs’A row has broken out over restrictions imposed on how newspapers, magazines, TV broadcasters and digital publishers can use pictures taken at Oasis reunion gigs, as the band prepare to play the first night of what is expected to be the most profitable tour in UK history.Photo agencies and publishers have been told they can use shots of the first concert, which takes place in Cardiff on Friday, for one year and then the rights revert back to the band and management. Continue reading...

Culture

15 h. ago Holiday warning for Brits as selfie mistake could land you with £100,000 fine

Brits heading on holidays this summer are being warned to check the rules for taking photos in public spaces as some countries have some hefty fines in place if you get it wrong

Events

16 h. ago I have £100,000 in savings and investments and plan to retire by 40

London-based Mia Rose McGrath, 24, has 'almost £100,000 in savings and investments' and plans to 'soft retire' at 40. The savvy saver delivered a few financial home truths to her fans.

Economics

16 h. ago Parliament church's chief bell ringer is hit with £100,000 court bill after ripping out banker neighbour's gate to his £2m west London home on day he moved in

Retired financier Nicholas Partick-Hiley bought his mews cottage in Fulham, in August 2023, planning to make the property a dream home for his retirement alongside wife.

Economics

17 h. ago Inside Budapest Pride: How organisers defied Orban’s ban with 100,000

When Viktor Orban’s right-wing government passed a bill to ban Pride events – the organisers of Budapest’s annual march decided to rebel

Politics

20 h. ago Parliament's chief bell ringer is hit with £100,000 court bill after ripping out banker neighbour's gate to his £2m west London home on day he moved in

Retired financier Nicholas Partick-Hiley bought his mews cottage in Fulham, in August 2023, planning to make the property a dream home for his retirement alongside wife.

Economics

39 h. ago The popular holiday destination where you could be fined £100,000 for taking a selfie

Luxury travel specialists at eShores are warning tourists of the seemingly innocent photographs that can break local privacy laws and breach copyright restrictions in destinations around the world.

Economics

56 h. ago Renfrewshire Health and Social Care Partnership applauded for maintaining 'fantastic' delayed discharge performance

Data has shown the area had just 7.9 delayed patients per 100,000 as of late May.

Politics

62 h. ago UberEats: delivery app announces shortlist for 2025 London restaurant competition

The nationwide competition is worth £100,000 to the winning business

Society

62 h. ago Gateway megachurch announces it is cutting services as it continues to face blowback from Robert Morris sex

Gateway Church, which once had over 100,000 regular attendees, will cut its Saturday services at almost all locations.

Politics

63 h. ago ‘A second exile’: Nepal moves to expel refugees already deported by the US

Dozens of Bhutanese refugees are facing deportation from Nepal, a country that once gave them shelterAshish Subedi never imagined he would be deported once, let alone twice.Subedi, 36, had grown up in the Beldangi refugee camp in eastern Nepal where his family, along with over 100,000 other ethnic Lhotshampas, ended up after being expelled from Bhutan in the early 1990s. Continue reading...

Events

65 h. ago Eminem, AI and me: why artists need new laws in the digital age | Alexander Hurst

I can’t can’t quote a single line from a song in my book. So how can big tech legally feast on all the lyrics ever written?In the 74,833 words of a book I am writing, there are six words that, when strung together in a specific 12-word sequence, I cannot say. It’s a single line from the song Bloodbuzz Ohio by the National, which goes: “I still owe money to the money to the money I owe.”My book is a memoir about the psychological toll that what I term “desperation capitalism” took on millennials in particular, and how it pushed tens of millions of people to try to find a way out of financial precarity by engaging in high-risk financial activity. It’s told through the lens of my own experience of falling deeper and deeper under the spell as I spent 11 months trading a few thousand dollars into more than $1.2m, and then 18 months chasing my losses all the way down to zero. Well, more than zero, in fact, since by the end I owed the US government nearly $100,000 in taxes on phantom gains...

Politics

3 d. ago Uber Eats Restaurant of the Year Awards 2025: 10 Scottish restaurants shortlisted for prize

The winning restaurant will take home £100,000 to invest and grow their business.

Events

3 d. ago Any cut to cash Isa allowance ‘may not prompt savers to boost their investments’

There has been speculation that plans to reduce the annual tax-free cash Isa allowance could be announced later this month.

Economics

3 d. ago All the DWP changes to PIP and UC as measures to drag 150,000 into poverty

Modelling published by the DWP suggests the current measures will push 150,000 more Brits into poverty by 2030 – 100,000 less than the figure associated with the original proposals

Politics

4 d. ago To all who think capitalism can drive progressive change, it won’t – and here’s the shocking proof | Polly Toynbee

Asset manager Aberdeen’s surprise cut to funding research into inequality has left those that used its grants for good works reelingThe axe fell with shocking suddenness. On Thursday Aberdeen Group plc terminated its Financial Fairness Trust without notice and sacked the CEO, Mubin Haq, the chair and all the trustees, leaving eight staff dangling. The company tells me it plans to move in a different direction. That dreaded phrase marks the end of 16 remarkable years, during which the trust sponsored some of the most influential research into inequality and its financial causes.Aberdeen is a wealth management and investment company. I admired its willingness to fund research not in its own immediate interest, but for the sake of social improvement, as a sign that decent capitalism was possible. Now that’s over. The mood has changed. Wildfires started by President Trump are engulfing global companies as his administration attempts to bar asset and retirement plan managers from conside...

Events

4 d. ago Welfare reforms could push 150,000 into poverty, official modelling suggests

The figure is 100,000 lower than before the Prime Minister was forced into a partial U-turn as a result of a Labour revolt.

Politics

4 d. ago Wealthy estate agent who abandoned his £100k BMW after ploughing into a motorway crash barrier spared prison after insisting he had not drunk any alcohol

Scott Morgan - who has two previous drink-related driving convictions - lost control of his £100,000 electric i7 M Sport on a motorway as he was driving home from work on a Friday at 8.30pm.

Events

6 d. ago Around 100,000 march in Budapest Pride in defiance of Hungary's ban

Around 100,000 people have marched in Budapest in Hungary's largest ever LGBTQ+ Pride event in defiance of a government ban

Politics